You've got to work with local communities and you've got to work with the federal government.
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And it's a local -- it's got to work locally.
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So Durrant and Zacariotti got to work gathering roadside rattlesnakes.
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So, according to Kamilah, she got to work to improve.
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I've got a dad bod I've got to work on.
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We immediately got to work figuring out the couple's inspirations.
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Billy Pierce agreed and got to work making that happen.
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"Somebody's got to work in this space," Coleman told panelists.
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SORENSON: SO WE GOT TO WORK THROUGH ALL THOSE THINGS.
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"We've got to work on being better consistently," Lehner said.
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Kamala Harris, he grabbed an apron and got to work.
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Then a funny thing happened: the internet got to work.
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So the deported vets who gathered got to work repainting.
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A makeup artist, hairdresser and traveling assistant got to work.
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We could change the world — if we got to work.
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Small grabbed his backpack and got to work once again.
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Investors signed on, and the Lightmatter team got to work.
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The genius retreated to his lab, and got to work.
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Then, they got to work figuring out a donation plan.
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You got to work on this film with Gillian Anderson.
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So, the Fed has got to work through other institutions.
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"It's something we've got to work on," Phaneuf told reporters.
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I got to work with the sickest dancers and performers.
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Emily: Levine got to work on my very neglected feet.
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They then quickly got to work building the actual product.
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When they heard about the new trains, they got to work.
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Nied and other passengers got to work on erasing the graffiti.
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She enlisted a bunch of her friends and got to work.
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On Thursday, though, the Democratic Party's top players got to work.
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Following the consultation, Wallin got to work designing Kim's new nipples.
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Then Coté, Morris, and a few other beekeepers got to work.
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The CSU's Alexander Dobrindt, who became transport minister, got to work.
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They raised "around a million" from Accel and got to work.
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So he got to work, and the resulting design is impressive.
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So they looked around, found a project, and got to work.
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Well, you've got to work on both that productivity and labor.
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Well, they've got to work that one out on their own.
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Shortly after reaching out to the collective, he got to work.
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"The other 30% we still got to work on," she added.
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When you got to work the next day, you were fine.
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I found an online metronome, hit "play," and got to work.
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To make some sense of it all, Blumental got to work.
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"You've got to work hard and work smart," he told them.
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When I got to work with Valentino, it was totally different.
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The Mueller team got to work quickly, newly disclosed calendars show.
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We've just got to work together and ignore the crazy people.
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We've just got to work together and ignore the crazy people.
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You've just got to work hard and get out of it.
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So Mr. Staley, who is known as Jes, got to work.
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But he quickly rolled up his sleeves and got to work.
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I've got to work on everything; I've got to improve everything.
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His audience, invigorated, streamed into the hallways and got to work.
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And when they come, you've just got to work with them.
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We got to work ... You're going to get a trillionaire. Right.
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As an undergrad (Columbia Engineering to be specific, SEAS 2008 in Biomedical Engineering), I was on the University Senate and got to work with the Trustees on Budget work, but never got to work directly with Bill.
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Early in my career, I got to work at 220:20123 a.m.
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He assured me it would be a snap, then got to work.
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I either got to work, or I could be one of them.
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Today, Twitter itself got to work by cutting abusers from the network.
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I'm sorry you never got to work that out, he thinks sometimes.
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So— BOB IGER: We're giving – DAVID FABER: --this has got to work.
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Sarah got to work on her hands and knees at Thursday's opening.
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"You've got to work to sweat!" one captioned a photo on Instagram.
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"We got to work on our relationship health," Leslie said to me.
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Just got to work through all the kinks and clean stuff up.
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Ashley, the marketing genius, got to work with decor, art, and photos.
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If you want to have food stamps, have you got to work?
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Mackenzie Eisenhour: I'm just super grateful that I got to work there.
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"I got to work on time – actually, 10 minutes early," she jokes.
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Mousasi got to work slicing through Hall's guard and threatening arm triangles.
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After Porsche explained the adoption process to Kalani, they got to work.
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Wenstrup, a physician, got to work to try to stem the bleeding.
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I got to work the next day and there was only silence.
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Now in control of the new Congress, Republicans got to work quickly.
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We got to work implementing strategies for how we'd accomplish that goal.
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I got to work immediately and fifteen new photographs came into being.
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But the agency, Åkestam Holst, was serious, so Hansson got to work.
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Appropriators got to work on the 2019 spending bills without a budget.
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"They got to work," said Scott Silver, director of the Queens Zoo.
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So there's still a lot of stuff we've got to work on.
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In fact, Cox almost got to work with the Queen Bey herself.
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Flew me and my manager out and then we got to work.
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So you've got to work for yourself and work for your teammates.
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Then, I sorted the students into groups, and they got to work.
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On cue, Mr. Gelinas and Ade Samuel, her stylist, got to work.
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On arrival at the site, Geoff and Rod immediately got to work.
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So Potts got to work, with a team of others behind her.
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Who were some of the people that you got to work with?
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They've got to work it out … Syria's protecting the Kurds, that's good.
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We've got to work together with the private sector to get there.
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I chuckled to myself as I got to work, shaving his face.
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Officials said volunteers swarmed the cemetery and quickly got to work scrubbing.
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They also got to work alongside some of the world's biggest celebrities.
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"He's just got to work it through," the Janus Henderson CEO said.
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The tragedy shocked the ICAO enough that it quickly got to work.
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Then Cohen jumped into the barber's chair, and Alex got to work.
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He got to work as the foreign policy adviser for Minnesota Gov.
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Brooklynn: In "East of Eden" you got to work with James Dean.
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"Mean Gene" was beloved by all who got to work with him.
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He says they were fans of each other, and got to work.
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But we've got to work on the emotional appeal of the border.
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And I got to work with Sly so in your face with that!
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Every time I got to work with him was truly a huge honor.
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After acquiring Jet, Walmart got to work implementing new strategies at startup speeds.
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Taking out a stylus and his Galaxy Note, Dilip De got to work.
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I blessed the librarians who had digitized their holdings, and got to work.
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We all got to work on our laundry list of things to do.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton got to work in the kitchen on Wednesday.
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That's when he developed his rhymes-with-bucket list and got to work.
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After telling him what I wanted over the phone, Mishra got to work.
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On the advice of his corner, Jacobs got to work attacking Pirog's body.
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But they have also got to work, lobbying the government and the firm.
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Trump's EPA quickly got to work by reopening that review in early 2978.
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And in order to address it effectively, we've got to work it together.
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But when the telescope first got to work, its operations hit some snags.
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He gunned the Merc back to the Smithville lab and got to work.
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It's like, 'Man, that dude smelled like onions before he got to work!
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It's what we've got to work with—but it doesn't have to be.
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But hey, they're doing their best with what they've got to work with.
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They then reapportioned the land among themselves and got to work farming it.
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Miocic immediately got to work desensitizing Hunt's counter instincts with feints and jabs.
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Then, he got to work, clearing the broken branches and helping his neighbors.
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Because I never finished school; I never got to work for another company.
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And a good designer knows they've got to work with what they've got!
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And you got to work with one of the horror greats, James Wan.
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I rustled up a screwdriver and an air duster and got to work.
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They also got to work on dismantling Obama-era rules on higher education.
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He got to work on what ended up being a seven-year project.
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But like thousands of young people across the Britain, we got to work.
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The Foundation got to work on the technical details of building the clock.
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So thrilled that I got to work with Jeff Chen on this puzzle!
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While Spencer got to work on Tillman's setup, Tillman retreated to the patio.
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She took him out for vegan food, and then they got to work.
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Backlund got to work for Calgary just 20 seconds after the opening faceoff.
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In 230, Yadav got to work, bootstrapping the effort with his own savings.
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With the details of this latest shooting still vague, she got to work.
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In-home antibiotic IVs got to work beating back a more recent infection.
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Undaunted, the two quickly got to work, Skyping regularly and sending sketches via email.
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And these badass truth-tellers quickly got to work debunking our biggest subterranean legends.
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I remember the first time I got to work on a self-driving car.
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"Like Biden said, you've got to work with everybody to get along," Moore said.
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The left and right got to work framing the story — in entirely contradictory ways.
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As they got to work, the helpers learned about the woman&aposs family history.
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And I also got to work with people at universities all over the world.
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"You've got to work on something that you have a passion for," Rothblatt said.
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Then, he got to work on a 13-part Twitter thread correcting the record.
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It was really cool, I got to work with Maddy Prior for the BBC.
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"You've got to work a little harder, stay a bit more focused," Torres said.
|
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So Foley, who's with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, got to work.
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He got in touch with physics professor Saul Rappaport, and Rappaport got to work.
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After this damning piece of evidence was revealed, the conspiracy theorists got to work.
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They holed up in a corner of the design studio and got to work.
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I also got to work in some TV commercials just because of my fame.
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I met the photographer in a loft in Chelsea and we got to work.
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Even if it means discomfort for people, you've got to work yourself through that.
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"Well, we've got to work hard, and it's going to be tough," Bilirakis conceded.
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Rose (Byrne) and I got to work [together] and it was a female director.
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So Brandon and I got to work and this is our first completed song.
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St. Thomas Aquinas argued the opposite, half a century before Dante got to work.
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At age 26 I got to work with really marvelous materials on marvelous projects.
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Then they took a choppy ferry ride to the island and got to work.
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Jim resumed his life as a lawyer; I got to work on another book.
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"I got to work with him because Serena Williams was pregnant," she told InStyle.
|
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"There are a bunch of challenges here that you've got to work," he said.
|
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"There are a bunch of challenges here that you've got to work," he said.
|
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The mechanics got to work, and Juan Martín acted like he was supervising them.
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"No, they should be cleared," the other said, and they got to work. ♦
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So when I got to work, I took all of it off the shelves.
|
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Grammer got to work, visiting orphanages and speaking to the nuns who ran them.
|
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Then we got to work on a live DVD that we had already begun.
|
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"I actually got to work a little bit, but I got frustrated," she explains.
|
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"I got to work with a dog every day and I love dogs," she gushed.
|
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And you've got to work, you know, X hours a day to make that happen.
|
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In 1990, 173% of Americans got to work by driving alone, according to the census.
|
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Once the tint had set, Jamie got to work on hacking away my excess hair.
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I opened my email, deleted a few purely mailing list items, and got to work.
|
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I put my team in jeopardy, so I've got to work on that this week.
|
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Then she got to work, running and performing some fight choreography for director Patty Jenkins.
|
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We reached out to more of our friends and neighbors, and we got to work.
|
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"We've got to work our way down the ladder and demystify that job," Stewart said.
|
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Britney Spears got to "Work" – and the wait for her new album is almost over.
|
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And then I got to work with people like Sammy Davis Jr. and Frank Sinatra.
|
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Johnson and Holder got to work teaching the lesson: a tomato sauce with summer vegetables.
|
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Once they got the go-ahead, they drove their truck in and got to work.
|
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The noble beast settled in the crux of a low branch and got to work.
|
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The pair eventually joined forces with composer Lyndon Holland and got to work on Virginia.
|
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Pacheco became an American citizen in 1848 and got to work as a public servant.
|
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"Of the remaining powers on the ground, Trump said: "They've got to work it out.
|
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Together, the pair got to work on a startup designed to bridge tech and healthcare.
|
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It took a few years, but Wanchese's entrepreneurial fishermen got to work on summer flounder.
|
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Tomasula and her team then got to work testing an entirely new casein-based product.
|
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But farmers got to work in a big way as soon as the chance came.
|
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"We've got to work out a new deal with our Secret Service," Mr. Trump said.
|
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After Glaad reached out to Nielsen, the company got to work on finding a solution.
|
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Chanel and Rudy were flown across Texas with their handlers and immediately got to work.
|
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I was the little sister who got to work with all the cool, older girls.
|
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His team got to work immediately on Brex Cash, the startup's answer to bank accounts.
|
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Shakira heard duet possibilities in a song, and the musician in her got to work.
|
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"It's so wild, it's got to work," he said, according to the Los Angeles Times.
|
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Post Crashers was born, and Bradley and dozens of fellow student volunteers got to work.
|
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She got to work The majority of nursing home residents have dementia and can't ask.
|
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"I wanted to build the company my father never got to work for," he said.
|
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I got to work with David Bowie once, and he traveled a lot to Kyoto.
|
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You've got to work together to ... One thing we all know is businesses want certainty.
|
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Which was nice, they let me work remote, so I got to work from home.
|
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The hunters got to work dividing the honey among themselves and the rest of the community.
|
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It was time to paint walls, so I put on my pants and got to work.
|
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Once I was in the office, I cracked open the Red Bull and got to work.
|
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We've got to work on all the things that will make this a more relevant brand.
|
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As we slipped on our LED sunglasses, I spread-eagled, and she swiftly got to work.
