We haven't even gotten through half the things you've done.
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"I could not have gotten through this without my husband."
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"Everybody's fine, we've gotten through it really well," she continued.
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I had gotten through to the final casting in style.
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The bracelet suggested that her message had not gotten through.
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He's gotten through so much difficulty with so much grace.
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The portion of the game I have gotten through is... fine.
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And there's a significant amount of fatigue to be gotten through.
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We've had our ups and downs, and we've gotten through everything.
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Parts of it are guarded, but refugees have still gotten through.
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It might not have gotten through the Senate, even back then.
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"We've gotten through TSA," said Loren AliKhan, representing DC and Maryland.
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Another week has come and gone and you've gotten through it.
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I think now she's satisfied knowing this has finally gotten through.
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"I've dealt with a lot but I've gotten through it," she says.
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I haven't gotten through very much of the game because of this.
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"He's gotten through so much difficulty with so much grace," Biden said.
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That transmission, at least, has gotten through to kids hearing it today.
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Cohen now has gotten through that vetting process, apparently to Mueller's satisfaction.
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Truthfully, I don't remember how I've gotten through most of my breakups.
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He's experienced challenging times before this point, but he's gotten through them.
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And the last two years, we haven't gotten through the first night.
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"I've gotten through this past year the way I've gotten through every day of my life: faithfully trusting God to do what God does, which is to show up, redeem and restore," Gifford wrote in the open letter.
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What's to make the average schmo turn down a job gotten through connections?
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And, of course, they've gotten through a fair few drinks in the process.
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I applaud him for what he's done, and gotten through what he has.
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My Human Uber couldn't have gotten through the day without his gracious guidance.
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NIH declined to comment and hasn't explained how Okunji could've gotten through security.
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"I've gotten through this past year the way I've gotten through every day of my life: faithfully trusting God to do what God does, which is to show up, redeem and restore," Gifford, 62, wrote in an open letter on Tuesday.
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I've gotten through about 280 in total, around 150 of those just this year.
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No matter how poorly I had played, at least I had gotten through it.
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"He is tired, and we've gotten through a quarter [of the questions]," she said.
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But that doesn't seem to have gotten through to the majority of Republican voters.
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After all, she said, she had gotten through nursing school with his program's help.
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I probably would have spoken to him if he'd called, if he'd gotten through.
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"He is tired, and we've gotten through a quarter [of the questions]," she said.
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Some of them haven't gotten through it yet," he told ET. "They all have boys.
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"I couldn't have gotten through it if it weren't for my wife, Jaclyn," he says.
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" Previously, Doherty told Entertainment Tonight, "I could not have gotten through this without my husband.
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It seems to me how they've gotten through this and are starting to open up.
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WE'VE GOTTEN THROUGH THE LAST FIVE YEARS WITH CUBANS COMING TO THE UNITED STATES AND STAYING.
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They had gotten through about 1,85033 of the letters as of this week, the newspaper reported.
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Health care is one of the most valuable benefits workers have traditionally gotten through their employers.
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Beyond that, Trump's reversal — from "hoax" to battle — may not have gotten through to all Americans.
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"Very few places in this world could have gotten through what we went through," Trump said.
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And I've gotten through a lot of things with men in my career by being funny.
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"But the message that has gotten through is that the mayor is anti-pizza," Mr. Russo said.
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We had just gotten through this disaster and now we had to buckle down for another one?
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"I would not have gotten through that day had Will not sat down beside me," Wright said.
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Throughout the day I've gotten through two lattes, a panini, a muffin and at least five waters.
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I said this even though we'd gotten through only about half of the high school algebra assignments.
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None have ever gotten through the House, so passage of the FAIR Act is a major milestone.
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We are so grateful for our family and friends who we couldn't have gotten through this journey without.
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"I don't think I could have gotten through this process without the support of my husband," she said.
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"Compared to what they used to buy, they essentially have halted - but some have gotten through," Suderman said.
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They were not the only ones that appeared to have gotten through the outer perimeter of the DNC.
