He put himself inside me and he raped me and I just remember getting up and — I just remember getting up.
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"Everyone is getting up and going to work," she said.
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The romantically compatible man is getting up from his chair.
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Lay in bed for two minutes while procrastinating getting up.
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Lie in bed for 15 more minutes before getting up.
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That every day getting up and going through the process.
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I've been really bad about getting up for work lately.
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I love how getting up at 8 feels luxuriously late.
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The extra power is necessary for getting up steep hills.
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Jimmy Kimmel is getting up close and personal with Emmy!
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Getting up was the last thing I wanted to do.
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Don't even feel like getting up to press the button?
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I'm not getting up and doing all this by myself.
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It means simply getting up out of bed every morning.
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If not, I'm getting up, I'm hanging out with friends.
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Unlike Larson, he had trouble getting up through the field.
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DJs don't like getting up before three in the afternoon.
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But the pit also stopped these fighters from getting up.
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We're getting up to some high jinks over there, absolutely.
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We're rooting for her to keep getting up in 2020.
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We have coffee in bed before getting up around 5.
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He might be getting up; he might be falling back.
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"Hey," Adam says, getting up to turn up the music.
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I didn't have a hard time getting up in the morning.
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If I sit on the couch, I'm never getting up again.
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He made a great save and then had trouble getting up.
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The writing side is still...getting up to speed let's say.
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We take turns getting up and grabbing water and adjusting ourselves.
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Ahead, nine tips to getting up and getting through the morning.
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He began getting up before dawn each day to run 10km.
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When I'm getting up, he's going to sleep, and it's nice.
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But the days of getting up at 4 or 5 a.m.
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I threw myself into the walkout: getting up at 28 a.m.
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Her field changed dramatically as she was getting up and running.
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Bindi Irwin isn't shy about getting up close to big animals.
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Unfortunately, getting up on Chakiri's shoulder was easier than it looked.
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But that didn't stop her from getting up at 5 a.m.
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But that's one of the big advantages of getting up early.
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Y'all make getting up before the crack of dawn almost enjoyable.
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"I've been getting up early for a few years," she says.
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I assure you, it's not like getting up out of bed.
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So right now, it's just kind of getting up to speed.
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And yes, I can remember getting up to change the channel.
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I considered getting up and moving, but the flight was full.
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"Oh good," Ms. Benanti said with a sigh, getting up again.
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She started getting up at five in the morning to write.
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While the water is getting up to temperature, prepare your ingredients.
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People are getting up out of the hospital and walking away.
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I savor some kitty snuggles with Big Cat before getting up.
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TC: Are you at all nervous about getting up to speed?
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Her difficulty and discomfort getting up and down are viscerally obvious.
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But sadly, after a week of getting up at 4 a.m.
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Here's what we're getting up to next, out on the water.
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I lay in bed for 17.25 minutes (oops) before getting up.
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"Thank you for coming," Agnes said, getting up to hug me.
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They slept in mosques at night, getting up at 2 a.m.
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Click here to view original GIFThe toughest thing about getting up in the morning (other than getting up in the morning) is realizing all the things you have to do to make yourself decent to society.
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Yolanda Foster is getting up-close and personal about her health crisis.
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I don't mind getting up on Monday morning to go to work.
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Getting up there's been so far impossible, but I'm not giving up!
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Checking who's at the front door without getting up off the couch.
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Before getting up, I take my temperature for my birth control app.
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"I'm going to leave," she says, getting up to exit the set.
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But whatever drunken shenanigans you're getting up to, they won't last long.
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We snuggle and play in bed a little longer before getting up.
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Even this summer just gone, I was getting up in Bogota, man.
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I take my time getting up, then do yoga for 30 minutes.
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We lay around in bed for a while before finally getting up.
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"Something bad is getting up here, and it killed AJ," he'd said.
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Why bother getting up and doing something if your efforts don't matter?
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Butina apparently had a knack for getting up close to NRA bigwigs.
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Moving on, we are actually getting up together for the first time.
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Sonpal prescribes getting up to walk around every 30 minutes or so.
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Getting up early levels the time-zone playing field, and that's awesome.
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Gorka began engaging with Karem before getting up to approach the reporter.
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Just look at how aggressive he is getting up on Jared Dudley.
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"Sleeping in" to Amy means reading Politico in bed before getting up.
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He's getting up there, so they're like, 'This motherfucker keeps winning fights.
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You should be nervous about getting up in front of these people.
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And he's getting up there, so it's time to figure it out.
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I don't think I could see myself getting up at 4 a.m.
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Is this what getting up a little earlier does to a person?
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"Give it to the trash can," he said, getting up to leave.
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OFF AND RUNNING I'm so used to getting up at 4 a.m.
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American students are not the only ones used to getting up early.
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Getting up for frequent breaks is healthy for the body and mind.
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China says that some large enterprises are already getting up to speed.
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But you will get better at getting up and brushing yourself off.
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The getting up is painful, but at least it's coming into summer.
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I see a beautiful woman with a baby and they're getting up.
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Within the last year, she said, they've started getting up to 30.
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My friend put his knee on his head but he kept getting up.
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I had no problem getting up and running with my Logitech MX Master.
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Seconds later, her mouth drops and she exclaims "What?!" before getting up abruptly.
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He answered questions for nearly three minutes before abruptly getting up and leaving.
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"I find that offensive, sorry," she says before getting up and walking away.
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I have literally lied to people in my sleep to avoid getting up.
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I love having slow mornings on Saturdays, so I don't mind getting up.
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I'm not a bad morning person and usually have no problem getting up.
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I saw what my teenage cousin was getting up to throughout the day.
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More and more celebs are getting up to funny business in the car.
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But the ideal would be going to bed earlier, not getting up later.
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Just after getting up, he passes across court to a streaking Kyrie Irving.
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So Friday with a new pressure washer and getting up at 2 a.m.
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I probably don't remember half of the shit I was getting up to.
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This leggings collection is worth getting up at the crack of dawn for.
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Simply getting up in the morning and going to work is a challenge.
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It doesn't relieve us of the responsibility of getting up, and looking around.
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I don't know what I would have been getting up to, you know?
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I had no trouble getting up to my usual speed typing on it.
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She's scaling mountains out there while we're having trouble getting up these hills.
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The dread of getting up bests any motivation to bounce out of bed.
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Some people commonly sit for long periods at a time, rarely getting up.
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Getting up to say hi to a fellow prowler of the Chelsea galleries.
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Getting up at all is an effort, let alone staying up all night.
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I was always getting up to all sorts of mischief with other artists.
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Right, getting up to speed in terms of what we're going to do.
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I met them all within about two years of getting up to Cambridge.
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Now, it's assisting Ford in getting up top speed on the Airon device.
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I started getting up at midday and just reading a novel until bedtime.
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At that point, we hit snooze several times before getting up at 123.
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And finally, Ross recommends getting up close and personal with your wild side.
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" This was Laura getting up on her wooden Fisher-Price slide, going, "Presenting — !
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - Brandon Stone did not mind getting up at 4.45 a.m.
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After getting up, Skinner left the ice and headed for the locker room.
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" It also satisfied his inner showman: "I love getting up on the rostrum.
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"Lie down for a bit," Jeb said, not getting up off the couch.
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I read in bed for a loooong time before getting up to make coffee.
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I spend 15 minutes on my phone and cuddling the cat before getting up.
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Changing diapers, getting up at night, giving the baby a bath, all of that.
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Our mission today was fairly easy, but getting up so early always drains me.
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Huge shout out to Miles Teller for getting up on stage and singing tonight!
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I was trying to wash her here and she keeps getting up to walk.
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There's a lot of FaceTime, and I'm going to bed when they're getting up.
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His characters aren't just getting up and walking away after a fight is over.
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As he was getting up, I heard the officer say that Marque punched him.
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I'm definitely not a morning person, and getting up is always hard for me.
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We are battle hardened but we keep getting up to fight the next day.
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The doodle depicts an adorable Cassini Spacecraft getting up close and personal with Saturn.
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It almost makes me consider getting up and doing something productive, but I don't.
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So I just think it's that getting up every day and working on it.
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The rest of the time will just be spent getting up to cruising altitude.
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The Russians aren't liking the U.S. getting up to 11 million barrels a day.
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Want to make a change to your settings without getting up from the couch?
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One of his moves involves him getting up on his feet from a split.
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This Is Us humanized cancer by getting up close and personal with William's mortality.
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I do have a small office in Delaware that we're getting up and running.
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I started getting up at 4:30 in the morning and I started writing.
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By the end of the third day, he thought he could manage getting up.
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The UX designer and blogger starts the day by getting up at 4 a.m.
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I don't know why I'm having such a hard time getting up this morning.
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If you can schedule whatever you're getting up for in the morning, even better.
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"I can't imagine getting up there and playing a Max Martin song," he said.
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Or I was getting up to bat and no one was pitching to me.
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We talked about time and enduring, music and phrasing and failing and getting up.
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I debate getting up, but decide to watch some episodes of Grey's Anatomy instead.
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But when you throw in the hassle of getting up every morning, commuting, etc.
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Advisable. Getting up from the couch to use the restroom once in a while?
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And when you do, that's resilience: knocked down, but getting up stronger and kinder.
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"So, getting up during your biological night to exercise is counterproductive," Dr. Czeisler said.
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Meanwhile, I was planning on getting up at 6 AM to go mushroom hunting.
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We owed money on the bus, and they were getting up our ass about that.
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Photo: Getty ImagesYet another study highlights the importance of getting up and doing something—anything!
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Because ... Well, part of it was getting up the motivation to actually come back, right?
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Just one catch: they'd have to stay there for 60 days straight without getting up.
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The loose, freewheeling Globes have always been known for stars getting up to no good.
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Like all her siblings, she helped her mother outside, regularly getting up at 3 a.m.
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I snooze a little bit more before getting up and going about my morning routine.
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I'm working from home today, so I take my time getting up and getting ready.
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I tease him about getting up before me and joke that he should just stay.
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Reid is later seen getting up and walking past the person recording on a camera.
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You turned and looked in the stands and people are just getting up and leaving.
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Even if the punches keep coming, I'm one of those guys—I keep getting up.
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Getting up to five-person squads, then six-person squads, should be an absolute priority.
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Getting up early, surrounding the tree with your loved ones, and of course, opening presents.
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Clearly, there are some circumstances when getting up in front of cameras is worth it.
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At one show in Ontario, Canada, he noticed a woman in the audience getting up.
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That means getting up super-early for gym time, but it's all worth it though.
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Changing your physical position or getting up to walk around can also help comfort you.
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"I naturally jumped into doctor mode as no one else was getting up," she wrote.
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I was taking them to school, getting up at 6:30, picking them up later.
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There are 28500 million left behind when it comes to getting up, registering and voting.
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Getting up for a stack of Pringles was the only thing that interrupted my trance.
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He just kept getting up to an elbow, being broken down, and hammered with punches.
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Sometimes getting up in the morning is hard and we all need a little push.
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"Until getting up to the next rung was just beyond our reach," Mr. Sztabnik said.
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CUDDLES Somewhere around 6:30, while we're still with Alec, we'll hear Sandra getting up.
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VICE: What were you getting up to that made you think, I'm a sex addict?
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Getting up to walk around every 30 minutes or so can help you stay productive.
|
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Getting up early gave us the grounds of Prague Castle, which open at 6 a.m.
|
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And then there's whatever Dr. Milburn has been getting up to with that sexy handyman.
|
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I don't see Los Angeles getting up for this game after such a devastating loss.
|
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I prefer going to bed around midnight and getting up at around 8 or so.
|
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Getting up and walking around will also do wonders for your stress and overall health.
|
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Just the act of getting up and down burns more calories than sitting or standing.
|
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The staff knows that he doesn't like getting up or eating early in the day.
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He is getting up there in age, although he still has moments of sharp analysis.