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You've got to teach him other things and that you've got to work for that stuff.
|
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Mr Gentiloni's new cabinet got to work as Mr Renzi retreated to his home in Tuscany.
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Then they got to work outfitting the shark with both an acoustic tag, and the SmartTag.
|
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I got to work with [producers] Shonda Rhimes and Betsy Beers and learn from the best.
|
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Chris Christie put on his blue fleece pullover and got to work dealing with Superstorm Sandy.
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Then they got to work introducing the gene drive and its reversal drive into their yeast.
|
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I re-downloaded all the apps (Bumble, Raya, Hinge, you name it) and got to work.
|
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I rushed down to the set and got to work with Annie Leibovitz — it was amazing.
|
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Liukin and the team got to work perfecting the formula through six or seven different variations.
|
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When I got to work with her is when I knew I was serving my purpose.
|
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There, she sketched a selfie that Charlie posted only one day ago, and got to work.
|
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The singer's tear ducts got to "Work" during a recent ANTI tour stop in Dublin, Ireland.
|
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Eager to make a change, DeWolfe and his colleagues got to work on the trip home.
|
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And then I got to work at Lanvin for a little while, mostly just sewing things.
|
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Makeup got to work on Wright, who had a raspberry on the back of his head.
|
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But when someone brought him lyrics, he stiffened, leaped from his chair, and got to work.
|
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Steve Tew: Well, there are all the things that you've got to work your way through.
|
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Soon after, they got to work shaping the gossip-and-news aggregator that Gawker is today.
|
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After initial discussions about the concept of the video, Murray got to work on the visuals.
|
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I got to work with the late Malcolm McLaren, and we talked about this a lot.
|
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So in 2015, he got to work establishing Frywall as a player in the kitchen space.
|
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He scooped up the rights for his new production company and got to work adapting it.
|
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There, he, Mr. Sheehan and Allan M. Siegal, also an assistant foreign editor, got to work.
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In the village where the brigade checked on the poaching tips, the medic got to work.
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I've got to work and use that to my benefit to keep getting better and better.
|
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Still, I brushed it aside and didn't think about it again until I got to work.
|
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Harris' home had been vacant for two or three years before Operation Victory got to work.
|
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I was still hungry by the time I got to work, but also feeling quite energized.
|
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Mr. Sakiagak got to work, drawing a circle in the snow to mark the igloo's perimeter.
|
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It'd be a short-term CR – all those things, we've got to work with Congress on.
|
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And the medical staff members, still absorbing the blow of losing a Marine, got to work.
|
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So she and her husband got to work creating their own accredited university, built entirely online.
|
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So he rented out a section of a gym to train them and got to work.
|
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I moved slightly out of view of a park ranger and got to work taking measurements.
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The response was extremely positive and we got to work developing a realistic calendar of events.
|
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What would happen was not merely unknown before the market got to work: it was unknowable.
|
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His girlfriend of seven years, Cilvia Reyes, got to work immediately trying to find a lawyer.
|
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Jackson hit up Stacks Customs Jewelry in Miami ... and they got to work on the drip.
|
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"You've got to be passionate, you've got to work at it, but it can happen," Mendez said.
|
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I got to work with a guy who was one of the reasons why I'm an actor.
|
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As soon as the link was out, hackers got to work turning it into a full jailbreak.
|
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Wilson chose the latter, and got to work with state legislatures to find a more sustainable solution.
|
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Because then at least, I got to work and not have the responsibility of [carrying] a film.
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The Gettings contacted a good friend, pediatrician Dr. Amy Mashburn, who got to work researching alternative treatments.
|
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One of her favorite foods happens to be pickles, so he got to work in the kitchen.
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Then, with the urgency and precision of a surgeon performing an emergency procedure, Diab got to work.
|
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I got to work with an incredible community of people that I will have lifelong friendships with.
|
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But in true Lush fashion, the social team got to work answering the most frequently asked questions.
|
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Once the "Oscar for Leo!" campaign had enough material, local artisans got to work on the statuette.
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The Tomb Prospectors got to work and started mapping Isz dungeons layouts, including enemy and loot positions.
|
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He hired a team of engineers and designers from different automotive backgrounds, and they got to work.
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She pushed a row of quarters into the machine, and it got to work on her load.
|
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But to get to carbon neutrality by 2050 we've got to work really hard to get there.
|
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If you want to bring anything new to the medium, you've got to work a little harder.
|
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He simply inputted a desired style of music (in this case The Beatles) and got to work.
|
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"He was so proud of the fact that he got to work with the greats," said Koeppe.
|
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He heard about the contest only the day before the deadline, but he quickly got to work.
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I got to work with my mind already firing and endorphins pushing me through my first calls.
|
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The team got to work pinging Resistance players all over Russia, the United States, and Southeast Asia.
|
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So, debate away, but in this case it's the most tele lens we've got to work with.
|
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After removing the essential components he got to work building a new computer case out of pasta.
|
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In this business sometimes you take jobs you aren't particularly proud of because you got to work.
|
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Ms. Finley laughed, and then she got to work — from that throwaway line, a festival was born.
|
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Seemed an interesting concept to use as a trick in a crossword, so I got to work.
|
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He saw students running, heard screams and got to work, treating a boy with a gunshot wound.
|
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That's one of the things you've got to work hard to get back is that good timing.
|
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I love the fact that my parents taught me that you've got to work for your money.
|
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John Lieb: I'm glad I got to work with Andrew on this one, our fourth Times collaboration.
|
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I shared all of that intel with my colleagues when I got to work at 7 a.m.
|
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I got to work on the projects that in many respects were the company betting against itself.
|
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" Mr. Palminteri said his early reaction in rehearsals was, "Wow, I've really got to work on this.
|
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After initially panicking a bit, the three of us got hold of ourselves and got to work.
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Then they brought in the fir trees, scattered pinecones around, and got to work on two snowmen.
|
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Gamache got to work on the custom Lebron X Iron Man-inspired pair that the superstar requested.
|
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We've got to work with allies and we've got to make it work for the American worker.
|
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"The difference is you've got to work twice as hard and be twice as smart," she adds.
|
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Internet sleuths got to work, and by Monday morning, they were naming names and calling for arrests.
|
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Now, I understand that obviously in the short term, we've got to work with what we have.
|
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So, on the morning of March 22019, Farrera-Brochez and Ler got to work in Ler's apartment.
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I also use our cars every day to get around, this is how I got to work today.
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The self-driving car industry has got to work a lot harder to win the argument on safety.
|
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The pair realized there were no true standards in crypto custody, so they got to work on Anchorage.
|
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Somewhat surprisingly, career staff at DOE got to work on the report and were, by all accounts, unimpeded.
|
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I couldn't believe it, but I sprung right out of bed, drank a coffee, and got to work.
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A group of teenage volunteers quickly got to work, snapping photos of the stuffed animals in the library.
|
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It's got to work on a surface level — this is just a prologue to the movie I'm watching.
|
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She got to work and proved his innocence, but she eventually lost the fight and he was executed.
|
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And give her credit where credit is due, but by the same token, we've got to work harder.
|
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Several teams at MIT's Beaver Works lab got to work on the problem, soon abandoning the solar option.
|
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The mask will start to instantly solidify a few minutes post-mixing, so you've got to work fast.
|
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So she teamed up with a distillery and manufacturing partner in Michigan, and got to work on recipes.
|
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BEFORE: Sara Cloutier, 36 AFTER: Sara's hair was past her shoulders before stylist Breno Miranda got to work.
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As a company, we stopped complaining and got to work hiring our own vocal coaches and dance instructors.
|
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I've got to work on my first half of the race, the second half is always my strongest.
|
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This pride, I got to work with Beardonce, and it was the biggest geek-out star moment ever.
|
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Joe was alone, so he took off his suit jacket, rolled up his sleeves and got to work.
|
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People who I've known for many years and became friends with but never really got to work with.
|
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With the blessing of Jim Connors, the owner of Rock'n Pies, Never and his team got to work.
|
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Anyway, that era of people, all of whom at one time or another I got to work with.
|
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He even got to work with Alvin E. Roth, who won a Nobel in economic science in 2012.
|
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Gailloux bought her school bus for $4,500 and immediately got to work converting it into her retirement home.
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We decided that we wanted to start working on aShe Persisted book together, and we got to work!
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Mew2King busted out a Strawberry Nesquik-pink Donkey Kong to counter Kameme's Sheik and immediately got to work.
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The internet then got to work and dragged up whole bunch of racist, nationalist, and sexist tweet screenshots.
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I updated my profile with snapshots of me in red lipstick and got to work on the rules.
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"It's almost like a period of time they've got to work through on their own, regardless," Cashman said.
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When I got to work, I called Apple to see whether they could connect me with the owner.
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But he's my partner in crime, and I wanted him to be happy, so I got to work.
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He then put on a big yellow rain suit to pressure wash the sidewalk and got to work.
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You got to work the community and get community leaders to agree and understand how important it is.
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Every day I got to work with Michael was a good day, and he will be greatly missed.
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Early on, she realized it was her surest ticket out of her hometown, so she got to work.
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And I think that's what we've got to work on, when we-, when we look at skillset development.
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So Carroll and Gervais got to work on a two-day curriculum that was passed around at Microsoft.
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Lead ammunition ban repealed: Later in the day, Zinke got to work with a pair of secretarial orders.
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"You're not mucking about, doing all this kayaking, you've got to work," he recalled his wife telling him.
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I turned on some motivational music — the "Serena Williams's Spontaneous Speed" album, of course — and got to work.
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Every game you lose you didn't finish so we got to work on executing in the fourth quarter.
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Two women in blue polo shirts warmly greeted the group in rapid Spanish and then got to work.
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You've got to work on those things simultaneously while you're working on diversity, while you're working on hiring.
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J Lo and Joanna finally got to work Sunday at J Lo and A-Rod's new Malibu home.
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I joined because I got to work with amazing people straight out of my freshman year of college.
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Patience read the book, cover to cover, downloaded the spreadsheets, and got to work, eventually paying it all off.
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Then, I got to work, and for the first few minutes, I thought, Huh, I might not need coffee.
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But it's got to work; all the pieces have to come together to make it convenient, useful, and pleasant.
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So ... Shane hit up his friend and renowned tattoo artist, Katrina "Kat Tat" Jackson -- and they got to work.
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CLINTON: So I know it's hard, but I also know you've got to work at it every single day.
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So he got to work on it with the team at Criterion Games, and the Burnout series was born.
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But out of the box it was still painfully obviously a toy—until Elliott got to work on it.
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I also got to work with popular European celebrities, and that's how Lupita Nyong'o got in contact with me.
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Fortified got to work and launched the "world's first antitheft bike light" on Kickstarter in the summer of 2012.
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As a result, lawmakers got to work on the spending bills for fiscal year 2019, which begins October 1.
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Experts and volunteers got to work to determine whether the remains really belonged to the last known slave ship.
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You've got to work even harder this month to keep that momentum going or you will regret it forever.
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I got to work with a great group of people, and to be this rugged, fearless, brutally genuine earthbender.
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Upon discovery, the two organizations immediately notified Apple and the iPhone maker immediately got to work on iOS 9.3.
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I opened my aid bag and got to work, stuffing wounds and applying tourniquets, listening for the medevac helicopters.
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But if you are more threatened by it than empowered by it, then you've got to work on that.
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It's a gesture of defiance and shamelessness, and of a new kind of compassionate chic: Chinot got to work.
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They bought the building and got to work turning it into the high-spirited Boeufhaus, which opened last year.
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You'll then be served up three matches, and until you discard one that's what you've got to work with.
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He cobbled together cash for a computer, had an old college roommate bring it over, and got to work.
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It was the first time I really got to work with a Moog Sub 37 & MPC side by side.
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Kalkbrenner retreated to a backstage room and got to work rolling a joint of Granddaddy Purple and mentholated tobacco.
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Original experience has not been interpreted for you, and so you've got to work out your life for yourself.
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WASHINGTON — When the call came in that a bomb had exploded in Manhattan, Amy Hess quickly got to work.
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"Every day I got to work with Michael was a good day," said the press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Without electricity, potable water or reliable accommodation, a rapid-response labor force got to work carting away the wreckage.
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Disenfranchised. "Say I'm a guy who's got to work for a living, and I've got kids," then-Vermont Gov.
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But as it got late, Mahomes got to work, with three straight touchdown drives in just over five minutes.
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Undeterred, she showed up on Mendes' doorstep with ideas and some history books, and the two got to work.
