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get on

verb as in mount

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verb as in cope, progress

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verb as in be compatible

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get along

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verb as in put clothing on

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wear

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It will be the same whenever he gets on the ball, too.

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Meanwhile, the homeownership rate of those born since the 1990s is well below that of earlier generations, due to the relative difficulty they have faced in getting on the housing ladder.

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Went wicketless, but massively impressive to even get on the field given his time away.

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"All I want to do now is get on with my own life and carry on as I was before, and live my time out now".

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With a new band, he got on the bus.

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