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I tell myself if I'm successful at getting up early, I can treat myself to Starbucks.
|
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It requires discipline, getting up every day, learning a skill, working with a team, managing conflict.
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Getting up at six and going to my meetings and to yoga and then filming Housewives.
|
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Y'all, M. Night Shyamalan is getting up to his old tricks again with 2019's Glass.
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This would be something to celebrate until everyone realizes Randy isn't getting up after the hit.
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I can't imagine getting up this early, so I doze on and off for another hour.
|
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McCullough has been practicing and getting daily coaching while getting up to speed on defensive schemes.
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It was getting up pre-dawn every day, going to this quarry that was outside Belfast.
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Even just getting up out of bed to get to the restroom can be excruciatingly painful.
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Protesters will have difficulty getting up close to any of the seven leaders during the Aug.
|
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The average e-bike can cost $3,000, with some models getting up to $5,000 or more.
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It's the ideal size for getting up under the lash line and then wiggling it out.
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There's got to be a way to keep your legs busy without constantly getting up, right?
|
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He also reassured us his wife's on-board with another woman getting up in his business.
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Getting up high is not the hard part; the hard part is getting really, really fast.
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But there are 320 million people who are getting up in the morning ... Doing their jobs.
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Neither of us like mornings, but I've been particularly bad about getting up on time lately.
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I read my phone for about an hour before getting up and ready for the day.
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I turn it off and cuddle with my husband for half an hour before getting up.
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I hate getting up early, but it's nice to have a quiet office for a little.
|
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He is looking forward to resting for a month, tired from getting up at 4.00 a.m.
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I lay in bed for another hour or so with no real interest in getting up.
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Getting up, he turned to Shaw and said what they both now realized: They were outgunned.
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Maybe, just maybe, Alexa's new alarms can make you actually enjoy getting up in the morning.
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"Night owls have problems getting up in the morning; they just can't do it," Baron said.
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"Just getting up in the morning, standing up, giving my girlfriend a hug," Nick Ercoline recalled.
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"It was in the seventh inning and he was getting up into the 80s," said Hinch.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: And for all of you, for-- getting up and joining us for this conversation.
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The worst part of it all, she said, is getting up early to train or compete.
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He survived to laugh about it, getting up and down from thick grass to salvage par.
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You're already getting up there with people assuming that you're not going to be as good.
|
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Getting up in front of audiences and demanding their love and attention was much, much harder.
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I was getting up at six in the morning for work and getting home at three.
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Then I try to get done sweeping the floor, cleaning the windows, getting up the dirt.
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It's not been long enough that I'm nervous, but I would say it's getting up there.
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I would feel short of breath after reading to the kids and lightheaded after getting up.
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That might mean going to bed earlier or getting up early, depending on the time zone.
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They were mostly people getting up to leave, but still, that counts as a standing ovation.
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Getting up and having to do schoolwork and then go to work was awful to me.
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I usually get up with him, especially since he's getting up later than usual this week.
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After all, the students at Las Encinas are getting up to some very adult shenanigans. Clubbing?
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The idea is that you can buy your next couch without getting up from your couch.
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If spectacle is what you crave, a Trump rally is worth getting up before dawn for.
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Rocket Lab wants to fly a lot, though, eventually getting up to 130 launches a year.
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As Sunday night drew closer, the reality I would be getting up at 3:30 a.m.
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"We just talked about getting up and going to work," he told The Quietus in 2016.
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All of this burnt material is getting up in the air, and being swept across the state.
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Staying up late, getting up early, and using every spare moment to write definitely wore me down.
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"Getting up is going to be challenging," she warned DeGeneres before the moment everyone was waiting for.
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I take my time getting up, and then go into the other room to get my phone.
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CHIME caught the signal during its commissioning phase, meaning the telescope is still getting up and running.
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Screaming hairy armadillos are just tiny tots, only getting up to about two pounds when fully grown.
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I cuddle with my kitty for a few minutes before getting up to put the kettle on.
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Those directors are getting up to speed, reviewing strategy and the company's standalone prospects, a person said.
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He slips into their holding chamber, getting up close and personal with the two chained-up dragons.
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"Come, take a picture of this," she says, getting up off her knees and showing me outside.
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I walk home and notice the beautiful sunrise – one of the perks of getting up really early.
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It's different than getting up there for a March for Your Life speech talking about gun control.
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Anime is lazy childhood afternoons watching Dragonball Z, or getting up early before school to watch Pokémon.
|
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"I need a minute," he tells producers, getting up from a confessional interview while choking back tears.
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" He was like, "I just can't imagine getting up in the morning and thinking about women's dresses.
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Miley, 24, also shared a photo of herself getting up close and personal with Hemsworth's dog, Dora.
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After getting up and going to the bathroom, Johnson caught a glimpse of herself in the mirror.
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Getting up for work tomorrow will not be easy… Daily Total: $13.89 Day Four 5:45 a.m.
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"You're no friend of mine," Todd told Dorit, getting up from the table to support his wife.
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And if somebody really struggled getting up, then one of them would go up the second line.
|
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Three-year-old Tahira Sreen keeps interrupting the Muppet, getting up and kissing its fuzzy purple cheeks.
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They make getting up early after a late-night full of celebrations 100 percent worth it. 5.
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They'll be getting up early to weigh strengths and weaknesses, pore over patterns, and make their picks.
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Get up early If you're having trouble sleeping, getting up earlier could be the solution for you.
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And the penis without blood has as much chance of getting up as a balloon without air.
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These new rules will also ensure that tech companies inform users exactly what they're getting up to.
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So, come next flu season, you might want to pick a window seat and avoid getting up.
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In the streets, there is a crazy adrenaline popping and the act of getting up is quick.
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Getting to bed earlier will make getting up easier, and eventually you will settle into a routine.
|
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With that in mind, let's see what our Eastern Conference guys are getting up to this summer.
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Medina got knocked down twice and kept getting up to take more punishment from his relentless opponent.
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If you're somebody that just doesn't like getting up in the morning, this ticket works for you.
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A plug-in that lets them control the TV and lights from the couch without getting up
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And President Trump is reported to be an "insatiable" consumer of news, getting up at 6 a.m.
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I can't imagine that getting up in front of the mic is in your natural comfort zone.
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The only thing that was keeping me going was getting up and taking care of my animals.
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When we were getting up to leave, he approached our group — and he did not seem drunk.
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By August, she was asking for help getting up from the couch to go to the bathroom.
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I'm always fighting just being lazy and staying in all morning reading, or getting up and going.
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I spend 20 minutes laying in bed trying to regain sleepiness before admitting defeat and getting up.
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You'll see if you're taking enough steps, getting up and moving the recommended amount, and more insights.
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This is nothing more than getting up to its old tricks, and is completely unworthy of refutation.
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Video showed Grou moving away as the man approached, then falling and getting up after the attack.
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I contemplate getting up and getting Starbucks, but the warmth of the bed is just too nice.
|
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Musk sat and clapped for a few moments before getting up to give Grimes a standing ovation.
|
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"Just really getting regular at-bats and getting up there and seeing pitches and battling," Renfroe said.
|
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But, unlike a Western concert, everybody was sitting down, since getting up to dance is not allowed.
|
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"Training is continuing, and we're getting up to speed," said Loren Angelo, Audi's vice president for marketing.
|
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Instead, patrons were focused only on jockeying for position with hopes of getting up close with Woods.
|
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I like being with my friends, but the worst thing is getting up early in the morning.
|
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"Good thing I'm like a cat and landed on my feet," he told the crowd after getting up.
|
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I play Words With Friends in bed and check Instagram before getting up and hopping in the shower.
|
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My next head chef, this lovely big Scottish guy, just stopped getting up for work in the mornings.
|
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These sunrise salutations became an enduring family story, as did my habit of getting up with the sun.
|
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More appropriate to call it a tricycle—like getting up on two wheels, but still a little reticent.
|
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Another benefit of getting up on stage the second night is the possibility of addressing any breaking news.
|
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As Google rightly notes, getting up to speed with using machine learning isn't for the faint of heart.
|
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"Does it appear to you that Laquan McDonald was ever getting up after hitting the ground?" she asked.
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Getting up every day and forcing himself to get dressed and dragging himself around with his severe wounds.
|
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He did admit, though, that he was "not used to getting up this early" except to work out.
|
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We're getting up close and personal with all thing beauty, in a visually satisfying — albeit slightly uncomfortable — way.
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We don't have to always worry about getting up and getting ready or feeling like we have to.
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In Alaska, where temperatures are warming at twice the national average, the change is getting up people's noses.
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You have to go to sleep and dream about getting up in the morning and hustling your business.
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"In a perfect world, you're getting up every 45 minutes and going for a short walk," Church says.
|
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Air pollution There's nothing better than getting up and stepping outside to breathe in that crisp, morning air.
|
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There's a certain point in the night where staying up late and getting up early kind of overlap.
|
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It's back-to-school week and I need to get back in the habit of getting up early!
|
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Most agreed, though, that it was him not getting up their with Rihanna that would cause a problem.
|
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"It wasn't a big deal for him because he was used to getting up and going," Keaton said.
|
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I've been enjoying working with him and his team and he has rapidly been getting up to speed.
|
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The little virtual hockey man had no choice in the matter; he wasn't getting up for a while.
|
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It's been there the whole time, but how often are you really getting up there to say hello?
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Why do I stay and dumbly watch the commercials instead of getting up to finish washing the dishes?
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At the peak of her drug use, Yuliya says, she was getting up to three shots a day.
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To appeal to baby boomers like Ms. Knazze, many community senior centers are getting up-to-date makeovers.
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And if you're a parent it's even more important to know what teens are getting up to online.
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Pull it together and figure out a personal strategy for getting up and out the door on time.
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AND FINALLY ... Not budging This dog isn't getting up until a street performer in Spain finishes his song.
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Some prefer staying on the shore, only getting up from their towel when the day is officially over.
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This Sunday tradition is all about putting the cell phone down and getting up on the dance floor.
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If you're like most women, you've probably spent some time getting up close and personal with a vibrator.
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Pokémon "trainers" must search for the virtual creatures; finding more of them requires getting up and heading outside.
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But by playing that part, you actually can say more sometimes than by getting up on your soapbox.
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"I'm most looking forward to just getting up and down a couple times," he said before the game.
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My mother's on Long Island and she's getting up there in age so I like to see her.
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And China is only now getting up to manufacturing speed after the country shut down over the coronavirus.
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Yeah, you want to get up for every game and we're hoping they're getting up for every game.
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Sklar loved eating healthier options, but sometimes had a hard time getting up to go to the gym.
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I feel like the ball is getting up a little bit more, doesn't feel too fast to me.
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This week, we go deep on the scientific value of getting up from your desk and standing. Often.
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I'm trying to be more mindful of actually getting up when my alarm goes off instead of snoozing.
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"We need to finish up the test program and that means getting up to max altitude," Whitesides said.
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After you're done feasting, consider getting up for a brief walk, which research suggests is good for digestion.
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Fans are free to go home if getting up for class or work is so important to them.
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Trump made a show of getting up to leave early from a UN meeting on climate change Monday.
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K is finally feeling the effects of getting up early and it being her bedtime back in Baltimore.
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I kept getting up from my desk, prowling around the house in an inchoate desolation I didn't understand.
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Early tests of its buses in Brazil demonstrated that packed e-buses had trouble getting up steep hills.
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Former champion Stan Wawrinka and Canadian Milos Raonic are also still getting up to speed after injury breaks.
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While getting up the mountain is not easy by horse or car, the reward is beautiful and sobering.
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Pruitt was found groggy and getting up from a nap, and he declined medical treatment, sources told ABC.
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I started when I was young a long time ago, and people were still getting up to stuff.
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I kept getting up from my desk, prowling around the house in an inchoate desolation I didn't understand.
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It's the most wonderful thing, because even if I think about getting up for some distraction, I couldn't.
