That's $50 billion more than it's gotten in recent years.
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Ryan Lochte told GQ he'd gotten in on the trend.
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The first real sleep I'd gotten in over a week.
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This is the only "yes" I've gotten in the year.
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Stuff that shouldn't have gotten in, looking back, always ran.
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Life has gotten in the way of your financial plans.
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Other times, burst water pipes have gotten in the way.
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You mean I could have gotten in here without paying?
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And the President has gotten in on the action, too.
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He has gotten in 81 percent of his first serves.
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Obviously Biden has gotten in now with a sizable lead.
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It's like you've gotten in the way of that thing.
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Our politics have gotten in the way of our safety.
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This is the most sleep I've gotten in a long time!
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And now competitor Holidu has gotten in on the fundraising action.
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Even the US surgeon general has gotten in on this idea.
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Let's take a look at which investors have already gotten in.
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Even if he was sick, he would have gotten in touch.
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Even Cinnabon itself has gotten in on the meme-sharing fun.
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But what they've gotten in return has been priceless, he said.
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This is the first fight she has ever gotten in to.
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And then in 20043, our second short film had gotten in.
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This isn't the first time Baldwin has gotten in legal trouble.
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With the Apple Watch, it may have gotten in too early.
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Even the sporting world has gotten in on the viral trend.
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Even Donald Trump's personal lawyer has gotten in on the act.
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So the pop documentary had gotten in the zeitgeist or whatever.
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It looks like nothing's been gotten in the end from it.
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It's the only poem I've ever gotten in a real fight about.
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Has family gotten in the way of your career, or helped it?
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"I haven't gotten in a fight in, like, 10 years," he said.
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"I haven't gotten in a fight in, like, 10 years," says Johnson.
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How has Disney Channel not gotten in on the kiddie reality TV?
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And we have already gotten in touch with them to reverse it.
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Hellerstedt is the biggest break pro-choice advocates have gotten in decades.
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"You bitch, you shouldn't have gotten in there," one of them said.
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In addition to Africa, Haiti has gotten in on the action, too.
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Many who have gotten in touch are strangers, others are close friends.
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I had so trustingly lined up and gotten in a random cab.
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No one had ever spent that much or gotten in so late.
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He was proud to say he'd never once gotten in an accident.
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The good news -- it hasn't gotten in the way of their success.
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Maybe I would've gotten in — my grades were good, though not 4.0.
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And sometimes that's gotten in the way, and it's hurt many people.
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I know I could have gotten in there if I wanted to.
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Political action committees have also gotten in on calling out members of Congress.
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Inserillo had never gotten in trouble before, much less for such minor infractions.
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Aurora should have gotten in the hibernation pod and taken her life back.
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This isn't the first time Track has gotten in trouble with the law.
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They still love each other, but their schedules have gotten in the way.
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Facts have rarely gotten in the way of dubious suggestions about Clinton's health.
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The international betting market already has gotten in on the Batman casting action.
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As for what he's gotten in return ... T.I. delivers a seriously good answer.
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Still haven't gotten in on the smart speaker or security camera action, huh?
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And perhaps he'd still be there had Obamacare not gotten in the way.
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I could've gotten in trouble, and it would have completely changed my reputation.
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The deal is that even the Russians have gotten in on the game.
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More celebrated strikers than Dariush have gotten in with Barboza and been bamboozled.
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It's hard to tell exactly how bad the economy has gotten in China.
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Travel disruptions have also gotten in the way of their visits to Brazil.
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Nothing has ever gotten in the way of Rob Mendez and his dreams.
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"New York has gotten in that time so prohibitively more expensive," she said.
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Be happy for Peru: They've deserved much better than they've gotten in Russia.
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She yells at children and laments that she's gotten in over her head.
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Art festivals have gotten in on the game by offering an insider's edge.
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And yes, the Ravens have steamrolled virtually everyone who's gotten in their way.
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He's gotten in a "little trouble" but not as much as Mr. Simmons.
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I'm truly humbled and overwhelmed by the support I've gotten in the past day.
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He'd gotten in a fight with the second, Armando Serrano, a few months earlier.
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Yet, I wouldn't have gotten in if it wasn't for that...so it's complicated.
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ADIDAS HAS ALREADY GOTTEN IN TROUBLE, AS YOU NOTED, FOR A VERY SIMILAR ISSUE.
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Even celebrities have gotten in on this one, including Michelle Obama, Ellen, and Adele.
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Avenatti has gotten in many public Twitter battles with the president and other conservatives.
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The wine my father had gotten in his plastic tumbler was incredible as well.
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His principles as a transparency activist seem not to have gotten in the way.
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I used vases that people gave me or that I'd gotten in St.-Tropez.
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Here's a (growing) list of politicians and celebrities who've gotten in trouble over blackface.
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He's put really good swings on balls lately because he's gotten in hitters' counts.
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One officer had gotten in trouble for pulling a gun on his ex-girlfriend's partner.
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How many times have I gotten in trouble by parents for doing this exact pose?
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Even the poster child for American deindustrialization, Youngstown, Ohio, has gotten in on the act.
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If you've applied before and not gotten in, we strongly encourage you to apply again.
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Plenty of celebrities have gotten in on Fortnite, including a few you probably wouldn't expect.
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"Everyone has pretty much gotten in touch to congratulate me and our family," Moore says.
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Adams has spoken about the attention Markle and Suits have gotten in the past, too.
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This isn't the first time the royal dad has gotten in on the latest trend.
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He couldn't have been doing things that were wrong or he wouldn't have gotten in.
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Yes, and their share of the profits depends on what they've gotten in the past.
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This daring squirrel might have gotten in over its head, but its tenacity is admirable.
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All major billboard advertising companies have gotten in touch with Kino-mo, including JC Decaux.
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Unfortunately, partisan politics have gotten in the way of lawmakers actually doing something about it.
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It might have gotten in the spotlight recently, but privacy is not a new idea.
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What's the only Arthur reference we've gotten in the years since this video was published?
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Even Miami Beach cops have gotten in hot water working off-duty security on there.
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This one stands out because of how bad things have gotten in extraordinarily good times.
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Of course, there are areas of Puerto Rico which we haven't really gotten in contact.
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But virtually everyone has been very supportive, even when I've inadvertently gotten in their way.
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Anyhow, he's gotten in trouble for talking about office politics — loudly — in a public restaurant.
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She had left home, it turned out, because she had gotten in trouble at school.
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This award season, Pitt joked about just how bad things have gotten in that department.
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Hewitt, a columnist for The Washington Post, has also gotten in trouble with the paper.
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Yes, the black body has done more for society than it has gotten in return.
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Dinon said that the chain had gotten in touch with the Gartons upon hearing the news.
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She has been gotten in trouble with ESPN numerous times for the comment that she made.
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He called drinking an unhealthy habit that had gotten in the way of his experiencing life.
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" Also important is the fact that "the rest of the world hasn't gotten in our way.
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It's about a boarding school that houses teenage girls who've gotten in trouble in various ways.
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In the past, tech companies have gotten in trouble with federal authorities for confusing privacy practices.
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Adam Rippon, the Backstreet Boys and even David Hasselhoff have gotten in on the trend, too.
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"We have more money now for the border than we've gotten in 10 years," he said.
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It's only surprising that Amazon, in all its splendor, hasn't gotten in on the action sooner.
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Stars like Khloé Kardashian, Lea Michele, Bella Hadid and more have gotten in on the action.
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"We have more money now for the border than we've gotten in 10 years," Trump celebrated.
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John Conyers's (D-MI) single-payer proposal — the most support it's gotten in the party's history.
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She had gotten in her car and driven from Pennsylvania to New Jersey with no money.
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The older Kyrgios gets, the better he plays — but theatrics have long gotten in his way.
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Two top Trump officials have gotten in hot water because of contacts with the Russian ambassador.
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Tila Tequila has gotten in some trouble in the past for her absurd and offensive tweets.
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The implication was clear: Seoul wants to engage Pyongyang, but Washington has gotten in the way.
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ISIS and al-Qaeda have also gotten in on the action by way of local affiliates.
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James Walden, a lawyer for Rodchenkov, said FIFA officials had never gotten in touch with him.
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I don't think I would have even gotten in the door for an interview without it.
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For years, Apple customers have gotten in the habit of buying a new iPhone sight unseen.
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And even the sitting justices have gotten in hot water when talking about the presidential campaign.
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It also offers victims a chance to get answers that they may not have gotten in court.
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I feel like being partnered with someone he considers a strong competitor has gotten in his head.
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In cable and streaming, it's not a note that I have gotten in a very long time.
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Boyfriend Alex Rodriguez's daughters Ella Alexander, 9½, and Natasha, 13, have gotten in on the act too.
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He's been training his ass off and gotten in the best shape he's been in in years!
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The company's clearly gotten in on that Disney money and now is ready to move beyond it.
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FRIED: How has he not that and gone on like a long spiel and gotten in trouble?
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If asynchronous chips are so cool, how come existing chip giants haven't gotten in on the game?
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We had gotten in from a late flight one night and I brushed my teeth really fast.
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Even adult A-listers have gotten in on the action, calling out their parents for sharing TMI.
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This marks the fifth tattoo he's gotten in honor of Grande, thus far (that we know about).
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So it probably shouldn't be a big surprise that MoMA has finally gotten in on the act.
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"I know that he's so proud of me and where I've gotten in my career," she says.
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Most of his works he's gotten in trades, and many of them are by young German artists.
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I haven't gotten in there yet, but at least I wanted to try the two polar opposites.
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"God has taken us, step by step, to the advertising we've gotten in this campaign," Moore said.
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Now ABC News, Vox, The Washington Post and other news organizations have gotten in on the game.
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Alex had only one month of his sophomore year left and had never gotten in trouble before.
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Mr. Trump's theory of the case has been bolstered by some investigators who have gotten in trouble.
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The topic could come up, given the attention it's gotten in the run-up to the forum.
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He received a grant six times larger than what he might have gotten in Europe or America.
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And it's not just the fans: Star Wars actors have gotten in on the HSF moments too.
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Facebook has gotten in legal trouble in the past for failing to disclose its facial recognition practices.
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For its milestone anniversary, everyone from Ralph Lauren to Pottery Barn has gotten in on the celebration.
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It seems like the big platforms have all tried live and gotten in and out of it.
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But that was like the one time I've gotten in a fight, because I was so furious.
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I suspected the attention had derailed her initial mission, that she'd gotten in deeper than she could handle.
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We wondered if people would think we were failures or that we had gotten in over our heads.
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" Although she did not go into specifics, Bonelli added, "Who hasn't gotten in a fight with their girlfriends?
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YOU HADN'T EVEN GOTTEN IN THE JOB, THEY PUSH YOU BACK TO BECOMING CHAIRMAN IN 2018, NOT 2017.
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That this is a conversation at all goes to show how extreme politics have gotten in recent years.
