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The Bush administration's bail-out plan, even if it gets through Congress, may not be the end of the finance industry's problems.

The hypnotic message gets through to the minds of those who are not strong enough to understand what is being done to them.

As the wheels spin and a hole rotates by, the light beam gets through to the LED on the other side.

If the right amount of light gets through the hole to strike the sensor, you get a properly exposed picture.

Auroras, such as the one pictured above, pleasingly testify to a stream of particles from the sun that gets through and hits the atmosphere.

Some of the starlight still gets through, easily obscuring planets that are millions of times fainter than their parent stars.

I'd like to hear your input, Jim, but how about we wait until Amy gets through?

A supernova's radiation would destroy the ozone in the atmosphere, increasing the amount of ultraviolet light that gets through.

But if the country gets through the crisis with no serious riots , the leadership will simply breathe a collective sigh of relief .

Honestly, I just wish her all the best. And I hope she gets through. . .

Apps can be moved back to the primary, but it is best to wait until the apply program gets through the standby's backlog first.

As in, if you've ever placed a light behind a piece of paper, you've noticed light gets through.

He gets through at least a hundred thousand bucks every time he is on vacation.

Security checks are excessive because no politician wants to be blamed if a terrorist gets through.

When the king gets through with you.

Well, just wait till the Senate gets through with it.

U. S. officials hope that the pamphlets' message, especially the part about the oil wells, gets through.

He gets through his pay like a dose of salts, and by Monday he's broke.

This view from a rain forest floor reveals openings in the canopy where sunlight gets through.

The faster a player gets through a level the more scores will be granted.

He usually gets through his salary by the middle of the month.

In Hanoi, there are no traffic lights; cars and carts crowd into an impenetrable tangle, yet everyone gets through somehow.

Nobody gets through high school unscathed.

It can also detect all the radiation given off by distant objects, not just that which gets through the atmosphere.

She gets through forty cigarettes a day.

Until we see whether Mr. Bean gets through his holiday in one piece.

He gets through four cigarettes a day.

The phone gets through, but no answer.

We'll see if that message gets through.

You'll lose more than that when the king gets through with you.

Light gets through, and this is essential for plants to make the food which we eat.

My secretary is very quick; she gets through a lot of work in a morning.

Tom gets through plenty of work in the morning.

it automatically resetsitself every day. How? By using the light it gets through your eyes.

She gets through a whole tube of lip gloss a day

How you gonna know how I feel about you if nothing ever gets through

On research method, New Narratology gets through the barrier of structurism and carrys on the research with other subjects;

and I'm here to make sure that my message gets through

She gets through the newspaper

You'll lose more than that when the king gets through with you. (Zazu)