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They had all of the technical ability but they were incredibly nervous about getting up and actually speaking.
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Ortberg began getting up early just to comment there, concocting the right admixture of intelligence, humor, and barb.
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It can mean getting up on stage and being completely paralyzed, or losing the ability to sing altogether.
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"I thought they did a good job getting up and pressuring us, trying to speed us up," Koenig said.
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I'm cursed with being most productive first thing in the morning while also being terrible at getting up early.
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They can remember getting up as early as dawn to get bused three hours to white schools across town.
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But we are getting up and prepared to head to Wet Republic – a pool party at the MGM Hotel.
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We're both feeling lazy this morning, so we lie around for an hour before getting up and packing up.
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I hated myself for simply getting up for work every morning; every grocery shop felt like a sick joke.
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I don't need help getting up from a chair and can pick things up off the floor, though carefully.
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Your cousin who recently discovered cocaine We see that you keep getting up to go to the bathroom, Cassie!
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With Nancy's eyes clearly wandering toward her stalkery BFF Jonathan Byers, what could Steve possibly be getting up to?
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I have to see something for why I'm getting up in the morning and what I'm doing that day.
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After getting up, Singh tries to defend himself and is kicked again, falling to the ground a second time.
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Before handing off a review unit, a DJI rep takes us through the process of getting up and running.
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It included a set of policy recommendations for cities that are just getting up to speed with driverless cars.
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But he did give us some insight into just what Gett is getting up to with this new service.
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Before even stepping onstage, Borstein, 47, expressed her excitement by getting up, shimmying and taking off her matching jacket.
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Before long, ground-based encounters will be the only way of getting up close and personal with these planes.
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Getting up there and then calling each other names and so forth -- I don't think that gets you anywhere.
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Just as the reform locomotive was getting up steam in France, it ran into the political sidings in Germany.
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My boyfriend is getting up right as I leave, and I head out and take the metro to work.
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Getting up earlier than you should to give yourself that brief workout that helps you get through the day.
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"Getting up after a disappointment is just as important in competitive swimming as it is in business," he said.
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And, yes, you do get to see what the contestants are getting up to once the lights go out.
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Throughout the course, Microsoft had us getting up, walking around with the HoloLens on and collaborating in virtual reality.
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Now we have people getting up in years continuing to work or having to rely solely on Social Security.
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She noticed him getting up, and waited until he returned to his front-row seat to restart the show.
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When he first looked up the vertical rock face, he felt intimidated and anxious about getting up the route.
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Snag these smart plugs to control lights or blinds, or make sure the oven is off without getting up.
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No bikinis in sight, this trip was all about getting up close and personal with some real-life animals.
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Several members of the inner circle group were just getting up, and they were dressed in beautiful sleeping ensembles.
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Lauer also reportedly had a button under his desk that allowed him to lock his door without getting up.
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So finally he's getting up to leave and Joe says, 'I didn't catch your name, what was it again?
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She described setting rules for herself, like not getting up from her desk until she hit a word count.
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I enjoyed getting up, taking on the financial establishment, dealing with the financial establishment … because I had to win.
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And if you don't get up soon, well, you're going to have a hard time ever getting up again.
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When you sit for long periods without getting up, the large weight-bearing muscles of the legs remain dormant.
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A right-left-right from McGregor puts him on the canvas again, and this time there's no getting up.
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It comes with a remote control so you can clean up a mess without getting up from the sofa.
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"Cheers to you mamas who are battling postpartum depression and still getting up everyday for your children," she wrote.
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The SEC is getting up close and personal with companies that have raised ICOs, according to a new report.
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He and his father acquired the habit of going to sleep very early and getting up at 2 A .
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"Simply getting up even 15 minutes earlier makes us feel more in charge of our lives and our schedules."
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They are taking attendance digitally, learning to upload folders with resources, and getting up to speed on functioning online.
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You could continue by getting up and getting more ice cream, but you'd have to be proactive about it.
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"It's just nice to be part of something," he says, picking up the cheque and getting up to pay.
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But maybe she'll never have to know what her own mother has been getting up to all these years.
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This included getting up early and doing a little bit of yoga before sitting on the couch all day.
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But like Aniston, I hate getting up early, so I'm not going to start waking up at 6 a.m.
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My alarm goes off at 403:30, but I snuggle into my husband for a bit before getting up.
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What I love most about getting up early is how much more free time it gives me before work.
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You could see them getting up, doing stretches, kind of walking around the Senate floor, standing in the back.
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Weird how on weekends getting up this early is no trouble since I have the Sims waiting for me.
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I feel like I'm definitely a bit sick, so I sleep for another two hours before finally getting up.
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All of us here, when you look at those boxes outside our homes, they keep getting up and up.
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And the other north-south avenues, with their synchronized lights, are better for getting up and down Manhattan anyway.
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And so I started getting up at 4 every morning and writing for several hours when everything was quiet.
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At 3, Jaylon was already getting up on Saturday mornings and dressing up like he was going to a game.
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I decide that I am going to stick with a normal schedule of getting up early to keep myself motivated.
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While getting up early may be a productivity hack for the likes of Parton and Cook, sleep is important too.
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He briefly sat next to her during a lecture, before getting up to address the room as the guest speaker.
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Sitting for eight hours a day sucks, but getting up to take a walk around the office isn't always possible.
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It enables you to, for example, block scripts, iframes and ads, and see exactly what websites are getting up to.
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Read more of Medium Raw and watch some videos on YouTube videos on my phone in bed before getting up.
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Get ready for work, which for me is a 10-minute routine because I can't bear getting up any earlier.
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He feels so low that I spend all night getting up to pee or to move from side to side.
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It managed to hide from council rangers for around 24 hours, presumably getting up to all kinds of wacky adventures.
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Training properly means getting up at dawn, sliding into more spandex, and pedaling for as much as the day allows.
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"I thought my chances of getting up on stage and getting to the podium would have been better," DiMassimo said.
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"On my maternity leave, when I was getting up and feeding every couple of hours, Matt would be..." Guthrie said.
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We've been at Microsoft's Build conference all day, getting up close and personal with the latest and greatest from Microsoft .
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Now, I'm getting up in the morning, feeding my cat and my dog and my husband, usually in that order.
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I guess you're getting up to the celeb status where this becomes a question — would you do sponsored Instagram posts?
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"It's a full-on assembly line," Williams said, getting up to mimic his hyper-organized diaper-changing and burping technique.
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That was exactly how you would imagine it—order, discipline, beatings, getting up at five in the morning to pray.
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Even just getting up and offering to go on a coffee run will loosen you up at least a little.
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Then there are the people who drink too much before getting up to talk, which can muck things up entirely.
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As nocturnal creatures, that means sleeping most of the day and getting up periodically to stretch, eat, or relieve themselves.
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In one instance, researchers detected that a test subject was getting up and pacing in the middle of the night.
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The surrounding poem imagines "Snow" as a substitute for the "real" tree that Ammons keeps not getting up to buy.
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So if you're getting up late and you're trifling, and you're not getting your homework done, that's what you're practicing.
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Even when she was doing the maternal thing, she really missed getting up in the morning and going to work.
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It's just that in the end, by trial-and-error, he keeps getting up and ultimately does the right thing.
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Getting up a rugged mountain peak via glaciers and couloirs could well mean dealing with passages of steep, uninterrupted ice.
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Wearing sneakers while I'm at home makes me more amenable to getting up and moving around, and ultimately less sluggish.
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He is showing these guys, at 37 years old, that he is getting up on screens and fighting through everything.
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Some days just getting up and moving will be hard, but you will get up and you will keep going.
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How do you go from getting up close and personal with an accused triple murderer to launching an iPhone app?
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After coming out, the shy Varadkar had a bit of a makeover, slimming down and getting up earlier to exercise.
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The hardest part was sitting still and not going to the fridge, getting up and roaming, or checking the web.
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When the trains cannot get traction, they have trouble braking and getting up to full speed between stations, it said.
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"We had several vehicles that had difficulty getting up the incline," said Steve Coleman, a spokesman for the Port Authority.
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My boyfriend, P., is getting up for the day, and I pop into the bathroom to give him a kiss.
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More flexible knees and "hiking-style" boots with flexible soles will make crouching and getting up much easier as well.
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This makes getting up for a midnight snack or to use the bathroom in the middle night a total pain.
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Shakespeare in the Park tickets are 100 percent free — and tickets are completely worth getting up at 4:00 a.m.
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I'm used to holiday mode, so I lie in bed for a while before getting up, showering, and getting ready.
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"What they did for me was like a kid getting up and seeing things under a Christmas tree," she said.
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Since I don't have a church job, I've been getting up and exercising, with an energy drink for an appetizer.
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Every day during the scandal, Clinton told the country he was getting up every morning and working on their problems.
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BM When you're a comedian, there's nothing greater than comede-ing, getting up on a stage and making people laugh.
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So it's possible that next week, there will be more images of Ovechkin getting up close and personal with Putin.
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But the image everybody is talking about is both players jumping and Thomas' head getting up only to LeBron's midsection.
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During the plunge, its instruments will be getting up-close measurements that will be sent back to Earth in real time.
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I am not in a good mood this morning, and I lie in bed for a long time before getting up.
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Indeed, the happy foursome is entangled on the couch in a way that suggests no one is getting up anytime soon.
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The company's representative, Shane Ballman of Atlanta, began his presentation by noting that aircraft mechanics are getting up there in years.
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Since dropping carbs, I found myself getting up to pee in the night at least once—often two or three times.
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So it's worth getting up to speed on his background — and on what his meteoric rise would mean for the party.
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" For five hours, they briefed Carter, who "sat without getting up and very intent, totally concentrating and taking it all in.
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Cormier was getting up from the table after promoting Saturday's fight against Stipe Miocic when he slipped and hit the ground.
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Thursdays I was working at the bar until 2100, 2250 in the morning, and then getting up at 2400 for school.
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I started speaking to VCs in September 2012, and we ended getting up a couple of term sheets the next month.
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It was one of a couple of mechanisms meant to keep premiums low as the market was getting up and running.
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Much of what the two agents do involves getting up close and personal with people who the public views as monsters.
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Getting up is still hard — I love my bed so much and without any obligations, leaving my bed just seems unreasonable.
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"I've got like four steps down to my yard and getting up and down those steps he couldn't do," Anderson says.
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"This was unbelievable, thank you so much," Fletcher says, getting up to hug Fuertes, 34, before settling down with Woytkiw, 25.
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"We were suspicious about sterling getting up to the $1.32 level - we thought it was living on borrowed time," said Mellor.
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"Maybe I've fallen many times but what really counts is that I will always keep getting up," he wrote in Spanish.
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I really enjoy getting up in the morning, and if I want to really start going, I'll look at World Map.
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MALICE: Because President Trump has already explicitly said repeatedly I have no problem getting up and walking away from the table.
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Centava Dozier said a flight attendant had seen the man getting up from his assigned seat and moving next to her.
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Sweet Archie doesn't care about how bad her dad is or what trouble her family is getting up to in Riverdale.
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"If you see anybody in the pub drinking and then getting up" to drive, "people will react to that," Williams said.
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Routine helps, he says, whether it's going to mass or getting up early in the morning to fish on the beach.
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The youngest Ball bro hasn't been filmed getting up like this before, so you can see why they're all so pumped.
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And she did, getting up in the morning dark and driving me the two-and-a-half hours to Cape Town.
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If my mother were still alive, she would be watching the news on its horrible loop, getting up only during commercials.
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Indeed, it can be sedentary, as the characters chivvy us to the edge of our seats without getting up from theirs.
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Sure, it's breathing heavily and needs help getting up the stairs — but it's not gone yet, and it can't be ignored.
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Every guy I know that's out there working is getting up every day and thinking he's going to make a difference.
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"Grab your things — it's going to pour," Margherita said, wrapping her baby in a blanket and getting up from the table.
