Take as little as possible — just what you need.
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The originalist answer is none or as little as possible.
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This is about paying sick men as little as possible.
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Yang's budgeting philosophy is simple: Spend as little as possible.
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There's no quacking or screaming; they suffer as little as possible.
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I like to be in the city as little as possible.
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Go deeper: Read the full piece Generally, as little as possible.
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You want to pay as little as possible without sacrificing everything.
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I want people to do as little as possible with me.
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"It's important that you move as little as possible," Patrick says.
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But you also want to lug around as little as possible.
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I might take out some loans but as little as possible.
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Paying as little as possible was "the American way," he declared.
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It mediates as little as possible, and it takes a cut.
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Mix as little as possible until all ingredients are evenly distributed.
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The French government has seemed determined to say as little as possible.
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And, so, we're not trying to put up as little as possible.
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We're better off not paying them, or paying as little as possible.
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" During his 2016 campaign, Trump said, "I pay as little as possible.
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The first time you buy, Greenhand recommends purchasing as little as possible.
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I'm not alone in my inclination to do as little as possible.
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Mr. Beresford said his plan was to plan as little as possible.
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Rule #4: Do as little as possible This is the best bit.
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A good way to start is by doing as little as possible.
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I try to think about outside sources and influences as little as possible.
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Corporate statements tend to be very dry and say as little as possible.
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Rather, he focused on earning as much, and spending as little, as possible.
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I tried to talk as little as possible because my words were mushy.
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"We want to influence the exchange market as little as possible," he said.
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I use fondant as little as possible because I think it tastes gross.
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I try to spend as little as possible every time I go out.
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But he drove as much as feasible and spent as little as possible.
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It's easy to pass "Beat Saber" levels by moving as little as possible.
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And media companies generally try to say as little as possible about security.
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They changed the apartments and streets where they filmed as little as possible.
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We've designed 1Password to do as little as possible within the hostile browser environment.
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This involved her grandmother, about whom she tried to think as little as possible.
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I'm on social media as little as possible because I find it too noisy.
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Strive for a future in which you interact with him as little as possible.
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In his 20s, billionaire Mark Cuban aimed to live on as little as possible.
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President Clinton spoke as little as possible about the scandal for the next year.
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Theoretically, tax systems should collect revenue efficiently and distort markets as little as possible.
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The main objective was to get the picture and say as little as possible.
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Why watch: It's best to go into Mr. Jones knowing as little as possible.
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Which, given her hyperarticulate ability to contextualize every moment, is saying as little as possible.
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We will do everything we can to make sure he accomplishes as little as possible.
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The studio is undoubtedly hoping to replicate that success by changing as little as possible.
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"I fight like hell to pay as little as possible," Mr. Trump said last August.
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Hill finds these products problematic because, he says, toys should do as little as possible.
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Fortunately, the company tried to compromise as little as possible when it comes to sound.
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For Cuban, that meant living on as little as possible, the way a student would.
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As for automobile safety, the Trump administration appears to be doing as little as possible.
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Most people don't like to think at all, or like to think as little as possible.
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For flyers who want to pay as little as possible, those cramped knees are worth it.
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Sanders, at the White House, said as little as possible about Iran or Trump's intentions Monday.
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But I'd like to participate in a way that compounds the problem as little as possible.
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Currently, my financial plan involves doing as little as possible to reach my long-term goals.
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Traditional economics similarly invokes rationality to assume that people want to work as little as possible.
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We're talking lingerie that hides as little as possible, in the form of sheer matching sets.
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They are not, because when you're being entertained, you want to move as little as possible.
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It might be better to say as little as possible and wait to see a judge.
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Her special genius at this moment is for drifting through life, doing as little as possible.
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Individually, employers may think they are making rational decisions to pay people as little as possible.
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But try to move the affected areas as little as possible to avoid further tissue damage.
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Ralph Northam held onto his office over the past week by saying as little as possible.
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"Say as little as possible without being cryptic," suggested Karen Friedman, a leadership and communication expert.
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" Bourdain gave the comedian five recommendations but advised him to "try and plan as little as possible.
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This was a time for prudence, for saying as little as possible until the facts were in.
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They just want a million tunes in their pocket and want to pay as little as possible.
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Rather, he focused on two things: Earning as much as possible and spending as little as possible.
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In part for the simple reason that the states wished to give up as little as possible.
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Swirl the remaining ¼ cup kabocha purée around the surface, deflating the dough as little as possible. Cover.
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They run their engine as little as possible, and charge their batteries with solar and wind power.
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But Knives Out, being a whodunnit, is best if you go in knowing as little as possible.