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" Although she did not go into specifics, Bonelli added, "Who hasn't gotten in a fight with their girlfriends?
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There's concept and other things that have gotten in the way, but they all go back to painting.
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Existing laws surrounding alcohol sales, and the company's own growth, have gotten in the way of the program.
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Presumably, Tim feels that Leslie's career had gotten in the way of her parenting the first time around.
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And agencies, such as FEMA, have already gotten in some trouble for their lax oversight of federal contracts.
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It's the digital Pen camera we should have gotten in 2009, but instead got the Pen E-P1.
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And now, Hulu has gotten in on the action with the purchase of this new content from ESL.
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She had gotten in a fight with one of them—but did anyone know where they had gone?
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And I know I would not have gotten in if it weren't for the investigative work you do!
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A prominent director had gotten in touch, he said, about teaming up on a film about his life.
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"The publicity the town has gotten in the global media is worth roughly around $200 million," he said.
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In a good way: This is some of the best news the Dodgers have gotten in 22. 28.
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Sure, people had gotten in my face, but at least they hadn't grabbed anything other than my hand.
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Trump has often gotten in his own way when it comes to publicizing his handling of the economy.
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But I also marvel at the greatness of some of the players who have not gotten in … yet.
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Wouldn't it have been great if I could have gotten in "_ed K_ _pel" as a TOPLESS DANCER?
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This isn't the first time that Tenney has gotten in trouble for using a racial slur while streaming.
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It's three families, and it can be a challenge for everybody to get along — we've gotten in huge fights.
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If the current laws were to change to add skills or financial requirements, we could have never gotten in.
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This isn't the first time a few of the Jolie-Pitt kids have gotten in on the family business.
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So if you haven't gotten in touch with NYC's maritime side, summer is the perfect time to acquaint yourself.
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Of course, Obama has been anything but bad for equities — or at least, he hasn't gotten in their way.
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The political has gotten in-your-face personal, and many of us have struggled with where to put faith.
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Luckily, a friend of Beatriz's, Flamenguinho, has gotten in touch, and they arrange to have drinks at her hotel.
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Bernie was bigger than Martin Chaffee, and he'd just gotten in a roundhouse blow that had sent Father reeling.
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As we reported, our Madonna sources say Guy has gotten in Rocco's ear and is talking trash about her.
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We got along great and we really enjoyed being together but that would have just gotten in the way.
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She'd already gotten in touch with a factory in her hometown Hong Kong that specialized in producing seamless underwear.
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"Had Hillary and the Democrats gotten in, had she been president, you would have had negative growth," he said.
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Of course, this isn't the first time people have gotten in trouble for posts on the social media platform.
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To understand why people were so mad, you need to understand just how bad things had gotten in 2009.
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I arrived in the north to find other journalists who had simply gotten in cars in their safari shirts.
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It has gotten in the way because we have a lot of reality-based problems today that need solving.
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Of course, the Patriots have gotten in HUGE trouble in the past for videotaping another NFL team -- remember SpyGate?
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"Had the other side gotten in, the market would have gone down 50% from where it was," Trump said.
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Either the protesters hadn't gotten in line before dawn themselves, or it was impossible to tell protesters from supporters.
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The private sector has also gotten in on the act, often to make up for other environmentally destructive activities.
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Other presidents who've gotten in trouble have hired private lawyers, but has there ever been anything quite like this?
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And you know, I haven't gotten to where I've gotten in life by letting people walk all over me.
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I had, finally, gotten in front of one of the biggest casting agencies in Chicago — and I got cast!
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What is surprising is how ferocious Meyers's jokes have gotten in the two months since Trump officially became president.
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"Joker" fans who are visiting the stairs from the movie have seriously gotten in the way of some Bronx residents.
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It is the most bizarre treatment I've ever gotten in the name of beauty — and I've tried a vagina facial.
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Within days, Abd heard that a cousin who was also on the boat had gotten in touch with his relatives.
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And that&aposs what we&aposve gotten in the classified and unclassified responses that came in late on Friday night.
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Latecomers to Bpaet's party were glad to have gotten in on the action even when the odds weren't so lucrative.
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The woman, Samantha, is frustrated that senior Democrats have not gotten in touch with her to directly hear her allegations.
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This month, the wing's 86th Munitions Squadron took delivery of more munitions than it has gotten in nearly 863 years.
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No wonder Justin Timberlake -- and many others -- have accidentally gotten in trouble for demonstrating their voter pride at the polls.
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The day was extra special for Niki too — the '90s supermodel hasn't gotten in front of the camera in years!
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Now you say you're not a political person, but you've gotten in some tangles with the Trumps still this year.
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Which gives us this hilarious Vine, a clip that is relatable for anyone who's ever gotten in over their heads.
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"They said that if he were alive, more than likely he would have gotten in contact by now," Jamrowski said.
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Some of the Airbnbs were better than anything we could've gotten in a hotel; others fell short of our expectations.
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Ngo grumbled that the lights used in the reveal didn't quite do justice to how lean I'd gotten in reality.
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"The results we've gotten in the last 26.7 days, we should be embarrassed by that," said Tigers manager Brad Ausmus.
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"I never thought I would get in as much trouble as I seem to have gotten in," she told E!
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Standing in the checkout line, I jammed the lovely straw boater I'd gotten in England down to blunt my face.
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A new project called Vancouver Street View visualizes just how dire the city's homelessness epidemic has gotten in recent years.
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I've gotten in a lot of arguments over it, mostly online, but also sometimes with my more conservative family members.
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That was certainly more protection than players had gotten in the past, but it was hardly a $14.53 million guarantee.
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It's far from the first time that Trump's unpredictability on a subject has gotten in the way of policy negotiations.
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Still, some memoirists, most notoriously James Frey, have gotten in trouble for writing books that are more fiction than fact.
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Some Regal Cinemas have also gotten in on the act, offering alcohol and fast-food staples like burgers and wings.
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She feels lucky to have gotten in early; real estate prices have risen sharply in the last couple of years.
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Mills: We grab one of the garbage bags with some of the stuff that we've gotten in Mosul —— Callimachi: Yes.
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Now, with "Me the People: The Trump America Musical" at the Triad, cabaret has gotten in on the lampoon action.
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As a teenager, Davion tried to meet with his absent father, who lived nearby but had never gotten in touch.
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As a teenager, Davion tried to meet with his absent father, who lived nearby but had never gotten in touch.
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Sometimes, I have even gotten in trouble with my attending physicians when patients complain they did not receive enough pills.
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What's next: Medicare for All supporters hope to release legislation soon, but the government shutdown has gotten in the way.
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"When he's gotten in trouble it's been more location and pitches up in the strike zone," manager John Farrell said.
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People need to be aware of how it used to be, and how far we've gotten in our present time.
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"Demand is higher, even though the stock market has gotten in the way and the snowstorm has gotten in the way, but demand is there, people are feeling very good about the economy," said Nancy Taylor Bubes, a 30-year veteran of high-end D.C. real estate and currently an agent with Washington Fine Properties.
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Celebrities have gotten in on the action, too — Beyonce's got Ivy Park; Kate Hudson is behind (the much more controversial) Fabletics.
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By the same point in Obama's presidency, 126 of his nominees had been confirmed, while Trump has gotten in only 33.
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He's always been there for me, every time I've f—— up or gotten in trouble, he's always been there for me.
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Iraheta allegedly told investigators she sliced off a tattoo Reyes Rivas had gotten in memory of Sosa Rivas, reports WUSA-9.
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"As president of the United States, I would have never gotten in this situation in the first place," he told Blitzer.
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She's gotten in trouble, both in business and on the track, by setting unrealistic goals, lurching toward them and falling flat.
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But clearly, the movie has struck a chord with fans; and when has logic ever gotten in the way of love?
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Indeed, certain countries have gotten in some trouble in the past for opening ceremony outfits that seemed too souvenir-shop kitschy.
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The Republican commissioners called the settlement "a complete home run" that exceeded any award the commission could have gotten in court.
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"The Redditor stipulated that the gift was "clearly a joke and the best wrap gift I've ever gotten in my career.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines aren't the only house flippers out there — plenty of other celebrities have gotten in on the game.
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Has a teacher ever made you feel worse about yourself, or gotten in the way of your achieving your best work?
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Congress also has gotten in on the game by attempting to block public disclosure of its dealings with the Executive Branch.
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Like many female felons, Rabbit seems to have gotten in trouble because of a boyfriend who manipulated her into committing crimes.
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It is not the picture we might have gotten in 2007, with one final, full season of "Deadwood" in its prime.
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"God has taken us, step by step, to the advertising we've gotten in this campaign," the candidate said at one rally.
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She had security check every room in the dorm, thinking someone had gotten in, but no doors or windows were ajar.
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It has gotten in the way of me studying and spending time with my family which has started to worry me.
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Giving someone who has regularly gotten in trouble with the law the freedom to roam might seem like a dangerous proposition.
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"Many," the figure Trump gave Saturday, is a relative term, and one he's gotten in trouble for using in the past.
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Sanders also shared that his team has already gotten in touch with one of the Nevada senators about this veteran's situation.
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I've gotten in the habit of memorizing what I put in my mouth so that I can write it down later.
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He told the Journal that Trump had called him while his plane was still taxiing, asking what he'd gotten in Kiev.
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Over the years, even members of the band have gotten in on the fun by posting Instagrams of the misheard line.
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But more recently, he's gotten in a bit of hot soup after posting a "workout video" of him lifting a Filipino man.
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But Mordechai Guri has spent the last four years fixated instead on exfiltration: How spies pull information out once they've gotten in.
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Trump usually puts his disclaimers at the beginning of his ads, but he had never gotten in trouble for that choice before.
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Even those more partial to GIFs have gotten in on the fun: The #TrumpsComingChallenge is the descendant of another viral trend: #AndysComing.
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Some members of the Trump administration have gotten in hot water for their extravagant spending, including Ben Carson's infamous $31,000 dining table.
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Some don't even look at him, and when they do, they stare pointedly at the tattoos he's gotten in the past year.
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Had a democrat gotten in, namely, the one we're talking about, China would have caught us by the end of her term.
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Startups like Drizly and Minibar have gotten in on the game, but now Postmates is throwing its hat into the ring officially.
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Update 12:41pm PT: Amazon has gotten in touch with me to let me know AmazonFresh is still operating in my area.
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Even presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has gotten in on the action, shaking his infamous hands at the heavens in despair.
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They also claimed Jonshon had previously gotten in trouble for socializing with clients, one of whom was the father of her son.
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Even the internet satire account formerly known as Fake Jeff Jarvis has gotten in on the game, referring to itself as Prof.
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Even the President's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, has gotten in on the pathetic attack, also tweeting an altered Pelosi video before deleting it.
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It started off with some bad news: Sid had gotten in trouble during the day twice, both times for using potty language.
