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get used to



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And, for now, the drivers are going to have get used to a new normal.

From BBC

"Literally like the price of coffee over here is actually fine, it's more the price of coffee in the US that we're gonna have to get used to. I'm not sure about the iguanas, where are we going with that one?" she said during her cross to the breakfast television show Today on Wednesday, apparently in response to comments from the studio hosts.

From BBC

If you’re applying for jobs, you better get used to being interviewed by AI.

From The Wall Street Journal

He could get used to chomping down on a huge turkey leg like some old- time king in a movie, couldn’t he?

From Literature

A player dropping out of the warm-up before a game is something Mikel Arteta has had to get used to this season.

From BBC