Counselors in California advise 234 and those in Arizona advise an astounding 211.
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Grammy-nominee and season 3 winner Cassadee Pope will advise Clarkson's team, season 9 winner Jordan Smith will advise Levine's team, season 12 winner Chris Blue will advise Keys' team and the show's most recent winner, Chloe Kohanski, will advise Shelton's team.
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By contrast, none of those 26 analysts advise selling Chevron shares and 17 advise buying Chevron stock.
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For anyone going through a similar situation, I'd advise contacting a charity like StepChange, as they'll be best placed to advise you.
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Doctors did advise the man not to pinch his nose closed for future sneezes and they advise others to heed the same advice.
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Aside from the two words being pronounced differently (the s in advise sounds like a z), advise is a verb while advice is a noun.
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So "Thank you for the advise" is incorrect, while "I advise you not to bore me with your advice in the future" is correct, if pretentious.
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"We don't currently see a situation where we would advise people not to travel there or advise pregnant women not to travel there," Dr. Frieden said.
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"We couldn't advise the Europeans, we couldn't advise the U.S. (on European matters)," the unnamed lawyer said, according to a report published by the professional body for UK solicitors.
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TECH EXECS TO ADVISE LONDON'S MAYOR: Five tech executives will advise London Mayor Sadiq Khan on advancing the city's economy in the wake of the Brexit, reports Morning Consult.
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"I wouldn't advise him to pick me, I would advise him to pick someone who really is willing and able to take a significant part of the load," Carson said.
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While the American School Counselor Association recommends that each high school counselor advise no more than 264 students, the association reports that counselors across the nation advise an average of 225.
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When comrades advise us to resist, we discard their counsel as so much political rhetoric; when trusted intimates advise us to submit, we hear the innocent, apolitical voice of natural reason.
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And I will let you know and advise you that as we get into the Superfund program ... if there's not enough money in the budget address those, I will advise you.
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"I didn't advise Hoffa — he advised me," he said.
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So while we wouldn't advise you to go against these established guidelines without checking in with your own doctor, we also wouldn't advise you to stress the eff out about them either.
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Then there is a split among those who advise Trump.
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We do not advise actually putting it in your body.
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"The best beauty advise is to eat healthy", she said.
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Do you get to advise the president on that problem?
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So I wouldn't advise anyone to be a passive investor.
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But he's quick to advise outdoor enthusiasts to remain vigilant.
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But the Constitution says the Senate shall advise and consent.
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Experts advise keeping it below 30% to maximize your score.
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WeWork also wants to advise firms on improving corporate culture.
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Some officers advise the accusers, making them far from neutral.
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"I'd advise any patient to sign up immediately," Salow said.
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The Senate's large "advise and consent" role is particularly critical.
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His question still bothers the institution he used to advise.
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I advise the president to do what Ronald Reagan did.
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I would advise investors to wait and watch what unfolds.
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For this, both Yong and Trabia advise contacting a university.
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"Our advise is clear: everyone should be vaccinated," he said.
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Still, some strategists would advise sticking with Amazon over Etsy.
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They will train, advise and assist Afghan soldiers and police.
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I would advise anybody not to compete for the AIBA.
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They will advise the president against this course of action.
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In 2015 Nomura was appointed to advise on the sale.
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We strongly advise against choosing SMS as the second factor.
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I won't advise folks to use some VPN over another.
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And doctors may advise traders to light up their joints,
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It will advise Sessions on internet and security related topics.
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SA to advise them on the transaction, the sources said.
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Doctors still generally advise that people don't swallow their gum.
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That same team could advise me about these policy challenges.
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And I didn't know how to advise him on that.
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"I would advise them to consider stepping down," Morell said.
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The team will help advise the campaign on policy development.
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Mr. Altman, Evercore's founder, will also continue to advise clients.
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I advise you all to take notes the next time.
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"With intelligence ... you can only advise or warn," he said.
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And we have outside counsel that will advise me accordingly.
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Again a helpful bookshop may be able to advise you.
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Can you explain how you advise people to do that?
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At least that's what most in the business will advise.
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While defense lawyers often advise clients against such interviews, Mrs.
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I advise using only nylon, silicone, or wood cooking tools.
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Clinton's campaign would advise Mr. Biden not to expect much.
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"I advise a lot of countries in sports," he said.
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No one would advise you to give up the good.
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We also advise them to seek independent professional tax advice.
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I'd also advise the Warriors to take care of business.
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Its anchors regularly advise the president about politics and policy.
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The WHO does not advise travel restrictions at this time.
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The WHO does not advise travel restrictions at this time.
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He continued to advise Trump following the election as well.
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But she knows that's easier to advise than to do.
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That's why we advise they be cautious when using edibles.
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Neither did Moelis & Co., the firm hired to advise it.
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I'd like to advise President Trump to stay on denuclearization.
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Note: Mashable does not advise playing Miley's proposed drinking game.
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And I advise companies to not get ahead of themselves.
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We'd advise you just look though ... guy could kill you.
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How could having only extremists advise him possibly be good?
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So I would not advise people who feel strongly or who are concerned about some of the issues that have been raised during the course of the campaign, I wouldn't advise them to be silent.
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Clinton, and those who advise her, to start understanding these realities.
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Sites will often advise you about the strength of your passwords.
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We do advise you contact your bank and request a chargeback.
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When that happens, night after night ... What do you advise, then?
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Would you advise him not to use that kind of language?
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"I wouldn't advise anyone to be a passive investor," Gundlach said.
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I'll leave his internal/external counsel to advise him on that.
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The researchers are quick to advise against self-medicating with ayahuasca.
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Investment banks typically lavish praise on the companies that they advise.
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So most fitness experts currently advise against static stretches before exercise.
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Creditech can manage loans as well as advise on their sale.
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Full disclosure: I advise Well, which is mentioned in this post.
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Poison Control will typically advise you to wait and monitor symptoms.
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We cheer each other, advise each other, and believe each other.
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Advise on what to do if you encounter a cougar: pic.twitter.
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Bradley confirmed on LinkedIn that he intended to advise the company.
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Hereditary chiefs advise parliament, rather like hereditary lords do in Britain.
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She's there to advise the guys when things go wrong — foreshadowing!
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And I advise my clients to decline these offers as well.
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Now, it would be easy enough to advise some caution here.
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It looks like soap, but I wouldn't advise touching it. pic.twitter.
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"I often advise people stay off of social media," Moore says.
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With the women who talk about abuse, what do you advise?
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I always advise entrepreneurs to set realistic valuations at each stage.
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I would continue to advise caution as this rally seems relentless.
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That said, we simply advise consumers to not use unauthorized devices.
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It will also advise potential investors in Greece, the official said.
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"I advise my father on a plethora of things," she said.
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They advise families to stay away but sometimes to no avail.
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They really advise one person at a time down a slide.
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EF: I would advise entrepreneurs to reverse engineer the end state.
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Instead, best to stay behind the former sea cliff, they advise.
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But you have replaced advise and consent, with search and destroy.
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The logic for having Schmidt advise his campaign also is intuitive.
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Family offices are management firms that advise wealthy individuals or families.
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How would you advise them to go about thinking about that?
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We have contacted impacted customers to advise them of the delay.
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Experts and law enforcement officials advise against cooperating with the hackers.
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The Americans were there to train, advise and assist the Afghans.
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Granted, doctors should cautiously advise patients upfront to have realistic expectations.
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But critics point out they continue to advise Trump on politics.
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I advise people all the time to make relationships with recruiters.
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He started by bringing in energy experts to advise his following.
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" Here, he can only advise "hard listening" and "true self-reflection.
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Rogers is set to advise the GOP nominee on national security.
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Also, the Google recruiters advise keeping it under a single page.
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How can she possibly advise breaking a compact with the devil?
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Who did he bring in to advise them on the project?
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In good times and bad, however, they advise against multiple advisors.
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"Honestly, I would not advise anybody to do it," one said.
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The Senate has two roles, not just one: advise and consent.
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It hired an investment banking firm, Greenhill & Company, to advise it.
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We would advise Baldwin to pay closer attention to dad jokes.
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They'll advise, instruct and guide you to your best pitch possible.
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Trump has tapped Rudy Giuliani to advise him on cybersecurity issues.
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I advise students to immerse themselves in humanities and social sciences.
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Do you still encounter people who would advise you against it?
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"I would have to strongly advise against it," Mr. Soloviev said.
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Experts advise being familiar with quick routes out of your workplace.
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Mr. Frazier doesn't regret his initial decision to advise the president.
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The best experts in academia would be honored to advise him.
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Technical difficulties abound, and I don't advise traveling or signing contracts.
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How should I advise an older relative who receives fraudulent calls?
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"We kindly advise our visitors to postpone their visit," it said.