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Refinery29 has even gotten in on the trend over the past couple years, sharing recipes for just about every meal and occasion.
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After a few minutes, the lights changed to blue, and we emerged onto the ramp where we'd first gotten in the car.
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When the deputies arrived, our Robin sources say the officers told him a black SUV resembling Paula's had gotten in an accident.
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I'm going to make the assumption that they're talented, or they wouldn't have gotten to where they've gotten in the interview process.
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Two famous YouTubers have gotten in trouble because they asked their male friend to dress up as Normani in a lookalike challenge.
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When he saw the signs from afar, he actually thought we had gotten in trouble for something we did on the internet.
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Frank Bruni IF the gatekeepers at Davidson College had judged the teenager by her ACT score, she probably wouldn't have gotten in.
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Crowdfire had already gotten in trouble with Twitter for offering a prohibited auto-DM feature and tools specifically for generating follow notifications.
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I've gotten in trouble before for saying when or what is coming, so I like to just kind of let it be.
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But life has gotten in the way, and now, most days, I'm lucky to make it out the door wearing just mascara.
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Mercedes-Benz has gotten in on the fun, too, releasing design sketches for fans to color in while they're stuck at home.
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But expect topics like police violence, gun control, and systemic racism to get more airtime tonight than they've gotten in previous debates.
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He posted tweets attacking Scaramucci on Monday and Tuesday, and the Republican National Committee has gotten in on the pile-on, too.
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She also spoke openly about her divorce from her first husband, saying the marriage had gotten in the way of her singing.
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Raheem Sterling has already gotten in behind, only to be denied by an alert goalkeeper, and they're bypassing Panama's lines with ease.
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But Netflix has gotten in the habit of flouting this rule, much to the dismay of theaters owners and the movie industry.
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But I've worked hard for everything that I've gotten in my life, and I don't need anybody handing me anything for free.
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But they have already gotten in behind France's defense twice, and their attack isn't as Luis Suarez-focused as you might expect.
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This is a very different take on a contestant being a virgin than we've gotten in the past — in a good way.
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Skepticism about the enemy's willingness to negotiate has gotten in the way of willingness to test, probe and risk looking too eager.
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"[Dalio] talked about ... people who haven't gotten in yet and I think you're seeing a little bit of that here," Cashin said.
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On Tuesday night, Giuliani told Fox News he had gotten in touch with Ukrainian officials at the behest of the State Department.
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Imagine if Robb's hubris had not gotten in the way of those dreams, and we could've had a Stark in charge, sooner?!
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Newton flew to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta hospital to surprise Austin ... and got the biggest HUG he'd even gotten in his life!
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Then he mentioned the ill-fated ink he had gotten in honor of Grande and ex-girlfriend Cazzie David and then covered up.
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The only update the entire line has gotten in the last three years is the discontinuation of its 32GB and 64GB storage options.
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If they'd gotten in touch, I'd have been happy to pay anything up to $500 for my first name as a Twitter handle.
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And the fact that Ubisoft is listening to, and considering, the criticism they have gotten in the past is worthy of some praise.
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That's how he's gotten in feuds with everyone from Rosie O'Donnell to New York's attorney general to the parents of a dead veteran.
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Private tours of Air Force One would be just another perk members of the president's clubs have gotten in the last two years.
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The question has become such a meme that even brands have gotten in on the fun — and somehow, they haven't even ruined it.
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You wouldn't know it by looking at the trailer, which just goes to show how good iPhone cameras have gotten in recent years.
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At UCLA, she had made a certain amount of connection with the film industry, and so they had gotten in touch with her.
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Still, the price—which was a quarter-million bucks over the asking price—shows how insane housing has gotten in the Bay Area.
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XDA-Developers reports that Samsung has begun sending out the return kits to customers who have gotten in touch about returning their phone.
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Knowing this, a teenage fan from Ireland pinpointed one thing that could have gotten in the way of Longbottom becoming a good wizard.
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As someone who's gotten in trouble at work for bad tweets myself over the years, I always appreciate focus on this critical topic.
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President Donald Trump immediately attacked GM, arguing it should keep the plants open because of the taxpayer help it's gotten in the past.
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I saw that woodwork teacher in court years later when I was working there; he had gotten in trouble for fucking a student.
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Given that so many public figures were #WithHer, we're not surprised that a number of celebrities have gotten in on this symbolic demonstration.
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Trump has promised an agenda of lower taxes, less regulation and more spending on infrastructure, but political dysfunction has gotten in the way.
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By the 11:30 mark of the first half, Kentucky held at 28-12 advantage and Gabriel had gotten in on the fun.
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This question is about something else Trump might have gotten in return from the Russian government during the campaign: a real estate deal.
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Evan McMullin, who basically only ran in Utah, got a larger share of the vote in 2016 than Stein had gotten in 2012.
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Sam Brownback, has come as close as we've ever gotten in the United States to conducting a perfect experiment in supply-side economics.
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Yes, we know—many of you have already gotten in a few good snow days over winter break or when storms rolled in.
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The CBS host and staunch Trump critic has gotten in hot water before for making sexual references about Trump and other world leaders.
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I inserted the Q-Tip into my vagina, as far as I could stand it, per the instructions I'd gotten in the mail.
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He's gotten in on the ground floor of some of the biggest companies in tech, elevating his new worth to about $3 billion.
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Evan McMullin in fifth place got a larger share of the vote in 2016 than Stein had gotten in fourth place in 2012.
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That translates into real wage increases for the average worker that are "as strong as we've gotten in the last 20 years," Zandi said.
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"In that specific case, our team made an enforcement error and we have already gotten in touch with them to reverse it," Zuckerberg said .
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Hours later, he heard back from police, who informed him that his baby was safe and that authorities had gotten in contact with Jen.
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"In that specific case, our team made an enforcement error and we have already gotten in touch with them to reverse it," Zuckerberg said .
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Suddenly forced to confront the misconduct they'd unknowingly sponsored, local leaders began to wonder what they'd gotten in return for the price they'd paid.
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Ello has since stepped back, taken a good look in the mirror and gotten in touch with its roots as a place for creatives.
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Although this isn't a full season trailer, it is one of the longest Rick and Morty clips we've gotten in close to two years.
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Although Microsoft has gotten in trouble for practices similar to its approach to competing with Slack and Zoom, this situation is a bit different.
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Considering the fact that Kylie has gotten in trouble for appropriating hair styles of people before, this isn't a particularly bright statement to make.
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Is it a known fact among all your friends that when they receive your "omw!" text, you haven't actually gotten in the shower yet?
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The "For the D" challenge, inspired by rapper GameOva Reedy, is still going strong — and even Tyga has gotten in on the viral trend.
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Fast fashion brands like Zara have gotten in on the activewear game; so, too, have successful ready-to-wear designer labels like Tory Burch.
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"When he's gotten in trouble it's been more location and pitches up in the strike zone," Red Sox manager John Farrell said of Buchholz.
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SHANGHAI — If you were driving in China recently, you might have gotten in trouble had you tried honking your car horn like this: Beep.
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If the stock market bounces and rips higher, they say to themselves, 'I could've gotten in lower, so now I'll wait for another pullback.
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Disney: Cramer expects the entertainment giant's earnings report to be more of the same that the market has gotten in its last few quarters.
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Did any of the responses make you think differently about any of your own experiences or about questions that you've gotten in your column?
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"In that specific case, our team made an enforcement error and we have already gotten in touch with them to reverse it," he said.
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Groups of celebrities, like Cara Delevignge and Ashley Benson and Bach-lebrities like Hannah Brown and Tyler Cameron, have gotten in on the fun.
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As most college-bound high school seniors learn where they've gotten in and decide where they're going, many feel that the pressure is off.
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If Mr. Trump was announcing a huge concession with his tweet, it was without any indication of what he might have gotten in return.
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He often told interviewers that 21957,21993 would-be members had applied that year, but that only two had gotten in: he and Steve McQueen.
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Maybe he had gotten in trouble for publishing it and had to promise to deny it in order to maintain access to the president.
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The thief left no signs of how they had gotten in—there were no signs of forced entry and nothing in the hotel's software logs.
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The volatility is also frightening to folks who might have gotten in on the last run up only to find themselves back at the start.
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I've gotten in the habit of always having a piece of grab-n-go fruit in my bag, in case I get hungry between meals.
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While I have gotten in some great long runs, I did not manage an uninterrupted 20- or 22-miler, which is fairly standard race prep.
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He'd gotten in some hits on Hillary Clinton and was well on his way to turning in his best performance of the three presidential debates.
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" Zuckerberg said that "in that specific case, our team made an enforcement error, and we have already gotten in touch with them to reverse it.
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Then he mentioned the ill-fated ink that he had initially gotten in honor of Grande and ex-girlfriend Cazzie David and then covered up.
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Over the years, many of them have gotten in touch with my superiors to let them know how much they appreciate the help I provide.
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However, Lesh is a self-professed thrill-seeker and daredevil on Instagram and YouTube, and has previously gotten in trouble with authorities over various antics.
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I had to sit back and watch this story about a boy and his bird, and game-y mechanics would've frankly gotten in the way.
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Still, regulations have gotten in the way of what might be the natural market development of tools to encourage individual investor voting, Ms. Fisch said.
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To put that into context, that's nearly half Ted Cruz's total and more delegates than Marco Rubio has gotten in the entire race so far.
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Novelty marketers have even gotten in on the act with a miniature mechanical Nunzilla who spits sparks as she waddles menacingly toward the unsuspecting sinner.
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Even some of the 2020 presidential candidates have gotten in on the TikTok game, appearing on the platform in videos made by The Washington Post.
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He also received the first endorsement a Democrat has ever gotten in a federal election from the Koch political network, via the group's LIBRE Initiative.
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The Yankees on Wednesday night got something from a starting pitcher they had not gotten in more than two weeks: seven full innings of work.
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And, like, who hasn't gotten in one dance as 50 Cent sang-rapped, "Go shawty/It's ya birthday/We gonna party like it's ya birthday"?
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We had a tough, poor, two weeks; in a sense, you could have gotten in a lot of trouble, but we're in a good spot.
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The Act II opener "Hygge" might be the most risqué Disney has ever gotten in a musical, with villagers enjoying a "nude" trip to the spa.
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And yet, since the Federal Aviation Administration began requiring licenses in 2016, only one person has gotten in trouble for operating a commercial drone without one.
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Shortly after they called it quits, Davidson joked about the many tattoos he'd gotten in his fiancée's honor at a comedy benefit show alongside Judd Apatow.
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"I have a general idea of what I want to happen, but I haven't really gotten in with people to start the process," she tells PEOPLE.
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The Big Short director Adam McKay is in a daze over his film's five Oscar nominations, but that hasn't gotten in the way of his celebrating.
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Mass-market retailers have gotten in on the action, producing the likes of Mango's Ramadan collection and Uniqlo's ongoing collab with modest-fashion blogger Hana Tajima.
