"But I love Americans, because they say, 'I want Sissinghurst tomorrow,' and they get it done," referring to Vita Sackville-West's legendary castle garden in Kent.
"It took time, but it took no more time than it took me with Vanity Fair to get it right," referring to her days building up Vanity Fair in the 1980's.
When asked why the rest of the broadcast crew didn't laugh at Mr. Miller's jokes, Mr. Fouts answered, "Because I don't get it, O.K.?" Referring to Stuttering John, he said, "I'm with that guy.
In an earlier guide, "20 Something Manifesto: Quarter-Lifers Speak Out About Who They Are, What They Want, and How to Get It," Christine Hassler refers to this feeling as the Expectation Hangover™.
Mr. Spitzer did not explicitly mention Mr. Gilman in the column, which carried the headline "They Still Don't Get It," but referred generally to "criminal conduct" at the firm.
The company's name is a reference to Star Wars (it's from Episode I, so don't worry if you don't get it), and refers to a "powerful new force in nature that can be used for good or evil".
"I told Raymond, 'I'm going to try to go get it,' " Anthony said, referring to his teammate Raymond Felton.
"As if that's going to make Mitch McConnell go, 'Oh, O.K., I get it,' " Mr. Rogers said, referring to the Senate Republican leader.
More significantly, you get it right by referring to Arab refusal to take steps toward accepting Israel on the basis of Mr. Netanyahu's settlement declaration as an "excuse".
Standard-setting, by the way, is another pillar of REDD finance, but the Atlantic makes only passing reference to it - and when it does, it gets it wrong, referring to the Verified Carbon Standard as the "Voluntary Carbon Standard" - a moniker that VCS abandoned two years ago.
