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Mr. McCarthy has decided to get right with his tax obligations and his case should serve as a strong signal to other taxpayers.

He said: "It's back in our own hands now and we really need the whole country to get right behind the team over the next few days. "

Professional athletes who get concussions should also take time off, but many do not, preferring to get right back in the game.

But because she always had to get right to the point (4th Noodle did a brisk business), she spoke in halting single words.

They are trying to get right-leaning members of the DPJ to defect to a new party.

These storm chasers hunt down tornadoes, trying to get right in the twisters' paths.

The team was worried that it might be difficult to get right, especially on a product where precise manufacture was critical to success.

CNN journalists used smartphones during the Arab spring to "get right into the heart of the story" .

What you charge for your product is simultaneously one of the most complicated and most important things to get right.

Teachers plan to get right back on track Tuesday when school resumes after Presidents' Day, he said.

In practice, though, this is nearly impossible to get right when the data is at all complex, and I do not recommend it.

This card is very easy to get right now and it seems like white's natural replacement for Cloudgoat Ranger.

In the New Year, I just hope things start to get right again. Everybody's happy, healthy and a little bit smarter, so that things go well.

Just imagine how many directional trades you would have had to get right to replicate the market's incredible twelve month run.

Be sure to set up your camera a safe distance away from any splashes and use your zoom to get right in on the action.

If there is one big call investors need to get right over the next few years, it is surely answering that question.

Not putting all your eggs in one basket is the most basic principle of investing. It also may be the hardest to get right.

If you really like to get right into your groove when you start running, warm up before you head out from your run or jump on the treadmill.

It regards things like salary, qualifications, security, perks, and potential for advancement as the most important elements to get right.

I find it confusing for the programmer and very difficult to get right inside the compiler' s code generator.

That allows us to get right in the middle of that process.

This is a personal rule that you can accept or reject: If he is so wonderful that I want to get right down to it, why waste time?

So, punctuality matters. A lot. And once you realize that, it's an easy thing to get right.

"But our hearts always told us to get right back in the game. "

However this too can be difficult to get right and it only takes one mistake to disrupt all of the following tests.

The next few steps are important to get right.

Of the three types of configuration, the fine tuning one takes the most effort to get right.

There are many diverse types of authentication mechanism, and each is difficult to get right.

It regards creative self-expression as the most important element to get right.

Because there are not's in the there that we have to get right.

However, it is also a much more subtle one and requires a deft hand to get right.

It is not just the quantity of the praise but the quality that is hard to get right.

MS: are you playing hard to get right now? cuZ i kissed you already so am i fish that's already caught? . . . i think i got dumped.

For Jackson, the most important element to get right is Kate Middleton's hair.

whenyou get caught in the impact zong, yu need to get right back up .

I hope you have by now figured out that one-liners are not easy to get right.

Why not then for the most important job of all to get right - being a parent?

Obviously, the first thing you'll need to get right is just where to go to find these guys.

I was so hungry, I couldn't wait to get right down to eating.

This is also critical to get right.

In some industries WE shall have to get right away from the idea of apprenticeship to a single firm

To get right back up, back in your arms