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Gabriella wouldn't have even gotten through two notes of "When There Was Me and You." via GIPHY 2.
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"I think Kourtney and I have gotten through that rough patch and started a healing process," said Kris.
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If Vettel hadn't turned in and left one more metre of room, we would have all gotten through.
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I don't think I could have gotten through our second surrogacy without the support of our grief therapist.
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I'd gotten through infertility, gotten past a failed adoption, braced my way through I.V.F. and a C-section.
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In some tests, fake explosives hidden in laptops had gotten through security scanners almost without fail, they said.
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Once they've gotten through all the cards, Tinder will show which candidate is most aligned with their views.
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BECKY QUICK: Does this mean that they have kind of finally gotten through that and can move forward?
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"It has been a very rough 17 months and I couldn't have gotten through it without all of you."
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Immigration at a busy terminal can take hours; with Global Entry, I've gotten through at JFK in four minutes.
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But those friends were the select few who, somehow, by charm or by luck, had gotten through his shell.
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Reed jumped in to argue that if this merger hadn't gotten through, more journalism jobs could have been lost.
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Some advocates for gay equality in the church said their message seemed to have gotten through to church leaders.
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Okay we've gotten through the what of these processors, now onto what actually matters—how fast the damn things are.
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Link believes the stock will be a buy come April once Apple has gotten through its iPhone 6S inventory glut.
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"There was a decree of confiscation of any property of the Batista regime gotten through ill-gotten gains," Freyre said.
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I've been doing so since high school over 45 years ago and couldn't have gotten through law school without it.
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Tonight is the first time where someone has successfully gotten through and had this type of terrorist attack in our city.
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And over the past three weeks, we've each gotten through a lot of stupid little tasks we'd been ignoring for months.
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Takei said he left the conversation feeling he had gotten through to Cho, and that the plot point would be changed.
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When Celeste, with her children in tow, goes to the airport I thought maybe Dr. Reisman had gotten through to her.
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And my husband and I had gotten through all of this together and it was like proof of your relationship's strength.
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The Israeli Army says it has used drones to bring down 670 kites and balloons, but hundreds more have gotten through.
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Nauert's Office of Government Ethics paperwork hadn't even gotten through review until well after Trump tweeted that he would nominate her.
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A few others have pointed out this inconsistent attitude toward rule-breaking, and the message must have gotten through to Bloomberg.
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Far more than any jam band record I've gotten through, this is the rock dream the hippies invented before they burned out.
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Investors had feared for the single currency's future if one of the far-left candidates had gotten through to fight Le Pen.
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It appears as though we've gotten through Apple's first-quarter report only slightly scathed, but will we be so lucky next quarter?
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"We have just gotten through a major crisis," said Carlos Buesa, founder and chief executive of Oryzon Genomics, a Spanish biopharmaceutical firm.
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If Trump had said "'This is coming,' then we probably could have gotten through this thing with a normal curve," he said.
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We've gotten through one year of Obamacare without the individual mandate and the results are clear: the insurance market did not collapse.
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When we were done, he returned them and checked out the next two and so on until we'd gotten through all six.
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His phone's home screen is littered with VPN apps, which he's gotten through ShareIt after the 2G network was restored in Kupwara.
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And it's a bit flip to note that we've had presidents suffering physical and mental illnesses and gotten through that just fine.
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Chelsea White spoke about all the perks the family had gotten through the page — trips abroad, gifts, clothes — and Stampp saw an opportunity.
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In my defense, we were supposed to have gotten through all the fantasy suite dates last week and taken a bye this week.
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Sources close to Tiny tell TMZ T.I. thinks Tiny has overreacted because they've always gotten through rough patches in their 15-year relationship.
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"I think he'll be a tremendous secretary of Labor," the president added, noting that Acosta has gotten through the Senate confirmation process before.
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Yes, we have successfully gotten through Halloween — not to mention the upheaval at Burberry, and the brouhaha around Paul Manafort's bizarre shopping habits.
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We may have only gotten through two of the five seasons, but the plan for the last three was there from the beginning.