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Ripley's said it all began after the future record-holder had gotten in trouble with a teacher for inadvertently breaking the educator's own lengthy finger nail.
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Since then, Perry has gotten in trouble with nuns, become a judge on American Idol, and made more headlines for her relationship than for her music.
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"In the last two years that I have had my car, I have thankfully never gotten in an accident and haven't gotten a ticket," she said.
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It was my dream school—I wish I could've gotten in straight out of high school, but I still had so much fun as a transfer.
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After breaking up with ex-girlfriend Cazzie David last month, it was revealed that Davidson covered up tattoos that he had previously gotten in her honor.
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The issue between Luke and the house has gotten in the way of Hannah trying to find love — which is the whole point of this show.
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I've gotten in the 20s a few times but I just can't seem to keep up with the speed and accuracy of some of these players.
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Playing off Towns and Butler should yield easier looks than he's gotten in the past, so he could even see another slight bump in his percentages.
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Our sources tell TMZ ... NYPD detectives have gotten in contact with the Migos rapper's attorney, Drew Findling, informing him they have enough evidence to arrest Quavo.
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"It's never gotten in the way of me being able to do the work, but I think it was approaching an unhealthy level," Hathaway told Travers.
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I contacted The Dream Machine designers Anders Gustafsson and Erik Zaring, who'd gotten in touch to promote the release of the game's sixth and final episode.
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I know how we got here, we needed funding and there we go, but a lot of sites have gotten in these situations, Google among them.
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I've gotten in situations where in the first six starts, I ended up caving in and not making it out of the third, fourth, fifth inning.
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Speaking to a packed crowd at the Values Voter Summit in Washington, D.C., Trump argued political correctness has gotten in the way of celebrating the holiday.
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Niki and Gabi, a YouTuber duo with 8.9 million subscribers, have gotten in trouble with some viewers who said they have pandered to harmful racial stereotypes.
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The 19-year-old American gymnast is poised to sweep the gymnastics competition this year, and training hasn't gotten in the way of her Twitter game.
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In addition to being the right thing to do, the Republican Party could have gotten in front of a major issue whose time had certainly come.
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The response I've gotten in the interactions I have with people is that me being an athlete is so secondary, which I feel very comfortable with.
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On the other hand, the problem is it's a 30- to 40-times multiple of the highest COPPA violation the agency has gotten in the past.
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She said a state representative has gotten in touch, and so have people from the NAACP, the Boys and Girls Club and the local school district.
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"Since he's gotten in so late, he's got to pay above-market salaries to get good people to jump in at all levels," Dr. Thurber said.
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Lala's fiancé isn't technically a cast member, but she's gotten in on the grown-up wave by moving in with him and planning her own wedding.
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Welp, it seems TH may have gotten in touch ... and Lizzo says she's landed on good old-fashioned thongs as what they might be working on.
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The key question is how far North Korea has gotten in efforts to consistently shrink down nuclear warheads so they can fit on long-range missiles.
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When they got back, the first call they had gotten in their messages was from the Islamic Center asking if they needed a place to meet.
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The core of Fisher's claim: too many supposedly less-qualified minority students had gotten in, robbing her of an opportunity to attend the school of her choice.
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" But then, something changes: "The fifth-grade girls have tons of body image issues and insecurities, and you can see how society has gotten in their heads.
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Purveyors of upscale jerky have gotten in on the act, including chocolate maker Hershey Co which acquired premium beef jerky maker Krave Pure Foods early last year.
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Like I said, he talked about it in Warsaw last year, he brought it up today and nobody has really gotten in the Russian spaces like this.
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That's as specific as these studies appear to have ever gotten in explaining YXQ-EQ, according to Bik, an independent science integrity consultant with a microbiology background.
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This new version goes above and beyond the original one, but it's cool to see just how sophisticated the sets have gotten in that intervening 20 years.
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My goal here isn't to bash people who call themselves serial entrepreneurs, or criticize anyone who's gotten in on the ground floor of more than one organization.
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Google has gotten in trouble overseas though: The European Union slapped the company with a $5 billion fine for antritrust abuse of its mobile operating system, Android.
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The Resto La Mama Grilled Cheese Gourmet has gotten in trouble with Quebec language officials over the use of the English words "grilled cheese" in its name.
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If you haven't yet gotten in on the half-up bun trend (we have so hard we're affectionately calling it the "hun"), it's time to stop resisting.
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This is the fifth tat Cyrus has gotten in honor of the Lip Kits, and we wonder if a metallic-dedicated doodle is next on the list.
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But Floyd says life has gotten in the way ... and he's been spending way too much time focusing on his family and growing his real estate business.
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The reps I have gotten in seven-on-seven and everything, I feel confident in both my knee and just this team and the offense and everything.
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Only a handful of students in the school's history, all women, had ever gotten in, he was told, but he was going to be that first guy.
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Since the release of "Reputation" in November, the snake has become Ms. Swift's spirit animal, but also the symbol that's gotten in the way of her spirit.
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"All the calls and emails I've gotten in my office are from constituents saying: 'Why are we doing this, this is against our values,'" Mr. Hurd said.
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Either it's the case that they attribute it in part to good government, or that they feel government at least hasn't gotten in the way of it.
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In the weeks before Ms. Vrablic attended his swearing-in, the bank commissioned reports to figure out how it had gotten in so deep with Mr. Trump.
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But because I'd gotten in the habit of waking up at 4 in the morning and writing, I've continued doing that, for about the last three years.
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This is actually the second time Brown's gotten in trouble for speaking with a VICE reporter (the first time was for a Q&A with Patrick McGuire).
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What these adults also remember is getting a level of instruction and resources that they now know they would have never gotten in an all-black public school.
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Amara compares Chance's shift into politics to people like Kanye West and Kim Kardashian West, who've both gotten in some face time with the President over different issues.
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"I feel like you made comments on things that you didn't know about and shouldn't have gotten in between of," said Braxton, referencing turmoil in her personal life.
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POOL: I don&apost know if scared is the right word, because that&aposs not the first time they have gotten in my face for seemingly no reason.
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For example, the strikes systems in place at other places where Jones has gotten in relatively minimal amounts of trouble like Facebook and YouTube are already easily gamed.
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"I'm beyond sad and heartbroken because I did believe in forever, that's why I said yes but unfortunately too much fear has gotten in the way," she continued.
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" After receiving the first letters in 2015, Trump mocked Tyler on Twitter, saying, "Steven Tyler got more publicity on his song request than he's gotten in ten years.
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On Tuesday's episode of Bachelor in Paradise one couple packed their bags, new connections sparked and Wells got more female attention than he's gotten in his 31 years.
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Disney+ rallied up 23999.99 million subscribers in its first 2 hours, which is more users than CBS All Access and HBO Now have gotten in their entire existence.
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Mr. Alefantis has gotten in touch with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the local police and many social media companies to try to take down the fake items.
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I'd also argue that we know how to fight financial crises and recessions, although political gridlock and deficit obsession has gotten in the way of using that knowledge.
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He discovered the band only after it disappeared, and had gotten in to the gig through a roommate who works at the Four Horsemen, Mr. Murphy's wine bar.
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On November 3, someone claiming to be Mosseri's brother called 911 to report that he had gotten in an argument with his wife and shot her three times.
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Even Microsoft, which once hated Linux with the burning passion of a million exploding suns, has gotten in on the Linux love-fest with its Azure cloud platform.
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I know that may not fit your description of what you think people like me do, but I work hard for everything that I've gotten in my life.
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Or the German engineer who moved to China, where he received a grant for artificial intelligence research six times larger than what he might have gotten in Europe.
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Factories like a large aluminum can manufacturer have gotten in touch with Youngstown State to see if there are ways they can incorporate 3D printing into their operations.
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Is Mom always the one who ends up trudging downstairs, after she's already gotten in bed, to unplug Christmas lights and make sure your house doesn't burn down?
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In other words, the only nominal victory the Trump administration has gotten in the lawsuits over this travel ban is a victory that practically means nothing at all.
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He could have been a contender but being a "blagger" (armed robber) and jail time had gotten in the way of carving out a career in the ring.
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For starters, they're coloring books – and while grown-ups have gotten in on that action in recent years, it's a type of app that also largely appeals to children.
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"It's hard to name a news organization that has not gotten in touch with us about installing SecureDrop in the past six weeks," Timm told CNBC via e-mail.
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Lowell has quietly gotten in touch with at least two firms in the last two weeks, the Post reports, though one, Mercury Public Affairs, reportedly turned down Kushner's bid.
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Facebook has recently gotten in trouble for failing to stop the spread of news that is either outright false or extremely misleading, especially that related to the recent election.
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That said, maybe it's not as big of a deal as it seems—some almond milk producers have gotten in trouble for selling products that contain almost no almonds.
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Even the Department of Energy has gotten in on the action (which may not make the show sound more fun to the uninitiated, now that we think of it).
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That class is the lowest grade I've ever gotten in my entire academic life, and the drop it caused in my GPA prevented me from graduating Magna Cum Laude.
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Feast your eyes on the most extravagant nails I've ever gotten in the video above, and then stay tuned to see me attempt to live my life with them.
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By the episode's end, Visitor's owner has gotten in touch — something Leigh claims she wanted to happen — thus taking away something else, and prompting her memory of Matt's dog.
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Here he is talking about this subject in the Fox & Friends interview: Had Hillary and the Democrats gotten in, had she been president, you would have had negative growth.
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Using artificial intelligence to create new content is all the rage, and now YouPorn has gotten in on the act with an experiment that's produced some truly weird results.
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Last June, Scott Gragilla, a former Amazon fulfillment center employee at the warehouse, began asking questions about why workers were not receiving bonuses they had gotten in the past.
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While FBI investigators say there is no evidence hackers infiltrated the server, they also admit good hackers could have gotten in, taken important information and left without a trail.
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In the continuation of a time-honored tradition, another drug dealer has gotten in trouble after instagramming loads of photos of himself posing with cash, jewelry, and flashy cars.
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But I know this to be true: If it were not for all of you, I might have simply gotten in the car and tried to drive myself home.
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Had you gotten in touch with him during the writing of the essay or during our editorial process, when I ask writers to give their subjects a heads up?
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Earlier this year, though, the stars aligned (pun intended): Will had just gotten in touch with Neil Patrick Harris, and Neil liked the idea of co-constructing a puzzle.
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"The future of exhilaration" is the Ford Mustang Mach-E tagline — which is better than the often tangled versions of "Built Ford Tough" that we've gotten in the past.
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"I don't know what I would have done if I hadn't gotten in because now I've sunk $2710,000 into this process and so much of my time," Curran said.
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At the same time, it seems like people are blaming elitism and saying that we need to know "real Americans," otherwise we wouldn't have gotten in this position with Trump.
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You've had a good night's sleep, you've gotten in a few laps at the pool, and you've fueled up with La Quinta Inns & Suites™ FREE Bright Side Breakfast®.
