This wariness reflects continuing fears of anti-elite feeling and suggests that the Dutch have not yet got over the 2004 murder of an outspoken film-maker, Theo van Gogh, by a Muslim fanatic.
One official said the embassy had not yet got over the leaking earlier this year of a cable that argued a troop surge was unlikely to succeed because Karzai's inept style of government meant the Afghan president was "not an adequate strategic partner".
I have not yet got over the shock of seeing our names coupled... in hostile antagonism over a few miserable pounds".
(What an asshole!) The Patriots organization hasn't yet gotten over the 2008 catastrophe against the Giants in the Super Bowl.
While I cannot deny finding the shorter, easier and more comfortable commute preferable, I have not yet gotten over the loss of the two hours a day that I read for pleasure while on the subway.
In the midst of another of their periodic painful identity crises, Democrats are composed of an awkward coalition whose clan chiefs have not yet gotten over the idea that power is the Democrats' entitlement and who therefore have not yet learned to sacrifice for the greater good.
Three months into Trump's Presidency, many people seem prepared to offer a mildly, marginally optimistic, if not exactly comforting, view of where we stand between those two terms: mostly, they say, it's been sickening, but, with the horrifying kept at bay, the horrifying looking for the moment like the zombies who can't, yet, get over the big high wall in a zombie movie.
Yes, it has no physical keyboard and some people can't yet get over that.
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We young men of twenty, however, have only our parents, and some, perhaps, a girl – that is not much, for at our age the influence of parents is at its weakest and girls have not yet got a hold over us.
My parents had been dead for two decades, but I wanted Jane to meet them, my hard-drinking, womanizing father, a provincial-circuit barrister, and my lonely, daydreaming mother, always getting over yet another doomed affair.