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Before anything else, I advise you to educate yourself about depression.
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It also let them advise the president on reversing the ban.
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Kotex, Playtex and Tampax advise women to throw them away instead.
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The act also established a tariff board to advise the president.
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It's both of those, and no medical professional would advise it.
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Immigration lawyers have struggled with how to advise clients like Bianca.
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Second, I advise that their houses also be razed and destroyed.
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Both websites advise people on how to visit safely and productively.
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"I advise the Americans to think twice," James Dresnok Jr. said.
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She often asks me to listen or advise about her relationship.
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I advise a tarp to keep things clean — speaking from experience.
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Did you advise anybody involved that this was against the law?
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Instructions on the wall advise waiting 10 seconds before you eat.
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The Trump administration should advise its Gulf allies to change course.
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Whelan will stay on to advise the company throughout the transition.
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The troops in northeast Syria currently advise the Syrian Democratic Forces.
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But you have replaced advise and consent with search and destroy.
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"I would advise the White House not to proceed," Grassley said.
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One thing experts advise: Don't push food at adult picky eaters.
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If you're just considering getting into stocks, experts advise beginning carefully.
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Habana chairman Avigdor Willenz will stay on to advise the companies.
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In general, though, experts advise small-business owners to avoid politics.
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Instead, to raise visibility, volunteer work can help businesses, experts advise.
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I advise you to get used to it — and pay up.
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That might argue for abandoning the effort, whatever the experts advise.
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Many experts advise that young people start and contribute to both.
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Please advise, as this is a close friend of 10 years.
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I would advise them to skip the pancakes on marathon morning.
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The US and Canadian governments advise against travelling to North Korea.
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JB: Are there any methods of hair removal you advise against?
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But the doctor cannot advise the patient about choosing a provider.
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A retired CF nurse was also on set to advise on accuracy.
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Activists should be pushing for more moderates to advise President, not fewer.
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We also need more transparency for parents trying to advise their children.
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We advise clients to sell and diversify their company stock when applicable.
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Maybe just me, but I would advise doing it if you can.
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In a new role, she'll advise the company on building external relationships.
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As such, I'd advise stopping in when we did, around 6 p.m.
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If you haven't already, then I highly advise you do the same.
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Current guidelines advise no more than four or five cups per day.
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Do you advise them on how to handle specific topics and situations?
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If you are, I'd definitely advise trying these in a store first.
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Both firms represent energy companies and advise on deals in Latin America.
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They can obtain medical data and advise officers on how to respond.
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Your references to Sanders and Warren, who you advise, are really interesting.
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Medical guidelines advise that prepubescent children not be offered any hormonal interventions.
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Health officials advise staying hydrated, wearing light clothing, and avoiding the outdoors.
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Advise the President during this weekend's meeting with China's President Xi Jinping.
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I didn't know how to advise them because that is an abomination.
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If people are going to do it themselves, what do you advise?
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"But the Constitution says the Senate shall advise and consent," he added.
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Zhang said many lawyers in China advise against pursuing them at all.
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"I would also advise to hold fast to your values," says Ellis.
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But some traders still advise staying far away from the commodity space.
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He'll advise Mnuchin on domestic finance, housing finance policy and regulatory reform.
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She said that she'd advise her best friend to do one, too.
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It can't advise people to take small doses—that's far too risqué.
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When things go wrong, do you advise to always shoulder the blame?
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The person he tapped to advise his campaign on energy policy, Rep.
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Gun control advocates frequently advise against people using guns for self-defense.
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Here I would advise not to do binge watching of my MasterClass.
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The CDC went on to advise that parents not consume their placentas.
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He says the Senate parliamentarian's role is to advise, not to rule.
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Wealthfront wants to advise you and manage your money from your phone.
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Clinton's inner circle, whom would you advise her to choose, and why?
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"With that exception, I never advise clients to purchase annuities," he said.
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"The role of the advisory committee is to advise us," he said.
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Some financial experts advise having even more set aside for the unexpected.
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Why does writer Pamela Druckerman advise against readers comparing themselves to him?
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We advise people to come down and move closer to the camps.
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What technologies are the companies you advise implementing to the best effect?
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IT'S LIKE SAYING IF YOU'VE BEEN SUCCESSFUL YOU CAN'T ADVISE THE PRESIDENT.
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The Canadian and U.S. governments both advise against travel to the country.
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What would you advise someone to do following a closed-door incident?
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So the president's personal lawyers would naturally advise him not to testify.
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"On this forum, we all pretty much advise against it," he says.
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How would you advise him to handle the disappearance of Mr. Khashoggi?
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" And the other day someone was like, "What would you advise people?
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You advise leaving the camera at home to focus on the experience.
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I don't advise a client to defend a case unless it's winnable.
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First, they send for doctors trained at the Sorbonne, who advise bloodletting.
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You cannot advise everybody to say fuck it and chase the dream.
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It's definitely tempting to go sans socks, but we'd advise against it.
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Yet we advise you to track them at least through the Feb.
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"You shouldn't read the papers," she overhears one fellow patient advise another.
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What kinds of things do you advise brands and celebrities to do?
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Western banks have lined up for the chance to advise the Saudis.
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After this point, I don't advise reading the novel at night, alone.
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Some cooks advise rinsing it with cold water, but I never do.
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Or advise me to give "my best shot" at telling Galen's story?
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You helped advise Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in formulating the Green New Deal.
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A frequent criticism is that he has no one to advise him.
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Financial experts advise contributing at least up to the employer match threshold.
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Most advocates advise using medication in conjunction with regular therapy or counseling.
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U.S. forces' primary role is to train, advise and assist the ANSF.
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For the most part, we advise not to do any of them.
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Rodriguez said he would advise Trump to keep quiet in the meantime.
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It is not my job to cover or advise on U.S. politics.
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A riveting sequel to the drama "Advise and Consent" it was not.
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CNBC reported Wednesday that Goldman Sachs had been hired to advise Tesla.
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"I advise companies to be very careful," said SPD lawmaker Falko Mohrs.
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We went from door to door to advise people to get out.
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Employees were also disturbed by Mr. Kalanick's willingness to advise the president.
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But you do advise President Moon and have an official title. Yes.
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Pruitt boosted industrial and business representation on panels that advise the EPA.
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His predecessor, Bill DeLaney, will advise Bené through the end of 2018.
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That authority covers train-and-advise missions around the world, Mattis said.
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Yun doesn't advise forcing your body to withstand extreme temperatures, for instance.
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Mr. Fitzgerald continued to advise the oversight group until two years ago.
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More recently, it's been curators who advise the organization of the show.
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City officials still advise against drinking the tap water without a filter.
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In early 2014, Gilt hired bankers to advise it on an IPO.
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St. Pierre said that they advise the producers not to make charcoal.
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Y., on Wednesday said he would advise President Trump not to blame Sen.
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I have a responsibility to advise clients in a way that is appropriate.
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Krawcheck wouldn't advise women to deal with sexual harassment the way she did.
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Most Republicans and most Democrats will support the positions their party leaders advise.
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N) has won the mandate to advise Saudi Basic Industries Corp (SABIC) (2010.
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This can include storing firearms unloaded and locked, separate from ammunition, doctors advise.
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The team does not advise that members of the public stop playing soccer.
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We continue to strongly advise all US citizens not to travel to Syria.
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Gucci reportedly maintains a cadre of under-30 staffers to advise its boss.
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Experts advise you install operating system updates as soon as they are available.
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Vale also hired Brazilian consultancy firm Falconi to advise on cost-cutting efforts.
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Brett Sylvia, who heads up the US's advise-and-assist program for Mosul.
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So, if possible, I'd advise that you try these before you buy them.
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He went to the hospital at will under the advise of his physician.
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In practice, almost all experts advise some home country bias in one's portfolio.
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Bushnell agreed to advise, consult, and eventually came on board as co-founder.
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I wouldn't want to advise the young me because that would poison him.
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I would advise everyone not to take the risk and come to Europe.
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But just what they will advise him to do instead is anyone's guess.
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Some plastic surgeons have been educating themselves in physiognomy to advise their clients.
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I'd explain the situation and advise them to block and ignore his messages.
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"You have replaced advise and consent with search and destroy," he said. Sen.
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Ten have a "hold" recommendation and four advise investors to sell the stock.
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We advise you to try again, or try again in a few hours.
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Municipal authorities continue to advise residents to use water filters and bottled water.
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We advise skipping the bunny all together unless you recruit a real bunny.
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They effectively advise, encourage and console their peers, often outside of adults' awareness.
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Four analysts, for instance, advise buying Taseko shares; none did a year ago.
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Their political consultants are often hired to advise the region's parties during elections.
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These guidelines also advise against foods high in salt, saturated fat and sugar.
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So if you could advise me…Heems: We should have a spa day.
