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	'''~~Gethamochen~~'' is an English main or auxiliary verb with many uses		'''Get''' is an English main or auxiliary verb with many uses

	'''~~Gethamochen~~''' or '''~~GETHA~~''' may refer to:		'''Get''' or '''GET''' may refer to:

			*], the offspring of an animal
	*], a despicable person
	*], a time zone used in the Republic of Georgia		*], a time zone used in the Republic of Georgia
	*], the Jewish divorce procedure		*], the Jewish divorce procedure
	*], legal issues in Jewish divorce procedure		*], legal issues in Jewish divorce procedure

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Get is an English main or auxiliary verb with many uses

Get or GET may refer to:

Get (animal), the offspring of an animal
GET (time), a time zone used in the Republic of Georgia
Get (divorce document), the Jewish divorce procedure
Get (conflict), legal issues in Jewish divorce procedure
Graded exercise therapy, for chronic fatigue syndrome
Guaranteed Education Tuition Program, a savings plan for tertiary education, Washington, US
Institut TELECOM, previously Groupe des Ecoles des Télécommunications (GET)
GET (HTTP), a type of HTTP request
GET, a UNIX command to send requests to WWW servers
Get AS, a Norwegian cable-TV operator and internet service provider
Get-ligaen, the premier Norwegian ice hockey league
A member of several Thracian tribes known collectively as the Getae.