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Honestly, I've gotten through so many break-ups just by driving to a suburban Target and smelling the deodorants and candles for hours.
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"Less than a year ago a meal like this would have been something to be tolerated and 'gotten through' but never enjoyed," she continues.
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You've gotten through the week of the Google Docs phishing ploy that rocked the world, or at least a vocal corner of the media.
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"It seems incredibly unlikely that it would have gotten through any of those hurdles today," veteran showrunner and ratings watcher Kyle Killen told me.
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The SVV incubator seeks companies that have already gotten through a few iterations of a hardware prototype and have figured out what customers want.
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I had already gotten through the bagged milk portion of the day, surely one of the most trying tasks I would be put to.
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At least Rift is now shipping in as few as two business days, having gotten through the backlog of pre-orders it experienced at launch.
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"Compared to what they used to buy, they essentially have halted - but some have gotten through," said Arlan Suderman, chief commodities economist for INTL FCStone.
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"I think things need to pick up ... now that we've gotten ... through the first cut of all the information," Warner told CNN in an interview.
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"All those questions are now going to be coming to a head, because we've now gotten through the first round of document review," Warner said.
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I've gotten through many Thursdays, when I was agitated by both deadlines and the heat index, by rewarding myself with a paddle at the end.
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I am more of a thought leader, and working from that framework makes me very happy about the recognition that I've gotten through social media.
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I'd faced the solo vacation stigma, gotten through four days without talking to another human being, read three books, and felt like a million bucks.
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"Very little of the Labour manifesto has gotten through to most voters," Clarkson says, citing interviews his firm has conducted with swing voters around the country.
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The film wrapped in April and seems to have gotten through its messy drama and adopted a much-needed title change from the original, boring Tupac.
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The challenge is that a lot of these kids have gotten through life without learning anything about sexual health and some lack even basic anatomical information.
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If their grades had not depended on it, they might have gotten through class by doing their own work and keeping out of one another's business.
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ROSS: WELL, WHERE THEY LITERALLY STAND IS THEY'RE RECESSED FOR ANOTHER COUPLE OF WEEKS, BUT SUBSTANTIVELY, WE'VE NOW GOTTEN THROUGH MOST OF THE FAIRLY EASY ISSUES.
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Sorkin, meanwhile, was merely happy to have gotten through his first time pulling writer/director duty on a film with a result that may subvert expectations.
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Why it matters: The White House has just gotten through a spending fight that pushed Congress — and the federal workforce affected by the shutdown — to the brink.
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It seems almost certain that someone has gotten through to him, convincing him that he needs to tamp down the tweets and pump up the scripted speeches.
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Opponents have managed 24 hits in 23 innings over Fiers' last five outings and he has gotten through seven consecutive starts without giving up a home run.
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So, instead, here is how I am going to use this space: I don't know that I would've gotten through this year without Breath of the Wild.
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The federal government has for decades tried to intercept illicit drugs before they come into the US, but drugs have consistently gotten through in huge numbers anyway.
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The downstream effects of the chain migration categories are often overlooked by amnesty advocates and are a significant reason why Dreamer amnesties have never gotten through Congress.
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But, even though I've already gotten through the NYC real estate hunger games, the thought of moving makes me shut down to the point of feeling dead inside.
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And I thought that maybe, just maybe, I'd gotten through to him—maybe he would vote for an amendment adding exceptions for rape and incest to the bill.
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Leo has gotten through December's tests on a quite barebones budget for a space startup of about $520,000, through TechStars and a grant from the National Science Foundation.
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Obviously, some reasonable individual has gotten through to him that to continue the dangerous game of tit for tat could be ruinous to our country and our allies.
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Now, America has gotten through a legitimacy-threatening electoral event in Florida before: the 2000 recount, which many Democrats still believe the Supreme Court stole from Al Gore.
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"The decision we made weighs heavily on us, but we see that Beckham has gotten through it and he understands why we've done this for his sister," says Glenn.
