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If you choose a top ski resort there is no getting around the expense of the ski pass and ski hire.
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Some cabin-owners are getting around this by rigging up temporary coveralls.
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That is an industrial matter, and it is for the employers and unions to resolve their issues by getting around the negotiating table and talking.
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He then tells the Frenchman that it is always difficult getting around the city when one first arrives.
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One way of getting around this is to have a couple of sweatbands for your wrists and a beer mat of the cloth variety for around your neck.
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