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get ready

verb as in fix

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verb as in pack

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"Whenever you're ready," says Thom Yorke, adopting the tone of a schoolteacher waiting for an unruly class to settle down, as Radiohead get ready to play their encore at London's O2 Arena.

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All the stars have been putting in long hours as they get ready for the experience.

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Home buyers, start your engines and get ready to race to the real estate finish line—where the chance to snap up a “legendary” Lake Norman property owned by none other than Nascar superstar Robby Gordon awaits.

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“They just told us to sign it and to just get ready to work,” she said.

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“But we have to move on with our lives. The girls must get ready for college now, and I have to go back to work.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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