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"I don't want to toot my own horn, but I just think that being a dad has been the greatest gift I've gotten in my entire life," says Morgan, 51.
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Update 9:48pm: Spin has since gotten in touch with TechCrunch to say the company has been "completely transparent" with the SFMTA and members of the SF board of supervisors.
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But everyone can relax: "The 'no more tears' means the product won't sting if gotten in a baby's eyes," Trisha Bonner, Manager of Research & Development at Johnson & Johnson, tells us.
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That means for a 9-episode season 3, Brown could haul in as much as $3.15 million ... as opposed to the roughly $225k she'd have gotten in her original contract.
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In character as Fortune, Newland said Fortune had gotten in an accident that left him badly disfigured, which he was embarrassed by, but eventually agreed to meet Doe in person.
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Because of that, though, may not want to use them for any site where you do want to check up on free promotions you might have gotten in the past.
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The medical community still primarily uses inflatable cuffs, but as anyone diagnosed with hypertension knows—as small as they've gotten in recent years, lugging a cuff around isn't exactly convenient.
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And now the Koch brothers have gotten in the game, promising millions of dollars to the 2018 campaign of any House GOP member who votes no on the bill. 4.
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The company that manages the vault says water has gotten in, that it breached the entrance to the vault and sit about 50 feet into part of an access tunnel.
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Even the regulation-averse Trump administration has gotten in on the mass fury, announcing plans for a federal ban on flavored vaping products, ostensibly to protect teenagers from getting hooked.
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Musk's commitment to the bit is in line with the CEO's usage of Twitter, where he's trolled followers and also gotten in financial trouble with his wild claims and antics.
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"For 'gray area' applicants who might have gotten in, it is possible that the bribery scheme deprived them of a spot that they could have gotten," Lahav said by email.
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We set up shop in our New York offices, after gathering protein powders from various places, including the vitamin shop around the street and samples we'd gotten in the mail.
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However, strained relations have gotten in the way of the United States delivering F-35 fighter jets, more than a hundred, that Turkey purchased (and paid for) from Lockheed Martin.
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In the days since, he says, people from all over the country have gotten in touch with him to boast about the Simpson-related souvenirs they've saved since the trial.
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Patrick, looking at the last two months, said he wouldn't do anything differently and wouldn't have gotten in if he didn't think he could beat his "friends" who are running.
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In a brief telephone interview after his ABC appearance, Mr. Bossert allowed for the possibility that it was someone other than Mr. Giuliani who had gotten in Mr. Trump's head.
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Several of the schools have said they would revoke admissions offers to students who had gotten in fraudulently but not yet enrolled and would consider expelling students whose parents participated.
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"If it hurt her at all, it only hurt her because the American people got information that was gotten in the wrong way but it all was true," he explained.
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I was a bit lost — maybe I had been a bit foggy since we started — consumed with a sense of panic that I had gotten in way over my head.
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It's an album that, truthfully, I have never bothered paying attention to because of the general negative connotations of posthumous releases and the bad reputations Biggie's have gotten in particular.
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Amazon has been the most public about its plans to use delivery drones — it started testing in the UK last year — and even 7-Eleven has gotten in on the action.
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I will say, this was one of the best gel manicures I've gotten in L.A.: The precisely-applied ruby color is still glowing and perfectly glossy well over a week later.
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Though Saturday's effort allowed the opposition to demonstrate that Maduro was willing to repel aid, many opposition leaders appeared despondent and disappointed that the food and medicine had not gotten in.
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" Nakul concluded: "At the festival, my brother Arjun and my dad, Chef Pawan Mahendro, have gotten in the habit of asking people where they are from ... everywhere from England to Florida.
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The Democrats have gotten in bed with these new mega-billionaires, and this can be a strong populist differentiator for the party that has all but ignored these emerging new issues.
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Since he became chairman in January 2017, he has pushed a deregulatory agenda that's included scrapping media ownership rules that would have gotten in the way of the Sinclair-Tribune deal.
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After, at Studio Spiratis for Gyrotonic training (a movement system for balancing and realigning the body), Emily Smith, her instructor, asked her how far she had gotten in class that morning.
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READ: This terrifying video shows just How bad the ice melt Has gotten in Greenland Soren Espersen, foreign affairs spokesman for the populist Danish People's Party, was scathing of the suggestion.
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We asked 13 women to share their stories about the times they've gotten in trouble because of a dress code violation, and felt shame, humiliation, and injustice over an arbitrary rule.
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"Honestly, I've gotten a better sex education by being an out disabled trans bi-dyke who likes to fuck than I would've ever gotten in school or otherwise," Tyler tells Broadly.
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"I had to share because I&aposd gotten in a really dark place and I didn&apost get help for it because that was not part of our culture," Johnson said.
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On the other hand, they're cutting a lot of regulations, a lot of red tape, and we're seeing where regulation and red tape have gotten in the way of the response.
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In these phone calls, Van Drew has expressed concerns to his colleagues about the blowback he's gotten in the Democratic Party back home over his position on impeachment, the source added.
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While living in Marina del Rey, they fell in love with the water, and they've gotten in the habit of renting a boat for the day and heading out to open sea.
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Netflix has gotten in on this by teaming up with networks like ABC and Showtime to offer streaming access to entire seasons of some of their hit shows like Scandal and Weeds.
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I don't think I could have gotten in position quickly enough to have captured this dystopian photo of the Facebook CEO we all now know and love, but it would've been close.
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It's a totally different approach from SpaceX, which years ago shared the same hesitance but has now gotten in the habit of live streaming nearly every test, launch, or rocket landing attempt.
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On Monday, she reflected on that part of her life, sharing the advice she wish she'd gotten in her early days and offering her own wisdom for other aspiring writers via Twitter.
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Because the women who came one second ahead of me, historically speaking, had filed lawsuits and picketed their employers and gotten in the face of their bosses to fight for equal rights.
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"Honig summed it up: "it's not what did Acosta get versus what the state would have gotten, it's what did Acosta get versus what he should have gotten in the federal system?
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Whatever the subject, the bottom line is that historical squabbles and underlying trust issues have gotten in the way of deeper cooperation which could mutually benefit both organizations in times of crisis.
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" But he decided against it, in part because subtitles would have gotten in the way, and, as he told TechCrunch, he wanted to "stay more within our culture, and within our language.
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Tall, frail and almost grotesquely skinny, Josh was the kind of person who looked as if the only suntan he'd gotten in recent years was from the glow of a laptop screen.
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For each of the last three weeks, stories about Bloomberg have generated more interactions (comments, likes, shares) on social media than another billionaire candidate, Tom Steyer, has ever gotten in the race.
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But it's the whimsical escapist books on the list that surprise the most, because it suggests millions are missing out on what they should have gotten in their childhood or teenage years.
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One day, I watched her spend a full 15 minutes on a small boy in bright orange shorts who had gotten in the habit of tearing through the room at full speed.
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The breathless attention this has gotten in the press speaks more to the way Bannon has built up a mythology around himself than it does to the actual state of European politics.
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Bixby is better, but AR Emojis are badEven Bixby, Samsung's digital Assistant, which yes, still has its own button on the left, has gotten in one some of that sweet, sweet camera action.
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As America awaits special counsel Robert Mueller's final report, Fox News has gotten in the habit of pushing a false talking point about the origins of his investigation — that it began after Sen.
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There are plenty of great store-bought options these days—Trader Joe's cauliflower gnocchi flies of the shelves every day, and even Oprah Winfrey has gotten in on the action with her O!
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After driving through Skid Row with Khloé, 33, and Kourtney, 38, the sisters realized how much more severe the problem had gotten in recent years — and how oblivious they had become to it.
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So, yes, there are dangerous spots, when you're in a situation that you don't think you should be in anymore, or when the animal has changed behavior or gotten in a bad mood.
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With both women set to be in the same city at the same time, a meeting may be on the horizon, especially considering how close Harry and Markle have gotten in recent weeks.
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Defense: Doctor was in over her head Tseng's lawyer, Tracy Green, defended the doctor as a well-meaning physician who had gotten in over her head in dealing with manipulative, drug-seeking patients.
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They told VICE that some Republican policies, like gun rights and charter schools, are attractive to millennials, but that Trump has gotten in the way of the party's ability to attract younger voters.
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One consideration in the diagnosis of a mental health disorder is whether symptoms have gotten in the way of a person living their life—whether that's at work, socially, or in another area.
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Why it matters: Though incredibly impressive, there are a lot of questions about just how far Google has gotten in its effort to get its robot assistant to reliably converse with a human.
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Indeed, the best news Trump has gotten in any of these states lately is a single poll of New Hampshire by Monmouth University released Wednesday that showed Hillary Clinton winning by 4 points.
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"It didn't get as much attention as it should have gotten in part because people weren't taking Facebook seriously enough or were quite eager to buy into Facebook's story about itself," Wiener said.
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"We see a singular opportunity to go on the offense and make those who have gotten in the way of this effective diplomacy have to answer for their opposition to it," Shnider said.
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A third homeless person was stabbed on January 28 but police said that victim had gotten in a physical altercation and they do not believe the case is related to the two shootings.
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Reading my own, I see a 2.5 inch-long healed gash above my right shoulder blade that tells the story of a regrettable tattoo, now removed, gotten in Amsterdam with a boyfriend past.
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But if net neutrality and the influence of Big Telecom is an issue you're worried about, you might be curious to know how much money your Congressperson has gotten in contributions from ISPs.
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"Binge watching gave these new programs more attention than they would have gotten in a quicker way," said Josh Engroff, chief digital media officer for Kirshenbaum Bond Senecal & Partners' media agency The Media Kitchen.
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Cambridge told CNN he knows exactly who pulled the heist—the employees he suspects never showed up to work after it went down—and the cops have reportedly already gotten in touch with them.
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Our last shot of Nova this season is of her confused and crying, a nod to just how complicated the racial tensions between Black folks and the police have really gotten in this country.
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Labs like CSAIL as well as commercial companies like RightHand Robotics have all gotten in on the action, developing everything from inflatable robot hands to beanbag-like grippers to modules shaped like octopus tentacles.
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Others, who were either Tesla owners or had preordered the upcoming Model 3, were lucky enough to win a lottery or had gotten in as a plus one to someone who scored an invite.
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"Let's not think back on mistakes we made in the past, let's just focus on what lies in front of us," is the response Dunham claims to have gotten in response to her email.
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I have been enjoying this tour so much and i'm so upset that life has gotten in the way but hopefully i'll have a speedy recovery and make it back as soon as possible.
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Not only has the celebrity-favorite brand finally gotten in on the blush game for the first time, but it's taking it one step further by including three complementary shades in a single compact.
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With 53 co-sponsors, the Puerto Rico Admission Act represents the most support Puerto Rico has gotten in Congress for statehood, but Republican leaders have yet to put the bill up for a vote.