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"I've got to work on my entrance timing," Mr. Lutnick joked as he waited, and waited, by the microphone.
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WFP hired political operatives and got to work in the local races where the Democratic machine had rusted away.
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But also I'd be getting some great ideas about what to say to callers once I got to work.
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Some agencies passed on the opportunity, while others quickly got to work developing their best ideas for the brand.
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They purchased the 16th-century property, set themselves up in its two livable rooms and then got to work.
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There's a lot of people that I'm really happy that I got to work with on this this year.
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Since NSO Group also advertises the product for Android, Lookout got to work trying to find proof that it exists.
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To make Coachella shopping a bit easier and a lot less time-consuming, we got to work searching for you.
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We'd bemoan the lack of conference rooms, then brag to our friends that we got to work in that building.
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It vacuumed up a trio of startups and got to work in earnest on one smartwatch to rule them all.
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I don't want them to go, 'Ugh, I've got to work out,' and 'Ugh, I've got to wear that again.
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After asking our preferences on location (her house), food (BBQ), and guests (small, but kids invited!), she got to work.
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You've got to work faster and much more focused and much more efficiently to get the amount of work done.
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Last fall, he got to work scouring high phase images from the spacecraft's Saturn flyby, in the fall of 1980.
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We have got to work with them," he said, adding that "We can't be hostile to the free enterprise system.
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The architecture students who designed it even posted a photo of the bike stand before 'creative minds' got to work.
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And you thought your job was tough because someone ate all the bagels by the time you got to work.
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Knowing that alcohol can remove marker, Nied reached for hand sanitizer and tissues and got to work erasing the hate.
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So he got to work revisiting his old SILLIAC analyses and paper printouts, determined to publish a peer-reviewed article.
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So to make sure I'm not the one going home, I know I've got to work extra hard every week.
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You can be passionate in your views, but you've got to remember that you have got to work with folks.
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But ultimately it wasn't until I got to work with Beyoncé that my motto "anything is possible" came into effect.
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As Rinnovated Designs hired employees and got to work, Grayston said Boe became harder to reach, as did their money.
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So, I got to work chiseling away, scrolling back to the very first posts on a bunch of the men.
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We've got to work our hearts out this week, over the next four days, like the future depends on it.
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The government and the opposition, which had a rather hostile relationship for four years, sat down and got to work.
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In six weeks, the concept became concrete and Outlaw says Dorvilias got to work completing the app in three weeks.
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Yousef got to work lining up more gun deals, continuing to use Thomas as his primary, but not only, middleman.
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And we've got to work out ways of dealing with that because it is rupturing politics in a serious way.
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He got to work immediately, detaching one of the fence's bent support bars and hammering it straight on the asphalt.
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After testing, ETS determined little or no smoke was detected in the instruments — and so the lab got to work.
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Three dogged news technology specialists — Michael Kane, Caitlin Lovinger and Chris Tatti — got to work as the minutes ticked by.
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The couple soon got to work remaking the property, hiring contractors for a $6.5 million project to extensively renovate it.
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Local groups got to work ahead of the weekend, setting up sandbags for residents to prevent flooding from nearby waterways.
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That's the strategy that's worked for the NRA so it's the strategy that's got to work for gun reform advocates.
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I got to work with one of my favorite directors, Edgar Wright, recently, so that was a pretty fucking dope.
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"If you got a little pudge, you got to work around it and find an angle that's flattering," she said.
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I don't even know what time I got to work, but I feel like it was after — just after — 8.
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She got to work with RMS Un Cover-Up in Shade 22 and a foundation brush from the same brand.
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I was so terrified one morning seeing my building security guard in a hazmat suit, I barely got to work.
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He made a beeline for Iger, with that "my wife is talented" look in his eyes, and got to work.
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In the wake of Harris, we at the Freedom Foundation immediately got to work educating these caregivers about their rights.
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Then each contestant chose their favorites, and the show's costume department got to work making the selected designs a reality.
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COUPLE'S DOUBLE MARRIAGE PROPOSAL GOES VIRAL Ahead of the big dance on April 28, Garcia got to work on her gown.
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She brought out some beads and safety pins that she had bought at Walmart and the students quickly got to work.
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Then, after a break of around a year and a half, Smith and Reeder got to work on the actual text.
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"It's part of the old adage that black people are taught: We have got to work twice as hard," she said.
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I loved every second I got to work with her...I think we work well together, and I hope she agrees.
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Just as I had with my mom's things 10 years earlier, I opened up the garbage bags and got to work.
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She grabbed her electric green wig and a smattering of neon cockroaches, dashed to the office bathroom and got to work.
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For a playful and easy look, we pulled a bit of inspo from Sofia Richie's double buns and got to work.
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Clinton sought to provide some reassurance that she would be different, saying: "we've got to work more closely with our allies".
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I leave earlier than normal today, since I got to work at 7:113 and didn't take a normal lunch break.
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The team soon bought a high-powered endoscope camera on Amazon for $30, set up a website and got to work.
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The baby's father, a Wal-Mart employee, got to work at the store in suburban San Antonio around 6:15 a.m.
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Confessions of a congressman: 9 secrets from the inside After the coffee, I went to my office and got to work.
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I got to work the next day and told one of the girls there that I got a boyfriend last night.
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Once she came up with an idea they liked, she and Robot Chicken's Tom Root got to work on the song.
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You have to carve your own little niche out in the middle; you got to work for every drop of credibility.
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They're frustrated not at the world, but at how much harder they've got to work to make their dream come true.
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And then, you've got to work harder and longer hours and dedicate yourself to being the best at what you're doing.
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But it did way more than that: Similar to my bundle of the herb, this stuff got to work — and fast.
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That means your location, calendar, and email; when you got to work, where your work is, and how you get there.
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Patron stubbed out his half smoked cigarette and got to work, chopping off about a gram of hash from the block.
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So, Ford busted out the bleach and multi-colored dye and got to work, documenting the process in an Instagram story.
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We got to work with all these different designers that I'm a huge fan of and it all really came together.
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I also wanted to know if I could do this without feeling like a complete mess when I got to work.
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I've checked everything off my to-do list that was a dozen items deep when I got to work on Friday.
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There's all these different things I've got to work on defensively, so I don't put too much thought into my offense.
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We've got to work with Congress, and Donald Trump will, to rebuild our military and project American strength in the world.
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It seems like a huge undertaking, but I set the goal, hired a comedian to coach me, and got to work.
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That means we've got to work more closely with our allies, and that's something that Donald has been very dismissive of.
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We learn about changes in how people were housed, how they got to work, how they enjoyed their pleasures and vices.
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Then I also got to work with Andy Grove, who's been called the greatest manager of his, or any other, era.
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To reiterate, from the high and mighty pulpit, you got to work them knees like a can-can dancer, daddy-o.
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Chauvin and his firefighters parked their truck in the right lane of the highway and got to work helping the injured.
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A day later, Legend got to work and proudly shared a stunning solo shot of Teigen, basking in her vacation glow.
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After receiving permission from the landlord, Mr. Pekings and his friends quickly got to work, clearing debris and painting the walls.
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Now I've got to really start thinking from a strategic standpoint, ... because I've got to work with our local community colleges.
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But the legislation, you're not going to pass it in 20203 days, most likely, because you've got to work things out.
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After that breakthrough, Jensen got to work creating a product line that utilized all the natural resources Holland had to offer.
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Each time gravity loosened its grip, the blue-suited occupants frantically got to work on a range of activities and experiments.
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A network of dedicated volunteer translators also got to work churning out content for the fandom known as the BTS Army.
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Most of those were along my daily commute, and sometimes I'd see several new things before I even got to work.
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I got to work there with Willie Rashbaum, who's like a legendary New York City reporter, still works at the Times.
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This gave the pro-life movement a better chance at passing anti-abortion laws — and pro-life groups quickly got to work.
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He soon got to work, using harsh chemicals and tools to blast off existing paint and repaint the exterior of the home.
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Rogers hired two researchers he knew from his Ph.D. program and they got to work developing the product that would become Apeel.
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Lawley: I went on a shoot with SI to learn about videography and I got to work with Kate, which was awesome.
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The actor also got to work alongside legends during his run in The Winter's Tale at London's Garrick Theater back in 2015.
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After putting the fear of the takedown into Cote, Cerrone got to work on the feet and looked as sharp as ever.
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Olek — along with the group of women — got to work on the next stage of the project: building a symbol of hope.
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Hall took a bunch of the motor controls and code from his robots and got to work on a self-driving truck.
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"I must have got to work about a quarter to 7," Donald Smith, whose restaurant on Basin Street was flooded, told CBS.
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Newswanger asked the hospital if those items would be okay and got to work getting the word out to collect the toys.
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But the main difference was that we got to work with John Agnello, who was the perfect producer to work with this.
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" Once the pair came together creatively, Martin got to work on what he calls "a tribute to [Brigitte] Bardot and [Catherine] Deneuve.
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Seeming more tired than judgmental, the cashier unflinchingly took my money—just under $4 US—and got to work preparing the dish.
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Karp got to work on his own book, wanting to document his techniques for calming crying while promoting a more lenient approach.
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It was the first Commerce Committee markup of the 28503th Congress, and lawmakers quickly got to work on bills with bipartisan support.
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I got to work with a lot of instruments and my voice and me and my engineer had a lot of fun.
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From there, founder Angel Say took Vrban and met up with his college roommate Russell Varriale and the two got to work.
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In the fifteenth century, no sooner had the printing press concluded its Bible-printing duties than it got to work on porn.
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When I got to work, I found that the yogurt was basically empty, so that plan felt kind of shot to hell.
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It was the first Commerce Committee markup of the 115th Congress, and lawmakers quickly got to work on bills with bipartisan support.
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"We've got to work hard and try to come back and help the team to win," Cabrera said he told Cespedes then.
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Johnson got to work radically altering the business in a series of moves that ultimately and irrevocably alienated JCPenney's core customer base.
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"If we're going to fight for the people, we've got to work together to get some of this stuff done," Dingell said.
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The second star: Brian Mach's grandmother – Mach is an NHL linesman who got to work all-star weekend for the first time.
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I was a loyal soldier in the sense that I got to work every day, commuted farther than anyone in that office.
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When his family gathered at his mom's house in Connecticut, Milano got to work turning potato into Elon Musk's odd-looking Cybertruck.
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He began writing the names of his starting lineup in each position, and then he got to work on his batting order.
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A core group of early users got to work, posting frequently, trying new things and figuring out what worked, or could work.
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The sweet white turnips went in, along with their greens, and Harris got to work setting a table in her living room.
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Casey got to work before I did and he was standing there, outside of the door, with no way to get in.
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"You got to work hard for it, but just hard enough," said Alex Aarvold, 36, a children's orthopedic surgeon from Southampton, England.
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AND WE'VE GOT TO WORK TOGETHER TO CREATE THE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR US TO HAVE THE PRODUCTS TO DRIVE DOWN THE COSTS DOWN.
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After finding a spot on Sauvie Island off the coast of Portland, Both and his girlfriend got to work building their home.
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America is never a nation to roll over and die, so physicians and scientists got to work researching causes and preventive measures.
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"Maelyn, I'm just so grateful I got to work with you all this time," Legend said to Jarmon before the winner was announced.
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Both surfers then got to work, transforming the squared-off tail section into something that resembled the tail section of a jet fighter.
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So the friends who had zero baking experience, used Quiaoit's mom's oven and got to work concocting their own, sugar-free cookie recipe.
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"My fiancé got to work right away and was exercising very consistently, but I was having a tough time getting motivated," she says.
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After launching the comment filter in late June, he got to work on a related task: elevating high-quality comments in users' feeds.
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They isolated the mitochondria by crushing the meat and centrifuging it using their extraction kit, and then got to work with their analysis.
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Bozin got to work on a line of CBD-infused dog products, including a dry shampoo and puppy treats, that he calls ZenPup.
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He read up on all the basics to hip-hop beat-making, downloaded apps like Pro Tools and Mixcraft, and got to work.
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So, she started gathering Kai and her friends around her kitchen table, borrowed some used computers, designed some curriculum, and got to work.
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The couple wed in "a romantic" and intimate St. Lucia ceremony in June 2017, and immediately got to work at starting a family.
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As soon as there was a sign of failure, both of them got to work on figuring out the cause of the accident.
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The last time Maisie Williams, Sophie Turner, and Isaac Hempstead-Wright got to work on screen together was way back in Season 1.
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It was at Xerox in the last few months that Barshay got to work more closely with some of Paul Weiss's senior partners.
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Through that position, I got to work with inspiring artists including Bleachers, Phantogram, Shakira, and tUnE-yArDs, and from there I went freelance.