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" Obama also talked about the value of strong friendships, noting she could not have gotten through her time in the White House without a "posse who kept me sane.
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Nick: It's a relief to have gotten through the slog of bad things happening to good people that season seven seemed to relish in presenting over and over again.
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I do know people who believe in the ideas behind those superpowers, and who've gotten through tough times by listening to and thinking on the words of those stories.
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Allen said that this is the first time someone has gotten through like this and the only fatality that he's aware of in his 15 years with the county.
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"He thought he had gotten through and not been noticed or singled out and that he was going to get away without an individual interaction," Wittes told the Times.
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Now that we've gotten through the more grounded readings of the movie, let's dive headfirst into what the many mythical and literary allusions sprinkled throughout The Lighthouse could mean.
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Trump's message has gotten through to his supporters in a big way about Clinton, who Trump calls a criminal for her handling of classified information as secretary of state.
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Back in May, it looked like House Republicans had gotten through the hardest part: They'd found a bill that could satisfy both moderate and conservative members of their caucus.
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We've gotten through some of the easiest stuff (writing Christmas thank-you letters, hanging pictures, cleaning mirrors) and are looking at bigger-picture things we've been putting off even longer.
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"Honestly, if it wasn't for her, I wouldn't have gotten through a lot of the things I went through in terms of coming out as gay," he told i-D.
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We are not discussing how well we succeeded at the Raw 30 Diet or comparing jogging routines or logging how many Theodor Adorno essays we have gotten through this month.
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He might face a little more resistance in trying to get the legislation passed, but now that the USMCA has gotten through Congress, Canada is likely to pass it, too.
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"I was amazed he took the call, and I was actually hopeful," Clapper said, adding he believed he had "gotten through to him" after Trump announced he would visit CIA headquarters.
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How this error has gotten through unchecked is mystifying to all of us here at GOGOT; even more mystifying is how this character ended up on our draft, of all things.
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In most attacks that have gotten through, Western security agencies had picked up at least some specific chatter on planning, which they later realized related to the attack, the source said.
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Theoretically, an attacker would lure a user into installing a malicious app — most likely from a third-party app store (it's unlikely on Google Play, though malware has gotten through before).
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What's next: Iran will be closely watching next week's meetings at the United Nations to see if its message has gotten through — specifically, whether any sanctions relief is in the cards.
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Characters enter the titular haunted house and wander from room to room, but even when they think they've gotten through the last door, it turns out they're right back where they started.
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"Well, at this point, we've just gotten through the bulk of earnings season, so portfolio managers can take stock of the fastest growth trends that they saw during earnings season," Cramer said.
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Judicial nominees have rarely gotten through the Senate without the approval of their home state senators, a system that senators have used to exert leverage with the White House in choosing candidates.
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As wonderful and rewarding as being a mother is, there are sure to be moments that make you question your sanity and wonder how the hell anyone has gotten through motherhood, ever.
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"He thought he had gotten through and not been noticed or singled out and that he was going to get away without an individual interaction," Mr. Wittes said Mr. Comey told him.
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In recent years, Supreme Court nominees have gotten through their confirmation hearings by refusing to say how they would rule on what they say is a hypothetical future case on the issue.
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Bowser in a tweet said that she had gotten through to the "reality star in the White House" that a large-scale military parade honoring veterans in the city was a bad idea.
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Mr. Rodriguez was convinced that his entreaties to the president on immigration had gotten through, based on Mr. Trump's assertion that, "as a father and a grandfather," he had sympathy for the Dreamers.
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If you've done it properly, your plate will stay clean even after you've gotten through the filling, a deeply savory mix of beef, pork shoulder, garlic, onion, Georgian red pepper and fresh cilantro.
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I was thrilled to hear that his children were now promising young adults, details I could have gotten through my ex had I ever thought to ask in the occasional emails we trade.
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Even if something had gotten through the House, there was much less room for error in the Senate, where a mere three GOP defections are enough to kill even a filibuster-proof bill.