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"I have gotten more emails and Facebook hits from my relatives than I have gotten in a year combined," Michael Coe, director of the Amazon Program at Woods Hole Research Center, told BuzzFeed News.
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Mr. Smith was angry, she said, because Zymere had gotten in trouble at school after asking to see another boy's penis, a sign in Mr. Smith's mind of homosexuality, which he said he abhorred.
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He's been pushed forward as a pro at this, but he's gotten in trouble for paraphrasing what Trump said in his call with Ukraine's president and been accused of putting words in Trump's mouth.
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Image: Adaptive BiotechnologiesImagine making a spreadsheet of every meal you've ever eaten, every hand you've ever shook, every bit of dust that's ever gotten in your eye—and multiply it by about a million times.
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Debbie Gibson is ready to take on the ballroom, but she admits her Lyme disease has gotten in the way of going full-out in rehearsals with her Dancing with the Stars partner Alan Bersten.
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Politico reported last month that Trump's private team "bristled" at the Secret Service's desire to take the lead in protecting Trump and in some cases, they had gotten in the way of the agency's protocols.
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Walt and Jesse spend most of the hour inside their concealed meth lab, trying to catch a fly that has gotten in, because Walt is certain it will contaminate their extra-pure meth cooking process.
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"Over time water had gotten in and many of the ID marks on the jaws had been effaced and many of the jaws had been commingled, so they had been completely forensically compromised," he says.
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Quijano elided the fact that Trump's plans are vastly more expensive than Clinton's (about which more in a moment), but it was still more attention than debt issues have gotten in the campaign to date.
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The latest attacks, against Google, even include threats to investigate or bring legal action, and Donald Trump Jr.'s gotten in on the rage, suggesting the solution is to create a conservative-only social network.
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But I find it funny that – in an organic way – sometimes I find myself in this room with these wealthy businessmen drinking thousand dollar bottles of wine because of where I've gotten in my career.
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The Minnesota Office of Higher Education has gotten in on the texting game, and in 2016, the "Summer Nudging" program reached 1,800 students at 300 public schools in the state, according to the office's website.
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Or it may just be that the show is better when it treats Richie less like a rock messiah and more like an idiot with good musical taste who's gotten in way over his head.
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That is a lot of coaching turnover in a short period, and on Friday, Jackson appeared to become defensive when asked if the instability had gotten in the way of his vision for the team.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have both gotten in line, supporting, but not endorsing, Trump — although Trump's controversial statements often put them in some awkward denouncing-but-still-supporting situations.
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Kyrgios, who has repeatedly gotten in trouble for on-court actions and is known for his short temper, did not let the incident affect his sublime play as he settled right back down to business.
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Then — when the going gets as good as it's gotten in recent months and we want to go on a free vacation — we can sweep in and gleefully pick off the juiciest offers of all.
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Asked about the report, Facebook told BuzzFeed News it had gotten in touch with the apps Privacy International identified to discuss possible violations of its terms of service, including sending prohibited types of sensitive information.
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"If Robert Mueller's report shows a clear violation of the Constitution and clearly shows that President Trump has gotten in the way of democracy in a way that's impeachable, that's a whole other story," Rep.
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Kaspersky Lab probably owes most of the attention it's gotten in the last decade to GReAT, its 20183-year-old, 40-something strong research team scattered across Moscow, Sao Paulo, Miami, and Buenos Aires, among others.
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Tim Cook has gotten in his share of subtle jabs at Mark Zuckerberg, pointing out that, since Apple doesn't have an ad-based business model, it's relatively inoculated against data scandals like the Cambridge Analytica fiasco.
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Kendall and Kourtney have gotten in on the beauty action as well, and while they haven't created their own lines, they've both held roles as brand ambassadors, with partnerships with Estée Lauder and Manuka Doctor, respectively.
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"I really wish we'd gotten in," says the 33-year-old producer and artist born Eric Adiele, the production arm of leftfield hip-hop group Ratking and a forward-thinking solo artist in his own right.
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The original concept for the drink was also based on research on DHM from USC, where Lee had gotten in touch with the scientists working on it to see if the idea was actually worth pursuing.
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The first iPhone 7 Plus teardown came out of a Vietnamese forum; the first iPhone 3GS teardown was done by a team in Poland; increasingly, repair shops in Australia have gotten in on the game, too.
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But my point is that there are a lot of players that get to the round of 16 in Grand Slams, and none of them have had the hype that Gauff has gotten in recent months.
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They were looking for a quiet spot with few neighbors and good waterfront access — to dispose of the bodies of customers who had gotten in the way of their making, well, a killing in the market.
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Still, executives have expressed frustration in private at their treatment in New York, comparing it to the open-arms welcome they have gotten in Virginia, where the company announced plans to locate another large corporate campus.
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He's founded lots of companies, been a venture capitalist, but most recently he's gotten in the news for buying an alternative newspaper here in Washington, D.C., called the Washington City Paper, where I began my career.
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Even Shakespearean acting troupes have gotten in on the Macbeth gag, while also spreading helpful hand-washing instructions: Public health tip: If you aren't sure how long to wash your hands, just remember Lady Macbeth's speech!
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" At a news conference in August, Mr. Murphy, the New Jersey governor, said, "Our administration has asked the Federal Transit Administration to allow us to begin work, but all we've gotten in return is radio silence.
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And the direct competition he's gotten in the state from candidates like Steyer, who has spent significant time, along with more than $18 million on advertising, has offered a marked contrast to his more understated campaign.
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"The Affordable Care Act took us to 90% of coverage — the highest we had ever gotten in our country after many, many efforts including one I was involved in more than 25 years ago," Clinton said.
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"Biblical counselors and therapists, we've seen cases in New Jersey and in California where folks have gotten in trouble because they gave biblical counseling and, you know, the issue is always, it's same sex," Mateer said.
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"If you live by performance, you're going to die by performance, and President Trump has gotten in on the performance game," Jack Ablin, the chief investment officer at the investment advisory firm Cresset Wealth, told me.
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Correction: This article initially hypothesized that Sony was using LG Display's Crystal Sound technology for its OLED TV speaker system, however the Japanese company has gotten in touch to clarify that it has developed its own system.
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"They don't write books about women like me," Claudia says bitterly and, since Joe lives his life by the written word, it causes us to realize just how little honest perspective we've really gotten in this story.
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Update January 8th, 3PM ET: 1More has gotten in touch to say that the images the company provided are not the final design and should be interpreted only as first-draft renderings and concepts still being refined.
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If this is as far as you've gotten in your astrological education, you might think that the only thing that matters about your life is that it started — and everything that comes after it isn't worth charting.
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"I think there's a bigger story in terms of the administration's attacks on the media and how certain media outlets, including Fox News and Sinclair media, how they've sort of gotten in line," Rogers told VICE News.
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But even though the New Yorker shares a three-bedroom apartment, contributing $1,300 toward rent and utilities, he can't quite make ends meet — because he's gotten in the habit of spending $1,100 a month on takeout food.
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"Had the other side gotten in, the market would have gone down 50 percent from where it was," Mr. Trump told a gathering of women at the White House last week, diplomatically avoiding the name Hillary Clinton.
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He's the third circuit court pick Republicans confirmed this week and Trump's 12th appeals pick to be confirmed this year — the most any president has gotten in his first year since the court was created in 1891.
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To collectively admit they have been politically cowardly, that they have talked really tough while doing nothing — and that whatever deal we're going to get now is way worse than what we would have gotten in 2001.
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The College Board, which oversees SAT testing, rolled out the new metric on Thursday, saying it's meant to measure things in the student's environment that might've gotten in the way of their education and subsequent standardized test score.
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Hilaria Baldwin shared an adorable video to Instagram in May where Carmen imitates her dad, and now their boys — 2-year-old Rafael Thomas and even 14-month-old Leonardo Ángel Charles — have gotten in on the action!
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In his radio interview, Kihuen, in Spanish, downplayed the allegations against him, saying he had not raped anyone — despite the fact that he was never accused of rape — and said he had merely gotten in trouble for flirting.
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The performer said that, within two weeks, he was fired for putting his hand over the mask of a talking audience member to quieten them, and for touching a patron who'd gotten in his way during the show.
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"So far they have laughed about 1) a girl who wrote a song for the talent show about being lonely (She is so weird!) 2) the crappy presents they have gotten in the past from friends," Icard wrote.
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Still, a freezing-cold bunk porch sounds like the last place you'd want to live, but hear me out: Sleeping in the cold dorm is, hands down, the greatest sleep I've ever gotten in my life, post-womb.
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Dolce & Gabbana has also gotten in trouble with China in 2017 before for featuring migrant workers and sanitation staff in ads as well as run-down parts of Beijing that didn't promote a glamorous look for the country.
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Once you've gotten in the habit of practicing a simple money habit — say, bringing your lunch to work a few times a week, or setting aside $50 in savings every month — you can start adding on to it.
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But as he has with other advisers who have gotten in trouble, the president also distanced himself, suggesting that Mr. Cohen was in trouble for business dealings separate from any legal representation he had done for Mr. Trump.
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But the Veselnitskaya meeting also implicates top adviser (and first son-in-law) Jared Kushner — who has already gotten in trouble in the past for simply failing to disclose meetings with Russian officials on his security clearance application.
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And so what they've gotten in Trump is a worst-of-all-worlds candidate: He lacks the credentials, skills, relationships, and credibility of an accomplished politician, but he's running atop a surprisingly conventional, and deeply unpopular, policy agenda.
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A controversial candidate who got a lot of attention is Geert Wilders, because while he's gotten in trouble for speaking out against immigrants and Muslims, he's also gotten widespread support from people who want to tighten the Netherland's borders.
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So is McDonald's, but over time we're trying to get more people to eat this way, and so the pie has gotten bigger as more people have gotten in because we're educating the customers against this processed food system.
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This is blasphemy, but in some ways this game feels better than the actual Half-Life 3 we could have gotten, in a universe where Valve didn't ascend to a higher plane of existence to become a monopolistic rentier.
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The tattoo is at least the second Michele (who played protagonist and Monteith's onscreen love interest, Rachel Berry, in Glee) has gotten in honor of Monteith, who died of a heroin overdose on July 13, 2013, at age 31.
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But with all the buzz the fantastic Last Week Tonight has gotten in its first two years — not to mention the fact that the show won for writing at the Creative Arts Emmys last week — it's probably a lock.
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And yet Christopher, for all his cunning, may have gotten in over his head: Even as he prepares to erase himself from Alice's life and disrupt her company, he allows a flicker of romantic regret to cross his face.
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Unlike some Greek historians, we've since confronted the reality that they probably do not, in fact, exist, but that still hasn't gotten in the way of us giving anything we can get our hands on a unicorn-inspired twist.
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Now a virtual cable news fixture, the lawyer for Stormy Daniels had just gotten in the nation's capital for a recent trip when ITK speed-hustled (in heels) with him from his downtown Washington hotel to a nearby Starbucks.