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Germany has been getting up to 85 percent of its electricity from renewable sources on certain sunny, windy days this year.
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Before at featherweight, my opponents were getting up to 183 before we fought and I was still between 150 and 152.
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She's one of those executives you don't have to worry about getting up to speed because she's already setting the pace.
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He is someone who endured through multiple personal tragedies and political reversals, always getting up off the canvas in the end.
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Two years later, like clockwork, we're getting up close and personal with a brand new tool: The Corrale, which launches today.
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She found getting up and getting down so nerve-racking that she asked the crew to just keep her rigged up.
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Carson was only at 4% in a July 2015 CNN/ORC poll, getting up to 19% by September of that year.
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A lot of people are going to be getting up and leaving the matches and not actually watching the whole thing.
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I hadn't attended school since the seventh grade, and getting up to speed academically after all that time away was daunting.
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"The best way we can honor our fallen is by getting up better than we were before," Chappelle told the crowd.
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What kind of missions are the rest of Zion's hovership crews getting up to when they're not searching for The One?
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Experts suggest that getting up to move around every half-hour or so may be enough to help counteract this risk.
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More affluent shoppers aren't as interested in getting up at the crack of dawn to take advantage of the doorbuster bargains.
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Before getting up in the air, I have quite an exact idea in mind of what I would like to photograph.
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There's a nod to resiliency — a montage of Carol in her younger years getting up and brushing off bruises and falls.
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"The return was much worse than the adaptation of getting up there, especially for the year flight," Kelly told reporters on Thursday.
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The US won't really have a seat at this table because the new Trump administration is still getting up and running. 4.
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Ivory is 22018 years old, and received some help getting up to the stage from one of the film's stars, Timothée Chalamet.
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Zachary said he regrets not getting up for school and thinks he might have tested his mom's limits a little too much.
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To minimize these penalties, hospitalized patients at high risk of falling may be discouraged from getting up and moving around without assistance.
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And for folks who have trouble getting up in the morning, the Pixel Stand also features what Google calls a Sunrise Alarm.
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Shortly after getting up and running, a complaint was made to the Minneapolis Department of Health about his food stand, AP reported.
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LONDON — Getting up for a wee in the middle of the night can feel like traversing an obstacle course in complete darkness.
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Through it all, there's plenty of chit-chat, which is pretty normal when someone's getting up close and personal with your brows.
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No, it's a game that gay men are getting up in arms about at the expense of appreciating a meaningful queer narrative.
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While these two weren't getting up to no good on The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, they were creating iconic rap songs.
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Second, there's the size of the output gap — the amount of extra output we could gain by getting up to full employment.
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One of the serious advantages to smaller, indie speculative-fiction movies is that you generally don't know what you're getting up front.
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One of the things they had to do was drive into the airplane fuselage, which was non-trivial getting up in there.
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But this requires actually getting up and walking around the room with your iPhone while the Sonos emits beeps and other tones.
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As I described in detail in March, FERC is also getting up to some more subtle but shady efforts to save coal.
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Does getting up on stage in front of all these people ever make you afraid, especially with how crazy the world's gotten?
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There, she trained six hours a day, five days a week, learning to operate the tools and getting up to pit speed.
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When you were upset, you could belt out a ballad at your locker without a hall monitor getting up in your business.
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I am fully aware of the sleep benefits of getting up at your first alarm, but it's just never going to happen.
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At this point I can't go back to sleep, so I waste time on my phone before getting up and getting ready.
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But what about the really, really early bird — like the one who's getting up before the night owls even go to sleep?
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She greets the audience with a piercing, helium-voiced "Hello," getting up close and personal with the people in the front row.
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To be getting up off your ass like he did and to get a concussion, I wouldn't want to go again either!
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The Consumer Technology Association, the organization behind the annual Consumer Electronics Show, is slowly getting up to speed with the modern day.
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I think if you look back over the last few months getting up above the $43.65 level should cause further acceleration higher.
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Lean on the Boosted for getting up hills or going down them safely, or to avoid foot-pedaling on long straight-aways.
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"I loved this idea of dressing up in white, getting up on your roof and waiting, and nothing happening," Lindelof tells Vulture.
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Her husband was a cook, she cleaned offices—getting up at 4 AM every morning and working for €1,300 [$1,500] a month.
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Resolving to try a new beauty look is not unlike hitting an exercise class — getting up and going is the hardest part.
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"I can be selfish and spend all my time with me and my daughter," she says before getting up from the table.
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That's 16 years of someone — a staffer or an intern — getting up bright and early to check traps daily for a week.
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He admitted to finally getting up the nerve to come out to her and the pair have been close friends ever since.
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Then hoping nobody saw this, getting up, making out that you have used the weights to their full potential and walking away.
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"If this woman's a spy, then getting up and disclosing this information is not the way you would do it," he said.
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Revolut said Friday that it had accrued a record 1 million users and is getting up to 3,500 new users every day.
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The best time to see the full supermoon is right after moonrise, when it is just getting up above the horizon, timeanddate.
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It's historically been hard to quantify exactly how much pee you're getting up your nose when you dive into any given pool.
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Everyday, I usually begin with getting up early, around eight, get coffee, and try to decide what to do with my day.
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While getting up to refill his fountain drink, Ruby stole a glance at Buffett's table to see who was dining with him.
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There were a lot of days when getting up and going to practice was the absolute last thing I wanted to do.
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Come visit us on our Facebook page to see what high jinks we're getting up to in our reporting and recipe development.
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Not only does this mean that he is effectively uncounterable, it also means that he can take his sweet time getting up.
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For some, getting up in the morning and preparing coffee, without having had said coffee, is the first triumph of the day.
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So the thought of getting up and sharing a ride to work with a complete stranger isn't the most appealing to me.
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There's no way he should be thrown out of that situation for just taking an elbow to the face and getting up.
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It was a sort of impromptu residency, with Neuwirth getting up on stage to workshop material and inviting friends to join him.
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"It's very fast; the players are younger; the possessions are getting up and down quicker," said Ronald Nored, the Long Island coach.
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Karen will likely dump up to 6 inches of rain on Puerto Rico, with some isolated areas getting up to 10 inches.
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Mostly, Ms. Ahrens advised, use common sense when striking a balance between getting enough sleep and getting up for a morning workout.
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I cuddle with R. and the cat for an hour before getting up to make coffee, cheesy eggs, and gluten-free avocado toast.
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Will recommends getting up to stretch every couple of hours throughout the workday if you can, or at least stretching once a day.
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I've always been a night owl and I find getting up in the morning immensely difficult regardless of how much sleep I've had.
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The alarm clock that wouldn't turn off and the fridge; getting up early to go to school and living through the cold winter.
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He had to live in his room, because even getting up and going to the bathroom took so much energy out of him.
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"On my maternity leave, when I was getting up and feeding every couple of hours, Matt would be," said Guthrie, catching her mistake.
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"It was 30 minutes of me getting up and moving and him following and sticking his fingers down my throat again," she said.
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I dread getting up early to exercise, but I have plans after work with a high school friend that I need to prioritize.
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Something innately forward about these prints makes them subversive, and few who passed by the young gallery's booth could resist getting up close.
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"Why aren't people getting up tight about the gender ratio for metal concerts, edm festivals, rap concerts, shit like that," one person wrote.
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After getting up, Singh can be seen trying to defend himself when he is kicked again, falling to the ground a second time.
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Their top speeds vary, with the EB9 able to hit 16.5 mph, and the EB10 and EB11 each getting up to 15.3 mph.
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If you want to achieve both of those things, Willink recommends getting up early and doing 100 burpees first thing in the morning.
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The process of getting up-and-running in desktop WebVR might just mean navigating to a particular URL and tossing on your headset.
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But that's still not stopping Steve English, 67, of Chicago, from getting up close and personal with his flock of 16 backyard birds.
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People know they should be getting up regularly, stretching their legs and simply moving their bodies more, but how many actually do it?
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He continued to work out to stay in shape, getting up each morning at 3:30 and going to bed with the chickens.
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"But I have to remind myself that if she's getting up there and doing it, then it's important that I do it, too."
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For now, Carr said, Mueller is getting up to speed on the details of the investigation so far and assessing the management needs.
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The singer shared this sweet pic of his baby girl, still wearing her Easter dress, getting up close and personal with his piano.
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I originally had planned to come home from getting up-close-and-personal with the circle of life and make a turkey stew.
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And the city needs the venues to come forward and say who they are in order to get help getting up to code.
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Those clogs prevent your razor from getting up close and personal with your legs, which means you wind up pressing harder, causing irritation.
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Rebecca has pregnancy brain As this week's episode begins, Rebecca is so pregnant, she's having trouble getting up and putting on her shoes.
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"You guys don't know how much I love getting up and doing what I do every day," he said during his acceptance speech.
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The clip — filmed in Syracuse, New York, and directed by Jordan Wozy — shows the two buddies getting up to some appropriately loony antics.
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He is my reason for getting up in the morning and why I always strive to be the best version of myself. 14.
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He was wobbled against Dillian Whyte, Klitschko knocked him down even though it took balls getting up, and against Parker he was apprehensive.
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Neymar was down on the field for several minutes, then staggered after getting up and was taken off the field on a stretcher.
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I start checking and replying to emails on my phone from bed and end up working for about two hours before getting up!
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"I couldn't imagine being in the 10th frame with 11 strikes thrown and getting up there to throw the 12th strike," he says.
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We knew that what we were getting up to was never going to earn much reverence in the annals of British music history.
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So all of this destruction and all of this style and all of this getting up was us really competing with each other.
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It appears even nominees to the highest court in the land aren't immune to getting up to their eyeballs in credit card debt.
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If I hit the SNOOZE BUTTON on my alarm clock and go back to sleep, I'm not getting up with the next alarm.
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Even if you think missing out on just a few minutes — say, getting up just a half-hour earlier — isn't significant, think again.
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Reading them is a perfect way to fall asleep before getting up early in the morning to start the process all over again.
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What he did was establish the social satisfaction of talking with his co-workers and getting up and walking around as a reward.
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However happy you may feel about what you're getting up to, there is always some "expert" ready to sow the seeds of doubt.
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By the time spring arrives, they hold no flesh over apart from what they need to survive getting up and down the hills.
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I lay in bed until my alarm went off before getting up and reluctantly making myself a mug of hot water with lemon.
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The dancers have to pull these strings while they're flying, while they're avoiding the bowling balls, or while they're landing and getting up.
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The two Office alums were shocked when Cohen later revealed their true identities, screaming "OMGs" and even getting up to inspect the ladies.
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It was sleek, but shins and ankles should be wary of those edges, especially if getting up in the middle of the night.
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"If we weren't ready, we'd still be down here sharing information, getting up the facts of the benefits of collective bargaining," he said.
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If only there were a subtle way to check the temperature of a room without getting up and looking at the thermostat, right?
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"Recently, a colleague asked me if I had heard of teens getting up in the middle of the night to vape," she said.
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Although she used a cane, Workman noted that she had no difficulty getting up on the exam table — an important test of mobility.
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"Two great things in my day: getting up in the morning and seeing the lake, then going home, and it's there," Eaves said.
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We watch, you guessed it, Below Deck for the rest of the night — periodically getting up to stretch, do yoga, and foam roll.
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Like getting up out of their chair in front of the fan was too taxing, so they forced you to hold your shit.
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I scroll through my phone for a while before eventually getting up to make coffee and eat a bowl of granola with almond milk.
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Now, instead of getting up early and mowing and annoying the neighbors, you can sleep in and let the robot do it for you.
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So spending time with clinicians by observing medical procedures and sitting in on consultations are some of the ways they're getting up to speed.
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Getting up to face the day is nothing short of a struggle for those who live in the slum-like settlement of Grande-Synthe.
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She hated getting up earlier than noon, and would always take her modest breakfast and coffee in bed, a habit I found irresistibly luxurious.
