(And, by "edgy", you mean somewhere you can buy an eighth without getting jumped by bored local police, rather than a well-known human trafficking hotspot).
The 179-run first innings deficit at Old Trafford scarcely needs revisiting, and it is almost as if the team members are testing themselves, a game of chicken to see how close to disaster they can get before jumping clear.
If you've been at your job for a while, it's likely that your salary has fallen below market – year-to-year raises typically pale to increases you can get by jumping around.
Most of the big albums of the summer won't be out for weeks, but you can get a jump start on your seasonal reads.
Fans who have been looking forward to the return of the well-reviewed dramedy of the Hernandez sisters can get a jump start on the series if they stream it.
Pharmacies can get a jump start on filling prescriptions, dealing with any hiccups and working more around their schedule, rather than on deadline while an angry customer screams at them and their doctor.
If you are interested in learning more about active learning strategies and how you can integrate these into your teaching, perhaps in conjunction with microlectures, you can get a jump start by reading the article, Active Learning: An Introduction [Felder, R.M. and Brent, R., 2009, ASQ Higher Education Brief, 2(4), 1-5].
Other articles examine whether America's renewable energy sector can get another jump-start; the potential embrace of butanol rather than corn by the country's ethanol producers, and looming retirements for American nuclear plants.
Bush has asked for access to Kavanaugh's records in advance of a formal request from the Senate Judiciary Committee so he can get a "jump-start" on going through the nominee's significant paper trail, according to a person familiar with the review process.