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Exxon is grumpily conceding absolutely as little as possible to climate hawks, for as long as possible.
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Marketing or promoting the band as little as possible, letting other people draw their ideas out of it.
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"I like bullets or I like as little as possible," the President himself told Axios in January 2017.
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Clinton for her description of Trump voters, and to say as little as possible about her pneumonia diagnosis.
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Because I love luxury travel and want to pay as little as possible, these are a good fit.
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I hope to wear shoes and sneakers as little as possible, in favor of flip-flops and sandals.
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As a general rule, the FCC recommends engaging as little as possible with incoming phone numbers you don't know.
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I like to leave them in suspension, I like to close the door, and explain as little as possible.
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It's a stark contrast to Cliff, who says as little as possible and seems happy to drift through life.
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The goal isn't to spend as little as possible, it's to have as large of a return as possible.
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And Mueller is famously taciturn and by-the-book, so I'd expect him to say as little as possible.
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"We created this philosophy for the phone, which was designed to be used as little as possible," Hollier said.
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"I fight like hell and pay as little as possible," he told CBS' "Face the Nation" in August 2015.
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"I was really squinting, and reading as little as possible in order to continue my coping mechanisms," she says.
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Ms. Hoffman said she asked for her daughter and the boy to see each other as little as possible.
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After he and I broke up, I went on a diet and tried to feel as little as possible.
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This year, Mr. Singh said he and many of his neighbors were trying to burn as little as possible.
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That is why established manufacturers are more inclined toward incremental development and the desire to change as little as possible.
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Hillary Clinton and her top aides sought to engage as little as possible with Trump's attacks on the former president.
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I try to pull out the "Let's go back and talk about Steve Jobs again" card as little as possible.
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This technically makes sense, given Android Auto is designed to make you physically touch the screen as little as possible.
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In these cases, Moscow would prefer to refrain from using military force, or to use it as little as possible.
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"Looking at estate tax liability, an individual would want their net worth to be as little as possible," he said.
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The key, according to the chef, is to handle the dough as little as possible to achieve a lighter texture.
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It's sort of like my own take on the Prime Directive — observe and explore, but interfere as little as possible.
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Today the guidelines suggest eating as little as possible by keeping saturated fats to less than 10% of daily calories.
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The last reason to tamper as little as possible with your retirement money, Parks says, is a worst-case scenario.
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Working Like Dieter Rams, Alex Crane, a designer from Brooklyn, believes that it's important to design as little as possible.
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"I'm trying to look at social media as little as possible during Grand Slams, during big tournaments," Zverev told reporters.
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It obviously didn't come from our lives as hunters and gatherers, who were content to work as little as possible.
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Frugal Family Sometimes budget travel means spending as little as possible to take the longest, farthest, most ambitious adventure possible.
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It's "best watched knowing as little as possible about its specifics," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The Times.
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Labour said as little as possible about the subject, allowing it to attract voters from both sides of the referendum divide.
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That's not great by modern standards, but the whole concept of this phone is to use it as little as possible.
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If you absolutely want a Wear OS watch right now, my advice is to spend as little as possible on it.
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Tweak your OS settingsImage: ScreenshotTo start with make sure your operating system is putting as little as possible on the desktop.
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Evidently, former special counsel Robert Mueller wanted to say as little as possible in his congressional testimony Wednesday — and he succeeded.
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"Most are looking to minimize expense and disruption by relocating as little as possible in the first instance," Oliver Wyman said.
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We both hate wasting food, so these dinners happen on occasion to ensure that we throw out as little as possible.
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" He says he tries to use Facebook as little as possible, and that his children "aren't allowed to use that shit.
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Key West is all about luxury — doing as little as possible to the tune of about $211,217 for a weeklong vacation.
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He had about two months of salary saved for the journey and wanted to spend as little as possible on travel.
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The remedy for the energy crisis, the government seems to be telling its citizens, is to do as little as possible.
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As David points out, though, this challenge isn't about spending as little as possible, it's about making thoughtful and conscientious purchases.
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"The best advice is to charge as little as possible in the months leading up to a home purchase," Orman writes.
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Cook didn't outright name his rivals, but said that Apple takes a "collect as little as possible" approach to product design.
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That requires reality intruding on the proceedings as little as possible, except for when Hurwitz and company want it to intrude.
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Even the location, that forgettable strip of grass just off the road, seemed intended to disrupt life as little as possible.
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Since Kyra is a minimalist, she doesn't own a TV, and she tries to spend as little as possible each month.
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Yet in several moments, Mr. Sessions seemed committed to revealing as little as possible, particularly about his interactions with the president.
