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Let’s iron out the details over lunch.

We can now move forward after getting the stipulations ironed out

We will finish ironing out the details in the morning.

I just wanted to make sure we're all on the same page

Let’s go ahead and move forward.

the beneficial tradeoff of this is that

Now, my slide is getting a little cluttered and I'd like to step back a bit

This one should be pretty self explanatory

Saunders can dance around this truth all he wants, but it is plain as day and was even acknowledged by the Washington Post and New York Times last year

Let’s run over the game plan one more time.

Let’s run through the minutes again.

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