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When combined with McConnell's successful blockade of Merrick Garland, last year's confirmation of Neil Gorsuch, and the dozens of conservative lower court judges he's gotten through, it would make for a remarkable legacy.
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The last man to do it was Rod Laver, in 1969, and no one since Jim Courier in 1992 has gotten through the French Open with two of the four Grand Slam singles titles.
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He and fellow Republican Commissioner Christine Wilson said after the YouTube deal that the fine and required changes in Google's conduct were "almost certainly better" than what the agency could have gotten through litigation.
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" Steinem also shared that she's gotten through this last year by making sure she is "with the majority of Americans who rejected him," explaining, "He did not win the popular vote by a long shot.
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But despite all the drama, Trump says there's a silver lining: "In a certain way what you did might've been a favor because I felt so good about having gotten through," he says in the clip.
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I've never gotten through "Infinite Jest" — I've literally read every one of Wallace's essays, and enjoy his writing immensely, but I'm embarrassed to confess I've never have the time or patience to finish the big one.
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Yet in the more than three years since the first law was enacted, no one seems to have obtained any drugs via these laws that they couldn't have gotten through the existing FDA Expanded Access Program.
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In tapping his CIA director, Mike Pompeo, to replace outgoing Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Trump set up two fresh confirmation battles to restaff his Cabinet -- when experts say he still hasn't gotten through his first wave.
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"When we have an easy punchline, I think we have to acknowledge that we're dehumanizing actual human beings," said Gadsby, who added that meeting Lewinsky was "an amazing moment" because she felt her message had gotten through.
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The few reports that have gotten through the Australian government's iron grip on information show mass violence, sexual abuse, riots, and death—a lot of which has been at the hands of prison guards and local authorities.
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I've now gotten through a good deal of it and can say that, barring a few technical issues, this is a praiseworthy thing Nintendo has done, and I hope they do it with more of their classic library.
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We hadn't even gotten through the gate from the parking lot when the first of many obscenities was dropped by the supercharged revelers whom my son and I book-ended in age by several years in both directions.
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So six months later … it replays, and they've gotten through what they needed to get through, and it's rehashed in front of everyone, and everyone's giving their opinions all over again, and we're live tweeting, and everyone's chiming in.
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Randall freaks out when he turns around and sees Andy gone, thinking he used Randall's momentary distraction to jump — but then he sees that Andy just walked back into the party, Randall's message apparently having gotten through to him.
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Starting on March 8th, 2019, that will change to just two PS4 games per month, although any games that players have already gotten through the service will continue to be accessible for as long as they continue to subscribe.
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"More than half of the area planted with soy has already gotten through its yield-setting stages, with some areas in the central farm belt only a few weeks from harvesting," the exchange said in its weekly crop report.
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Armik Mirzayan, a professor of linguistics at the university, presented what he said was the first partial Lakota translation of the "To be or not to be" soliloquy, though he had only gotten through about nine lines so far.
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Police departments across the country spend tens of thousands of dollars on equipment to monitor activists and track protest gatherings using cell location data often gotten through social media, according to a report by the Brennan Center for Justice last November.
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She also opens up about why she's so passionate about this new album — my favorite one yet, which is saying something, because like many of you, I've gotten through plenty of breakups and girl power moments thanks to some Kelly Clarkson jams.
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But the CYA with the Hillary Clinton and these emails all along but if you actually read this report, I&aposve gotten through most of it, there is a lot in this report that the press, of course, is conveniently glossing over.
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You know, all the training and interventions that I&aposve gotten through the years of education, it&aposs fascinating because the most effective way that we can support a veteran is simply to be there as empathic and caring, loving, compassionate friend.
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"I can honestly say that as beat up as I was when I got there with the workload, I don't know how I would have gotten through if he hadn't been there," he told an audience hosted by the Federalist Society in 2013.
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JUSTICE CLARENCE THOMAS, ASSOCIATE JUSTICE: I can honestly say that as beat up as I was when I got there with the workload, I don't know how I would have gotten through it if he hadn't there -- he became quickly a friend.