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Modern-day spiritual care Berning got to work, along with his fellow chaplain, a Buddhist monk and professional artist named Seigan Ed Glassing.
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Finally, after countless seasons of no-makeup makeup and #wokeuplikethis hair, they got to work their magic and turn out some serious looks.
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It's very hard to do very much on a business cycle time scale, given the fact that you've got to work with Congress.
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Videofootage captured the moment a group of passers-by knelt down and got to work picking up handfuls of the tiny plastic bricks.
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Amazon offered customers refunds on shipping costs and $20 gift cards in response and got to work on growing its own delivery network.
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When days of heavy rain in late May caused deadly river flooding in France and Germany, Geert Jan van Oldenborgh got to work.
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In September 2010 Mark Lee was appointed CEO, and he got to work to try to usher in a new era for Barneys.
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The probe reached its destination in June 2018, then got to work making observations, measuring the asteroid's gravity, and rehearsing to touch down.
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I feel like I got to work with some really talented people and I'm really proud of what we were able to do.
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Even after he was selected in the third round and got to work on his NFL dream, his frustration from the Olympics lingered.
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"It's got to work in a way that ordinary people can get some meaningful value from it in their own lives," he said.
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Sondheim: You've got to have somebody who'll surprise you and, you know, it's the old lesson, you've got to work on something dangerous.
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People wandering around with an anti-Trump placard, yes, I get the sentiment, but you've got to work a bit harder than that.
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Starting in 2014, Phoenix took over a space on the top floor, where they installed synthesizers and recording gear and got to work.
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Merry Christmas even if all that means to you is that the streets are empty and you got to work in record time.
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The DSA, now the largest socialist organization in America, endorsed Sanders for president and many of its chapters got to work on canvassing.
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Coblentz got to work on a special spherification station to test in zero g—basically a plexiglass glove box equipped with preloaded syringes.
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Mr. Bezos redoubled his focus on customers, largely closed the company off to the media and got to work doing some serious experiments.
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A few days later, we found out we were accepted via email and celebrated — and then Kelsey got to work creating the slides.
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"It's true, undoubtedly true, that not everyone has been advantaged from that—in either country—and we've got to work on that," Cook said.
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So Hirschi, a machine tool technology instructor at Bridgerland Technical College and men's jewelry designer, got to work on something a little more exciting.
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Combined with her interest in the Rasmussen case, she got to work on trying to find potential matches for the victims in November 2017.
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By using the map Pettit and her team had created, the drilling crew located where the underground source should be and got to work.
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After college, he got a job as a unit clerk at NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital and got to work closely with the nurses there.
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They put together a private Facebook group of volunteers — other genetic genealogists they knew and trusted through the online community — and got to work.
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I reluctantly spent $3.99 on the app – which lets you soften skin, reshape, apply filters and frames and add coloring – and got to work.
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Others got to work on what would become the biggest movie of all time, but saw their characters cut entirely from the finished film.
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"We were sobered by that immediate experience, that reality, and we got to work," Newsom told reporters on Friday at a bill-signing ceremony.
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Six members of the high school's athletic department hit the road and got to work, helping to evacuate Bay City residents to Rosenberg, Texas.
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You've got to work it and tool it, and when the time is right, it explodes and it takes off the way it should.
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Once I knew I wanted to be a writer, I settled in and got to work, because knowing your passion is just the start.
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A group of eight organizers emerged, including Meredith Whittaker, and they got to work planning logistics, hammering out demands, and fine-tuning their message.
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When New York City Ballet was invited to become a resident company, in 282, Balanchine got to work, developing his dynamic, streamlined American style.
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So in the couple instances where contenders just raved about where we got to work, it seemed a little disingenuous (to say the least).
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With its 2017 directive from the Trump administration, NASA got to work, drafting plans to achieve a long-term human presence on the moon.
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No sooner had that $100 billion package passed the Senate than leaders from both sides immediately got to work on an expanded third package.
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Recorded conversations The three men got to work on the alleged hit, according to phone calls and text messages detailed in the federal complaint.
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Yara got to work editing the diaries into a cohesive package, intercutting scenes that Mr. Boochani had shot for us inside the detention center.
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NSSF got to work with the states to ensure all disqualifying records were submitted to the FBI, including criminal and adjudicated mental health records.
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With its 22017 directive from the Trump administration, NASA got to work, drafting plans to achieve a long-term human presence on the moon.
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She also got to work, work, work, work — jumping behind the cash register at the Times Square Sephora at midnight to ring up her fans.
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To live here, you got to work and hustle to get money so you can get some gear together and start crafting some cool material.
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Following the success of Kim Kardashian West's interactive phenomenon, Kim Kardashian: Hollywood, Glu got to work on new projects with Katy Perry and Britney Spears.
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Jedrzejczyk got to work with her jab almost immediately and used low kicks from a distance to connect at a reach on Andrade's lead leg.
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"He said, 'do not shut it down, this is what start-ups dream of," Lundeen says, adding that the next day she got to work.
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It was the first production I got to work on as a character sculptor, and I have never been so thrilled to go to work.
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"We've made advances in this without a doubt, but it still remains one of the things that we've most got to work on," Scaparrotti said.
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On a morning when my facial hair had reached an adequate level of masculine stubble, I collected a "before" saliva sample and got to work.
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Inspired and excited by the commotion across the street, Chapple, who works for the website Craftsy, got to work doing what she knows best — crafting.
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We landed in the middle of the night from Iowa still pretty pumped up about winning there, and then got to work the next day.
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"We've obviously got shared interests with Qatar ... I will admit it's not tidy but it's something we've got to work together on," Mattis later added.
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Then Twitter got to work fleshing out the behind the scenes talent for what will undoubtedly be one of the best films of a generation.
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We have a welfare system that's basically trapping people in poverty and effectively paying people not to work, and we've got to work on that.
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She was repelled by the symbolism, but she had friends at the park, and the hours were flexible; plus, she got to work with actors.
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So we got to work balancing budgets, cutting taxes, reducing spending and instilling both a commitment to accountability and respect for the rule of law.
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Burt Blackarach: And because I got to work out the kinks through there, it's directly the reason why I have my intensive here at Code.
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Then, in the basement of Marquette's athletics building, he got to work hand-crafting sheets of plastic into the shapes of other famous visages. Beyoncé.
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After the directors shared artwork, sketches, references, costume designs, and distinctive masks created by James Merry, Chandler and Niklasson got to work crafting the visuals.
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After returning from the road trip, he got to work doing research, making postcards and trading cards that chronicle the company's history in surprising detail.
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Sometimes I'm just walking in the street, an idea comes to mind, and I know right then and there I've got to work on it.
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Her only chance at survival was to find a bone marrow match, so her parents got to work organizing bone marrow drives across the country.
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The vigilant people at the subreddit r/datahoarder spotted the notice and got to work archiving the whole thing, making torrent files and web archives .
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"We got to work and be big boys and big girls.... Those who make the golden rules are those who have the gold," he said.
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In fact, on Mother's Day that year, Lacey's kids surprised her and got to work in the industrial kitchen as a gift to their mom.
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He informed the players of his plans, and — perhaps getting the not-too-subtle hint there were jobs to be won — they got to work.
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And so whatever problems there may be, we've got to work through them because that's what comes first, and that's the mood in this room.
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One of the guys responsible for making a lot of what Pokémon is, we got to work really closely with him on all the music.
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The Dutch researchers got to work tracing old usernames and email addresses associated with Slavik's ring to piece together an understanding of how the group operated.
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At Hartsfield, a growing group of attorneys found space on the ground and got to work, as lawyers were doing at other airports around the country.
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With Kourtney's kids Mason, 7, Penelope, 5, by their side, the family got to work — decorating dozens of delicious-looking chocolate cupcakes to their heart's content.
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It was a big fire, but relatively routine: Working in the dark, the firefighters made sure the two residents got out unharmed, and got to work.
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We're told it's the handy work of celebrity jeweler Elliot Eliantte, who got to work fast after Big Sean hit 'em up for the VIP treatment.
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She also gave a shout-out to the loyal viewers, her work family and the "best in the business" that she got to work with daily.
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"When the HOPE scholarship and funding for pre-K were threatened Stacey Abrams got to work with Democrats and Republicans," the narrator says in the ad.
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Once I was clean (this was done with a cloth, FYI), Rena got to work on extracting my ingrown hairs with a sterilized needle and tweezers.
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The Tuesday after Memorial Day weekend, Roambee co-founder Vidya Subramanian got to work at 7AM to find his company's office in Santa Clara, California, ransacked.
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But we've got to have it, so that if we ever get attacked, and the president decides to retaliate with nuclear weapons, it's got to work.
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Friendships aside, we stepped into the ring and got to work — first starting out with warmups like high knees and lunges to get our blood flowing.
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In an attempt to build competition and cut down on the amount of people who had to limp to their graduation ceremonies, they got to work.
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I never got to work with her editorially, but I always thought of her like my fairy godmother who got to go work for Star Wars.
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"This is our Thanksgiving so we got to work the points however best we can," she told fans on Instagram as she toured the lavish spread.
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And luckily for her, she got to work with one of her favorite hairstylists, Ebanks, who's worked with the likes of Cardi B and Asian Doll.
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"Earlier this year I began to realise the idea was a real possibility and in September I officially got to work on the project full time".
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The league was satisfied that Jordan had not bet on NBA games, and got to work rationalizing the fact that he'd bet on virtually everything else.
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When one Taco Bell-loving couple heard they could hold their upcoming wedding at the fast food chain's flagship Las Vegas location, they got to work.
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And if it's a decapitation you've got to work out if the head bounced, and if so, if there's going to be blood in more places.
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After I heard the news that Castro had died, I smiled, then cheered, alone in a room, and got to work covering the reaction in Miami.
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So the insurance department got to work recruiting health insurance plans already selling in other parts of the state to take on a few more counties.
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Over the years, Mr. Rhodes had some aborted projects, including, in 1999, a contract with a label that went belly up before he got to work.
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Once we got back to West Berlin we got to work, but the situation was so fluid at first that we weren't sure what to write.
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"I think the Germans, the French and ourselves have got to work out how to deal with this difficult and, I accept, dangerous problem," he said.
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At first, she was depressed and in denial, but after a few months, she began to learn more about her son's condition and got to work.
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So Mitchell got to work again, converting visual elements into aural ones — writing lines in place of reaction shots, making soundscapes do the work of sets.
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Instead, Mr. Trump got to work serving those special interests, signing executive orders gutting environmental, health and safety rules, sometimes as his industry masters looked on.
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As Mr. Inglis and, later, other entrepreneurs got to work, retooled phone boxes began reappearing in cities and villages as people found new uses for them.
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In New Orleans, Mr. Butler had a few marathon piano lessons with Professor Longhair (Henry Roeland Byrd), and he also got to work with Mr. Booker.
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I do remember deciding not to kill someone else in a horrible traffic accident but to simply walk into speeding traffic once I got to work.
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So Lacey and Caroline rented out an industrial kitchen, put on hairnets and gloves and got to work perfecting the recipe for a frozen cauliflower crust.
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Her phone is still full of her adviser's emails: "I checked your grades as soon as I got to work," Mr. Almond wrote in May 2015.
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It was the best and worst time of my life: I got to work on very cool projects, but I was the poorest I've ever been.
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One young researcher got to work on the digitization problem: He snapped black-and-white photos of the project's human subjects on 16-mm film stock.
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In the early 1980s, faced with a similar perfect storm of tax cuts, entitlement commitments and defense spending, the adults in Washington D.C. got to work.
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But the Colts got to work, and within one day of Luck's announcement, the team announced they'd selected backup quarterback Jacoby Brissett as their new starter.
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Jason and I got to work with each other more, but Clay and I haven't been able to work together as much, or at all really.
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The star and her hairstylist, Jen Atkin, got to work on the cut while Jenner's best friend, Jordyn Woods, recorded the entire thing going down on Snapchat.
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Paleontologists from the Denver Museum of Nature and Science quickly got to work identifying the partial skeleton found in Highlands Ranch, a short drive south of Denver.
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It was fun, because we got to work with the wardrobe team to make sure the outfits translated well from cartoon to real life and vice-versa.
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So instead, I downloaded a touch-typing trainer, changed my Windows XP machine's keyboard layout in the software settings, and got to work learning to touch type.
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The administration quickly got to work on doing just that, and in April 2018, then-EPA director Scott Pruitt kicked off the process to rewrite the rule.
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The week was fun for Chmerkovskiy, who got to work with his childhood crush, whom he said he liked before he even knew how to speak English.
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I managed to find some LSD, (at least what a dealer told me was LSD; I had no means of testing it chemically) and got to work.