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We advise pregnant women to postpone travel to areas where Zika is spreading.
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N) to advise on its merger talks with smaller rival Riyad Bank (1010.
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But one market watcher would advise staying away from the beaten-down stock.
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The researchers also advise carrying syringes, tweezers, skin glue, Vaseline and blister treatments.
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But Painter said that he would still advise a sale of the investment.
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We'd advise you not to play with it like a toy ship, though.
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It possesses tools to advise levels of government when they get it wrong.
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Experts also advise you file your tax returns as soon as you can.
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According to the report, the additional troops will train and advise Afghan forces.
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I do advise my companies to be careful with their most important information.
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If you can be rich without being famous, I would definitely advise that.
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N) to advise it on a proposed merger with Saudi British Bank (1060.
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I'd also advise you to check the size of your objects before printing.
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" Earnest said Senate Republicans "are failing in their effort to advise and consent.
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"Think of seasteads as the hardware … for creating new societies," the authors advise.
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The company said it hired Cohen to advise them on health policy matters.
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In May it hired investment bank Rothschild to advise on a stake sale.
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Once again, Liv's crazy mom is there to advise her against her father.
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MORE is among those who will advise Trump on issues important to Christians.
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Ishii will continue to advise the fund during a transition period through July.
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Neither Ivanka nor Jared has the experience or expertise to advise a president.
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"I would advise against engaging in this telephone billing fraud," the nurse wrote.
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The company said they wanted Cohen to advise them on health policy matters.
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They can advise patients on lower cost generic alternatives to brand name drugs.
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I wouldn't advise Mitch McConnell to think he can work that game repeatedly.
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But as the experts advise, just assume that your personal information was stolen.
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It was not a strategy that any digital campaign expert would ever advise.
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The role of the Senate is to advise and consent, not to obstruct.
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To counteract these effects, it's important to take time for yourself, experts advise.
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Currently, 2023,008 U.S. troops are part of the train, advise and assist mission.
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ARE THERE ANY ADULTS WHO A DOCTOR WOULD ADVISE AGAINST GETTING THE VACCINE?
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I don't advise that here, but in a sense you are selling yourself.
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Sure, but I'd advise you to go into it with your eyes open.
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It could even advise patients on what to say when consulting with doctors.
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The designer will advise LVMH's executive committee on these matters, the group added.
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Though, as Veanne will happily advise, just don't get the salmon-colored one.
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Members of various councils that advise the president have been quitting en masse.
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Through Vilas Boas, Fiorito met Danilo Croce, who started to advise him financially.
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It's also super serious and definitely not something I can advise you on.
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To achieve that, Teneo hires influential political and corporate figures to advise clients.
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To advise on the construction, Fincham brought in experts from the mining industry.
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The agency provides data and research to advise the president on economic policy.
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But I advise against cubes, because the dressing coats shredded chicken more evenly.
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I'll stay home as long as my bosses and the health authorities advise.
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What seems likelier to work is doing more to influence what doctors advise.
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A lawyer could advise you of any civil legal remedies you might pursue.
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Economists often advise governments to run large deficits during recessions to stimulate growth.
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We advise you not to download this fake magazine for your own safety.
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Because of this, some lawyers even advise clients to wear glasses to court.
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Health experts advise that thorough hand washing is the best defense against infection.
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I would advise most retail investors to stay on the sidelines, not panic.
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A lawyer's duty is to advise, but the ultimate decision is the client's.
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She is an avid reader and says it helps her better advise clients.
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Representatives at this location cannot advise shoppers on vehicle pricing or buying options.
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Security specialists advise creating acronyms based on song lyrics, movie quotations or sayings.
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"They work out, and I advise them to eat less meat," he said.
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Now I get to advise [Yankees owner] Hal Steinbrenner and mentor young Yankees.
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I wouldn't advise it, just from a governing perspective as well as political.
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If you see me on the wrong path, advise me and halt me.
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And this 'Better Way Forward' is a document to advise our House Republicans.
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Experts advise flagging your references in advance to allow them adequate preparation time.
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"At this point in time I would advise caution," echoes Manhattan Analog's Coates.
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They advise dressing nicely, holding doors for women and being considerate in relationships.
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"We were there on an advise, assist and accompany mission," General Furness said.
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Fired for sexual harassment, Ailes went to advise Trump on his debate prep.
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He said he needed thousands more troops to train and advise Afghan soldiers.
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Moses will advise on how to get around on board the spacecraft, too.
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But she will also advise and direct national political efforts for the campaign.
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Most CBD proponents advise to start low and increase the dosage over time.
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The agency also doesn't advise smokers to try using e-cigarettes to quit.
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They&aposll still be around to advise as board members and co-founders.
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With all rumors, we advise taking the news with a grain of salt.
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The federal Agriculture Department has asked companies to advise it of their plans.
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He's doing the exact opposite of what his own experts advise and need.
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All reforms, reorganization, and funding should follow the wise advise advice of Sen.
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Now, she will probably advise me on the meditation app keeping her serene.
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Despite the volatility, some market watchers advise investors to keep riding the stock.
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One caution: Try to drink your bubbly with food, not alone, experts advise.
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And who better to advise on embracing winter's charms than our northern neighbors?
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"We would certainly advise that people stay tuned for the latest forecast information."
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The GAO's experts are also regularly called on to advise the legislative process.
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I'm not one to advise anybody on how they should construct a budget.
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All of that better informs experiments—and in theory could advise local legislation.
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And I'm concerned how the people around him advise him, like Steve Bannon.
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"The FCO continue to advise against all travel to Hubei Province, and now advise against all but essential travel to the rest of mainland China (not including Hong Kong and Macao)", UK's Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) said on Tuesday.
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Avoid creams without foil or clear labels, officials advise Public health officials advise consumers to check for protective foil under lids of skin creams, purchase creams from well-known retailers and avoid those with homemade labels or without labels at all.
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Many of those who once took this train from Brussels to advise companies in London on how to influence the European Union's industry regulations now travel to advise them on how to survive the withdrawal and navigate the post-Brexit world.
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Some may also advise companies on the best applications to use within their organization.
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Private firms may be best-placed to advise on, or even run, these schemes.
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"I will continue to support and advise him as a friend," Carter told Cleveland.com.
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"If we can get someone interested in that, I'm happy to advise," Busch says.
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"I don't advise them, I pray with them," he said, according to CBS News.
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Hhgregg hired Stifel Financial last month, to advise it on strategic and financial transactions.
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Experts advise victims to pour vinegar on the wound for at least 30 seconds.
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The Verge even called him a "crony capitalist " for continuing to advise the president.
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Surely they're going to advise you on the best investment decisions for you ... right?
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Or that Trump could advise Kanye on strategy for his reported 2024 presidential bid.
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"Chellie Pingree, if she won't attend on Friday, I would advise her to resign."
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Now, I advise tech startups to raise at least $2.5 million in seed money.
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WELL, WHO THE HELL SHOULD ADVISE IF IT'S NOT SOMEBODY THAT KNOWS THE INDUSTRY.
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" Signs will also clearly advise visitors: "The amount you pay is up to you.
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They advise throwing away the pizzas or returning them to the place of purchase.
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Many will advise visiting every six months, but this has little backing in research.
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I'd strongly advise founders to consider these three points before making a decision: 3.
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No. And I wouldn't advise any candidate to disavow statements they made weeks ago.
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The additional forces -- an estimated 250 -- will serve in an "advise and assist" role.
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Lerner, who continued to advise Haley, had worked for a political group backing Sen.
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Its attorneys represent and advise the House and its committees in all legal matters.
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I don't advise political figures, so how they navigate it is up to them.
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Line has hired Nomura, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan to advise on its IPO.
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UNICREDIT ENGAGES LAZARD AND JPMORGAN TO ADVISE ON A TAKEOVER BID FOR COMMERZBANK - SOURCES
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He has invited the bosses of big corporations to advise him on economic policy.
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Economists typically advise against taxing such things, which allow an economy to produce more.
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They advise clinicians to be more aware about semen as a vector for allergens.
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When you wish upon a star, we'd advise you to stay on the ground.
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Legally, they can attend a disinterment, but funeral directors often advise them against it.
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I used to advise students against a senior thesis if they had the choice.
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Not a character trait that I would advise for somebody in the Oval Office.
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Would I advise a company to pay a bunch of taxes to avoid that?
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They did advise people who have accounts on their website to reset their passwords.
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Detective agencies such as Pinkerton and consultants like Control Risks advise multinationals on security.
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On playing catch-up, we can only advise on issues that we're informed on.
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"I advise Kilicdaroglu to desist from this act," Prime Minister Binali Yildirim told reporters.
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And as a criminal lawyer, I would advise him 100 percent not to go.
