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UK consumers get through millions of teabags every day to make their favourite drink yet the vast majority are not fully biodegradable, a consumer organisation warns today.
If Christmas trees were gathered this way they would be responsible for deforestation on an epic scale considering that we get through millions of things each year.
"Raising money is hard, especially when you're sitting in a lawn chair in Argentina talking to people about a business that doesn't exist in a place they've never seen," says Evans. "We had to get through hundreds of noes before we could get to one yes". Fifteen months later Evans and Garrett had rustled $2.9 million from 59 angel investors, who put in $5,000 to $400,000 apiece.
The Jalaram Temple and Community Centre was getting through hundreds of pieces of single use plastic feeding its community, but after being inspired by Blue Planet II, one worshipper decided to find an alternative.
The term "whatevs"—and its root, "whatever"—is used primarily as a verbal prophylactic against disappointment, but it can also be adopted as a stance, which is what you may need to get through the thirty-three-year-old playwright Liz Flahive's politically regressive comedic drama.
A viral tweet such as hers may get through to hundreds of thousands of people with a simple message about how wrong it is for a White House full of men to sign orders that affect women's bodies and lives.
In the 1980's, period-instrument orchestras progressed so rapidly from Baroque music through Haydn and Mozart to Beethoven and Schubert that it seemed inevitable that they would get through the 19th century in its entirety by the end of the 20th.
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One Google car, in a test in 2009, couldn't get through a four-way stop because its sensors kept waiting for other (human) drivers to stop completely and let it go.
