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get over

verb

to cross or surmount (something)
the children got over the fence
intr, preposition to recover from (an illness, shock, etc)
intr, preposition to overcome or master (a problem)
you'll soon get over your shyness
intr, preposition to appreciate fully
I just can't get over seeing you again
tr, adverb to communicate effectively
he had difficulty getting the message over
tr, adverbsometimes foll bywith to bring (something necessary but unpleasant) to an end
let's get this job over with quickly

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The idea did not take hold but it was a way of getting over that stumbling block.

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"It would be really special if we can get over the line," Bradley told BBC Sport NI.

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There is something missing, though, and maybe it is very specific like a specialist striker, or the mentality you need to get over the line.

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The movie is also smart enough to recognize that its women aren’t there to save anyone, just to remind these well-intentioned men about getting over themselves.

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I also like to listen to lullaby music, which makes me sound like a fetus, but it helps me get over my insomniac tendencies.

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