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Reason would tell us that being good at dating would only be achieved in order to date as little as possible.
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Rather, it tries to avoid letting the judge control the conversation—that way, it has to respond as little as possible.
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In other words, see to it that the government is taking as little as possible in taxes from your paycheck every week.
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He said he tries to use Facebook as little as possible and doesn't permit his children to use such platforms at all.
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Because some traffic lights will be out, people should consider driving as little as possible, Harkness said during a Wednesday news conference.
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Try to sweat as little as possible by pacing yourself and change out of wet clothes when you stop for the night.
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Couriers are instructed to open the door as little as possible, slide the packages in, and not enter the home if possible.
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But if you like going out with as little as possible in your pockets, you're gonna hate that the case is large.
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So I feel like, while we're not banned from speaking personally, I think it's easier if we talk as little as possible.
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So much so that I started communicating with the "greenies" as little as possible to spare my eyes from the wretched color.
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In other words: a phone that's meant to do as little as possible so you can take more of your time back.
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A 9-month-old is expensive, and since I wasn't earning any money, I was determined to spend as little as possible.
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Jamie Bernstein's writing is devoted to what she directly experienced, altered, it seems, as little as possible by the passage of time.
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" He says he tries to use Facebook as little as possible, and that his children "aren't allowed to use that s**t.
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And as someone who likes to do as little as possible around the house, the "Make the Mulch of It" method appeals.
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Some of you will be spending this time in isolation eating, sleeping, and doing as little as possible, and that's absolutely fine.
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When it was folded down into a phone, I used it as little as possible (because it was bad in that shape).
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Before Dave died, I tried to bother people as little as possible – and yes, "bothering people" is what I thought it was.
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"I've actually made a point of eating as little as possible," he said, adjusting his baseball cap and flashing a mischievous grin.
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The challenge is finding electrodes that don't corrode underwater and protecting them with materials that reduce their efficiency as little as possible.
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Tech companies, for the most part, prefer to have as little as possible done by humans—because, it's often said, they don't scale.
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Patreon says it's gotten extensive feedback from current users, but it's still trying to make the change impact them as little as possible.
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" Larson than suggested everyone "compile a list of free or cheap resources so you can make a film for as little $$$ as possible.
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She hadn't been in touch with people from the orphanage for a long time, and she thought about it as little as possible.
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"Everyone had their own jobs and tasks to do so that our time setting up would be as little as possible," Pasko said.
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Focal calls these headphones reference-class, which signals the company's aim for a purist sound that exaggerates or diminishes as little as possible.
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If you absolutely want to spend money on an Android Wear watch right now, you might as well spend as little as possible.
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So I feel like, while we're not banned from speaking personally, I think it's just easier if we talk as little as possible.
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Like most people, coming out of college, I knew I wanted a job that involved being in an office as little as possible.
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Many people have had terrible customer service experiences with insurers who seem intent on charging as much and offering as little as possible.
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Once I get started on my walk, I try to consult my phone as little as possible, and sometimes I veer off course.
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The period after "Thrones" ended was "a big healing time for me," she said, and she spent it doing as little as possible.
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Philanthropy tackles the most difficult problems of our day but seeks to involve the people most affected by them as little as possible.
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Based on Ian McEwan's novel of the same name, the film is one of those where it's best to reveal as little as possible.
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We're all for saving money, and spending as little as possible wherever possible, but sometimes it really is worth dropping a little more cash.
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Cities in the developing world are trying to get better at collecting rubbish and making sure that as little as possible goes to waste.
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When she finds someone she wants to photograph, Groskopf tries to interfere as little as possible, usually catching her subjects in a candid moment.
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If you're considering the Amazon TV, though, chances are, you're trying to spend as little as possible to get an essentially adequate idiot box.
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IN THE two and a half years since he was elected governor of Illinois, Bruce Rauner has met the media as little as possible.
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The message is clear: The Education Department wants colleges to consider race as little as possible, or, preferably, not at all, when admitting students.
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I was eating as little as possible, I was very obsessed with what I was putting in my body and I was over exercising.
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"It is therefore important that the painting is moved as little as possible and that it is displayed in a stable environment," he said.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the Indian community of Mahewa, when monsoon floods come, women start to eat and drink as little as possible.
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It was important to us that we actually go out into the woods and make this movie and fake it as little as possible.
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Obamacare was designed to expand health coverage while doing as little as possible to disrupt the lives of people who already had health insurance.
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The best things at Standard Grill, and there are quite a lot of them, depend on very good ingredients touched as little as possible.
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The title "Three Identical Strangers" is somewhat of a giveaway in a documentary that's best watched knowing as little as possible about its specifics.