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When Beatriz's Brooklyn Nine-Nine character Rosa Diaz came out as bisexual last year, she got to work through the ripple effects in two thoughtful, compassionate episodes.
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The model said "it takes a village" to get ready, as makeup artist Kate Synnott and hairstylist Justine Marjan got to work on the star's beauty look.
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A BUSY FIRST DAY: Tuesday was new Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai's first full day, and the new chief quickly got to work staffing his agency.
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And so they got to work on a fighter that could move on the edge of space with the SR-71 and the planned XB-70 Valkyrie.
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After 17 years of architectural design setbacks, civilian laborers and slaves got to work constructing the fortress in the face of storms, disease and shifting political sands.
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When I got to work early enough I took a full shower — usually after pedaling hard for the duration, so it was a little like a reward.
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Here's hoping the history books will remember this Immigrant Heritage Month as being the month when lawmakers finally got to work to improve our country's immigration system.
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After negotiating the price down to $2,000, she decided to pull the trigger and quickly got to work converting the used school bus into a living home.
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Obama and the leftist movement over which he has presided could not tolerate a reversal of their gains (by Trump, no less!), so they got to work.
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A brigade of teenagers, led by a burly veterinarian, got to work salvaging belongings from the smear of houses that had careened off the cliff in Turnagain.
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So, armed with paint scrapers and plenty of enthusiasm, they got to work on the weekends, scrubbing, peeling and eventually coating everything in a palate-cleansing white.
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And, throughout the life of the play, he got to work with Richard Griffiths, who starred as the history teacher, and who died a few years later.
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I made other people's children stars and financially set for the rest of their lives," she said, explaining that in jail she "got to work on me.
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But behind the scenes, the company got to work building a system that could disregard Instagram's decision and keep on harvesting data anyway, sources told Business Insider.
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In its classrooms, far from the lights of Moscow and the raging civil war, professors and students got to work imagining art for the utopia to come.
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"You're learning on every single start, whether it's a good start or a bad start, what you've got to work on for your next start," Bundy said.
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While celebrities are utilizing their public platforms to encourage fans to help out through donations, Lizzo took it one step further and got to work volunteering herself.
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They look silly, can be distracting for actors and, until Helman got to work, were totally necessary for the type of effect they were seeking to execute.
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At Hiltzik Strategies -- where her former boss said she was "diligent" and "hardworking" -- Hicks quickly got to work for several of the firm's clients, including Ivanka Trump.
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But he imagined a different world and moved to Columbia, where he got to work opening business after business while moonlighting as a taxi driver and photographer.
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With a new internal process in place, the political shop got to work on the elections with the expectation its efforts would be put to greater use.
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But I honestly am very grateful that I didn't have any horrifying experiences with men in power on the client side that I got to work with.
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In July, Deak, members of the orchestra and some VYC participants took a trip to Shanghai, where students got to work with members of the Shanghai Orchestra Academy.
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This show and this stage is going to make you into a superstar," Khaled said before pressing the metallic gold button, later adding: "We got to work together.
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Djawadi got to work immediately, yielding one of the most indelible television or film scores of our generation and a theme song that, to be perfectly honest, slaps.
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That's when an unexpected firefighting crew appeared on their cul-du-sac and got to work, creating a break in the fire that ultimately saved the Condrons' home.
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I felt a sense of relief when I didn't have to plan an outfit everyday, knowing I could just change into my uniform when I got to work.
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And the message that I've been delivering here at the g 20 is we want free and fair reciprocal trade， but it's got to work in both directions.
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Taking a seat in my private consultation chamber (a meeting room in a large open plan office, made entirely out of glass), Emma and I got to work.
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After the tech proved itself on the road, however, Luminar got to work making its device better, cheaper, and able to be assembled in minutes rather than hours.
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After talking through the design with Young, Kodner got to work making a digital mock-up to make sure the singer loved it before creating the actual ring.
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"I must have got to work about a quarter to 7," said Donald Smith, who saw his restaurant on Basin Street flood for the third time this year.
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"How the hell do you cut your budget deficit if you've got to work on only the 29 percent and let 71 percent continue to grow," he said.
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Medinsky, a prolific writer and World War II enthusiast given to anti-Western conspirology, quickly got to work implementing his agenda, which many see as fulfilling Putin's mandate.
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The first person I got to work with was Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald and Dinah Washington, so I got all this schooling from watching these incredible people.
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I arrived at the salon around 9:30 am and Aura and her team (two assistants) promptly got to work (but only after ordering our lunch, of course).
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Perhaps, in the nineteen-seventies and eighties, she learned from her teacher Gordon Lish how to abolish the nonessential, but then she got to work on the essential.
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After passing a massive omnibus in the spring that Trump briefly entertained vetoing, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle got to work and were emboldened to negotiate.
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They asked him to create for himself, and sometimes to create for others, and so Smith got to work creating for himself, and then for himself some more.
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Amid the storm, Jenkins and about three dozen other players formed the Players Coalition and got to work on finding solutions to the problems they cared about most.
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I looked up some spring-cleaning checklists online, found gloves and vinegar and baking soda, busted out the Pine-Sol, rounded up my kids and got to work.
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In November, the United States military descended on Nogales and promptly got to work installing barbed wire at the port of entry and atop the international border wall.
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After laying down a towel so as to not permanently blemish my sheets, I got to work on delivering a massage straight out of a harlequin romance novel.
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So they got to work designing a durable, printable prosthetic hand and lower arm that can be tweaked and customized in terms of size, color and other basic parameters.
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To quell the widespread concerns, GOP leaders committed to simultaneously "repeal and replace" parts of the law, and got to work on inserting replacement measures into the repeal package.
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He taught himself to be an early riser as a young SEAL after noticing that some of the best people in the field got to work before he did.
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That was the beauty and the blessing of the TV show – every day we got to work and we worked really really hard and we laughed really really hard.
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Facebook is a fickle platform, and you've got to work hard to make sure your fans don't get distracted by newer, sexier DJs, or flashier parties with more confetti.
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Even before I knew what an accountant was, I knew my dad's job was super-fun as he got to work with Tony the Tiger and the Pillsbury Doughboy.
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Night owls can function in society and lead healthy, productive lives—but have a little pity: They've probably got to work just a little bit harder to do it.
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Parents picked a costume to fit their tiny tot's personality and the nurses and March of Dimes volunteers got to work; cutting, sewing, and crocheting them for 35 babies.
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I just say, "Know that you've got to work harder and get in there and dig in and do whatever it takes," and it's a lot of figuring out.
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During a special Thanksgiving episode, the pair got to work whipping up a pumpkin ricotta cheesecake for viewers, and let's just say Ripa knows her way around the kitchen.
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NOTES: Immediately following the game, crews got to work converting the arena to host the renowned Minnesota State High School Hockey Tournament, which will run from Wednesday to Saturday.
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Once his team was made aware of the Google employee's experience, it got to work using advanced data algorithms and looking for subtle connections between merchant accounts, Mitra said.
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Two people got to work slitting open milkweed pods to fry and scooping out the feathery white buds to garnish a salad; outside, Mr. Jimerson turned corn over flames.
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The 16 subjects were chosen through a poll by 30,000 voters, and once selected, Udofia got to work with acrylic and spray paint to bring the figures to life.
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When snow began melting on Isua island off the southwestern tip of Greenland, revealing a freshly exposed outcrop of rocks, geologist Allen Nutman and his colleagues got to work.
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He returned to his office, where he delivered a disk containing photographs from the scene, then got to work editing a firsthand video he had taken amid the chaos.
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It is one of the great honors of my life that I got to work with the activists who battled governments and drug companies to make this all happen.
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As the first whale was pulled ashore and the team got to work, steam rose from the station and a smell something like cat food filled the cool air.
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I tried to focus on the meditation, but I mainly felt stressed about the time and how late it was going to be when I finally got to work.
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TMX Chief Executive Lou Eccleston told Reuters on Monday TMX got to work immediately and needed to first diagnose the problem and also ensure that data was not compromised.
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We've got to work through it, and we'll just take a deep breath and take it one day at a time ... I don't get too excited about these things.
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Chamblee, who said she was so impressed when she saw McNamara's boxes of files organized by district, school and player, immediately got to work, recruiting local sportswriters to help.
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It was then that Christina pitched the idea of a mastermind group for the three of us — our chemistry as a group was undeniable — and we got to work.
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Players like Robert Covington and Sergio Rodriguez -- along with 200 staffers -- donned their finest hairnets at the Boys & Girls Club in Frankford and got to work prepping the meals.
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There comes a point in late summer when, despite the still-scorching-heat, warm-weather shopping comes to a halt and you've just got to work with what you've got.
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Joe Staten I got to work again with Elan Lee and the crew at Fourth Wall Entertainment—these are the guys that did I Love Bees (Halo 2343's ARG).
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Girls have got a little bit better, and boys, we've really got to work hard on being able to talk to friends, family, and trusted people about how we feel.
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When Hall met Kelvin Gastelum in the live finale he was the heavy favorite but Gastelum didn't much care for that and immediately got to work pressuring the counter fighter.
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"It's true, undoubtedly true, that not everyone has been advantaged from that ‒ in either country ‒ and we've got to work on that," Cook said in an interview with Bloomberg Television.
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We have got to work in strong coalition with the major powers of the world and with those Muslim countries that are prepared to stand up and take on terrorism.
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When a conservative podcaster/professional troll set up a table encouraging people to change his mind about "male privilege," the internet got to work and turned him into a meme.
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We don't know what the future is but it's more complex than saying that the same group of people who are there now are all we've got to work with.
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Bill Henwood, a funeral director at York Funeral Home, whose business is located inside the cordoned off area on Brookside Drive, said the lockdown occurred before anybody got to work.
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I've built a lot of great relationships with people I really respect that I never got to work with and I basically had to compete with to win series A's.
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When you are in a digital to physical environment, which is what we deal with, whether it is a home, a building, a factory, a refinery – stuff's got to work.
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"You've got to work out what's our trade zone versus what's the delivery company's trade zone and how those dovetail together," KFC Australia's managing director Nikki Lawson told the publication.
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After grabbing the first picture we saw—an old Mr. Men book I had as a kid—we shakily drew the cover picture on my leg and got to work.
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Hoses and buckets Firefighters were already there, but they were understandably tied up trying to save structures, so San Juan and his friend grabbed garden hoses and got to work.
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"I worked with an amazing design and build firm and got to work on awesome projects for companies like Macy's, Chanel, and some interiors in the West Village," she says.
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"Zendaya also got to work with Tatum for one day on the film "Smallfoot" and said that it was "wonderful to have Channing there and bouncing off each other's energies.
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The team rolled up their sleeves and got to work, cataloging all the items in the grocery store that they were offering delivery service from, which was no easy feat.
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"I've turned down all the offers I got to work in America or elsewhere, because I was born in this restaurant and I want to die here, in my kitchen."
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I've got to work it out and make it cute, but I'm definitely going to do that because it's something that I've wanted to do since I was, like, 11.
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Mr. Icahn quickly got to work behind the scenes, pressing the issue with Scott Pruitt, who would become administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, as well as with Mr. Trump.
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Though Mr. Frelinghuysen had shown signs that he might not run, his decision still caught party leaders by surprise and they quickly got to work trying to identify potential replacements.
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Outside of music, though, Rose knows what it means to make a difference in the world: In 2017, after Hurricane Maria hit her beloved Puerto Rico, Rose got to work.
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While the world searched for answers on April 13, 2017, Micah Price of South Africa got to work creating r/ww3memes on Reddit to capture the fear people were experiencing.
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It is with that in mind that my colleagues and I on the House Veterans Affairs' Committee got to work on an ambitious, bipartisan agenda to help our nation's veterans.
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Using plans and models from Go Baby Go, they got to work, modifying a Power Wheels toy car to fit little Cillian and give him more freedom in his movements.
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LB: So we got to work out ... I think we need to do a better job of, I don't know, entertaining or explaining or whatever when we're with the farmers.
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My colleague in the video department, Yara Bishara, and I got to work planning an interactive piece on the diverging fates of the people held at these offshore detention sites.
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As an investigator, you've got to work fact by fact, communication by communication, observation by observation and fight it out that way, which is obviously a long and tedious process.
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Pelosi got to work, organizing a meeting between freshman Democrats and Richard Trumka, the labor leader whose support is key to securing a new trade deal, early the next week.
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But nothing's changed in terms of: you've got to work quick; you've got to throw strikes; you've got to change speeds; you've got to beat the hitter to his spot.
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"I got to work with Oprah on our movie A Wrinkle in Time where we spent four hours in the makeup chair almost every day," Witherspoon, 41, said in her speech.
