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gets on
verb as in cope, progress
verb as in be compatible
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When he gets on these news programs he does a masterful job of explaining, in a detailed way with the evidence, how dangerously pathological Trump appears to be.
You can see how Duncan gets on when A View from the Terrace airs next Friday - available on iPlayer from 12:00 GMT.
In his telling, Rosa Parks gets on the bus and she's very tired.
Then, J.J. gets on the megaphone and says, “OK, after the explosion, dive into the sand.”
Levitt also pointed out that all of the states' laws for who gets on the ballot for president as based on who gets the nomination at the convention.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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