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Sometimes Nathan would advise Ugandans who had decided to flee for their own safety.
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And a crew of crony capitalists would soon assemble to advise the new president.
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N) to advise on its merger talks with Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) (ADCB.
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"We need more data on artificially sweetened drinks before we (advise) anything," she said.
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They also advise the use of a candle snuffer to put out a flame.
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If I advise them that a situation is unsafe, then they usually respect that.
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I would advise radiologists to take the threat far more seriously, for several reasons.
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Tester said he'd advise candidates to make their own decisions to campaign with Clinton.
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Authorities advise against approaching Feldman, as he is believed to be armed and dangerous.
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Vitagene will advise you on what to do based on your determined skin profile.
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Based off the latest weather reporting, we'd advise setting a date for ... this summer?
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For health care providers it really crystallizes how we should advise people on exercise.
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It's not universal advise, but it's a model that's worked for countless startups before.
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Mentorship is also offered, connecting individuals with sponsors to advise and advocate for them.
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Suddenly Heartland is influential, and its experts are being tapped to advise the government.
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And if you could advise him what would you inform him he should do?
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Although many financial advisors advise against this, it is an easy way to save.
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We stay overweight and advise investors to selectively re-build positions in the sector.
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Prince continues to informally advise Trump, recently helping the White House craft Afghanistan policy.
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Many bear a large great white image and advise visitors against swimming near seals.
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Nicholson ... many of them are going to be what we call train, advise, assist.
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Citigroup Inc won the mandate to advise SABIC on the transaction, the sources said.
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But then I talked to the lawyers… They said 'We advise you not to.
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Several prominent GOP lawyers are in Florida helping to advise Republicans in the state.
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They can represent clients in court cases, incorporate companies, or simply advise and counsel.
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"Several months ago, a foreign policy expert went to advise Donald Trump," Scarborough said.
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Even if the store owner says no, don't do it, I strongly advise them.
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He made time in his hectic schedule to advise us on our career paths.
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It has hired JPMorgan to advise on the deal, three of the people said.
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Instead, they will beef up the train-and-advise mission that is already underway.
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FireEye does not, however, advise that Fin10 or other extortionists be given complete trust.
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In fact, some experts advise building an emergency fund even before tackling your debt.
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Those tend to be the easiest, so I advise beginning solvers to start there.
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"While the Humane Society doesn't advise against this collar, it prefers "positive training methods.
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They both seek and receive media coaching from anyone who cares to advise them.
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For example, the guidelines advise against transporting a live chicken longer than three hours.
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Epstein did not invest with or advise Clearstone, the company's chief financial officer said.
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But I always advise people the Olympics extend beyond the arenas and the stadiums.
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JPMorgan is already one of the banks helping advise the kingdom on that offering.
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They sell securities to individuals, advise companies in search of investors, and conduct trades.
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Falcon continues to advise businesses, speak at events, and host workshops across various industries.
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I advise against setting it up anywhere but where you intend on keeping it.
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The Trump acolytes claim it doesn't matter; he can hire experts to advise him.
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When it's your turn to listen, be sure not to critique or even advise.
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In the morning, experts generally advise against hitting "snooze" and going back to sleep.
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Letter Last week we asked readers to advise Hillary Clinton on her running mate.
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Brown, the psychiatrist, was actually hired to advise Corizon in its case against Hicklin.
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My parents aren't queer, they didn't know how to advise me on that stuff.
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She puts such great paints on her stuff even when people advise against it.
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We advise our supporters to come prepared to stay until our mission is accomplished.
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The RCS dentists aren't the first health professionals to advise caution with office cake.
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Plouffe ran Obama's 2012 presidential campaign and came to Silicon Valley to advise Uber.
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Some fund managers advise individual token projects, undoubtedly giving them special access to information.
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Do you see Kaine as someone who can really advise Clinton in that area?
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And to achieve that, Teneo hires influential political and corporate figures to advise clients.
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And some nutritionists advise adults to consume twice as much protein as currently recommended.
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Under these circumstances, Trump's attorneys would be wise to advise him not to testify.
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The panel was formed to advise the government on how to modernize its technology.
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Civil rights leaders including Vernon Jordan and Julian Bond were recruited to advise them.
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These consequences worry even real estate lawyers who advise their clients to use L.L.C.s.
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But experienced collectors advise caution for newcomers, saying it's better to wade in slowly.
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Eight analysts are neutral on Intuit and only three analysts advise selling the stock.
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He has hired Gary Conley, a local landscape ecologist, to advise on the project.
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The war against the Islamic State was branded as an "advise and assist" operation.
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Netflix recently asked Glaad to advise on its "Tales of the City" mini-series.
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An industry of experts exists to advise us on how to spend our money.
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What he has not done, he said, is advise clients to do the same.
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"Please note we do not advise using mass-deletion programs," Twitter's documentation tells users.
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GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESWOMAN SAYS WE ADVISE AGAINST ALL TRAVEL ABROAD THAT'S NOT NECESSARY
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" The guidelines also advise avoiding social gatherings "in groups of more than 10 people.
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It may also have to advise governments on coping with a global economic slowdown.
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Please advise us on when we can properly be seen in our white sandals.
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Ambrose said the current environment makes it "confusing and difficult" to advise his clients.
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Would you advise all art students to reach out to communities beyond their own?
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Throughout the Tribune's story, consultants who advise employers on international medical tourism are quoted.
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The World Bank, for example, has pledged to advise the administration on infrastructure investment.
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Most embassies in the country now advise their citizens not to leave the capital.
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The doctors advise, Too late now; you've got to live with it in you .
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Lawyers also advise detainees on the availability of low-cost or free legal representation.
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So, we advise snatching up a deal fast if you see one you like.
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That changed when Jared left the firm to advise Trump in the White House.
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"We don't advise people to make life decisions based on tax rates," he said.
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Use online search tools like BrokerCheck to research people who want to advise you.
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GoPro hired JPMorgan Chase earlier this year to advise it on a potential sale.
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Investors shouldn't necessarily shy away from the highest-valuation stocks in the , experts advise.
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She'll also give advise the contestants on the show, as well as the judges.
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Were Ronald Reagan around today, he would advise Trump against such a bellicose approach.
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Michael Caputo, a former campaign aide to Donald Trump, is helping advise Grimm's campaign.
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"The service member was an advise and assister conducting his duties," the official added.
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In most cases, experts advise leaving your retirement savings for their intended purpose: retirement.
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L to advise it on a potential purchase of an increased stake in ACWA.
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Resolute Support is the NATO-led train-advise-assist mission that includes U.S. troops.
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He'll provide crisis management counsel and advise clients facing government investigations, the firm said.
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It is time to be cautious again and I would advise continued profit-booking.
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RIN prices fell further after Trump announced Icahn would advise him on regulatory policy.
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Old timers advise that one should never look a gift horse in the mouth.
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In her new role, she'll advise the president on technology, telecommunications and cybersecurity issues.
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The organization said that Musk will continue to advise and donate to the nonprofit.
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Experts advise doing some research: Make sure the device has security features built in.
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Maloof cannot prescribe illegal drugs, but does advise patients who microdose on harm reduction.
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I now advise a group of 300 history majors at a big public university.
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Smiley, the commander of Train, Advise, Assist and Command -- South, is based in Kandahar.
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Ailes went on to advise Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, and Rudolph Giuliani.
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SeaWorld will advise Zhonghong on new parks in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau.
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BofA Merrill Lynch advised Education Realty, while Morrison & Foerster and Venable provided legal advise.
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He plans to advise financial services companies, trade associations and their members, he said.
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As an outsider, it's relatively easy for you to advise them through that problem.
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"If I was the President's lawyer, I would not advise doing that," said Rep.
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The trick, they advise visitors, is drilling down into the right parts of town.
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She'll enter a politically advantageous marriage with someone, then survive to advise Queen Daenerys.
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How would you advise an interested listener to begin learning to identify these sounds?
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Experts advise using ground cover to minimize the problem, and washing the fruit meticulously.
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The constitutionally ordained process of advise and consent should now be allowed to unfold.
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There are wonderful guides that help to advise what species are good to harvest.
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Among the facts that Hallberg gets wrong: The 85033 guidelines don't advise Americans to cut back on fat The guidelines advise limiting saturated fat, which is found largely in meats, butter, cheese, ice cream and most cupcakes, cookies, and other sweet baked goods.
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Once a week, fellows with the U.C. Berkeley Destination College Advising Corps advise the classes.
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How would you advise someone who's thinking about investing to watch out for their money?
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We would not advise adding to long sterling positions given the multiple scenarios in play.
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"We don't advise this as they are farm animals," said farm owner Yang San-guei.
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The law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom has been hired to advise the committee.
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There was nothing specific she could advise, beyond exercising and controlling my intake of carbohydrates.