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Democrats have plenty of good reasons to criticize Kavanaugh—his track record on the bench, for one, opposing abortion rights and environmental regulation; and whatever favors he may have gotten in return for buying tickets for Washington power brokers.
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Given how tense the nuclear standoff between the US and North Korea has gotten in recent months, many fear that North Korea might try to disrupt the games with an attack or other provocative behavior like a nuclear test.
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Others expressed the sentiment that the immigrants' parents should have gotten "in line," though for many foreigners, a legal pathway into the country exists only if they have special skills or relatives in the United States who are citizens.
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Some mainstream asset managers such as Blackstone and The Carlyle Group, have even gotten in on the action themselves, launching or taking over such businesses and then expanding them with new hires and raising billions to fuel their investments.
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To the extreme at which I often wonder, if I had never had gotten in to Y Combinator, part of me would like to believe that I would have started a company anyway and I would have been formidable anyway.
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"According to neighbors, and the woman, she had gotten in her vehicle and was about to back up when one of the neighborhood cats jumped in the car and either bit her or scratched her, one of the two," said Taylor.
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I don't know what it is about this that has stuck with me so much through this sleep regression, but her telling me this resonated with me in a way that no other advice I've gotten in the past has.
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"My son has finally gotten in trouble on the bus enough to where he got actually kicked off the bus for three days because he was being a little bully, which I do not tolerate," Thornhill said in the video.
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"The difference is that for the first time, a lot of folks haven't been called out the way they have when their stories have been wrong or when their opinions have gotten in the way of the facts," he said.
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Rowling and Morgan have since taken shots back and forth over the issue, and several celebrities have gotten in on the action — including Ava DuVernay, George Takei, Chelsea Clinton, Don Cheadle, Jojo Moyes, and Kumail Nanjiani have also weighed in. Whew!
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Over the past year, the game's developers have gotten in hot water for using historically specific and emotionally loaded terms like "apartheid" and a play on Black Lives Matter's slogan — "augmented lives matter" appears prominently on posters throughout the world.
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"The help the consumer has gotten in this weak economy from low oil prices is coming to an end," said Larry Goldstein, a director of the Energy Policy Research Foundation, a research group funded by the government and oil industry.
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They noted the lawmakers felt "impeachment has gotten in the way" of the negotiation process around the expiring surveillance provisions and that a longer timeline would give them more space to hammer out an agreement without such an intensive time constraint.
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They noted the lawmakers felt "impeachment has gotten in the way" of the negotiation process around the expiring surveillance provisions, and a longer timeline would give them more space to hammer out an agreement without such an intensive time constraint.
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"We've seen cases in New Jersey and in California where folks have gotten in trouble because they gave biblical counseling and, you know, the issue is always same-sex," he said in an audio recording of the speech obtained by CNN.
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Having returned to his home in Barcelona, where his family was visiting him from Argentina, Trungelliti did not realize there was any chance of playing the French Open until his coach noticed that seven lucky losers had already gotten in.
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" Mr. Lack also took issue with Mr. Farrow's contention that NBC News had gotten in the way of his investigation of Mr. Weinstein, saying that, in the book, the reporter "uses a variety of tactics to paint a fundamentally untrue picture.
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"He didn't convey to me that he finds the guards a constraining force at all, but instead feels they are protecting him," Hurlbut said, adding that He was concerned about threatening emails he had gotten in response to his experiment.
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But lately some of those who were kept out in the cold — Deep Purple, Kiss, Chicago, Genesis — have finally gotten in, and this year the gates opened for Yes (eligible since 1994), Electric Light Orchestra (since 1996) and Journey (since 2000).
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Most internet companies see the legal protections as vital to a free and open internet, while those pushing the sex trafficking bill say that they have gotten in the way of law enforcement efforts to crack down on bad actors.
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I overheard two women wondering whether they should have showed up and gotten in the line, to apply for a new program that would let some undocumented people who had come to this country as children get a work permit.
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Cohen had told Congress that the Trump Tower Moscow project ended early in the campaign, that he hadn't discussed it much with others at Trump's company, and that he hadn't successfully gotten in touch with the Russian government about it.
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During the filming of my new CNN show, "The Redemption Project," I witnessed a different response to violent crime -- one that brings together survivors and those who committed a crime to seek accountability and answers they may not have gotten in the courtroom.
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Trump's tweets also marked the latest instance of the President rejecting the advice he has gotten in recent weeks: to avoid taking any top Democratic candidate on one-on-one at the risk of boosting their chances of securing the Democratic nomination.
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The investor plaintiffs, including the City of Baltimore and the Central Bucks School District in Pennsylvania, accused banks of conspiring to fix prices for municipal derivatives, causing them to receive lower interest rates than they would have gotten in a competitive marketplace.
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Does your day start off with good intentions and a list of items to be fulfilled, only for you to get to the end of the day and find barely anything has been done, because other things have gotten in the way?
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And I recommend we get — especially Black people get this treatment that we've never gotten in this country — a portrayal of the wholeness and fullness of our humanity for all of our fabulousness and flaws, and all the things that impede upon those.
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You can navigate the screens that way, which is handy when you just want to check a text or see how many steps you've gotten in for the day, or you can use your finger and swipe through menus the old-fashioned way.
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Even old man David Ortiz has gotten in on the fun: with 36 home runs so far in his farewell tour, he's edged out 1986 Athletics designated hitter (and noted scumbag) Dave Kingman for most homers hit in a final big-league season.
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Clinton reach women, the hit daytime show has inadvertently gotten in the way of Sony's efforts to hold young males, a vital component of the audience for all but a handful of summer blockbusters (like, for instance, "Sex and the City," in 2008).
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"Biblical counselors and therapists, we've seen cases in New Jersey and in California where folks have gotten in trouble because they gave biblical counseling and, you know, the issue is always, it's same sex," Mateer says in audio obtained by CNN's KFile.
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Speaking to both Fox News and Reuters, Lafe Langford Jr. alleges his family may have inadvertently gotten in the middle of a years-long violent dispute between the Sinaloa and Juarez cartels over routes used to move drugs into the United States.
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"[It is] true that Republicans have gotten in the mud, particularly in the last few days, with Donald Trump, but I think the reality is the Republicans have not run a real campaign against Donald Trump," he said, according to The Daily Caller.
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No disrespect to Oaxacan cuisine or the attention that it has gotten in the food media at all, since its rich landscape and 40 different languages spoken in just that one state makes its gastronomy one of the most complex in Mexico.
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But now that I have this record, I can say it's because I've gotten in touch with that place again and there was more to be found there and I'm willing to risk the whole legacy because it came from the same place.
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In a text story, I might have described that there were two women who were collapsed, but the fact that I had to leave because it would have been obscene for me to try to interview them would not have gotten in.
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In order to set it up: One more thing: it would be remiss of us if we didn't mention that, in the past, Facebook (WhatsApp's parent company) has gotten in trouble for using phone numbers provided for two-factor authentication for ad-targeting.
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Reed said the board expected to have a plan by the end of summer at the latest, after accessing what reservoirs JKX's assets held, how production returns could be optimised and how adequate equipment to do so could be gotten in Ukraine.
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"Bruce Rauner and special interest groups have spent over $100 million to get him elected and for him to stay in power, but all Illinois has gotten in return is a 736-day budget crisis, instability and cuts in services," Caprara said.
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Washington (CNN)The mayor of Salem, Massachusetts, told President Donald Trump on Tuesday to "learn some history" after he claimed that the people accused in the Salem witch trials had received more due process than he has gotten in the impeachment inquiry.
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Obviously, Elon's a great leader in many ways, but some of the stuff he did was really problematic, especially around the comments relating to his stock, which I think a lot of other CEOs would have gotten in a lot more trouble.
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The fact that the actual Reeves — like any living, breathing human — is likely a lot more complicated than that has never gotten in the way of how he's been enshrined in the popular imagination, in part because Reeves has never seen fit to fight it.
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We have seen individuals pay off debt and that consumer debt quite frankly has been predatory debt that they have been -- that they have gotten in trouble with as they have sought opportunities to create better opportunities for themselves and their families in the past.
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Stalled agenda The drip, drip, drip of allegations surrounding Trump campaign associates' contacts with Russian officials have gotten in the way of White House officials' efforts to implement Trump's agenda, dogging efforts on Capitol Hill and sending the president's top aides into crisis response mode.
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If you're in the market for nude lingerie that legitimately coordinates with your own skin shade, the options are indeed more plentiful than in the past: Indie brands like Nubian Skin paved the way, while other upstarts, like Naja, have gotten in on the action.
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"We could have totally gotten in, but I hadn't prepared them; I just went into this mind-set automatically," said Ms. Nenno, who estimated that she found her way into more than 70 shows when she lived in New York City from 1975 to 1987.
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The Murphy's house in Home Alone: The same garage spotted in Friends: If you haven't been convinced by the video alone, 22 Vision is said to have gotten in touch with the residents of the real house in Winnetka, Illinois, who confirmed the claim.
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"We are getting more snow today, tomorrow and Sunday than we have normally gotten in the last two winters in any one period of time," Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel said during a Friday morning news conference, adding that the city's top priority was residents' safety.
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There were all manner of talking heads and costumed delegates milling around, and I spotted Bakari T. Sellera, a former Democratic state legislator from South Carolina who'd gotten in a fight with Pastor Scott on CNN the night before over Trump's position on police brutality.
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Even the U.S. Department of Defense has gotten in on the act, creating virtual games and simulations to train employees and candidates for important tasks that would be too difficult or too costly to do in the real world — say, building a spaceship or practicing fraud detection.
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" Duterte has seemed less committed to the strategic partnership with the U.S. Searight said a good relationship is "vital to the United States given its location on the South China Sea and the enhanced access that the American military has gotten in recent years with the Philippines.
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They have plenty more traumatic middle school experiences to mine, from Erskine's getting reprimanded for showing some boys a girl's bedroom at a party, to Konkle's waking her mom up in the middle of the night to tell her she had gotten in some very minor trouble.
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She didn't flinch when I told her it was from the clearance bin at Urban Outfitters, and instead said that it reminded her of this new designer they had gotten in late last year from, she was super into it, and, Would I like to see?
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On his own merits, Jared would not have gotten in, since he lacked both top grades and SAT scores: "Margot Krebs, who was director of Frisch's college preparatory program at the time, said, 'Jared was certainly not anywhere near the top of his class,'" Golden recounts.
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"We are getting more snow today, tomorrow and Sunday than we have normally gotten in the last two winters in any one period of time," Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel said in a Friday morning news conference, adding that the city's top priority is the safety of residents.
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As the story was later told to me, on Christmas Eve my parents — never long-range planners in these matters — had gone out to buy the atomic cannon and, lo and behold, the major Atlanta department store, Rich's, had just gotten in a shipment of Bulldog Tanks.
