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The majority of people infected by Corona will get through it with relatively mild symptoms.

External validation is becoming your motivating factor to just get through a day.

Sara learns that suppressing her emotions and following her duties is the way to get through the day.

-The Strait of Hormuz remains closed to any ship trying to get through.

But I can't work, and you need tons of money to be able to get through a transplant.

It was in the way of other boats that needed to get through.

But if there are ten registers open, the lines will move much faster, and more people can get through.

Arthur learns that some things are difficult, but his parents give him all the support he needs to get through it.

The contingency plan, if there had been a flood tide, would have been to close all the other gates and use the force of the water trying to get through to blast the wrecked ship clear.

That said, major emergencies create huge demands on telecommunication services as everyone is trying to find and share information at once, so you might not be able to get through even if the services are still available.

In the US, the federal government works with telecommunications providers to create priority channels so that 911 calls, emergency management communications, and other matters related to public safety can get through even when the networks are congested.

What little light gets through is rust-red and is periodically diminished by daily eclipses.

And today, more and more Indigenous people are changing how research gets done through decolonized archaeology and anthropology, which are described as “with, for, and by Indigenous people.”