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After Ethika sales soared from Game's big revealing Instagram posts ... the underwear line and rapper got to work on a new line of briefs, specifically for a deal with the rapper.
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Luckily for Lamkin, the whole thing was caught on his security cameras, so instead of mourning the loss of his Griswold-worthy decor, he got to work making a new display.
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"We're saying to the banks is...we really need a different way of calculating those covenants and that's really what we've got to work through between now and...March," he said.
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I had recently gotten engaged, and instead of making doctors' appointments, I got to work finding the best florist and made sure we had an ice cream sundae bar for dessert.
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I got to work trying everything on; after all, you have 10 days to return the box, and anything you keep is charged to you, so time is of the essence.
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It was still quite a small company, and I got to work with the originators of those characters and then had the opportunity, under Jim, to originate many of my own.
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"But when the president is right about something or moving in the right direction, we've got to work with him to try to get things done in this country," he added.
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His genuine talent, enthusiasm, and authenticity meant that these artists took notice of him while he was alive, but his untimely death meant that they never actually got to work together.
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Smith cleared the land behind his gas pumps, and with extra cash from his modest business he purchased lumber, plywood and urethane foam and, all by himself, got to work. Slowly.
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We walk this Earth and feel the pebbles in our shoes; we know where the potholes are on our commutes to jobs that we've got to work every day or else.
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At the end of the war, he returned to Italy and got to work with his father designing buildings to replace and improve upon what had been destroyed in the conflict.
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The stewards, who oversee races for the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission and for Churchill Downs, got to work studying replays of the race, with millions of dollars riding on their decision.
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Then she took out her chef's knife and got to work on the eggplant, expertly slicing it into fat, even cubes, a bit larger than she would for a pasta topping.
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So I got to work sifting through the messages labeled "Primary" — more than 18,000 pieces of correspondence with people and institutions that I've been more intimately acquainted with over the years.
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"Look, you've got to work some of these things out because I may lose my 60th vote in the Senate," he told the group, according to a lawmaker in the room.
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With about $1,000 of her own savings, Adina bought materials — beads, pearls, stones, strips of leather, chains — from wholesalers and got to work at the kitchen table at her parents' house.
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From there, however, the dominant flyweight king got to work with his grappling, amassing almost 17 minutes of control time and threatening with three submission attempts over the final four rounds.
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But before I got to work, I wanted to know the safest ways to use this ingredient and some juicy secrets about why, and how, it treats fine lines and aging skin.
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I think, clearly, we got to work closely with China to resolve the serious problems we have, and I worry about Putin and his military adventurism in the Crimea and the Ukraine.
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"We have got to work in strong coalition with the major powers of the world and with those Muslim countries that are prepared to stand up to take on terrorism," Sanders said.
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Dolgov's take on how engineers viewed the potential of the project 10 years ago … I also use our cars every day to get around, this is how I got to work today.
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Freeport got to work and made one hell of a masterpiece, with Ken looking fantastic in an elaborate dress, sash, tiara, and earrings atop a buttermilk cake with an apricot buttercream filling.
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As they did at each home, Upasarna and the nurses quickly got to work: they checked for bedsores, filled prescriptions, delivered kits of lentils and rice, and often just listened to stories.
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I had been feeling a lot of anxiety that morning, but by the time I got to work I felt relaxed and it was almost like I was experiencing a body-high.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - As soon as supermarket manager Cho Min-hyuk got to work the day after Tokyo imposed curbs on exports to South Korea, he pulled all Japanese products off the shelves.
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Kittleman said it was the worst devastation in Howard County in 50 years, but the town rallied around the slogan "Ellicott City Strong" and got to work putting their community back together.
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"As soon as you share the baby with the parent, you can show them the good things first, and then go to the things that they've got to work on," he said.
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In the calm days following the storm, I woke up each morning, rolled across my sheets, reached for my laptop, logged into various tools — Google Chat, Basecamp, Trello — and got to work.
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On Sunday the 49ers had a 20-10 in the fourth quarter, but Mahomes, shaking off two earlier interceptions, got to work, orchestrating three straight touchdown drives in just over five minutes.
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The two of them soon got to work on a "Report on an Exploration," which brilliantly made much, rather than little, of Frémont's erratic and amateur leadership, complete with vomiting and headaches.
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When the task of investigating the August 24 shipwreck fell to Milazzo, he knew the odds of identifying every missing person and every anonymous body were against him, but he got to work.
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The Pirates got to work early against Brewers right-hander Matt Garza, who allowed five runs on eight hits and a pair of walks with three strikeouts over his four innings of work.
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It wasn't until I got to work the next day and told my coworkers about my appointment that I realized there was a whole lot more I should have known before going in.
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I got to write the song with my best friend [husband and writing partner, Michael "Lindgren" Schulz], and I got to work on it with people who were so easy to work with.
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So, I cracked my knuckles and got to work: Over several months, I asked, polled, and badgered tastemakers from around the world to share their favorite places to eat — from Manhattan to Manila.
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After a Saturday night drinking with friends, they got to work the next day, each independently writing code to test a theoretical attack on the suspected vulnerability, sharing their progress via instant message.
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"We got to work with the elements they already had and tie in what we wanted: The high-low, the volume, and the tight bodice, which was actually a body suit," says Reilly.
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Apple first announced it was suing Qualcomm back in January 2017 over allegedly unfair patent fees for smartphone modems, after which the two companies got to work taking pot shots at one another.
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After the initial excitement about the release of a new poster for Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life wore off, the show's notoriously devoted fan base got to work dissecting its meaning.
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After getting over the fact that it wasn't free of sulfates (which have the potential to strip my color-treated hair), I pumped a good amount into my palm and got to work.
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"When I got to work as secretary of state, I opted for convenience to use my personal email account, which was allowed," Clinton, 6503, said during a televised news conference in March 2015.
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According to Green, all of the developers who had gathered in the Giveth office for the meeting got to work writing a script to sweep all the remaining funds from the vulnerable wallets.
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It's interesting -- Cube urges the public they've got to work hard no matter who gets elected prez -- but he says the best solution for everybody is to just get Obama back in office.
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And that's exactly what rapper and Broadway performer Todrick Hall did when he got to work with Queen Bey while choreographing the music video for her song "Blow" off her 2014 Beyoncé album.
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A late-night Waffle House run turned into a chance to do some good for a group of customers who got to work upon realizing that the restaurant's lone employee needed the help.
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Astronomers around the world then got to work, training other telescopes on the part of the sky the gamma-ray burst had come from and poring through data that had already been collected.
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I've used other travel mugs that say they'll stay sealed, and trusting these promises I've put them in my bag just to find coffee stains on my notebook once I got to work.
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"Once we arrived at Hardy Reef we completed a number of laps of the area at different altitudes and I got to work, capturing a number of vertical and horizontal panoramas," Gray said.
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After the high court struck down a Texas law restricting abortions, state health officials quickly got to work proposing the new rules, which they claim will help stop the spread of communicable disease.
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Donncha and his brother Dylan helped Evan back into the car, and Donncha got to work giving Evan his trim while Dylan held his hands to make him feel comfortable and at ease.
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We probably deserved more than one but that's been the thing we've got to work the most at is when we're on top of teams, get an extra goal and put them away.
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In a Medium post, Anglade discusses how he initially got to work retraining the Inception architecture with transfer learning on a few thousand images of hotdogs using an eGPU attached to his laptop.
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I already knew it was not what I wanted, but it was a good opportunity, because if there was anything I liked, it was taking pictures, and I got to work doing that.
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Republicans led by then House Speaker Thom Tillis and Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger immediately got to work in cementing these majorities, exacting a hundred-plus years of frustration with Democratic rule.
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O'ROURKE: This economy has got to work for everyone and right now we know that it isn't and it's going to take all of us coming together to make sure that it does.
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CreditCreditHilary Swift for The New York Times LEH, India — More than 2100,225 feet above sea level, a group of 228 women spread out and got to work around an open-air ice rink.
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Then I got to work with [Colin Trevorrow, one of the movie's screenwriters] on that Super Bowl commercial for Jeep where I played Ian Malcolm and I was being chased by a dinosaur.
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But generally they head for the exits, because you've got to work with this guy, and he represents a constituency group, for better or for worse, within the party that can be unforgiving.
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The morning after the Chinese scientists published their data earlier this month, Dr. Graham's team got to work checking the sequence and comparing it with what they already had for SARS and MERS.
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We'll be watching, ready to hold Hollywood accountable on February 9 — but if this is what we're in for over the next few weeks, well, I've got to work on my Hanks face.
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The night he received the boot, Bloomberg said, he drank a bottle of champagne with his wife at the time, and he got to work on building the Bloomberg terminal the next day.
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"He's got to be more disciplined and he's got to work as part of a team, and then I think he generally could work out to be a remarkably good president," Gingrich said.
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Harvey's havoc shook the city to its core, but like the rushing waters that came before, that fear and helplessness receded in the hearts and minds of Houstonians — and they got to work.
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"I think the president understands that he's got to work the congressional majority," he told reporters, referring to Republicans, adding that "we have not begun negotiations," although he expected a compromise to be reached.
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"This economy has got to work for everyone and right now we know that it isn't, and it's going to take all of us coming together to make sure that it does," he said.
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He got to work baking cupcakes for "birthday parties, confirmations, graduations, reunions, funerals, weddings," he told the news outlet, adding that he even made 750 cupcakes in one weekend for the high school prom.
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"Initially I thought, well, we've got to work for the least-worst option here," says Iain Roxburgh, who among other things worries about the Portuguese carer of his 103-year-old mother-in-law.
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Working parents are often trapped in what feels like a catch-22: To afford to be a parent, you've got to work, but most work requires you to act like you're not a parent.
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What we've got to work at now is selling some of the best produce which is Welsh lamb within Great Britain and try to get our supermarkets more involved in supplying British and Welsh.
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And I got to work, and she turned around the corner, and my face sort of froze in a half panic, half smile situation... it was a chia head sort of vibe to it.
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And then I participate, and you know I've been quite focused on how, for a country, we have got to work on our skills and prepare not only this current generation, anyone for work.
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The satire boils down to "It's time those Beltway politicians stopped squabbling and got to work for us," a take with all the heat of a public-service spot from a centrist think tank.
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The students came up with the idea over the summer, and then got to work creating the posters and going door-to-door to ask managers of bars and restaurants to join the initiative.
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The study used the New Zealand Census-Mortality Study, a dataset that links people&aposs self-reports of how they got to work as well as the country&aposs records of cause of death.
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And maybe in some weird, roundabout way, maybe some of the feelings I had going into this were actually some of her unprocessed feelings that I got to work through while making this film.
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It went massively viral, and people immediately got to work photoshopping it into a centaur, Miley Cyrus's "Wrecking Ball" (which had just come out), the turkey in a Norman Rockwell painting, you name it.
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So, I rolled up my sleeves and got to work, performing any task that was needed and relying on a small team of employees who assisted me in getting the company off the ground.
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In round one Edgar got to work scouting—a couple of feints and it became apparent that Faber wanted to check hook almost every time it seemed like Edgar was going to step in.
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According to her Snapchat, she gave Kendall a mini-trim yesterday, and, apparently, didn't get to clean up the snipped hair before the model's famous pal got to work on an art project with it.
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But as soon as Zelensky got to work on his reforms, he was pulled into an off-the-books push by President Donald Trump and his allies to start an investigation into Trump's political opponents.
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After checking in on damaged homes and offices, government employees and contractors within the quake zone also got to work, readying themselves to do a job that wouldn't be easy during this time of year.
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"The way we're approaching it at the DSCC is every race is in the mix and we've got to work our butts off and make sure the candidates are working their butts off," he said.
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She knew the basics of the script, having been part of a reading of the musical in 2016 during its development, and immediately got to work by memorizing her lines even before her contract began.
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They're continuing to innovate and they're investing a lot in R&D...the biosimilar (an almost identical biologic copy of an original drug) is a threat to them and they've just got to work harder.
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They applied for a liquor license and got to work fixing up the bar, hiring Buddy Papaleo—a legally blind contractor covered in tattoos, who had known Sasha and Lee for years—to overhaul it.
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The three cops, who are all members of the Albany Police Department, were recognized by the department after they got to work on Monday, shoveling the property of an elderly woman unable to do herself.
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When Sarah Foster's daughter Valentina told her mom she was "ready for a big girl room," the two of them got to work dreaming up the perfect space the 9-year-old could grow into.
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On Tuesday, the 45-year-old Love, Simon actress got to work packing up boxes of Thin Mints, Tagalongs, Samoas and more to ship out to fans — documenting the process, once again, on her Instagram Story.