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"Clinic visits through my eyes are different than the visits through her eyes," Wen told BuzzFeed News, getting up to leave her new office.
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Not just with the drinking, but with just life maintenance things — paying bills, knowing what my schedule is, getting up and making myself accountable.
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Though the "Wake Up" singer calls herself a "pretty hyper person," she admits there are days when getting up and out isn't so easy.
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Police say Adan initially got down on the ground, still holding onto the knives, before getting up and and charging at Falconer and others.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, Ross, has finally decided to sell the Beverley Hills mansion because he is "getting up there (in age)."
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If you feel comfortable getting up in your own vagina, you can try to "gently sweep it out" on your own, Dr. Bullock says.
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While attending a rugby match in Wales on Friday, the prince, 33, quipped about how his kids were getting up to mischief at home.
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Thanks to far-field voice recognition, you can sit back and enjoy your favorite flicks without getting up to change channels or rewind scenes.
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Though the "Wake Up" singer calls herself a "pretty hyper person," she admitted there are days when getting up and out isn't so easy.
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Imagine being able to switch from fan to actively cooling by just asking Alexa or Siri instead of getting up or finding the remote.
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Then the game started and A-Rod was hitting third, so no matter what, you knew he was getting up in the first inning.
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Kylie Jenner and PartyNextDoor added a touch of romance to Drake's Memorial Day party by getting up on each other on the dance floor.
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But there needs to be some sort of wrinkle, a teamwork that goes beyond the brotherhood of getting up some extra shots after practice.
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" In terms of total savings – booking through us as opposed to the hotel site – our users are getting up to 55% off," they added.
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In the band's latest song about getting up close and personal with well, anyone you please, rapper Nicki Minaj drops a few choice bars.
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" Ms. Midler said she restores herself by "getting up and dancing to 'Papa Was a Rolling Stone,' every day of my life — 30 minutes.
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Spencer Renck says his alarm had just gone off and he was getting up to go to work when he heard the noises upstairs.
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At a minimum, Congress can do a better job of getting up to speed on technology and its power to undermine our democratic values.
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The De'Longhi Electric Skillet does an excellent job of getting up to temperature quickly and maintaining a consistent distribution of heat throughout the pan.
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Even the staunchest caffeine aficionados have a difficult time getting up — despite knowing that a freshly brewed cup of joe is in their future.
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This isn't a boot for working in the yard or shoveling snow, it is a shoe designed for one purpose: getting up hills fast.
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"Carolyn has trouble getting up in the morning and getting dressed," she told Salt Lake City television station KUTV, which first reported the story.
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Stanton on Wednesday matched the career high of 22 homers hit by Ken Griffey Jr. "I'm getting up there with great company," Stanton said.
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For example, think about how you would spend the first three months of your job and how you'd go about getting up to speed.
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"The ball is getting up in the air a little better and it allows me to keep the rhythm that I want," said Armour.
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Well I was doing it, and I guess it was the fourth season, and basically I just didn't like getting up early to film.
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They gave you a bathroom break, and you had to just book it, because there was no way you were getting up in between.
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Danny: Taking something wouldn't bother me, since sometimes I do think, after getting up to mischief: shit, am I gonna get a phone call?
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When he was living in New York in the 1960s he would observe the way people moved by getting up early and going exploring.
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"Like your mom always told you, you should have a regular bedtime and a regular time for getting up in the morning," advised Goff.
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"How many people transform from being victimized and feeling nothing can be done," he asked, "to getting up and saying, 'I can do this'?"
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"I guess my biggest Mamba Mentality moment of my career was getting up from a torn Achilles and walking off the field," Sherman said.
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"There's something about a pastor getting up there and telling these stories, especially in the Baptist church because it's so fervid," Mr. Hawkins said.
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My style in those days was, try to be helpful and do it by example rather than getting up and screaming at the press.
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He and Coma have been getting up to speed for the Dakar by taking part in rallies in Namibia, Poland, South Africa and Morocco.
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Honestly, getting up to lather your Rabbit with soap in the bathroom (sneakily, because of roommates) every time feels kind of like a hassle.
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He found Bam Margera and his CKY crew getting up to no good in the Philadelphia suburbs (while listening to some truly awful music).
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Many Venezuelans have gotten into the habit of getting up in the middle of the night to get into hour-long queues for supermarkets.
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Bachelorette star Joelle "Jojo" Fletcher will stand behind her man — even if that means getting up close and personal with fiancé Jordan Rodgers' literal behind.
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What's more, it's painful to see Facebook dust off "FB official"—a saying that's getting up there in years—and try to bring it back.
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"Getting up and down like that is pretty fun," said Oregon freshman point guard Payton Pritchard, who had 13 of Oregon's school-record 36 assists.
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Thomas spent the summer back home in Seattle getting up shots from middle distance, not quitting until he reached 500 makes in early-morning workouts.
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" Far From The Tree By Robin Benway "Creativity is about getting up, making the coffee, and finding the light that makes the room light up.
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And sometimes the tagline just lets us know what she'll be getting up to in general (Carole's "In the marathon of life, loyalty is everything").
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Ever wonder what Fido and Fluffy are really getting up to when you're at work, out on the town, or enjoying a much-needed vacay?
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I was getting up at night and all of those things, but I never took a minute to breathe her in and appreciate those moments.
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It's lightweight and compact, so you can pretty much take it anywhere, whether you're going to work or getting up early for a road trip.
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"You can knock us down over and over and over again, and we'd just keep getting up and coming at the problem again," he said.
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Getting Up Close & PersonalWith piercings in general, people feel very vulnerable — and especially so when you are doing a piercing that involves clothing coming off.
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I think a lot of writers spend years just getting up the courage to write because it seems like such a fantasy of a profession.
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Training, getting up early, and doing the work does pay off — and those skills are applicable to any profession that you choose to go into.
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Instead of getting up from the couch to fiddle with power cords, why not let a tiny outlet adapter power cycle your hardware for you?
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In a recent article, The Wall Street Journal profiled a number of people who swear by their morning routine of getting up at 4 a.m.
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You can find Jelly Belly jelly beans at almost any store, but that involves actually getting up and going somewhere to satisfy your sweet tooth.
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"It's the sacrifice, it's the soreness, it's the getting up in the morning, it's doing one more rep when you think you can't," says Glassman.
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Now he has a hereditary disease that hinders the use of his legs and stops him from getting up at his wheelchair at other times.
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I wake up around 8:30-ish but just lounge in bed and scroll for a bit before getting up and heading to the gym.
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Every night before I go to sleep, I close my eyes and imagine myself getting up in the morning and finding out that you're dead.
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But I have to tell you, getting up in the morning to work hard at making the Nth new video game isn't exciting to me.
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There's got to be a way to keep your legs busy without getting up and taking a walk around the office every ten minutes, right?
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At eight—the beginning of fourth grade—it got to the point where getting up each day was a battle for me and my parents.
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Doing this, I was told, would give the resistance an upper hand, but getting up close with alien forces on the battlefield poses obvious risks.
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The Verdict: If you have trouble getting up in the morning, the Philips Wake-up Light will probably help — though it's not a cure-all.
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There are things that can make getting up in the morning easier, but nothing will make waking up at 4:30 for a 6 a.m.
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On weekends, he adds, he'll usually fit in more time by getting up before his family and locking himself in front of a computer screen.
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The only problem is that taking out your phone and fumbling through an app sometimes takes longer than getting up and pressing a damn button.
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Try getting up at the same time each day and getting ready as if you were about to go out the door to the office.
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The clip must be on a loop, or else she keeps getting up, saying something desperate into her microphone, and then falling back down again.
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Bull sharks have even been known to attack hippos, land animals weighing in at 1½ tons, with some males getting up to nearly twice that.
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The Capitals star celebrated his wedding reception in the traditional way: by getting up on stage and belting out a few shirtless bars of Rasputin.
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Getting up close and personal with neurons and other brain cells is a science that people have been working on for a century and more.
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Even though it was only like two or three months of filming a year, getting up at 6:30 AM, I just couldn't do it.
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So I just decided, let me just sit here very quietly, and I would look at him to let him know, I'm not getting up.
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But if you're getting up every five minutes because you're so uncomfortable or your back aches, then it's time to invest in a new chair.
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Rick Scott of Florida warned that the state could get as much as 18 inches of rain, with the Keys getting up to 25 inches.
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But she likes having a leisurely morning of the sort she had in Alameda, and she clings to that routine by getting up extra early.
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Ms. Fielder asked everyone to form "candidate preference groups" by getting up and physically joining together with like-minded people in support of their candidate.
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Make it a part of your getting up routine, or your nighttime routine, and you might be surprised how quickly this new habit takes hold.
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I'm not mad about it, though; getting up this early means I get to shower AND play video games before we leave for a rally.
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"From September to June, you have to get used to getting up very early," said Wang, now beginning his third year as an NFL commentator.
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I would lie next to him and wait, getting up when I was sure he was asleep, only to have him call me back again.
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"It's just difficult getting up and down the stairs," he said, standing outside of a station in Astoria, Queens, that does not have an elevator.
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And as an added bonus, I didn't have to stress about getting up at 5 AM to change my tampon to avoid toxic shock syndrome.
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It was fun, though getting up at 7:30AM on a Sunday on three hours sleep made it hard for me to feel super gregarious.
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You are getting up at two-thirty in the morning; the camp wakes up at three, but you have to light fires in the zendo .
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Also, we recently unveiled our YouTube page, which is a good place to see what we're getting up to in the way of recipe development.
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It's the endlessly recycled fable about what happens when humans get a little too smart for their own good and start getting up to shit.
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Ben needed help getting up onto a couch or bed, and at the end of a normal day he was worn out like an old hound.
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"Really $50 is legitimate support zone [for WTI] because we had a hard time getting up and through that on the rally through December," Kilduff said.
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Rather than getting up earlier, I'm going to aim to be more productive and, crucially, nicer to myself, whatever hours my body wants me to keep.
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For 20 years, he's been getting up real close to capture the most beautiful species in the insect kingdom, revealing intricacies that escape the naked eye.
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The Controller app lets you search for and play music without getting up and wireless streaming means you can play from any music source you like.
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Getting up almost every morning and heading into work can sometimes be a bit of a drag, no matter how much you may love your job.
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But Not Too Healthy New York City native Helen "Happy" Reichert, who turned 210 in 1103, said that she hates salads, vegetables and getting up early.
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The quarterback's head then slammed on the ground and he laid unresponsive before getting up, telling teammates he was good and being carted off the field.
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I do something very simple — and this thing pushes everything else out of my head so that I can focus on getting up and going forward.
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I can settle in and just work, which is comforting when I'm not getting up every ten minutes to look for this paint or that brush.
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Getting up in the mornings can sometimes feel like a daunting task—sometimes preparing yourself breakfast, even just a simple bowl of cereal, even more so.
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ShuttereazeThis smart plantation (what the fuck?) shutter relieves you of the horrific burden of getting up to close your shutters after a long day of blogging.
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Scoring a ticket to Centre Court generally means turning up a day in advance; a ground ticket merely requires getting up at the crack of dawn.
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"I had the benefit of getting up everyday for six or so months believing that Mitt Romney would become president of the United States," Leavitt said.
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If you've ever sighed and thought, "Gee, I hope Hilary Duff is getting up to exciting things in her post-Lizzie McGuire career," then listen up!
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Mod Sun says Bella Thorne getting up in arms over girl code is ridiculous ... because she doesn't play by the rules in any of her relationships.
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If it's anything close to this view of the 2012 ring-of-fire eclipse taken near New Mexico, it will be well worth getting up for.
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" David McKeon, another Australian Olympian, tweeted: "Absolutely awesome to see Mack Horton protesting clean sport by not getting up on the podium next to Sun Yang.
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"Please be easy on your friends and family that have trouble getting up the energy to clean, hang out, or take care of themselves," she said.