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But an imperative to say as little as possible and pretend one is a juridical blank slate has been close to inviolate since 1987.
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Los Angeles is filled with factories that pay workers — many of them undocumented — off the books and as little as possible, Ms. Kitroeff reports.
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One day I would eat as little as possible until I was so hungry that I'd plow into anything I could get my hands on.
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"I fight like hell to pay as little as possible," he said at a New York news conference announcing his own tax plan in September.
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It became like a game: Over the second half of the week, I tried to spend as little as possible to avoid exceeding my goal.
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The first is to use your cellphone's various antennae as little as possible, putting your phone in Airplane Mode whenever you're not actively using it.
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And I try to underplay, I try to pull out the "Let's go back and talk about Steve Jobs again" card as little as possible.
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But in this system, he's always going to try to pay you as little as possible, because it will allow him to keep more money.
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Rather than take out every single dollar that's available, shoot for as little as possible, said Bakari Miller, a workplace banking coordinator at Regions Bank.
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"I think the Church is always going to try to look transparent whilst revealing as little as possible," said McKiernan, co-director of Bishop Accountability.
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Orban would be happy with an EU that is little more than a big free trade zone, impinging as little as possible on national sovereignty.
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Even so, Nora continues, society still sets impossibly high expectations for mothers while fathers get away with making mistakes and doing as little as possible.
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Clinton's assertion that he paid no federal income taxes, arguing that paying as little as possible to the government is the "smart" thing to do.
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In an information-overload culture, the most revolutionary act might be to say as little as possible, as quietly as possible, as slowly as possible.
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As a trade-off, I spent the days before flights sequestered at home practicing disgusting personal hygiene, while speaking and eating as little as possible.
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They have been cramming their food into a small freezer in Mr. Cruz's backyard, opening it as little as possible to preserve the cold air.
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Perhaps if businesses pay their employees as little as possible, for example, those companies will lose the incentive to train and develop more productive workers.
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Los Angeles is filled with factories that pay workers off the books and as little as possible, battling overseas competitors that can pay even less.
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Some regret over past spending inspires Diksha Rai, 38, a stay-at-home parent in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, to spend as little as possible.
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But The Final Year's warning to Americans is delivered sideways, which is the film's preferred methodology; it mentions Trump and his campaign as little as possible.
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Horiguchi has three minutes to work each round and he would do best to do as little as possible and punctuate rounds with bursts of offense.
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In the next five months, right up to the afternoon that I was waiting for my funding letter, I interacted with Lorraine as little as possible.
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There's an entire industry of tax sheltering and avoidance, conducted by knowledgeable and legally savvy (or shady) accountants, ensuring the rich pay as little as possible.
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If so, is the accommodation actually the "least restrictive means" of accomplishing that goal — in other words, does it restrict religious freedom as little as possible?
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As with the Judiciary Committee hearings, as little as possible was left to chance before the cameras came on for five days of often-dramatic testimony.
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There was just one problem: Light's marketing material suggested the phone was "designed to be used as little as possible," and the creators had outdone themselves.
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Southerners wanted to count slaves as little as possible to reduce their share; Northerners wanted to count slaves fully so that the South would pay more.
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Whether it's a conditional trade or a contract signing or the result of a replay review, the NHL wants you to know as little as possible.
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Healthy America (Urban Institute): The Urban Institute explicitly designed its Healthy America plan with the goal of disrupting the large employer market as little as possible.
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But Johnson, who shares Trump's propensity for throwing political grenades but not his supernatural flair for avoiding the blowback, is saying as little as possible in public.
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Unlike Mars dirt, lunar soil needs a binder to stick together, but the team wanted to come up with a way to use as little as possible.
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She said Prime Minister Theresa May must defend whatever trade option the UK government chose to pursue with hard evidence, damaging the economy as little as possible.
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Meanwhile, the Supreme Court of four conservatives and four liberals was in a holding pattern, deciding as little as possible and deadlocked on the most contentious issues.
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I asked if she had been given any instructions about how to behave, and she said she was supposed to interact as little as possible with visitors.
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The Khans were were offered the usual precautions about getting through the heavy security at the Wells Fargo Arena: bring as little as possible to save time.
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While a company like Apple may pay all of the taxes that it owes, it also tries to find legal ways to owe as little as possible.
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" Williams's passion for the ABDL lifestyle gave him an edge over competitors who were, in his words, trying to make fetish diapers "for as little as possible.
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The new trailer for horror film Antebellum is squarely in the latter camp, adding to the buzz surrounding the movie by giving away as little as possible.
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We rewrite the diaries as little as possible, but most of them need a decent amount of revision to flow in the way we want them to.