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Then the art department got to work creating sets — the aforementioned virtual Serengeti — which could be "filmed" by moving a real camera around the space (hence the need for real-world camera equipment like dolly tracks).
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AS PROTESTERS across America raged against Donald Trump's executive order suspending refugee resettlement, barring Syrian refugees indefinitely and restricting travel for people from seven predominantly Muslim countries, state attorneys-general and city attorneys got to work.
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We grabbed boxes or bags of all eight cookies being sold in the area — and added the regional Lemonades, which we had on hand — and got to work tasting them in The Washington Post's Food Lab.
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He quickly got to work on a video, titled "The Creepy School Bus," about a sixth-grader named Chloe who winds up on an after-school ride on an abandoned bus, and meets a terrifying fate.
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After Cara Delevingne shaved her head back in April for her role in Life In A Year, she immediately got to work pointing out society's unrealistic beauty standards — and encouraging everyone else to do the same.
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IT'S JUST -- I KNOW THERE'S -- YOU GOT TO WORK WITHIN THESE CONSTRAINTS, BUT, YOU KNOW, THE REPUBLICAN IDEA OF TAX REFORM, I DON'T THINK EVERYONE KNEW THAT THESE PEOPLE WERE GOING TO HAVE HUGE TAX INCREASES.
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After it finally went live, his like-share-comment army got to work, and Von Wong started pitching it to other Facebook creators and science pages with big followings: "It's all really mechanical work," he said.
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Vogels got to work researching how Amazon needed to design its systems to meet that goal, and how he should measure its progress, with Bezos — also an engineer by training and experience — keeping a watchful eye.
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Ms. Torres went to a local National Guard station and got 22 soldiers to follow her to the school, where everyone donned gloves and masks and got to work chopping, cleaning, wiping up and discarding debris.
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" And on Tuesday, Buttigieg told reporters he and his campaign have "got to work much harder to do a better job when it comes to making sure inclusion is a reality, especially in the Trump era.
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"We also have to realize that we have not figured out cost containment and it's what's driving our debt right now, and we've got to work on that before we expand our system," said Democratic Sen.
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But experts have recognized they've got to work fast in order to deal with the current crisis facing Australia's wildlife, and to prepare for more to come in the face of worsening human-caused climate change.
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When the Kansas Supreme Court ruled that in-house counsel who are not members of the bar in the state could nonetheless do pro bono work just over a year ago, Jennifer McAdam got to work.
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When someone approaches you that works for an equal partnership … because everyone else that's working their way into venture starts at the bottom with only a piece of the action, you've got to work your way up.
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Since we were kids, fall was when we buckled down and got to work; it feels like the right time to go see some serious movies (and maybe let loose with the odd studio comedy or two).
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We're all watching, with great interest, and, you know, I think PM May, and-, and others, in the UK system, have got to work through what are incredibly complex factors, there's no simple solution here, that's clear.
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The maintenance crew reportedly got to work setting mouse traps outside of Vice President Mike Pence's office and in the West Wing's basement, according to the New York Daily News, and they apparently got the job done.
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His interest spread from the working day to the workers' day: what time segregated labourers had to leave the KwaNdebele Bantustan where they were compelled to live and how they got to work in Pretoria, the capital.
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She's an intelligent and very articulate woman, and she's put me onto some things that have happened in her life that let me know that she's got a few things that she's got to work on too.
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Turcat and chief navigation engineer Henri Perrier got to work on all the details, factoring in weather patterns and even ground temperatures in the places where Concorde could take off from, which would affect the fuel load.
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So he rolled up his sleeves and got to work in Burger King's kitchens, to find out why the fast-food chain's sales were essentially unchanged while chains like Chipotle and Panera were notching double-digit growth.
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That no matter how early I got to work, no matter how useful I made myself, no matter how reasonable and modest my khakis and my sweater were, I was and would always be the "crazy" dude.
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Eastern lent around $100m on the platform in 18 months before the spin-off, at three times the pace for the same loans (and at twice the interest rate) before Mr O'Malley and his colleagues got to work.
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At one point, I got to work as an assistant for Martin Scorsese: He wanted to know about all the films coming out, so I would make clippings and put it all in a big scrapbook for him.
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"We've got to work as hard as we can, not just to make sure that Hillary wins, but to make sure she wins big, to send a clear message about who we are as a people," Obama said.
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I got to work Wiz Khalifa, which was like a full-circle [moment] because I grew up with him; I've know Wiz Khalifa from when I was 9 years old, and we graduated from the same high school!
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"We've known for the last four races or so that they've had some things on their car that's enabled them to be quicker on the straights and yeah, we've just got to work harder, I guess," he added.
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As a Pisces, it's important to you to keep things moving and not waste your energy on dumb arguments, but all the bad feelings you've stuffed away will surface—this summer, you've got to work these issues out.
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"I hadn't even been doing anything strenuous, just sitting around watching TV. When I got to work the hairline crack had got bigger and bigger so I called Apple up to get it repaired," Cross told the BBC.
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"The first thing you've got to work out is which way round you're going to turn the drawing and where to start it so you don't run off the edge of it," Beck explains in Sky Atlantic's video.
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The Chinese decided years ago to entrust the construction of their portion of the bridge to a state-owned engineering company, which quickly got to work and, according to Chinese state television, finished the job two years ago.
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After giving her a good spritz and a shot of tequila, the pair got to work on deep conditioning Jessica "The Hottie Mctottie" Alba's hair, and let's just say the comedian should probably stick to her day job.
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After exclusion from promoters—unwilling to book Lewis because they thought it would be a solo show—the bandleader once again added "The Honeybears" back to his name, and got to work on the band's fifth LP, Backlash.
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"I was always intrigued," Mr. Nadella said about Mr. Schultz's stated mission to "build a company my father never got to work at," an allusion to the struggles his father faced as a truck driver without health coverage.
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Imagine for a moment how fucking BORING metal would be if women like Lita Ford, Wendy O. Williams, Liz Buckingham, Chiyo Nukaga, and Jo Bench had never squared their shoulders, picked up an instrument, and got to work?
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Crist said his voters told him, "'Charlie, if you win, you guys have got to work together up there to do what's right for the American people,'" he told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union" on Sunday.
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When David Woo got to work at Bank of America Merrill Lynch on the morning after the election, the most he was expecting was, perhaps, some congratulatory handshakes for predicting the market rally that followed Donald Trump's stunning victory.
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In the early '80s, a group of nurses and volunteers at San Francisco General Hospital got to work to create what would become the only special care unit for AIDS patients in the entire United States, called Ward 5B.
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And though he appeared to lose the second when he was unable to find the opening for a takedown, he eventually got to work with his grappling again in the third, when he locked up a rear-naked choke.
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When Hanna appeared for our appointment, all glowing skin, pink hair, and good vibes, she immediately got to work sage-ing the workspace and creating a crystal grid (fashioned in the shape of a sunburst), based on my answers.
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Three years ago, as I looked into the future and saw the arc of my marriage shaped like a rainbow and not like a lightning bolt, I pulled up a Word document and got to work on the novel.
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"I learned about [the contest] just this morning and got to work immediately," said freshman Applied Mathematics major Chase Westhoff, who, with the help of his sister-in-law, submitted about 20 memes over the course of the day.
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WASHINGTON — Convinced that the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, was ready to resign after the revelation that he suggested President Trump was unfit for the job, senior White House aides got to work last weekend installing a replacement.
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Physically, you always want to feel your best and I think you've just got to work as hard as you can at doing the right things to get to that point, so that's where I feel like I'm at.
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In the weeks leading up to the 20113,000-strong Women's March on Washington, D.C., three women artists in Laramie, Wyoming loaded up their art supplies and, as the Toni Morrison quote swarming social media at the time demanded, got to work.
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"When you're new on the scene, and you're not from a community of color, you've got to work much harder in order to earn that trust, because trust is largely a function of quantity time," Buttigieg told CNN on Tuesday.
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So we got to work: Using Apple's advertised accessories (for our tests, a 29-watt power adapter), we fast charged up a new iPhone 8 Plus and year-old iPhone 83 Plus that's only been charged up every few weeks.
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"I think that the idea there is something that could work in between is something that Musk is really kind of front and center with, saying, "Look, you got to work with the guy," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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So I did what any sane man would do, I put my Joy-Con in a Trojan Magnum condom of the many that I just happened to have in my nightstand, lubed it and my ass up, and got to work.
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After flying home from London, the Dawson's Creek alum got to work in the kitchen on Sunday, whipping up what he calls his "famous pancake recipe" on his Instagram story — and even got a little help from his adorable kids.
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Natali got to work on a larger canvas in 2009 with Splice, a flawed but ambitious "dangers of science" movie starring Adrien Brody and Sarah Polley as researchers who unwisely create a sentient animal-human hybrid, which naturally rebels against them.
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When Brianna Hildebrand signed on to play the gothic mutant Negasonic Teenage Warhead in Deadpool, she wasn't just excited because it meant joining the X-Men franchise – it meant she got to work with her teenage celebrity crush: Ryan Reynolds.
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Undaunted, the conservator got to work—cleaning the porcelain shards, mapping which pieces belonged to each vase, gluing them back, filling in areas of loss, and retouching the paint wherever necessary (for a detailed slide show of the reassembly, click here).
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Led by new social secretary Rickie Niceta Lloyd, staff got to work, deadline looming, with warm welcome for the free assistance from those donating their time, readying the People's House for an onslaught of the 20,000 anticipated visitors on Monday.
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"I got to work with Garry for over a year on this musical adaptation and experienced firsthand his sense of humor, his joy, his uplifting attitude in life, and mostly his love for these characters," Mitchell previously said in a statement.
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Shortly after winning the bid for Telmex, as the national phone company is called, Mr. Slim got to work improving service with his original partners, Southwestern Bell and France Télécom, both of which later sold their stakes in the partnership.
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Meantime, what we've got to work with here is a really quick video of the updated robot doing a familiar bit of dressage across a newly mowed lawn, quickly staring down the camera and then sauntering off behind a wall.
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One year I had a serious leg injury after a mountain-biking accident, and I got to work from home for a period of six months or so because I basically had to sit on the couch with my laptop.
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He got to work creating a new approach that would become known as Beyond the Scale: He used all available mind-body research to try to figure out a way for members to appreciate benefits of the program besides weight loss.
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He honed many skills during his time in the campaign and in the administration, and with these in mind, Wallach soon got to work, using his experiences to raise funds for ALS research that will hopefully lead to a cure.
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Our in-house art expert, the staff editor M.H. Miller, suggested a few artists, including Henry Taylor, who was everyone's first choice, and our photo director, Nadia Vellam, and creative director, Patrick Li, immediately got to work securing his participation.
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One case I got to work a little bit with Paul Allen, buying out some assets of a spinout of RCA when it was bought by GE. You're the second guy to reference Paul Allen in the last few weeks here.
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You look at his life, he went through so much in the army, and he finally I think when he was 50 got to work on science and math as a full-time job and got out of the soldiering.
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She decided to try engaging with climate action on a personal level, focusing on changing things within her control, such as how she got to work and what she ate, and found a new sense of hope and energy along the way.
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"When they called 'Cut' on the last set up and they were going to check it and move on, suddenly I was like 'Oh my god I got to work with Meryl Streep' and it all sort of hit me then," she recalled.
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And everyone is different — what you're given is different, the raw materials you've got to work with (are) different and so you have to find that secret set of ingredients that constitute who you are and then find what that translates to.
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Not only did the cult hero show up to the launch of the new bar and resturant, owned by his son Homer Murray and partners — Bill got to work serving up shots, singing jovially and just generally being the legend that he is.
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So, since I know Jim Mangia and got to work with him on the Imperial Court—he started St John's [Well Child and Family Center] in Los Angeles—we did fundraising for the food drive to feed all the people up there.
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"I made and created a show that my family was all on board with, and we were so excited because we got to work together," she explained, adding that the criticism could have something to do with the fact that she's a woman.
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"We have got to work on this, the secretary of state has the lead, but my forces are integrated among these forces and they are working too, to make certain we keep any potential for conflict off the table," Mattis told reporters.
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Paradoxically, the rich, weird cohesion of Little Dark Age was borne out of division: while VanWyngarden got to work on finishing construction on his house in Queens beach area the Rockaways, Goldwasser moved to LA in search of a change of scenery.
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"We've got to work with the White House, because they've got the power of signing and not signing," he said Besides extending existing funding for the government, the CR also provides funding for U.S. census efforts and a 85033 percent military pay raise.
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States got to work in doing just that, joining other states that already had regulations requiring that abortion clinics be held to the same reasonable medical standards of other outpatient surgery centers to ensure that women seeking abortion had minimum medical protection.