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"At the expense of embarrassing him," he said, " I can honestly say that as beat up as I was when I got there with the workload, I don't know how I would have gotten through it, if he hadn't been there," Thomas said.
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"The fact that despite China's friendly overtures to the DPRK, Kim Jong Un turned around and did the thing that he knew the Chinese most objected to—a nuclear test—certainly tells me that that message hasn't yet gotten through," the official said.
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"If we had had the cooperation of the State Department, the D.O.D., the C.I.A., you know, we could have gotten through this a lot quicker," Mr. Westmoreland said in an interview between House votes on Wednesday, using initials for the Department of Defense.
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Try counting the moments of real change, drama or even strong reaction over the last six months that go beyond verbal, and before you've gotten through the fingers on one hand, you'll probably already be down to the firing of the Mooch.
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For me, the issue will be now that we've gotten through yearend in terms of the repo market, I'm sure we'll have some significant debates in the early part of this year about the size and trajectory of the Fed balance sheet.
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So, six months later, when they've gotten through what they needed to get through, and it's rehashed in front of everyone and everyone's giving their opinions all over again, and we're live tweeting...so that is hard, for Khloé and I'm sure for Tristan.
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"We had gotten through the first part, of being all starry-eyed, and I was still in love with this person and I knew we were built to last," said Mr. Sternal, who is now a vice president for investment strategy at Bank of New York Mellon.
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No longer liars, no longer worthless, today's survivors are initiating consequences none of them could have gotten through any lawsuit — in part because the laws do not permit relief against individual perpetrators, but more because they are being believed and valued as the law seldom has.
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About a half-hour into the movie, after it had gotten through the interminable mini-origin stories for its many supervillains (though, curiously, not all of them, since a couple are dropped into the story, seemingly at random, later on), I suddenly realized just how bored I was.
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But as Justin Elliott has detailed for ProPublica, the final merger that brought the number of big carriers down from five to four — between American and US Air in 2015— was intensely controversial among professional regulators, and appears to have gotten through in a storm of lobbying and political pressure.
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"For me personally, if I had worked for someone who didn't let me wear my Birkenstocks on occasion, or didn't like that I was funny, or saw being funny as disrespect or anything like that, I never would've been successful or gotten through all the things I did," she says.
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"Every team has now gotten through, whether it's Iran, Libya, and even after the reinstitution of the executive order on travel, we still got Yemen and Syrian refugees through," Mr. Sestak said, referring to the president's ban on most visitors from six predominantly Muslim countries, including Yemen and Syria but not Afghanistan.
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I thought no one could possibly understand how I felt, and so I think it's great in two aspects: one, people can understand how I feel; and two, I hope people who are playing the game and dealing with mental illness can understand and recognize I've been through a similar experience and I've gotten through it.
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In this country we're about to do everything we can politically to cut funding for the arts and minimize it, and I think if you look at a country like that, who has gotten through a lot and they're so disciplined in their arts, I think that that's significant and we have something to learn from that.
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The Scene: Season 1, episode 6, "The Garrison Commander" Many Outlander scenes could be described as a punch to the gut, but this one is literal — just when Claire feels like she might have gotten through to Black Jack Randall and uncovered a hint of humanity beneath his polished exterior, the cruel captain floors her with a vicious and unexpected blow.
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We have described exactly what Illumio does in some detail before, but here is a slightly more abbreviated explanation: While there are firewalls and a number of other cross-network security options, the idea behind Illumio is that by segmenting workloads, it's able to manage them and potential breaches better, and in cases where something bad has gotten through, contain them better to prevent a cascading or ripple effect.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierEpstein death sparks questions for federal government Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Democrats see window closing for impeachment MORE (D-Calif.) said about an hour before the interview wrapped, but added that the committee had only gotten through "a quarter" of its questions.
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"They are going to have an opportunity to go through discovery and compile evidence of any potential contacts between people at the White House and Department of Defense and any ways in which information from those conversations, if they exist, may have gotten through to [the] source selection team," said Andrew Hunter, a former acquisition official at the Pentagon who now works for the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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