First, the soul is not ' gotten rid of ' ; it retains its identity.
I was very lucky to have gotten through that time.
The latest any of my informants of the tenant or laboring classes said they had still gotten lands for swiddening was in the late 1960s.
Empirically, of course, we cannot know with confidence what corrupt politicians do with the ill-gotten gains that they pocket.
More troubling is the implied litmus test - that countries that have gotten this right will be identifiable because they will not make ' policy errors'.
Note that the stative form got is distinguished from a second form of the past participle in get: gotten.
Index cards are then handed to ten randomly selected people and the others are asked to imagine that they had gotten one of the cards.
Nonetheless, research on the effects of depression on memory seems to have gotten off to a slow start.
