The author cannot get through a discussion of Einstein's special theory of relativity without a reference to his own precocity.

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The central figure in this case cannot get through litigation the thing he wants most, which is his house back.

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If trucks cannot get through to pick up milk at the farms and if the processing plants are affected, milk supply will surely be affected.

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While 80% of people around the world use traditional medicines, people in North America cannot get through life without taking some manner of prescription and over-the-counter drugs.

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He said that "another important piece will be for Libya to really lock down the nearby border on their side, " so personnel and weapons cannot get through.

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And so what my bill is saying, you do what you want to do but you cannot get money through the Department of Interior as long as you're discriminating against the freedmen.

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At the same time, Tony Blair knows he cannot get his reforms through without union assistance and is certainly prepared to compromise.

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Mr Obama, who said that every president since Ronald Reagan had been able to get such pacts through, proclaimed that the US cannot risk losing Moscow's support on matters of international security, which include placing pressure on Iran over its pursuit of nuclear weapons.

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However, since you cannot always get tax rates high enough to meet your spending plans without also damaging the economy, you tax wealth through planned inflation.

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