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The Washington Post reports that daylight is increasing at its fastest rate right now, with some cities getting up to three minutes more sunshine each day.
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Getting up in the 4s as opposed to the 5s is rough: I feel as if I'm being rudely awakened in the middle of the night.
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He's getting up there in age and he's not the friendliest guy, [but] you're in his domain when you walk in and it's a beautiful thing.
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"Instead of thinking about how I have to go to the gym for an hour, think about walking more, getting up and moving around," Pinkerton said.
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It's too bad Steve Buscemi is getting up there—if he was a couple decades younger, he probably could've pulled off a pretty fantastic Vincent Bugliosi.
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Another morning session yesterday found us backstage at the company's booth, getting up close and personal with the Mate X. But things got a little weird.
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"Please be easy on your friends and family that have trouble getting up the energy to clean, hang out, or take care of themselves," Todd wrote.
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"There is something when you get your validation through applause or getting up on stage, exposing yourself like that, and it's hard to sustain," Flebotte said.
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Getting up on that stage, you know, being up on that stage, saying whatever he wants to say, getting people excited, both for and against him.
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Encouragingly, if you now are concerned about the state of your particular aerobic capacity, you most likely can increase it just by getting up and moving.
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These thoughts also influence whether parents feel they are neglecting their responsibilities if they are not consistently getting up at night to respond to their children.
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He had already raced from the back of the front, starting the race in the back and getting up to seventh by a lap 35 caution.
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" Humans, she said, "have hope built in," adding, "If our ancestors had not had that component, they would not have bothered getting up in the morning.
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Instead of getting up like a normal person, Travis lets security hoist him halfway back up on stage as he lays sprawled motionless, sunbathing in humiliation.
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The punch wasn't the biggest of the fight, but Fury was stunned — and he responded by getting up and raising his aggression in an exciting round.
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"Getting up and at it early gives me time to get on top of things, and chart my day effectively," says Branson in a blog post.
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" Dealer Tynisia Boone recalled "Wynn got up and started screaming" and then "started getting up and down and slamming his hand and fist on the table.
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Butler spun around and immediately balled his right hand up into a fist before pushing his chest into Warren&aposs and getting up in his face.
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Bravo celebrated its inaugural BravoCon this week, and thousands of fans swarmed New York City in hopes of getting up close and personal with their faves.
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The storm will douse Baja California with 3 to 6 inches of rain, with some spots getting up to 10 inches, the National Hurricane Center said.
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"Getting up and at it early gives me time to get on top of things, and chart my day effectively," Branson writes in a blog post.
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Albany, about 150 miles north of New York City, was getting up to 2 inches of snow per hour Monday, the National Weather Service said. Gov.
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By storm's end, Karen will generally have dropped up to 6 inches of rain in Puerto Rico, with some isolated areas getting up to 8 inches.
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I see the blue paint getting up from its position, walking off "the set" of the canvas, drinking whiskey, smoking a cigar, and then coming back.
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They're great for reducing power usage and saving a bit on your electric bill, but they're also good if you're not exactly a fan of getting up.
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He rubbed his brown eyes, tired from getting up early in the morning to protest at the airport where ex-mayor Wilson Goode was delivering a lecture.
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Open your window and let the light in (this won't work if you are getting up at 5 AM, but some fresh air will do you good).
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So this Saturday, I'll be getting up at 7 to watch the royal wedding live (and, let's face it, I'll probably once again be getting riotously drunk).
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The Shockers fouled to prevent Tulsa from getting up a potential tying 24-pointer, but were unable to coral the rebound off of a missed free throw.
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I'm not a serial "snooze button-pusher" nor am I the sort to leave a smartphone ringing for three minutes before getting up to switch it off.
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"We're still strong and the only way — the best way, that we can honor our fallen is by getting up better than we were before," he continued.
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"Rome can be a pretty busy place, but we managed to get its main tourist attraction just for ourselves simply by getting up early," they told Agora.
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But perhaps what I appreciated most about getting up and close with the Aventador S in the track setting was the interplay between touch, sight, and sound.
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It's a great workout in itself and is also a great starter to working on your hands and eventually getting up in the air and adding weight.
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Getting up to six hours of battery life is actually quite good for a gaming laptop, even if it's far less than most standard laptops can manage.
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I'd get really mad because I've been working my tits off and staying there until really late at night, getting up really early, crying over this shit.
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It may feel like everyone else is getting up at 5am for yoga seven days a week while you can't drag yourself to the gym even once.
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What about that famous honey badger YouTube video showing the animal getting bitten by a cobra and still getting up and walking away after a short nap?
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Most shoppers on the day after Thanksgiving Day likely believed that it was worth getting up early, fighting crowds and waiting in long lines for the sales.
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New team mate Finn Valtteri Bottas, who replaced Rosberg after the German's shock retirement and finished third behind Hamilton in Australia, is still getting up to speed.
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"You want to make sure you're not trying to sync up with your partner unless you're really getting up at the same time every day," she says.
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For instance, if an elderly person is getting up more frequently to use the bathroom there may be an underlying health issue that needs to be addressed.
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Boss himself knows the value of living in the present — and that includes getting up in the middle of the night to tend to his new son.
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It's every mischief maker's worst nightmare: You're out on the town, getting up to some light-hearted fun, when suddenly you find yourself cornered by the police.
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In skateboarding and other action sports, respect is earned not by learning all of the tricks but by getting up from a hard slam and trying again.
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But they didn't close up shop and go home after that — the LHC, the world's largest and most powerful particle collider, is just getting up to speed.
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Getting up or walking around every 30 minutes—or even just squirming in your desk chair, shifting your weight, and changing up your leg positioning—can help.
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The second could see payments start in 10 years with creditors getting up to 25 percent of commonwealth revenue annually that exceeds current projections, the WSJ said.
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You could also grab a few accompanying smart bulbs if they either hate getting up to turn them off, or if their knees tend to bother them.
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Johnson, a nine-year pro, hurt his right knee during the second practice of training camp while getting up to run downfield after making a diving catch.
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In the video, the man is seen getting up, clambering over the woman, and moving down the plane, as the cabin crew try to defuse the situation.
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Local men, many of them alcoholics, are less enthusiastic and curse the Chinese for getting up too early, using too much chemical fertilizer and overworking the land.
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"When we started filming again and getting up and running, you know obviously Kim was around because we all practically live together on the street," she said.
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Tell your friends, tell you family, tell your neighbors: The only way you can vote in this election is by getting up and going to the polls.
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"My next memory was getting up off the couch, seeing, my bra was up around my neck and my pants were kind of half unzipped," Constand continued.
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"My next memory was getting up off the couch, seeing my bra was up around my neck and my pants were kind of half unzipped," Constand continued.
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Sack off the football, sack off Match of the Day and sack off getting up in the morning, because it's not worth it for the unrelenting misery.
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If you're worried about how Kendall might react to the world (or at least, Kylie's Snapchat followers) getting up close and personal with her nipple, don't worry!
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Related: Getting Up: The TEMPT ONE Story Is A New Doc About The EyeWriter Marshmallows, Vodka Syringes, and Lasers, Oh My 110 Improvised Songs for 110 Strangers
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My daily routine consisted of getting up at 7 AM, analyzing the weather conditions, and guarding the workers while they descended to the cook shack for breakfast.
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Even if it is something small like being friendlier to random co-workers or getting up to walk away from your desk once an hour, it helps.
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He had paid a mechanic to fix it up, and then practiced driving it on the country roads near his house, sometimes getting up to 35 m.p.h.
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There's a track for every phase of your life on this album, like when you're down, when you're getting up, when you're sad, and then there's hope.
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As soon as it became clear that Choe was not getting up, the journalists swarmed to get as close to him as possible and jostled for position.
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For the first time in who knows how long, I found myself doing things like getting up at the same time every day and eating breakfast. Weird.
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"They may even have to be better than us at sensing the environment because they don't have the luxury of getting up and leaving," Dr. Gilroy said.
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Today, I stay in bed for a while to cuddle with my cat before getting up and making some tea ($2.75 for the box) for the day.
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In the past I have had trouble being alone with myself after a break up, and getting up early for writing time would have been too hard.
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Before Greg Abbott was elected governor in 2014, as state attorney general he used to brag about getting up in the morning and suing the Obama administration.
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And this is when I really felt that being in Europe, and having failed on my first try… it really damages your chances of getting up again.
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Of course, plenty of those daily habits are neutral or positive — getting up and stumbling straight for the Mr. Coffee or grabbing our toothbrush after the shower.
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For almost a decade, she and her former college roommate have run this race together, getting up early to start the day with a little healthy exercise.
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The trajectory suggests Jean was either getting up from a chair when Guyger fired, or he was on his knees, trying to hide from her, Hermus said.
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They would talk to me about these stories of going out partying, meeting new people, getting boyfriends, and getting up to mischief and I was almost jealous.
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This is a celebration of the 20 years of the blood, the sweat, the tears, the broken-down body, the getting up, the sitting down, the everything.
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Some women have medical issues associated with gambling, Mr. Whyte said, like bladder problems aggravated by not getting up from slot machines to go to the bathroom.
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"If you're not sure how to set up that account, you can Google it, or watch a YouTube tutorial without getting up from the couch," she said.
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By the next morning, her limbs were cold, she was not getting up at all, and we ended up having to rush her to the emergency vet.
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"At first, it was just getting up to the baseline of the best teams in e-sports, and they're really making high-quality narrative content," says Dahl.
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I had every intention of getting up to take a quick shower/wash my hair before work, but it feels like today is a sleep-in day.
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Yet surely there's no other joy like getting up close and taking a selfie with a quokka, the ultra-cute marsupial that's native to Australia's Rottnest Island.
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"I see all these progressive mayors and governors getting up and grandstanding about how awful it is," said David Menschel, a criminal defense lawyer in Portland, Ore.
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But getting up and strolling for just two minutes every half-hour seems to stave off this decline in brain blood flow and may even increase it.
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As she was getting up to leave, she said, he showed her a "Native American handshake" in which he held her hands and looked into her eyes.
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One head of talent at a major financial services company told me she's getting up to five pitches a week for tools that can mask applicants' gender.
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But by 2009, the school's third year, students had begun getting up out of their seats, and not only that; they were even pushing each other midtransit.
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I do not love how early it is right now, but have to start adjusting to getting up at this time for the start of the school year.
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Then you just get into a habit and mindset of getting up and doing something first thing in the morning as a way of establishing a new habit.
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" Their back-and-forth leads directly into Deni getting up on a wooden box and singing the opening "We just want to party" lines from "This Is America.
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And I have to admire President Trump for getting up every single day when so many other mainstream beltway Republicans would have thrown in the towel and capitulated.
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If I'm getting up to start my day but want to keep a mellow vibe, I'll go for the Coffee House Chill or Indie Acoustics playlists on Spotify.
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Or, in another of their suggested examples, an alarm clock that charges you in bitcoin if you hit the snooze button too much, rather than getting up. Ouch.
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Would getting him off with your hand actually be that much worse than giving him a full body massage, getting up in there under the folds of fat?
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The gluteus maximus functions as our major leg extensor and is the main driver of our legs when running, climbing stairs, getting up from a seated position etc.
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Now I'm wide awake way earlier than I need to be — even the dog has no interest in getting up and going for a walk at this hour!
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But the best way to sate those salty, carby, greasy, sugary cravings in a handheld dish that doesn't require getting up to pause the new Broad City ep?
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He fell to the ground in obvious pain and remained there prone for a couple minutes before getting up and slowly walking off the field with a trainer.
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By using your voice to ask Amazon Alexa, Apple Siri, or Google Assistant, you now have the means to control every light in your house without getting up.
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I THINK YOU KNOW THERE'S A COMPLEXITY IN THIS MARKET, WHICH WE ARE JUST LEARNING ABOUT AND GETTING UP TO SPEED ABOUT, WHEN DEALING WITH VARIOUS CONTENT PROVIDERS.