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Despite its unknown causes, researchers advise epilepsy patients to take prescribed dosages of medication regularly.
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Press reports at the time cited Vucic saying he had invited Giuliani to advise him.
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RCBI professionals say they do not advise their customers how to navigate China's exchange controls.
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What would you advise to startups in Australia hoping to get noticed by venture funds?
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I would, however, advise you to spend a little more now to avoid buyer's remorse.
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KPMG offers a service to advise clients on blockchains, as do most of its rivals.
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Imagine if Ms Yellen were to advise the Republicans against tax cuts for the rich?
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So I advise all of our startups to remain focused on growth while spending parsimoniously.
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Medical professionals advise those with symptoms of a stroke to get to the hospital immediately.
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"Now I approach the CEOs and executives that I advise the same way," he says.
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In response, the cruise line hired a meteorologist to advise on its ships' routing decisions.
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So experts advise finding a reputable cloud service that's secure and can hold system information.
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"For now, I would advise patients to stick to an anti-inflammatory such as ibuprofen."
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Mr Borges vowed to advise future Venezuelan governments not to repay the bonds in question.
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The leaflets advise residents to raise white flags over their homes if they can't flee.
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A growing number of financial planners are learning to advise clients on Social Security claiming.
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The U.S. troops in Afghanistan train and advise Afghan security forces and conduct counterinsurgency operations.
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The court also recruited a board of outsiders who advise court staff on new technology.
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Experts do, however, advise that you choose doctors who are actually licensed to practice medicine.
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We're not accusing Melania Trump of that, but would advise, as UNSW does: Just don't.
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"They don't even advise you on this, you are completely on your own," Jane said.
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American and European Special Operations forces could help advise and assist those militias, officials said.
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Government bodies advise dieters to record their meals in a calorie journal to lose weight.
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If that's not possible, the Cisco researchers advise reinstalling the OS on the affected systems.
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Yet Musk joined Trump's Strategic Policy Forum and agreed to advise Trump's Manufacturing Jobs Initiatives.
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I certainly wouldn't advise any country designing their constitution to adopt a system like this.
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Warning: Many cryptocurrencies are scams, and I strongly advise against their use as investment vehicles.
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He used to advise Emilio Botín, Ms Botín's father, who ran the bank before her.
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Veterinarians and veterinary nutritionists can both advise what food is best for your particular pet.
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"I do not advise eating fast food when observing the keto diet," Malkin told INSIDER.
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"I advise everybody to love what they do and work hard at it," she says.
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"You should advise your husband-to-be that it's a very small city," Singer said.
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I always advise not to use too many products, and to layer them very lightly.
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They would walk the member of Congress through and advise them to be more careful.
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The seller appointed UniCredit, JP Morgan and Jefferies last year to advise on the sale.
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But now, he says, he'd llikely advise them not to stay at a Motel 6.
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"We will continue to advise our partners and reassure them in that area," he said.
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Hhgregg hired Stifel Financial Corp last month, to advise it on strategic and financial transactions.
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That's still something I advise artists to do – just put the paint on the canvas.
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Who better than the outspoken reality star to advise us in the language of love?
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They provide companies useful information on investment climates, facilitate meetings and advise on regulatory environments.
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Though they are amateur pills we highly advise investing in some Tums, just in case.
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That said, in matters of ambassadorial nominations, it's the Senate's job to advise and consent.
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They were part of NATO's Resolute Support mission to train, advise and assist Afghan forces.
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The experts also advise thinking of Snapchat as one of the most private messaging apps.
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I wouldn't know how to advise him but I understand both sides of the issue.
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They may clean up polluted areas, advise policymakers or work with industry to reduce waste.
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But saying it&aposs his call even if they advise against him doing it. Watch.
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If you're a hot dog purist or an elote purist, we advise against making this.
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Police advise anyone who sees Valentine to keep their distance and call 911 right away.
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This is why I advise people: work on yourself and on understanding your own motivations.
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Experts still advise that you use caution, of course, and refrain from harassing them (duh).
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They advise limiting any activities that are tough on joints, like contact sports and weightlifting.
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To advise patients on the best approach, "more high-quality evidence is needed," Wang concluded.
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The train-advise-assist mission would fall to the European and Australian troops in Afghanistan.
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Experts advise that all pregnant women take a 400-microgram supplement of folic acid daily.
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For now, it's safe to say that Warne will continue to advise of their danger.
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If Trump wants any hints on how to deal with the Russians, we can advise.
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It's a mindset some experts advise you to adopt if you want to get rich.
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Seven out of eight advise-and-assist missions in Africa Command have already been cut.
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Do you ever advise people to do that or is that just like- Ashley: Sad.
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Another exhibit showed a former Icann leader who went on to advise the Chinese government.
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Glück, who taught Ritvo's introductory poetry workshop at Yale, went on to advise his thesis.
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Almost two decades ago, she helped advise Vivendi in its $34 billion takeover of Seagram.
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I know enough now to advise well-meaning people to pause before offering kind words.
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About 1,000 of those soldiers will "advise" Afghan military units in conflict zones next year.
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Tammy Duckworth said she would advise her colleagues, including Collins and fellow key vote Sen.
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Each person should retain their own attorney to advise them on their rights and responsibilities.
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"In any case I advise industry to make their supply chains Brexit-proof," he said.
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"We brought in a whole lot of consultants to advise on everything," Ms. Kanter said.
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That year, he helped advise KCG Holdings in its $1.4 billion sale to Virtu Financial.
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Already, 39 states and territories have enacted the Caregiver Advise, Record and Enable (CARE) Act.
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The guidance issued Wednesday will advise pharmaceutical companies on planning, designing, and monitoring clinical trials.
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These are expenses most super savers would advise against, but they're worth it to me.
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If Athena was ultimately broken into pieces or sold, they would advise on that, too.
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If an agent could advise you on your work style, would you want it to?
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Is this "advise and consent" under the Constitution, or political obstruction during an election year?
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"I always advise a holistic approach and to look at the applicant as a whole."
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"We advise the U.S side to remain calm and maintain a rational attitude," Geng said.
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"Adani has mandated Grant Samuel to advise on the financing," one of the sources said.
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So I would advise him to surround himself with sharp people who disagree with him.
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It's gotten so bad, police in Utah actually had to advise against shooting random clowns.
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We advise companies on strategic activities, we advised Tableau yesterday on its sale to Salesforce.
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However, he'll also continue to support and advise Ignite, in which he remains a shareholder.
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Advise your Gemini friend not to compromise other principles for the one they're focused on.
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"We advise folks in the industry that this is a long term play," Krane said.
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An external consultant has been asked to advise on the selection process, the report said.
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Though, I'd advise being cognizant about other added costs, as they might alter that outlook.
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Contact wearers should throw their lenses in the trash or recycle them, the researchers advise.
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They are so advised by military authorities and then act and advise their populations accordingly.
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After a national crisis, they advise their counterpart on how she should address the nation.
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Advise him to stop limiting the opportunities for migrant families to seek and receive asylum.
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The pope asked Monsignor Vigano to stay on to advise the future director, it said.
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It's quite easy to find friends and colleagues who will advise against taking a chance.
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But in the end, it would be for lawyers to advise you on that question.
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It's also hiring a new Safety Policy Manager to advise on these areas going forward.
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But first she'll return home to Mexico to advise the country's president on food policy.
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Midlevel government officials like Mr. Faulkner advise on legal and practical mechanisms to support policy.
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He said he did not advise Mr. Zelensky to skip the meeting with Mr. Giuliani.
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Remember when the role of the Senate was supposed to be to "advise and consent"?
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The other didn't do that, but did advise me to get my concealed carry [permit].
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Industry representatives and consumer advocates alike advise people to seek quotes periodically from competing insurers.
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Financial planners advise that the approach can backfire if borrowers don't change their spending habits.
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We also have advise about how to deal with jerks, without being a jerk back.
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Often Kryss Shane, a social worker and L.G.B.T.Q. expert, is the consultant asked to advise.
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But knowing the tension that existed then, he would not necessarily advise others to try.
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He said bankers were yet to advise the cabinet on the timing of the issues.
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Experts also advise not using your phone on the subway to protect it from germs.
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Veterans of natural disasters can only advise patience and offer sympathy to the newly kitchenless.
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The law firm, ILC Legal, will advise clients on international matters such as corporate restructuring.
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I believe this is important for the Senate to fulfill its advise and consent function.
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They can advise them to self-quarantine for 14 days, but they can't enforce it.
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They can advise them to self-quarantine for 14 days, but they can't enforce it.
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But for both business and moral reasons, he doesn't advise parking funds there anytime soon.
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What it has not yet done is take advantage of the opportunity to advise women.
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Former intelligence agency leaders keep their clearances for practical reasons, including to advise their successors.
