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And now that the 24-inch iMac has gotten a nice overhaul, complete with the M1 chip, that's a great starting point.

And this girl was getting “a copy-paste of the lovebombing” she had gotten when they first got together last year!

But a Times analysis shows that despite scattered safety improvements over the years, PCH has gotten more dangerous.

After returning home, she learned she had gotten pregnant and was allegedly forced by Maxwell to get an abortion.

Between performances, recording and promotion, HunterGirl’s schedule has gotten increasingly busy over the past year.

But as I have gotten older, even where I disagree, I increasingly appreciate the wisdom that guides his approach.

Bill guesses that Joel found the letter, since no one else could have gotten past all his traps and protections.

American companies said transparency around policy had gotten worse, a complaint they made in previous surveys.

And so as our fourth title for the PS5, we've really gotten to leverage everything we've seen in developing those games.

Apparently, my quant notes had gotten the attention of a few local fund managers and investment firm CIOs and passed on.

As a California-based student, he has gotten intimate with historical and cultural analysis of film and music.

Because Dane didn't attend the season 3 reunion, viewers haven't gotten an update on him since he got fired.

Amazingly, he also admitted that if she hadn’t messaged him they probably would have never gotten together.

A Saskatoon man drowned Saturday while trying to help others whose inflatable boat had gotten stranded in Lake Diefenbaker.

But now that I’ve gotten to know myself, I really enjoy being home reading books and watching movies and having quiet nights.

After losing its first two region games, Austin has gotten on a roll, winning its last six games, none by fewer than 21 points.

And who among us hasn’t gotten food poisoning at a new restaurant that doesn’t quite have its food-handling practices down yet?

A Proceeds of Crime Act hearing was set for March next year, when prosecutors will attempt to claw back their ill-gotten gains.

Beth Jones said, “I don’t think I could have gotten through the past seven years without playing sport.

But their expedition runs into trouble – and danger – when they discover that artefact-hunting terrorists have gotten there first!