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The story begins with Vidalia, mother of Emma (Mishel Prada) and Lyn Hernandez (Melissa Barrera), getting up in the middle of the night, ailing and ill at ease.
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With this remote customization, you can craft the climate of your favorite reading nook or workspace before you arrive—and make tweaks to the temp without getting up.
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Bonus: you'll be getting up to speed on Waititi and Clement's forthcoming TV adaption for FX, which will follow a new gang of vampire flatmates in Staten Island.
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Imagine getting up from your desk or couch, closing your eyes, and walking to the other end of the room, or perhaps crossing the street in midday traffic.
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Some have simpler routines, some more complex ones, but as I mentioned earlier, typical elements of a billionaire morning routine include getting up early, exercising, reading and contemplating.
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"I just played a really solid round of golf," he told Golf Channel after getting up and down from a greenside bunker to save par at the last.
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"You had the bounce with the Rusal sanctions and the metal price getting up to $2,700 [a ton], so there was always that opportunity," to export, he said.
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There's no shortage of post-sex behaviors, including touching and cuddling, playing with your phone, smoking a cigarette, falling asleep or even getting up and leaving the room.
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Justin and Selena were spotted hanging poolside Sunday at the Montage hotel in Laguna Beach, where they were chillin' under an umbrella before getting up for a stroll.
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With all that in mind, we spent a little time at the New York International Auto Show last week getting up close and personal with a few grilles.
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"When we started filming again and getting up and running, you know obviously Kim was around because we all practically live together on the street," she told DeGeneres.
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And the only way, but not the only way, but the BEST WAY that we can honor our fallen is by getting up better than we were before.
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But 10 weeks of getting up close and personal with Nick's interests has led me to the conclusion that he is actually the most basic man out there.
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Busch is following the same pattern he did with the NHRA — which was completely foreign to him prior to attending drag racing school and getting up to speed.
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It was balmy and quiet, and I just went from bench to bench along the River Thames, sitting for a few minutes and getting up and walking on.
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As I was getting up one morning, a friend from Venezuela asked me on Whatsapp if I had—or had ever had—paraphimosis, a very serious penis issue.
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Just getting up close to Bruce Springsteen would be enough for many fans, but this kid got to play alongside him and scored a few guitar tips too.
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I knew I didn't want to be like the other guys on the building site, who were getting up early in the morning and working late at night.
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The French cook well, they dress well, and, according to a Kickstarter campaign for an AI-powered alarm clock, they're even better at getting up in the morning.
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THIS week millions of people in the Netherlands celebrated the national holiday by getting up at dawn, staking out a patch of pavement and selling off their junk.
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His self-directed music videos often feature him and his band getting up to the usual suburban teen shenanigans: stealing cars, riding bikes, skating and destroying public property.
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Mueller was appointed just two weeks earlier, did not even have a full staff selected, and was still getting up to speed on the details of the investigation.
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Grant took it a step further by getting up on a bucket and leaning onto the horse's back to get her accustomed to having weight on her back.
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He said that Mr. Gray asked him for help getting up and that, when he asked Mr. Gray if he wanted medical attention, Mr. Gray said he did.
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Cox, 57, a former chef from Kent, England, said he fell hard on his right side and didn't remember getting up to finish the illusion in November 2013.
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Guns N' Roses fans are turning their $10 wristbands into huge moneymakers ... possibly getting up to $4,000 for just one of the golden tickets to Friday night's show.
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But the idea of letting falsehoods and lies go unchallenged for the sake of public relations goes against the average reporter's reason for getting up in the morning.
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Our three-day safari, which included game drives, accommodation, food, drinks, park fees, tips and getting up close and personal with a pride of lions, cost about $2,500.
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While you're here online, tab over to our Instagram, Twitter and Facebook pages to see what we're getting up to visually, and on our NYT Cooking Community page.
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Stephen Colbert mocked Fox News's Tucker Carlson for getting up-in-arms about the Scottish Parliament's decision to rename gingerbread men as "gingerbread people" in its coffee shop.
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Mr. MacDermot had a disciplined schedule at home, his children said, getting up and going straight to the piano, either his baby grand Steinway or an upright Yamaha.
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All it takes to see an operatic range of emotions is to consider getting up and heading in the general direction of outside, and then decide against it.
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Meanwhile, after getting up and down for par on each of the first three holes, Dustin Johnson is now in the red with a birdie on the fourth.
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The attorney has also repeatedly stated that he is still new to Trump's legal team and is still "getting up to speed on the facts" of the case.
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I don't remember from that moment between — I just remember getting up after — Q: Do you remember anything about what you were thinking as you just laid there?
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Earlier this week, Rand was besieged in the airport by activists "getting up in his face," as you, Senator Booker, encouraged them to do a few months ago.
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Even if it is something small like being friendlier to random co-workers or getting up to walk away from your desk once an hour, it helps. Reflect.
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I had gotten past that phase with my daughter — getting up in the middle of night and comforting her and feeding her and rocking her back to sleep.
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Having scored just 8 points in his past two games combined, Monk hit 6 of 14 shots from the field after getting up for an early-morning shootaround.
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My ex-husband explained that he had been getting up and walking our daughter back to her bed, then sitting with her until she fell back to sleep.
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Googling what was expected of a tip in Canada, it seemed like 15 percent was the standard at the time, with exceptional service getting up to 20 percent.
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"The kids are great and they'll be getting up and going to school soon, and Ben is there and he'll be taking them and we will make it work."
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Karl teamed up with cartoonist Henry Jones for My First Skateboard, an illustrated children's book about falling down, getting up, and finding community in our favorite useless wooden toy.
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She is back now, getting up at 6 every morning to go and look after her many devoted patients at the family practice she set up 93 years ago.
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But the video shows Yatim struggling to lift himself up, barely getting up off the floor — Brauti defended this as an "honest but mistaken belief" in his closing remarks.
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"The beauty of getting up in the middle of the night [to go to work] is, on most days you're home in the middle of the afternoon," she said.
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You know when "sober you" puts a glass of water and an Advil on your nightstand so that "drunk you" has an easier time getting up in the morning?
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And since he's a seven-footer whose game more resembles LaMarcus Aldridge than DeAndre Jordan, that may mean getting up and down the court isn't fantastic for his development.
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Jones helps No. 11 USC rebuff UCLA LOS ANGELES — USC had little to play for, but had no problem getting up for a meeting with its cross-town rival.
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The harassed author struggles to meet his next deadline, getting up at four every morning while bringing up his three small children and looking after his manic-depressive wife.
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Hannah Brown sat Luke S. and Luke P. down to talk things out before the rose ceremony, but she ended up getting up and leaving midway through their discussion.
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" She continued, "sick of getting up 9 times a night to pee and looking at this weird body in the mirror that is not my own at the moment.
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"Today the (zloty) market is getting up for another attack on 211.73, but this will take a bit of time," said Piotr Poplawski, senior economist at ING in Warsaw.
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"My life has been forever changed by sitting on the bench, being cut, losing matches, being injured, having support, getting up, getting knocked down, changing my course," she said.
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Despite the relative ease in getting up the mountain and the beautiful surrounds of Mount Kosciusko, Anderson isn't rushing to do it all in his swimwear all over again.
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People want capitalism where you can get toilet paper via Amazon Prime without getting up off your couch and you can get as much of it as you want.
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More from Tonic: There's also the issue of nocturia, or excessive nighttime peeing, which is defined as getting up to use the bathroom more than once each night (#itme).
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It doesn't require you to convincingly inhabit another body, and it uses a standard Xbox gamepad, so you're not playing with motion controls or getting up and walking around.
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By getting into a routine of getting up early and experiencing daylight your body clock adjusts to sleep earlier in the evenings, ridding you of those restless nights. 4.
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And of course, don't forget about getting up close and personal with some of your favorite characters from the franchise — even if Kylo Ren doesn't want to meet you.
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Avery Price, who often uses a wheelchair and requires braces on his legs, is becoming a viral sensation after getting up for the National Anthem in spite his disability.
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Again, you don't have people in the White House who necessarily are specialized in that right now, and the folks that are there are still getting up to speed.
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And to anybody who doesn't allow themselves to be broken and keeps getting up and keeps holding on and keeps standing tall and keeps on believing and keeps rising.
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With only four days of testing and two race weekends under his belt and up against a formidable team mate in Hamilton, he is still getting up to speed.
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This time, crossing the state from west to east on a bus, she told Reuters that she had "eye-opening moments" getting up close with issues in rural America.
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Central Arkansas missed its first eight shots and had three turnovers during that early pivotal stage, not even getting up a shot until almost three minutes into the game.
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And if he really was just getting up on the facts, why did the President and the White House allow him to keep talking for more than a day?
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After getting up early, he helped his daughter, Alice, get dressed, packed her lunch and drove her to school, then picked up a cup of his wife's favorite coffee.
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From survivors, we learned that the moments when the terrorists were reloading their guns almost certainly allowed people to save themselves by getting up and dashing for the exits.
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We would really advise against anyone getting up in the morning and doing bending exercises, pulling their knees to their chest, doing sit-ups and those kinds of things.
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Imagine the inmates at San Quentin getting up to play for Johnny Cash, but with the sickening twist that none of them should have been there to begin with.
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I want to see what seven-year-old kids are getting up to when they're supposed to be asleep: Or a stunningly beautiful interactive tribute to musician Freddie Mercury.
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Once you're getting up to these very long durations, it's all about whether your brain can keep you going and less about whether your legs are capable of going.
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I have been waking up between 6 and 6:30 and getting up to speed on what's happening on the East Coast and in other parts of the world.
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Biggest remaining holes: defensive line, linebacker Rob Ninkovich is getting up there, and the Pats don't have much in the way of depth behind Jabaal Sheard and Long outside.
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Central European Summer Time I'm an early riser; at this time of year in Düsseldorf, getting up with the sun means I'm in the shower around 5:30 a.m.
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I can trace my lineage back to people who were getting up and getting after it, who were trying to make a better life for themselves and their kids.
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So just getting up to speed in a very difficult environment when you have so much negative media attention is a hard thing to do, I think, for anybody.
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Yet this was the same era in which Annie Oakley was wildly popular as the star of a Wild West show, at the getting-up-there age of 260.
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The Good American mogul, 35, also included photos of 18-month-old True getting up close and personal to her youngest cousin, who was born via surrogate in May.
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We chatted about a variety of topics relating to the new space economy — if you're thinking of getting up there yourself, you might be interested to watch it below.
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After, we debate studying more, but have zero motivation so we stay on the couch the rest of the night, other than briefly getting up to get ice cream.
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I see the beauty in getting up in the morning and being in pain because I know all the hard work that it took to get to this point.
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"But simply, getting up there and saying 'hey we need to promote these programs' is not going to change the system — especially if there is no substantive policy approach."
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"But simply, getting up there and saying 'hey, we need to promote these programs' is not going to change the system — especially if there is no substantive policy approach."
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Necessity brought Carpio to bitcoin and after getting up to speed on the intricacies of the blockchain, she integrated Bitcoin as a permanent payment solution for her hemp businesses.
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Getting up and running isn't the biggest challenge; the biggest challenge is having sustainable, long-term financing, and there, having a system for keeping prices in check really helps.
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They are inherently defiant, but rather than getting up in anyone's face they stomp on the ground and try to make sense of the dust that gets kicked up.
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Multibillion-dollar investment decisions made years ago on big projects, like the oil sands fields in Canada and iron ore mines in West Africa, are just getting up and running.
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They see health as something you ought to work for, a benefit you get because of the contribution you make by getting up and going to a job each day.
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He has also represented rapper T.I. "We were very recently retained, as of yesterday, so we're getting up to speed," Amanda Clark Palmer, a partner at the firm, tells PEOPLE.
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Between waking up, working, paying bills, trying not to get hit by a car, going to bed at a decent hour, then getting up and doing it all over again.