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If you were talking to Mr. Trump — which you do — how would you advise him?
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But he said other governors didn't need to advise Greitens on what he should do.
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Now I advise R J to listen to his body and practice smart, not long.
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"Both of them advise women to manipulate men to gain material benefits," Ms. Lu said.
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And they should not merely advise, but prescribe a healthy diet and regular physical activity.
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But flights have been canceled and officials advise against traveling to China if it's avoidable.
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The US has about 2,000 troops in Syria, where they advise local forces fighting ISIS.
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World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines advise levels should not exceed a daily mean of 25.
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Indian celebrity Priyanka Chopra, a new investor in the company, will advise on the expansion.
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"I'd advise anybody in the same situation to go ahead and [do it]," Hester said.
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In this handshake, be savvy about the placement of your left hand, the authors advise.
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I asked Dr. Taber what we might advise people, right now, to help the environment.
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Experts advise spreading these out over the year, checking in about once every four months.
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"We advise British nationals affected to follow the advice of the local authorities," he said.
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Christofferson will lead DXC's ethics and compliance teams and advise on risks, the statement said.
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Moreira Franco said that no banks have yet been hired to advise on the program.
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Otherwise, why would the State Department have needed to advise all Americans to leave Iraq?
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A team of independent economists was hired to study the different models and advise Werner.
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But advocates also advise victims to carefully weigh whether applying for an award makes sense.
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These successful freelancers overcame their mistakes, but advise that you avoid them from the beginning.
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Wouldn't an attorney advise her client to adhere to the terms of a legal agreement?
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The US has approximately 2,000 troops in Syria, where they advise local forces fighting ISIS.
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More than 30 states have passed versions of the Caregiver Advise, Record, Enable (CARE) Act.
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The campaign hired Stephanie Cutter, an operative adept at handling political crises, to advise Mrs.
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He gave the example of leaders who advise on how best to manage a team.
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" Barr was scheduled to brief Trump Friday on the trip and advise on "next steps.
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Mr. Singhal will also advise Anthony Levandowski, who runs the company's self-driving automobile efforts.
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The instructions advise keeping a 2980-inch perimeter clear of objects around the docking station.
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Advise them that having access to the full range of birth control options is crucial.
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That's typically what financial planners and investment strategists advise, because bonds provide steady income payments.
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But some, like those killed in the ambush, are on the train-and-advise mission.
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World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines advise levels should not exceed a daily mean of 25.
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The United States and Canada both strongly advise citizens not to travel to North Korea.
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How does that advise you going forward in terms of how you deal with news?
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Even if the White Walkers win, he'll find some way to advise the Night's King.
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The EPA also recently overhauled the committees of scientists who advise it on clean air.
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We advise readers on the left not to take for granted the midterm election reversal.
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Few gay men would ever advise a girlfriend to copy Conway's outfit for a date.
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For security reasons, we advise refugees to remain in safe neighborhoods, and in small groups.
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And as a mom of four, Pope had some expert advise to offer royal mom, Kate.
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Police advise calling 1-866-535-5654 if you're looking for missing family members or friends.
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It did not advise selling the stock, though, noting that investors believed in the Netflix story.
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But I can advise my clients where to press and release tensions that's specific to them.
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If you have a skin condition and are experiencing itchy nipples, your dermatologist can advise you.
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What she does advise seems reasonable and not at all out of line with mainstream thinking.
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Before choosing a new insurance plan, advise your children to evaluate the typical health-care costs.
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Another area on which to advise your children is the types of funds to invest in.
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People would advise me to go out and meet people, but I was incapable of it.
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Jay Leno, pioneering car builder and host of CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage, " would advise against it.
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But he's getting plenty of coaching, including advise from one of George W. Bush's former advisors.
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Earlier on Thursday, Musk said on Twitter he planned to advise the president against the ban.
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Right now, the United States has 8,20073 troops in Afghanistan to train and advise local forces.
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He said troops were needed for the NATO-led train, advise and assist mission in Afghanistan.
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Calumet has retained Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co to advise on a possible transaction, the sources said.
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I also advise candidates to avoid singling out the frontrunners and attacking them by name. Why?
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"We advise candidates to go out and shop around and give things a try," he said.
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While it's possible to run the miner without informing your users, we strongly advise against it.
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"This is not advise and consent but search and destroy!" said Thom Tillis of North Carolina.
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Some experts now advise adjusting your drawdown rate based on how the stock market is performing.
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"We almost always advise them to consider the positives of such an agreement set in place."
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We can also advise any rider if we think they could benefit from making the switch.
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The 2015 dietary guidelines advise limiting saturated fats to no more than 10% of daily calories.
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He spends the majority of his time at Facebook while continuing to advise students at Berkeley.
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If you opt for PUMP, I'd advise sticking to day or afternoon drinking and simple snacks.
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Police officers advise people to take cover near the scene in Las Vegas on Oct. 25.
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If this was an impulsive mistake, I strongly advise that you communicate that to this person.
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If you have a summer house to remodel, I advise Brazilian antiques or just Restoration Hardware.
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Right off the bat, I'm going to advise against choosing the last option there, the Play.
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I also advise a super PAC that helped re-elect President Obama and now supports Hillary.
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The rest are there to "train, advise and assist" the Afghan security forces, including the police.
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I can only tell you what I advise and you might take it or leave it.
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"The White House called me to advise to help change the system of clemency," she says.
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Their stated mission is to train, advise and assist local forces in the fight against ISIS.
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We also advise anyone inexperienced to do plenty of research before buying rare, old, valuable bottles.
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Some aides and nearly all economists will advise Mr Trump that tariffs will impede economic growth.
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Their expertise, knowledge and struggles can help guide your activism — and advise you along the way.
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But it's strange that Barroso wants to advise the biggest investment bank on the Brexit issue.
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But while they have many attractive features, experts advise investors to consider all of their options.
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With no one around to advise the commander-in-chief, things could really start moving fast.
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Musk will stay on as a donator to OpenAI and will continue to advise the group.
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Trump's administration has yet to formally advise the U.S. Congress of its intention to open negotiations.
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Sometimes the library refers tough questions to Kathmandu, where experts can better advise on technical issues.
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That summer, Microsoft created Aether, an internal committee to advise and evaluate on AI ethics issues.
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"I advise anyone planning personal travel to North Korea to seriously reconsider their plans," Hall said.
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"Many cryptocurrencies are scams, and I strongly advise against their use as investment vehicles," it reads.
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Love your friends and family now, they advise -- and don't be shy about telling them so.
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"I advise selling as soon as possible to realize the gain from the discount, " Sullivan said.
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If you were an early investor in such companies, what would you advise them to do?
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However, supporters will be able to "advise" on the topics that they want Wikitribune to pursue.
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It is still unclear what prompted doctors to advise Williams to step away from the show.
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"I wouldn't advise a non-drinker to start drinking for their health," Tolstrup said by email.
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But then I wouldn't advise people to spend their hard-earned money on a Lamborghini either.
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The company said it hired investment bank JPMorgan Chase & Co to advise it on the review.
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We would advise him, though, to not mess with any of the Kardashians in the future.
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The statement did not elaborate on why the father would advise the son not to run.
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London's Institute Of Contemporary Arts launched an Independent Film Council to advise on the museum's activities.
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Personally, I will not advise my son to enlist when he graduates high school this year.
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"I'd advise him and his team to stay on message, which is jobs, jobs, jobs," Rep.
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Pope Paul VI founded the Synod of Bishops in 1965 as a body to advise popes.
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He comments on basically every picture, so I'd advise you to start keeping an eye out.
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I would advise holding positions to ride this rally, which is still in its initial stages.
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We would advise not to body brush before bed or in the evening for this reason!
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"The White House called me to advise to help change the system of clemency," she said.
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VW retains U.S. law firm Kirkland & Ellis to advise on questions related to U.S. emissions law.
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Most large brands use external advertising agencies to advise them on marketing and to create commercials.
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Most of them are dedicated to what is called "train, advise and assist," in Pentagon jargon.
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At CEQ, Hartnett White would advise the president on environmental issues and coordinate federal environmental reviews.
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Doctors currently advise women with diabetes to deliver in the 38th week of pregnancy, Mackin said.
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Looking back, he says he would advise himself to have had a moral code, particularly sexually.
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But experts advise caution before rolling the program out to a wider audience over security concerns.
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Asked whether he would advise other cities to embrace the approach, Mr. Caldwell responded without hesitation.
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However, the transition process varies by individual, and many doctors no longer advise a waiting period.
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Trump will need an unencumbered White House counsel who can advise him without reservations or conflicts.
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Mr. Kenney said he would advise other cities to consider his approach to soda tax policies.
