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Congressional Republicans are trying to get in front of the problem.
His method of repair generally requires two days of sitting in front of the problem, thinking and smoking Old Golds, before he touches anything.
Several public relations executives pointed toJohn J. Mack, Morgan Stanley's chief executive, as an example of a banker wisely getting in front of the problem early.
"I've been around a cycle or two, and I thought I'd try to get in front of the problem".
"Our goal has been to get in front of this problem," said Jennifer L. Brunner, the Ohio secretary of state, who has issued directives over the past two weeks creating uniform standards for how counties must handle the ballots.
It has been over a year and Facebook still has not gotten out in front of this problem.
Considering the possible threat from 3D printed guns is approximately zero, it's brave of the UK Home Office to get out in front of the problem.
I'm heartened that the BiTA is getting in front of this problem, because they are discussing these standardization questions at the very outset.
If we fail to get in front of this problem in an effective manner now, the tide may never turn.
For example, in order to combat digital addiction, the government provides counseling for people addicted to online gaming, and more and more schools are trying to get out in front of the problem, teaching children to cultivate healthy digital habits.
Get out in front of the problem.
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