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To be/feel up to doing something.
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A few weeks ago I finally went to see a GP at the student health service to do something about it.
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Yet while federal officials from time to time pay lip service to doing something about racial profiling they are mute about the need for more aggressive federal prosecutions to crack down on police violence.
"The judge was practically begging the social services to do something.
His frostbitten feet needed surgery afterwards.Cold comfortsSome in Russia, including in the federal migration service, want to do something about this system, or the lack of one for Russia's benefit, if not for the migrants themselves.
I've seen glimpses of services trying to do something new with email, but always far too conservative.
Perry: "Do service providers have to do something more dramatic to draw attention to what they are being forced into?
(Alternately, one could use a service like AppData to do something similar).
So if Microsoft is serious about launching such a service, it needs to do something about bringing large capacity hard drives at normal prices.
There are whispers of changes, and I hope that's true, but I'm not holding my breath for a service with 300 million users to do something new and drastic that will alienate a certain (probably large) percentage of its base.
"When this is what you see every time you leave a service, then you have to do something".
But there are a few cloud services that actually endeavor to do something cool.
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