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U.S. forces are allowed to advise at a brigade level with Kurdish peshmerga in northern Iraq.
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On bad days, officials in Warsaw advise residents to stay indoors and keep their windows closed.
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The so-called Economic and Social Development Council, which convened to advise Temer, includes top businessmen.
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My job was to field questions from reporters and advise on the task force's communications strategy.
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Advise you of your best option regardless of whether the broker represents a certain plan. 3.
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Even though it's up 64 percent just in the last 12 months, some experts advise caution.
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Each of these homework assignments lines up with what financial experts and self-made millionaires advise.
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Yingde hired Morgan Stanley to advise on offers it received from Air Products and StellarS Capital.
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Tensions between the boards and the agencies they advise have been particularly high at the EPA.
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Some of the apps tested always advise professional care, even for conditions that don't warrant it.
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Bank of America/Merrill Lynch advised Education Realty, while Morrison & Foerster and Venable provided legal advise.
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Most home pregnancy tests advise you to take the test after you miss your next period.
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You don't want the qualification for someone to advise you to be that they are gay.
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It is time for prominent Republicans to advise their fellow Republicans to vote for Mrs. Clinton.
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They're hiring professional consultants to advise and lobby foreign capitals for policies that reinforce their power.
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She's been keeping close tabs on the Denka plant and has helped advise the citizens' group.
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He brings more than 20 years of leadership management consulting to advise clients in all industries.
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Use caution here and be sure to read the fine print of your contract, experts advise.
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And with these billion dollar deals come lucrative fees for services like EY that advise acquirers.
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Of course, we all advise her to break it off, but she admits she probably won't.
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In June, Sberbank first deputy chairman Maxim Poletayev left his post but continued to advise Gref.
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Widodo's sons also sometimes advise him on outfits or speeches, according to one senior campaign aide.
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Then the attorney can advise them on their particular facts, what's the best course of action.
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I advise that they go with a support person, whether it's a family member or friend.
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I would not advise untenured faculty to do anything likely to generate this level of controversy.
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We plan to notify all users about the incident and advise them to reset their password.
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"I'd advise people to check themselves first while logged in into a friend's account," he wrote.
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"We really advise people against using anti-diarrheals when they have food poisoning," Dr. Chutkan says.
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A Spanish-language info tent had been erected to advise families who had appointments with ICE.
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He's extremely well-placed to advise on dealing with the more established effects of cannabis withdrawal.
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" They then added, "It is extremely rare for police to advise that an event be cancelled.
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He is asked by a parishioner, Mary (Amanda Seyfried), to advise her husband, Michael (Philip Ettinger).
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They also advise checking on family, friends and neighbours who spend much of their time alone.
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Steyer and Podesta have been close for years, and Podesta used to formally advise the billionaire.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch, meanwhile, had helped advise DirecTV on its sale to AT&T.
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These celebrity money gurus usually advise people to put debt payoff above all other money goals.
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So when health officials publicly advise to stock up, they may take it to the extreme.
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Real estate agents also suggested having a surveyor inspect the property and advise on its value.
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Yet morally, should I not at least advise my boss, particularly given his mentorship of me?
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He directed "Speed," the 1994 Keanu Reeves blockbuster, and was there to advise the teenage crew.
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The glasses could also broadcast those imaging feeds directly to doctors who can advise those workers.
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Turnbull said on Thursday the government's chief lawyer would advise on Dutton's eligibility on Friday morning.
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I also advise the elite athletes that I provide nutrition support to, to do the same.
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This is why we so often advise people to seek out support groups, therapists and hotlines.
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But why do our well-meaning efforts to advise our teenagers often get a chilly reception?
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When he started Axios he asked if I would sort of reciprocate and informally advise them.
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I would advise reading all fine print before purchasing, as well as doing some online research.
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I'm looking forward to what's next — because that, of course, is what the Workologist would advise.
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Nowhere in the slide did McKinsey advise that such a scheme would be illegal or unwise.
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"As dentists we advise on oral health behaviors such as alcohol use and smoking," Gupta says.
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But he did advise restraint, especially with face and head tattoos, which have become increasingly common.
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They also have asked that the chief diversity officer be able to directly advise the board.
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The justices asked lawyers to advise whether the questions on the earlier order were now moot.
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But experts advise seniors and businesses that there are key provisions they need to think about.
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Booz Allen did advise the Saudi government on a plan to provide humanitarian aid to Yemen.
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The government could also advise people to stand farther apart in public spaces, The Times reported.
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"I don't think there's any lawyer in the country that would advise Jeff Sessions" not to.
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An inventive sex educator in India runs a website to advise young people about healthy relationships.
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And experts advise anyone who is having trouble communicating to get his or her hearing checked.
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I plan to advise Tim at least to move the gun elsewhere, out of the house.
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Carter also said he would advise the President to listen "very carefully" to the North Koreans.
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Free as a bird to cook with MSG, as many of today&aposs top chefs advise.
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Still, Dr. Titze said he would not advise eating a lot of salt to lose weight.
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The guidelines advise starting a conversation about transition when patients are between ages 12 and 14.
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Or launching youth boards to advise businesses like the UK's B&Q home improvement chain did.
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Justice Department lawyers could advise him against certain assertions if they don't feel it's legally defensible.
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Below him is a hierarchy of attaches who visit and advise Turkish-Muslim communities across Germany.
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I strongly advise you to get the manual; not only does it sound better, it's cheaper!
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And, of course, colleges will be paying their own lawyers to advise them throughout the process.
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Susan Collins, who have pointed to their constitutional duty to advise and consent to judicial nominees.
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Hatch said he would advise Trump to take a more conciliatory approach on the campaign trail.
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I'd advise the same with "Justified," a great show that starts out as a decent anthology.
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Estate planners frequently advise clients to move assets into a separate entity such as a trust.
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She plans to advise clients on transportation, infrastructure, health care and municipal issues, among other things.
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He's kept himself close the president, and will help advise him through the 2020 presidential campaign.
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It said it would advise educational institutes to postpone trips in March and later, if necessary.
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So I would advise men to take supplements if they don't have a fish-rich diet.
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Financial firms gained the freedom to set their own commissions, and to speculate and advise clients.
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From a #GivingTuesday perspective, what wed advise is to tap into the full spectrum of generosity.
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Probably not, because no one would advise him to testify because this is a sham court.
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But within this framework, fixed-income strategists advise investors to err on the side of caution.
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Military officials have said the soldiers were on a train-and-advise mission with Nigerien forces.
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Most brokers advise hiring a lawyer, though a notary can complete the transaction, Mr. Haurigot said.
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Under the proposal, 5,500 private contractors, primarily former Special Operations troops, would advise Afghan combat forces.
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The US sent the military to advise the Colombian government on its counterinsurgency and counterterrorism operations.
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They advise anyone who is concerned about illness to seek out contact with a healthcare provider.
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Burck will advise Priebus and McGahn in the special counsel investigation into the Russian election meddling.
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Then her brother became involved, and Dylan Finch, who works in banking, agreed to advise them.
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And allow me, if you will, to advise you never to take your eyes off him.
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"We advise the United States to stop this unceasing criticism and slander of China," Geng said.
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"You never met Mr. Trump, nor did you ever 'advise' Mr. Trump about anything," McGahn wrote.
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She said her office was ready to deploy a team to Sudan to advise the authorities.
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When they do, however, here's what billionaire Mark Cuban and certified financial planner Robert Pagliarini advise:
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The Senate has the duty to "advise and consent" the president on Supreme Court nominations. Sen.
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When holding court at the bar, we quietly advise one another on how to maximize negotiations.
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Prudent counselors might advise him that firing Mueller will only serve to further exacerbate his problems.
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Carlyle Group Hires Former Johnson & Johnson Executive to Advise Asia Buyout Fund | Carlyle Group has hired Jesse Wu, a former senior executive at Johnson & Johnson, to advise on investing in China's health care sector, as a series of measures attracts more private equity firms to the industry.
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Recipes for fried rice typically advise using leftovers instead of newly made rice, which tends to clot.
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I [advise my clients that] the less media they read, the less traumatized they're going to be.
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Goldman Sachs is said to have been mandated to advise on the proposed deal, the report added.
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Even as the U.S. has increased troop numbers and expanded programs to train and advise the Afghans.
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When Marcus brings in another business to advise them, tensions threaten to put both companies in jeopardy.
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It's important to pay attention to how well funded the pension plan is, said Advise Finance's Swanger.
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She would only advise killing it if it's in a confined space and is an immediate threat.
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If you want to know how young people become radicalized, I advise you to visit this expo.
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Corsi said he would advise Stone not to underestimate the amount of information already in Mueller's possession.
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"We advise against cutting more than one-third of the grass leaf at a time," Morrow says.
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I therefore like to look about me in foreign nations, and advise everyone to do the same.