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Meanwhile there's a mass of ads and news stories and specially commissioned videos jostling for position alongside whatever it is your celebrity Snapchatters or your friends are getting up to.
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Sure, Gaye's most definitely lip-syncing his latest Motown hit while getting up close and personal with Hef and his friends—but no one can sell it like he can.
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The system, to be operated by NATO, is getting up and running nearly a decade after the U.S. first announced plans to do so, only to encounter pushback from Russia.
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" Viewers, Trump claimed, "got tired of people getting up and making fools of themselves… and disrespecting the people in this room and the people that won the election in 85033.
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"When we started filming again and getting up and running, you know obviously Kim was around because we all practically live together on the street," Jenner, 61, told DeGeneres, 59.
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Valentine's Day is right around the corner, and if you're anything like me, you probably still haven't decided what you and your significant other are getting up to that evening.
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The device can operate on battery power and so is portable, which lets you use it as a flashlight of sorts when getting up in the middle of the night.
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Come November 22015, when the show Baby drops on Netflix, we'll head to another expensive private school, where Roman teens are getting up to a different kind of no good.
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Early morning is a busy time at the 22th century Wild West camp, with all of the 22 or so members of the gang getting up to start their day.
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Sure, a few drinks might put you to sleep, but Dr. Naqvi says that it also can disturb your sleep, both because you're likely getting up to pee at night.
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The story gets crazier ... Krista claimed the woman pointed out that their family dog was having difficulty getting up, which led Krista to believe the woman had kicked her pup.
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A fourth photo shows Rudolph getting up close and personal with a stripper, while the fifth shows Ellie Kemper looking shocked as another stripper dances right in front of her.
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It makes it much harder for anyone else (whether within reach of your network or not) to start spying on what you and your web browser are getting up to.
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Things go south in the realism department pretty quickly, though, as Lorraine seems unaffected by the repeat punches and hits to the head, getting up quickly and continuing the fight.
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I snooze a couple times and cuddle with L. He normally gets up before me to work out, so it's a treat when we get to cuddle before getting up.
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Getting up and walking around every hour can help, but here are some great tips to help you burn calories while you're actually working: This article originally appeared on TODAY.
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If getting up at the crack of dawn after a big night out sounds like your idea of a good time, then rural Jalisco has the hangover cure for you.
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"Getting up at five in the morning to tackle the top three things you want to accomplish in your day allows you to regain control of your life," he writes.
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You've no doubt heard all the rumors by now, but for those who need a little help getting up to speed, check out the rumor roundup we ran last week.
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Yes, three of the justices are getting up there: Ruth Bader Ginsburg is 84, while Stephen Breyer and Anthony Kennedy are close behind at 78 (next week) and 80, respectively.
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"When we started filming again and getting up and running, you know obviously Kim was around because we all practically live together on the street," she told the television host.
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Hot or not, and bundled up in a weight shifting sauna suit, the thick-skulled Jock was used to getting up first thing and hitting the road to run alone.
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But, at best, this might be the beginning of a long process of Texas Democrats slowly, painfully getting up off the mat where they've been prone for a long time.
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Forget getting up at dawn, or even skipping out on the pumpkin pie so you can queue up at Best Buy — this year, the deals are just as good online.
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My grandmother was content to sit in the back yard wearing her old wide-brimmed summer hat and occasionally getting up to feed herself raspberries from the seemingly inexhaustible bushes.
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DVT doesn't just develop on flights: it can also develop on long car rides, train trips, and anywhere else that you sit for long periods of time without getting up.
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Whitman, who lived to a ripe 72, is really advocating "getting up early, having a walk, getting the benefit of fresh air and lots of moderate exercise," Mr. Reynolds said.
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Across Reddit and Steam forums, a few people are getting up in arms about Redshell, a tracking program that game developers use to see how well their advertising is working.
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Going to bed and getting up at about the same time every day (along with other sleep hygeine habits) helps train our bodies to fall asleep when we need to.
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Roughly 130 million households received tax rebates in the latter effort, with single Americans getting up to $600 and couples up to $1,13, at a cost of about $100 billion.
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If Eli Manning and Odell Beckham can do their thing, the Giants could snag a vital division win on the road while the Cowboys are still getting up to speed.
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But it's by getting up close to them, and embracing that the Oh Sees are not a band in the traditional sense of the word, that everything falls into place.
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About a week before he died, he became more fragile and more resistant to leaving home, getting up only to move between dog beds or to go to the bathroom.
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We tried sticker charts, where she'd earn a pony sticker of her choosing if she stayed in bed without getting up 47 times for hugs, glasses of water, tummy rubs.
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It seems only fair to take the occasional low road against a president who loves nothing more than getting up in the morning to launch a meaningless-divisive-symbolic crusade.
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But while getting up on a stage in front of an audience can definitely be nerve wracking, many people find striking up a conversation one-on-one just as intimidating.
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Rule #3: Wake up 10 minutes early Start the day off by getting up earlier than you need to — and by getting the kids up earlier than they need to.
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Future is getting up close and very personal with parts of Lori Harvey, confirming what we've all suspected for a while now ... they are boo'd up and happy as hell.
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"Getting up at five in the morning to tackle the top three things you want to accomplish in your day allows you to regain control of your life," Corley wrote.
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Academics who have studied the correlation between health and working into the senior years say this: Work offers a routine and purpose, a reason for getting up in the morning.
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It's certainly possible that he's getting up into that range, if you gather up all his earnings for the three DC films he's made so far, including all that backend.
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I am surprised he didn't say he had to step out of the batter's box when he told the story about getting up to go collect himself in the bathroom.
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Apparently, after she told him she was single — he wasn't sure if it was actually a date — he texted her "You look sexy AF" after getting up to use the restroom.
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As he entered the courtroom Monday morning, he told reporters he was feeling "pretty darn good," and said he was "not used to getting up this early" except to work out.
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One source told CNN on Friday that before the election, Trump and his family were not that interested in potential appointments or transition planning but were quickly getting up to speed.
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I get a perverse pleasure from working when everyone else is asleep, because it means I'm not constantly distracted by the exact world the CEOs are getting up early to join.
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I told my boss I'd get in around 11:30 and I want to grocery shop and meal prep first if possible, so we head to Giant shortly after getting up.
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"It's not just about us, and our business, we&aposre just a small family-owned and operated food truck ... that's what it's about, getting up and running again," Julie told Fox.
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And I love getting up every day and playing music and playing my shows for you guys, and I'll be damned if anybody is ever gonna stop me from doing that.
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All I need in this life of sin is this video of Julia Louis Dreyfus getting up from her seat to accept her Emmy at the 69th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards.
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Getting up this early on a weekend is highly unusual for me, but there is so much to be done before the party starts at 214.99:229 (Pi time, obviously) today.
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Audi is basing its range estimate on Europe's new WLTP standard for estimating EV range, and it should have no problem getting up to a real-world range over 200 miles.
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Whitney Fenimore "Find Your Love" This is one of those tracks that made me keep getting up to check my playlist and see what it was, every time it came up.
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He will have a big job getting up to speed on the Middle East, and the State Department and Pentagon will have to brief him on international law and military strategy.
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" He details the struggle of everyday life, getting up in the morning and facing the world without the presence of McNamara, who was the family's "point person, researcher, planner, and expediter.
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Carter breaks out his birthday suit for the clip, donning black and gold body makeup while getting up-close-and-personal with a love interest in a transparent metallic body suit.
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Having Assistant baked in also means you can use the soundbar as a smart home hub, controlling products like Wi-Fi-connected lights and blinds without getting up off the couch.
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"Most Americans, they're too busy getting up, going to work, and obeying the law, and paying their taxes and trying to teach their kids morals and earning a living," said Sen.
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And founder after founder is getting up there — and we did this too, I was part of this — gets up and makes these huge proclamations about what their company is doing.
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Which is great, and we commend you Aziz for that, but what about getting up-to-date with all the dreadful things happening in the world rn, including Trump's latest bravado?
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It's handy if you've got a delivery you don't want to miss, or if you work from home and don't fancy getting up from your desk every time someone comes calling.
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At night he lays on the sofa—getting up and down the stairs is too hard—and watches reruns of The Big Bang Theory to stop the thoughts plaguing his mind.
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"I remember sleeping on our living room floor, because it was the only surface hard enough, then getting up, scarfing painkillers and going into practice," he writes on the company's website.
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"I think Administrator Pruitt's comments show that he is getting up to speed on climate science," said Myron Ebell, director of the energy and environment center at the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
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White House aides insist Trump is getting up-to-speed on the issues and that the time could be right for his "disruptive" approach to challenge failed policies of the past.
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A trio of new robotic setups demonstrate ways they can evolve to accommodate novel situations: using both "hands," getting up after a fall, and understanding visual instructions they've never seen before.
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"I told my friend [before the meeting], you should come soon because Warren and Charlie are getting up there in age," said Steve Schell, a longtime Berkshire shareholder in his 60s.
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And I remember thinking: this is how I'm going to die and then getting up after it was done, tears streaming down my face and neck wondering how I even survived.
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En bloc blackouts happen closer to 0.3, and it's worth noting that at 0.35, it is estimated that about half of drinkers will die, so blackout drinkers are getting up there.
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Instead, Mr. Lelio starts from the assumption that there is plenty of story material in the act of falling in love, in having children, in just getting up in the morning.
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The biggest developments of the quarter, in order, are Kawhi Leonard starting to assert himself offensively, Kyle Lowry picking up his fourth foul, and Stephen Curry getting up to three fouls.
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Then he noticed that he had a habit of getting up every afternoon and walking around the office to socialize with his co-workers, but he would always buy a cookie.
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TMZ Sports has obtained video of ex-Cincinnati Bengals RB Mark Walton's arrest earlier this year ... and it's wild -- showing the NFL player getting tased ... and getting up and running away!!
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Cops are already using Boston Dynamics' creepy Spot robot, and they're not being very transparent about what the four-legged mechanical hellhound is getting up to while it's in their care.
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The girls no longer hoarded food in their room for fear that they would not get another meal, but they were still getting up in the night, sometimes three, four times.
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John F. Kelly, the president's second chief of staff, has become engaged with the issue and is getting up to speed, but has come to the table late in the process.
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Mr. Giuliani told the ABC anchor, George Stephanopoulos, that he was still getting up to speed on Mr. Trump's legal issues — a fact that became apparent as the interview went on.
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Strictly speaking, Americans, for the most part, are getting up every day and going to work and the lights turn on and their paychecks clear and there's food in the supermarket.
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Whether we're getting up to speed at work, bracing ourselves for the holiday frenzy, or adjusting to sunlight's dwindling hours, fall isn't all pumpkin spice and frolicking in the apple orchards.
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Called ''Those Thoughts'' (2005), it involves Cayre and her husband, a real estate developer, throwing a dinner party, and at a certain point getting up from their chairs to switch seats.
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But Hermus told jurors the trajectory of the bullet suggests Jean was getting up from a chair when Guyger fired, or he was on his knees, trying to hide from her.
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She added that she feels physically sick from getting up early and worrying that those who read her question, like her co-workers, might tell her to just suck it up.
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Once I got into the BI office in east London my mornings just disappeared, it genuinely felt that no sooner had I sat down then I was getting up for lunch.
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Related: Your Eyes Make Music with This Face-Tracking Production App Getting Up: The TEMPT ONE Story Is A New Doc About The EyeWriter Marshmallows, Vodka Syringes, and Lasers, Oh My
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" She added: "Bertie always wants to know what you are getting up to, always looking through the window, and if you leave the door open he will be on the kitchen counter.
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People have been pitting the two women against each other, criticizing Gomez for even thinking about getting up close and personal with the ex-boyfriend of her close friend Gigi's younger sister.
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Miller landed hard on his back with 10:06 remaining and remained on the court for a few minutes before eventually getting up and walking to the bench on his own power.
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