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getting on

getting off on the right foot

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getting off on the right foot
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She became an internet sensation when she was caught on camera giving another peer the V sign for saying she was getting on in years.
www.huffingtonpost.co.uk
This new truck has a pull out tray, and 90 per cent of the equipment can be accessed without getting on the truck.
www.enfieldweeklypress.com
According to every single newszzz report, it's because of increasing rents, the credit squeeze, the difficulty of getting on the mortgage ladder, rising university costs, yadda yadda yadda.
blogs.telegraph.co.uk
The danger is getting on the wrong path - being overwhelmed and dying before our due time.
en.wikipedia.org
It was pretty nerve-wracking getting on that calibre of horses, three of them in one day.
calgaryherald.com
How are you getting on with it, anyhow?
en.wikipedia.org
That was way more fun than getting on a sailing boat and going round the world.
www.develop-online.net
I really loved doing that, and afterwards getting on stage with a group again and playing with other people was a piece of cake!
en.wikipedia.org
But still other famous types are getting on the porker bandwagon.
latimesblogs.latimes.com
And although they have seven branches across the country, the two businesswomen are not above getting on their hands and knees with their own scrubbing brushes.
www.news24.com

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