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This morning, I am changing my phone number and I advise you to do so as well.
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Oncologists may make the same referral for patients with early-stage cancer as well, the authors advise.
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By the way, Amazon doesn't advise using the service if your pets can approach the front door.
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We believe some consolidation is likely and advise investors to consider realizing some gains at this juncture.
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Ms Trump will be her father's "eyes and ears" and advise him on family and other policies.
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Mr Kushner hired WilmerHale, a leading law firm, to advise him on compliance with federal ethics legislation.
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Another retired tennis professional pointed out that a lot of coaches advise their players from the sidelines.
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Foreign leaders should advise Prince Muhammad to calm down and stop damaging his country and his reputation.
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That's why I would advise taking anything you see in this trailer with a grain of salt.
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So I'd advise against talking to anyone who's an employee of the North Korean state in Europe.
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I'd actually advise seeing this one as an investment piece, though, as I think it's a perennial.
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"We don't advise customers to hide money in order to avoid tax," SEB spokesman Laurence Westerlund added.
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"It's very appropriate for IARC to advise its working group members as to what the procedures are."
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The company is stepping in to advise Musk and the Tesla board on taking the company private.
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Earlier in the episode, we heard Littlefinger advise Sansa to seek Brienne as an ally against Arya.
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Doctors typically advise people to get at least 150 minutes a week of moderate to vigorous exercise.
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As reputation experts we advise many of the world's top corporations and leaders in business and politics.
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The judge said he would advise Manafort that there are some proceedings he thinks Manafort should attend.
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But beware: this is still beta software, so we wouldn't advise installing it on your primary device.
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Of course, this is so risky we don't advise ever trying to make one of these yourself.
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The 50-odd business leaders recruited to advise the president quit just seven months into his term.
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Vitamin B3 deficiency is rare in developed countries, leading doctors to advise against self-medicating with niacin.
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I advise students, male and female, to dress professionally – not too casually – and to avoid inappropriate clothing.
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Some today advise users to not accept BYOD MDM policies because of the impact to personal privacy.
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We caution, however, against holding long-dated Italian bonds and advise against any concentrated exposure to them.
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Would you advise another person to do that if they were in a position to do so?
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Others advise clients to find a way to create jobs and to let the president take credit.
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The US troops were part of a US military program to advise and assist Somali ground forces.
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If necessary, the robot will advise them to go for a blood test or to a doctor.
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"I'd advise Mr. Trump to stop whining and go try to make his case to get votes."
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I will tell you the position of the legal team is that we do not advise that.
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And then the process is, we have five co-counsel, senior people, we&aposll advise the President.
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Capheus discovers this courtesy of a few nasty coworkers who advise him to stay away from Zakia.
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If your magnesium level is low, we would replace it, and advise eating foods that contain magnesium.
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A lot of people blithely advise the poor to work their way toward dignity and self-respect.
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"I would advise against doing that," Brady said at The Wall Street Journal CEO Council annual meeting.
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Meanwhile, HSBC was formally mandated to advise Saudi Arabian oil company Aramco on its initial public offering.
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"SIL has engaged legal advisors to advise on the possible legal options," Swiber said in a statement.
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DiCaprio recently signed on to advise a climate technology fund owned by venture capital firm Princeville Capital.
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Genetic counselors and doctors generally advise that I avoid animal proteins, processed anything, smoking, stress, and alcohol.
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"If you were my father, what would you advise me to do?" the woman said through tears.
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"I'm sure the powers here know I advise a lot of guys," Simpson testified to parole commissioners.
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We definitely advise against messing with people's food, and intentionally scaring strangers is not a smart idea.
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Presidential appointments are pushed through without the full Senate fulfilling its Constitutional duty to advise and consent.
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With the data calculated, they will be able to advise governments how to best preserve the Grevys.
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It does not plan to advise on the initial public offering of shipping firm Sovcomflot, sources said.
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"I wouldn't know how to advise him but I understand both sides of the issue," Legere said.
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I've got these small state plans I advise, and they're losing more than $100 million this year.
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But their advisory mission seemed to have run into one issue: There weren't many Afghans to advise.
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So by all means, ask your broker what standard they use to advise you on retirement investments.
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They knew he was within his absolutist rights to use them if they dared "advise" too freely.
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The group includes several cybersecurity experts who advise Cuomo's administration on protecting critical infrastructure and digital systems.
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I normally advise for her to be patient and understand and accept what the Almighty has ordained.
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Bill Richardson abruptly quit Myanmar's international panel set-up to advise on the ongoing Rohingya refugee crisis.
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Because doctors advise having one around at all times, many people buy many EpiPens just in case.
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Advise and assist mission The US soldiers were part of a team advising and assisting local forces.
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While it's not necessary to hire a foreign lawyer in Montenegro, most real estate agents advise one.
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We strongly advise business owners to invest a little of their valuable time in tax reform research.
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Sales staff re-training is designed to fortify the company's ability to effectively counsel and advise customers.
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My own experience with taking leave has greatly informed the companies I run, invest in, and advise.
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Experts advise that all children under age 22016 be screened for two eye diseases, strabismus and amblyopia.
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The team's primary mission was to train, advise, and assist a larger Nigerien force of 30 soldiers.
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If you're considering investing in Facebook or in the stock market in general, experts advise starting slow.
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Nor would I advise betting on any early reversal in the UK's recent political and economic decline.
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Christie said Monday he would advise Hogan against running, noting the president's strong support within the party.
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The new labeling will advise parents to check with a child's doctor before introducing peanut-containing foods.
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President Obama created the office in 2009 to help advise on tech policy and streamline government operations.
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A company, Coastal Risk Consulting, has cropped up to advise them, and is offering its services nationally.
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"We work with their teams, advise them on what's new, and what content we have," he says.
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But we are engaging the best experts we can to advise and help us in that process.
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Trump particularly took issue with Mueller's deputy Aaron Zebley being allowed to advise Mueller during the testimony.
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"Have a dream," she said, recounting what she would advise other young hopefuls, "then go follow it."
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Former national security officials typically keep their clearances so that they can advise and counsel their successors.
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The UN guidelines advise flight attendants not to confront traffickers or try to rescue the victim themselves.
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I'd advise my younger self to learn how to use credit correctly (there is a right way).
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It was instead a profound failure of the American political system and the policymakers that advise it.
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The matchmakers always advise their clients to avoid talk of assets, which can come off as bragging.
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How to watch NASA scientists advise that although they can be seen any time after 10 p.m.
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If you're considering investing in Netflix or in the stock market in general, experts advise starting slow.
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We also advise you to have this conversation prior to the day of the festival, if possible.
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We will advise Josh and the team on strategies across all areas of its business moving forward.
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They've come together to advise the government on this, but the government is showing very little interest.
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We advise the safe mode: Instead of immediate smashing, imagine how to replace or modify the monument.
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This is not to advise any artist to make any compromises, but only to spread himself out.
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We anticipate this being rainbow highlighter part two, so we advise stretching out those ordering fingers now.
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Several countries advise pregnant women or those trying to conceive to avoid traveling to the city-state.
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Ms. Elting hired lawyers to advise her, and Mr. Shawe secretly hacked her emails to read them.
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About three dozen U.S. Special Operations troops arrived in northern Syria on an "advise and assist" mission.
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"I always advise my clients to eat before exercising," said Wendy Sterling, a board-certified sports dietitian.
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Siri will advise people who say they have extreme or life-threatening symptoms to consider calling 911.
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"Some of the things that we'll recommend now go against what we used to advise," she said.
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Most of the time, symptoms will go away on their own, and experts advise seeking care early.
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The section's prosecutors advise or work with trial teams on cases and a few trials a year.
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Mfine is an artificial intelligence-powered healthcare app that provides users instant online access to medical advise.
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For financial advisors who advise clients who are making such a transition, the issue is more complex.
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She continued to advise individuals, families, corporations and not‑for‑profit organizations on estate planning and philanthropy.
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Most of those are limited to airstrikes or advise-train-and-assist work with allied government forces.
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Dr. Elders said she had signed on to advise Ro to promote accurate information about sexual health.
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Goldberg told me that even if his clients were out of options, he'd advise against hiring Gomez.
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Turkish officials with relevant experience will advise them on municipal affairs, education, health care and emergency services.
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It's a nonpartisan scorekeeper whose job is to advise Congress about the likely effects of its proposals.
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The labels on the bottles advise me to drink at least eight glasses of water every day.
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Emergency room doctors have experience sitting families down to advise discontinuing care because it would be futile.
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"I would advise against these mass closures when we're keeping this situation relatively contained," said De Blasio.
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We advise people not to touch their face, but we still do it because it's a habit.
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Experts typically advise having enough money set aside to cover living expenses for three to six months.
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