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get through

verb as in communicate

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verb as in complete

verb as in pass

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verb as in penetrate

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verb as in reach

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verb as in survive

verb as in travel

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verb as in weather

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I hear people always talking about having a therapeutic way to get through traumas and things like that.

Now the relationship is behind her, Emma says she is amazed she got through it.

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Dreyer eventually settled down, retiring the side, but the three pitchers needed 59 pitches — and 30 minutes — to get through the inning.

The move, ordered by the government, is aimed at reducing the so-called '8am scramble' to get through to practices on the phone.

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"This is a big moment, this will offer an enormous resource for JLR and the supply chain to get through the immediate challenges that they face."

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