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And what they did with this informant is went and talked and then outreached to two or three leaders on the campaign to test not whether Trump was colluding with Russia, but whether Russia was doing outreach to the Trump campaign, how deep they may have gotten in there.
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" Added Bushnell: "There are so many weird elements to being in a relationship after The Bachelor … We've gotten in arguments like any other couple, but about some things that other couples wouldn't have to fight about, like the fact that we met when he was dating other women.
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But this ignores that reality TV is really popular, and Trump is really good at being on reality TV. And, more specifically, the skills he learned on reality TV make him better equipped to handle tough challenges and big pushback than other candidates who've gotten in similar hot water.
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But even though he shares a three-bedroom apartment, contributing $1,300 toward rent and utilities, he can't quite make ends meet — because he's gotten in the habit of spending $303,100 a month on takeout food and more on subway cards and Uber rides, bar tabs, dates and so on.
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But even though he shares a three-bedroom apartment, contributing $1,300 toward rent and utilities, he can't quite make ends meet — because he's gotten in the habit of spending $1,100 a month on takeout food and more on subway cards and Uber rides, bar tabs, dates and so on.
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While he has stated repeatedly that he wants to repeal and replace Obamacare, he has also gotten in the way of his own message by insisting that a reform bill does things these bills do not do, most notably lower costs, increase coverage, and not kill lots of people.
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In a behind-the-scenes video from her hit music video "Thank U, Next," Grande called attention to her new "Myron" tattoo — named after Miller's dog — which was situated in the same spot as an inking she'd previously gotten in honor of Davidson's father, who died during the Sept.
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" And that was after the state party had already gotten in trouble for voter suppression: A few months prior, a federal court struck down several voting restrictions passed by North Carolina GOP lawmakers, writing in a scathing opinion that Republicans had "target[ed] African-Americans with almost surgical precision.
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He has gotten in trouble before when Google temporarily delisted Natural News in 2017—but despite speculation it related to the reams of inaccurate medical information that the site injects into search results or Adam's belief the CIA was somehow involved, it turned out Google merely penalized him for sneaky redirects.
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" FROM COINAGE: The Most Expensive TV Shows of All Time In the wake of his son's death, Frank says that "several" people "have gotten in touch with us already in complete thankfulness — and incredibly grateful and incredibly sorry for our loss, but unbelievably grateful that they're able to continue living.
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Summarizing how bad things have gotten in stark terms, Harris likened big tech to a sort of cult leader: We have a name for this asymmetric power relationship, and that's a fiduciary relationship or a duty of care relationship—the same standard we apply to doctors, to priests, to lawyers.
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Celebrities have gotten in on the fun, too: Designers Zac Posen and Rachel Roy, longtime Project Runway judge and Marie Claire creative director Nina Garcia, Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas, NastyGal founder Sophia Amoruso, Teen Wolf actress Holland Roden and YouTube star Ingrid Nilsen all shared their own unique hearts on Twitter.
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One German TV station and one German radio station had gotten in-person interviews, but they focused heavily on what was of interest to a German public: Mr. Sarfo's radicalization at a local mosque, his interaction with well-known German jihadists in Syria, and the Islamic State's desire to attack Germany.
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It wasn't the hats that ultimately led investigators to Boyle again—according to the feds, he'd had gotten in the habit of placing 9-1-1 hoax calls just prior to his robberies in order to distract local police, yet another tactic Rehder's sure Boyle picked up in the pen.
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The Get Down's bizarre release strategy — the first season was released in two halves eight months apart — and a messy pilot seem to have gotten in the way of buzz for this energetic, enthralling tribute to the Bronx in the '70s, the early days of hip-hop, and the creative impulse.
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A recent New York Times article by Matthew Goldstein and Alexandra Stevenson examined chief executives and other prominent figures who have gotten in trouble with the law and have used social media to make their case in the court of public opinion — even though actual courts take a dim view of such antics.
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It's notable that so many of the president's top aides, from Attorney General Jeff Sessions to Jared Kushner to Donald Trump Jr. to Michael Flynn to George Papadopolous have gotten in trouble because of "forgetfulness," omissions, or outright lies concerning meetings with Russians and Russian officials during the campaign and the transition. 4.
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My view on this, having been working on it for many years now, is that the Affordable Care Act took us to 90 percent of coverage, the highest we'd ever gotten in our country, after many, many efforts, including the one I was involved in, you know, more than 25 years ago.
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And her family told him that if you don't touch her, you are going to rescue her —— Callimachi: When he had gotten in touch with the girl's father, the father was so relieved and so grateful for what he had done that he, in fact, offered to help him flee the city.
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Even Tiffany Trump has gotten in on the posting action, wearing American flag shoes and posing with half-brother Eric on the balcony outside the White House solarium: And while it's fun to catch these mini-episodes of "keeping up with the Trumps," the branding of the Trump clan is likely the paramount strategy here.
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Al Franken has gotten in on the action, writing a lengthy series of hypothetical questions that he would have asked Kavanuagh at his confirmation hearing -- had he not been unceremoniously unseated from the Senate and the Judiciary Committee last year amid allegations he tried to forcibly kiss multiple women and grope another on-camera.
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Rules have never gotten in the way of a good time for this raucous group of basketball fans who have been attending the Final Four since the 243s as members of a club — or, ahem, a "university" — called Maguire, named after a bar in Chicago, where its founders made it out of whole cloth.
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Classification of marijuana as a Schedule I drug, which puts it in the same category as heroin, LSD and ecstasy, has gotten in the way of a lot of research, said Dr. Timothy Fong, a professor of addiction psychiatry at the University of California, Los Angeles, and a faculty member of the UCLA Cannabis Research Initiative.
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While conservatives have gotten in the habit of attacking Ocasio-Cortez for allegedly not being well-versed in policy details, she in fact succinctly and accurately described how progressive marginal tax rates work while discussing her proposal, which she's pushing as part of a plan to finance a "Green New Deal," during the 60 Minutes interview.
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While the Call of Duty machine is only interested in this for spectacle, as a kind of cinematic emotional investment bridge that gets you from Plot Beat A to Plot Beat B, and uses, for example, a child dying in a chemical attack as a way of demonstrating how bad things have gotten in their fictional world.
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The most popular theory about The Fader's suspension, expressed by readers but shut down by the site's editors, was that it had something to do with the magazine's recent cover featuring Love & Hip Hop star and artist Cardi B. Another suggested that The Fader had also shared a Young Thug track list and gotten in trouble with Atlantic Records — also rebutted.
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" The company's statement goes on to provide some cover to potential spouse who might have gotten in trouble with their significant others, saying that account information hadn't been verified for accuracy, and that "because a person's name or other information appears to have been released in the data breach does not mean that person actually was a member of Ashley Madison.
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The viewers don't get a cause of death, so one is left to assume Swift is making a statement about all the bad press she's gotten in the last year or so with everything from her break up and spat with producer and DJ Calvin Harris, to her highly-publicized falling out with rapper Kanye West and his wife, Kim Kardashian.
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The issue is that among those of us who know her, we can be fairly certain that Nielsen hates this policy and hates defending it, but she feels that in the oddball "Game of Thrones"-like environment of the Trump presidency, she was handed an opportunity to land a Cabinet level position -- one that she might not have gotten in any other administration.
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" More from Tonic: "I don't remember most of my dreams, but I have had several periods of really intense and violent nightmares...I had this nightmare where I got this call that my best friend had gotten in an accident," DeRose recalls, "It was always her mom or one of her friends calling me to tell me she might not make it.
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There was a rush to transfer those remaining refugees out of the shelter to safe homes with whatever friends and families they had in the US. Some of them had finally gotten in touch with distant relatives they hadn't managed to reach before, or decided to reach out to people they had resisted calling because they didn't want to be a burden on them.
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THE HUNTING ACCIDENT: A True Story of Crime and Poetry (First Second, $34.99), written by David L. Carlson and drawn with graphomaniacal fervor by Landis Blair, begins with a lengthy feint: It purports at first to be about the relationship between its narrator, Charlie Rizzo, a young Chicagoan in the late 1950s who's gotten in trouble with the law, and his blind, literature-loving father, Matt.
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Strange to consider that for all the public scrutiny and criticism that big tech companies have gotten in recent years—most notably for fostering the kind of unregulated online environment that allowed the 2016 campaign to be fought through targeted deceit—there is a chance the presidential election could come down to two candidates who have more than made their peace with Silicon Valley.
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Republicans are blaming Democrats, Democrats are blaming Republicans, and Trump — the leader of the party controlling both houses of Congress — says it's because they need even more control: In fact, this is the first time since Jimmy Carter that a government shutdown has occurred while one party controls all three branches of government, not that facts have ever gotten in the way of Trump's pronouncements before.
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The cartoon "Black Endorsements Matter," from cartoonist Matt Bors, captures how weird this has all gotten in online debates over the candidates: Bors explained the cartoon in a post at the Daily Kos: The "Magical Negro" is a trope in cinema where a black supporting characters are "portrayed as coming to the aid of a film's white protagonists" and who "possess special insight or mystical powers," as Wikipedia has it written up.
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Well, here we are, 14-months later, and Hopkins is now set to step into the ring next Saturday, December 17th, at The Forum in Inglewood, CA. In our defense, Hopkins had full intention of facing Abraham had mandatory defenses from the WBO not gotten in the way, and well it's Hopkins—who is still fighting at the age of 51—so how the hell is anyone supposed to know what's running through that guy's mind?
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After that, though, results vary widely—from the Nationals, who are turning about a $38 million a year profit above what they would have gotten in their old stadium (helped by the fact that they paid almost nothing toward their new one), to the Mets, who have somehow managed to be $60 million in the red per year relative to what would be expected without a new stadium, despite spending only $44 million a year on stadium debt payments.
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A well-known programming book publisher had gotten in touch with me to discuss writing a book about Doom 3 modding, so I had an excuse to email id to let them know that was happening, to introduce myself, and to ask if it was OK. I think their response was a relatively terse "this is fine," so though the book thing didn't go anywhere, I least got to find out we weren't on not-speaking-terms.
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Read more:Here&aposs what you can do to help people experiencing homelessness this holiday seasonThe 9 states with the worst homelessness crises reveal how bad the housing crunch has gotten in US citiesPop-up shelters that can be assembled in 20 minutes without tools could provide a new type of housing for the homelessA woman who gets $500 a month, no strings attached, reveals what it&aposs like to be one of the few people in the US to get a basic income
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By year&aposs end, the deal volume in the so-called secondaries market will have reached close to $100 billion, a 35 percent increase from last year and almost quadruple the size of the market just seven years ago, according to data from investment banking firm Greenhill & Co.Some mainstream asset managers such as Blackstone and The Carlyle Group, have even gotten in on the action themselves, launching or taking over such businesses and then expanding them with new hires and raising billions to fuel their investments.
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