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You still have to coach the athlete, you still have to coach the player rather than the numbers, so don't get overly reliant on numbers and forget that there's a person in there and you've got to work at what makes them tick.
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We fall back into a usual solution, and instead of trying something different when it doesn't work, the pull is to stick with the usual, but go at it more often, louder, or faster, assuming that it's got to work at some point.
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During one late-season game the Mets were actually winning 203-0, with the reliever Robert Gsellman on the mound, no one out in the top of the ninth, and the Nats' shortstop, Trea Turner, at the plate, Ron got to work.
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My experience with this movie has felt rare from the start because of the environment that Noah created in the script and on set, the actors and crew I got to work with, and the support that Netflix gave us along the way.
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"I worked for Mr. English for many years, holding pretty much every position from that first internship all the way up to deputy chief of staff, and got to work on a lot of the Ways and Means policy issues," he said.
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" The winning alum of Dancing with the Stars also said he recently paid a visit to the DWTS set and had some advice for some of the contestants — especially Lamar Odom, who's "got to work a little harder to learn the dance.
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As fire alarms blared and smoke billowed from the 16th floor of Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center where a gunman had set himself ablaze after shooting seven people on Friday, hospital workers rushed the injured to the emergency room and got to work.
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I got to work on a story that let me travel up and down the East Coast and to Kansas City to document queer and trans folx talking about the importance of safe spaces, and how those spaces were still hard to access.
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Once in Montgomery, they quickly got to work in the courtroom where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the dynamic organizer who emerged that year as pivotal civil rights leader, was being tried with several other activists for conspiracy to interfere with lawful business.
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The 33-year-old machinist and cabinetmaker said that he tends to do creative things in his free time—typically under the name Laprise Simon Designs—and when he got his hands on a giant pile in front of his place, he got to work.
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For the rest of the year, they got to work on their appeal, but by the beginning of 2018, they say Pepperdine was threatening to sue for damages and court costs, and it became an instance of If you drop yours, I'll drop mine.
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Brantley has so many ideas that, in order to get them out of his mind and onto a canvas (whether it's paper, the side of a building or something else entirely), he's got to work simultaneously on five or six pieces at a time.
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After bringing aboard as CTO Cesar Devers, a Princeton grad who'd studied economics and worked on several startups after graduating, the three got to work, applying and gaining acceptance shortly afterward to MetaProp NYC, a local accelerator program that focuses exclusively on real estate.
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Wearing a hard hat and a safety vest, William, 36, grabbed a paint roller and got to work at a youth boxing club – and underlined why he and other members of the royal family have been helping to support the community where they can.
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Delmarva's (45-31, 3-4) offense got to work immediately in the bottom of the first of Game 1 when Natanael Delgado's single, coupled with an error by Isael Soto, brought home Cedric Mullins and Ryan Mountcastle to give the 'Birds a 2-0 advantage.
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"I had always loved the idea of giving someone a gift where they didn't know its true value until years later," Terry told PEOPLE in a statement of his covert necklace, which he got to work on as soon as he found the ring.
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Pence prayed at a church badly damaged by the storm, rolled up his sleeves as he met with victims whose homes were damaged, and even got to work dragging tree branches out of a front lawn, perhaps foreshadowing imagery from the President's forthcoming trip.
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He built up a load of soapy lather and got to work, roughly polishing the sides of his nose and his cheeks in a circular motion and radiating outward to his ears, using his index fingers and thumbs to scrape the nooks and whorls.
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Elected to office after his predecessor was indicted in a federal investigation into widespread corruption in the parish, he immediately got to work by adopting a predatory practice of traffic stops and searches that resulted in the town being slapped with numerous civil rights lawsuits.
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She hired ad agency Droga5 — previously, Grey had handled CoverGirl's advertising for years — and got to work on finding out what people thought of makeup in a world where upstart brands such as , which started as a blog, are attracting the attention of younger consumers.
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"You know, I've been quite focused on how, for a country, we have got to work on our skills and prepare not only this current generation, anyone, for work because all work's going to include technology," Rometty told "Mad Money " host Jim Cramer on Tuesday.
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There was a long desk in the middle of the light-filled room, where the team plugged in their earbuds and got to work, and a comfy sectional in the corner, where the team would occasionally stop working long enough to watch The Bachelorette.
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In a phone interview with me, Cercone described how company got to work early convincing playwrights to release special livestreaming rights of productions of their plays that had been in rehearsals and were ready for an audience, including those at elementary and high schools.
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But the Tea Party protesters then got to work on a ferociously focused agenda: identifying and supporting primary candidates to challenge Republicans who did not agree with their demands, keeping close tabs on legislation and pressuring politicians who deviated from a Tea Party platform.
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"I got to work with Garry for over a year on this musical adaptation and experienced firsthand his sense of humor, his joy, his uplifting attitude in life, and mostly his love for these characters," director and choreographer Jerry Mitchell told PEOPLE in a statement last September.
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And so his team got to work, taking a mold of all my teeth, which would be used to create the veneer, and then snapping what felt like hundreds of pictures to make sure they could create a veneer that matched the color of my tooth exactly.
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Still, they were too expensive at $23 a pair, and got to work inventing a tool that could help people self-diagnose their own vision so that the men on the ground could snap the right lenses into any frames that the people they were serving wanted.
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Well, my issues started earlier in the weekend, but they were old problems that we’ve faced before â€" you really got to work on your overcrowded tents and reception â€" and I was going to let them slide because that's just who you are.
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"Republicans knew when they won the trifecta that it wasn't the sort of thing that lasts forever in Iowa, so they buckled down and got to work," said David Yepsen, a former Des Moines Register political columnist who now hosts the public affairs program Iowa Press.
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While waiting for the President to arrive, Olamilekan got to work and created a portrait of Macron, which was presented to him by the event's host, Nigerian singer, Banky W. A visibly moved Macron touched heads with Olamilekan and later took to Twitter to appreciate his work.
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As the top editor overseeing local news saw how his staff got to work on it that night, he started wondering whether he was using his reporters to cover the right stories, not just in the case of the fire, but with all sorts of routine news.
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Residents and foreigners in the city rolled up their sleeves in a show of stubborn resilience, and got to work salvaging books, parchments and scrolls from the basement of the Uffizi Gallery, and later from the National Library, both based along the Arno at its narrowest.
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A photojournalist, Joshua McKerrow, got to work snapping photographs of the response by law enforcement outside their newsroom in Annapolis, Md. "I can tell you this: We are putting out a damn paper," Chase Cook, a reporter at the newspaper, said on Twitter on Thursday afternoon.
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While Anderson and Schneiderman slowly shivered their way across the Atlantic (their ship having been stripped of its heating elements during the war), Bouvier and her subcommittee of several dozen European feminists, union activists and social democrats got to work in Paris outlining women's central demands.
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When Revlon brand ambassador Ashley Graham marched into the company offices in New York City, dumped out her makeup bag, and got to work on a three-piece lip kit inspired by the bodacious reds she loves most, you had to know it was going to be popular.
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Because at the end of the day, we all stand for each other in some broad prospects, 'cause the FDIC in a liquidation and it's got to work, it's got to keep with these large banks, we got to be able to liquidate them and keep the markets calm.
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I immediately loved the problem-solving nature of the field, and the really cool people I got to work with, and eventually ended up taking more classes and majoring in it (still got my minors in film and psych though!) Did you have to take out student loans?
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"We've got to work as hard as we can, not just to make sure that Hillary wins, but to make sure she wins big, to send a clear message about who we are as a people, to send a clear message about what America stands for," Mr. Obama said.
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So, when Matt and his brother Noah caught wind of the first coronavirus-related fatality in the US, they got to work, hitting every store in the vicinity of their Chattanooga, Tennessee, home, leaving in their wake barren shelves that used to hold products vital to those in need.
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Fascinated by Cuba in all its ramshackle, post-colonial-meets-revolutionary, funky beauty, and by its people's indomitable spirit despite their hardscrabble existence, Giovan got to work shooting in color in the "straight photography" documentary manner (an approach that strives for veracity, without later manipulation of captured images).
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It was a great gig because I got to work with outstanding constructors and to learn about the challenges of managing a puzzle suite (avoiding overlap between puzzles is much harder than one might think, and my respect for tournament organizers grew substantially after having to do it).
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And sometimes, even a master sushi chef can't resist playing with his food... After executing some amazing knife skills on the branzino, Tyson got to work on the peaches, using an "Uchi cut" to make pieces that aren't uniform, but incorporate all the best parts of the fruit's flesh.
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She got to work cleansing my skin, getting rid of all my clogged pores ("These extractions are easy — I'm having a lot of fun," she noted) and applied a few products from a line called Julisis, a biodynamic line that is influenced by the 16th-century alchemist Paracelsus.
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I hooked the baby up to oxygen and got to work... As I took her temperature, started an IV, checked her blood sugar, tested for malaria, and looked at her HB count, they began to tell me her story.... A story that I feel I have heard many times before.
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I put on my most galactic outfit, painted on a thin layer of the tightening licorice and marshmallow leaf formula (which is the same as the brand's GravityMud Firming Treatment, only with glitter particles suspended in gel to keep them from scratching your skin), and got to work KiraKira-ing.
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And in addition to that, I'll tell you, one of the biggest things I think has to be done — and I would do it as president — the Pentagon has got to work with the returning soldier, sailor, along with the family, and we — they're the most valuable employees in the country.
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After making friends with a few retailers like Sephora, Thaggard and her team of nine chemists got to work yet again, creating products like a CC cream, a lip balm, a lip and cheek tint, a mousse, a lip gloss, a setting powder, and a self-tanner all packed with SPF.
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Undaunted by her lack of design experience — and with the encouragement of her boyfriend Andy Spade, an advertising creative director she had met at Arizona State University — the then-1303-year-old Brosnahan got to work with paper and Scotch tape, conceptualizing what in her mind would be the perfect handbag.
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Patty heard that there was some competition coming for his SVW title and he immediately got to work starting his season training the only way we here at the Watch know how to respect: running across the ocean floor in loud summer trunks and a headband, carrying a huge rock.
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"The least we can be doing today, on Thanksgiving, is all coming together to show the people what they deserve: love and support, one plate of food at a time," Andrés said in a video on Twitter early Thursday as he and an army of helpers got to work on the holiday meals.
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So I got to work on a really comprehensive onboarding program for the budtending community that ended up also appealing to the consumer market and other industry professionals, because it focused on the fundamentals of cannabis science as well as product knowledge and consumption information (tips on microdosing and keeping a consumption journal).
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So ultimately, it was a creatively frustrating experience, because I'm used to calling the shots more… But on the other hand, I think we made something amazing and unlike anything else out there, and I got to work with the most incredible cast and crew and staff, so it was a great learning experience.
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"You know, I've been quite focused on how, for a country, we have got to work on our skills and prepare not only this current generation, anyone, for work because all work's going to include technology," Rometty told Cramer on Tuesday in a wide-ranging interview about Washington, Warren Buffett, artificial intelligence and her business.
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There were a flux of Parisian artists in and out of production base camp offering their creative services to the production and I got to work with my long time friends Terence, Marie-France, Nia and Shawn Peters—my absolute favorite DP. Mike sits in bed talking about why there's no place for him in the States.
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In honor of a restock of the sold-out products — which didn't last for very long, considering she interrupted the filming a few minutes into the tutorial to announce that one of the kits was already out of stock — the star broadcasted her makeup-free face and got to work on the paint-by-numbers of highlighting and contouring like a Kardashian.
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I had this really interesting but in some ways very narrowly scoped role, and what I realized only afterwards is that I got to work with all of the initial teams that built all of those Google properties, and so many amazing people that I'm lucky to know and be friends with and get to work with today were there during that era.
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Two years ago, all of Kelly Marie Tran's dreams came true: She got the career break of a lifetime and landed the new lead role of Rose Tico in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, she moved to London and got to work with some of her personal heroes (Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy and actor Laura Dern, for starters), and she finally paid off her student loans.
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"We recognized that plastic glitter was going to be an issue back in 2010, back before anyone was talking about this," says Stephen Cotton, commercial director of Ronald Britton, one of the largest pigment and glitter manufacturers in the U.K. The company's team of chemists got to work formulating a glitter made from plants, and in 2014, it released the first rendition of Bioglitter, a less-environmentally hazardous sparkle.
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I went to University of Texas at Austin in part because I had a good number of scholarships there, and financially, that was really important for me to be able to do college, and I gave them all up because I realized that it wasn't the right thing for me, and so I got to work doing what I'd pretty much done my whole life, which was, I went and got a job.
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