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We cut margins and raised prices as little as possible, all the while wasting precious time we would have normally devoted to trying to increase our sales.
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"One of my goals in life is to leave Fort Greene as little as possible," said Mr. Temple, 51, who has lived in the neighborhood since 1990.
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"Read as little as possible of literary criticism," Rilke warned Franz Xaver Kappus, the 19-year-old military cadet and addressee of Letters to a Young Poet.
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It's hard to write much without spoiling anything — and really, you want to go in knowing as little as possible, so skip the trailer if you can.
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Shelby's zeal is instructive, because sleeping is the best version of what we all do on trains anyway: as little as possible, ideally while ignoring one another.
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I do not mean being a sloth, only that I was coming to see the value of doing as little as possible for long periods of time.
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His strategists strove to reveal as little as possible about their plans, even as supporters begged them to dispel the image that they were running a languid campaign.
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In general, the SF90 is designed so that the driver has to move his or her hands from the steering wheel as little as possible, according to Ferrari.
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After months of polite deferrals, Sundar Pichai finally went before Congress on Tuesday, and over the course of three and a half hours, said as little as possible.
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Using this model for antibiotics can square the circle of incentivising drugs companies to develop a treatment that doctors will then try to use as little as possible.
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There are many clear, direct and indirect incentives for sleeping as little as possible — from an earlier start working, to a later stop, seen as a better worker.
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That being said, the goal is to have as little as possible on the outside of your fish, and there are three ways to make sure that happens.
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Most often, the committee members aim to please their constituents back home, the executives tactfully say as little as possible, and in the end, nothing really meaningful happens.
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" Doggett criticized some Ways and Means members for being "eager to encourage Treasury to do as little as possible, as late as possible to address offshore tax shenanigans.
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She had expected to negotiate the 'Ndrangheta way: reveal little of what you have, affect nonchalance, and eventually extract as much as possible for as little as possible.
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So we're going to fix this — and provide users with automated tools to help them create great videos quickly and with no effort, or as little as possible.
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Ms. Lee said she ate as little as possible at home in case her parents mixed her food with sleeping pills to get her away from the church.
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"Honestly I'd say I try and think about it as little as possible, because it's a very strange, dynamic thing," he said on Apple Music's Beats 1 Friday.
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Now, as a real estate agent, Ms. Kelley counsels buyers to choose their words carefully and say as little as possible while still somehow appearing relaxed and personable.
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"The (Italian) government at the moment is weak and the message coming out of Rome is to rock the boat as little as possible," one of them said.
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The heads of the key House and Senate committees are partisans who are doing as little as possible to expose corruption and possible treason in the White House.
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He walked hundreds of miles through Serbia, navigating by the offline G.P.S. on his phone, which he used as little as possible so that the battery wouldn't die.
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We watch them revel in their own abandon; we watch them scrounge and scheme, living on as little as possible; we watch them drink and drink, and love.
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"From the very beginning, the desire was to create a character, with a story and a world as vivid as possible, with as little as possible," notes Cambier.
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The basic profit model of an insurance company is taking as much money as you can in premiums and pay out as little as possible in health care coverage.
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Despite the extreme variety in their projects — from fashion design and poetry to graffiti and board-game design — the group alters the programs as little as possible between uses.
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"The question is timing," Mr. Blumenthal added, pointing to the difficult midterm elections in November and the desire by many legislators to do as little as possible until then.
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Trans fat, which the guidelines suggest you consume as little as possible, is harder to find after the Food and Drug Administration told manufacturers to eliminate it from food.
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Derek Sall focused on earning as much, and spending as little, as possible, by pursuing side gigs in addition to his full-time job and renegotiating his insurance payments.
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If that's what you want to do, you're in trouble, because whoever wants your pictures just wants it to be that and wants to pay as little as possible.
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One group was asked to sit and type at a computer for 15 minutes and then stand up for 15 minutes, moving around and fidgeting as little as possible.
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But it's also marketed itself as Silicon Valley's privacy champion, one that—unlike so many of its advertising-driven competitors—wants to know as little as possible about you.
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This is often treated as a pure question of financial engineering where the right answer is to own as little as possible to maximize the paper return on equity.
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In recent days, Mr. Kasowitz has advised White House aides to discuss the inquiry into Russia's interference in last year's election as little as possible, two people involved said.
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If you have a modern 4K television, there are better and more capable Rokus you can buy, but get this one if you'd rather spend as little as possible.
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Wolfe declared that the miracle of New Journalism depended on writers "resorting as little as possible to sheer historical narrative," a rule he broke repeatedly in his own work.
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So why all this leaking and hinting in the press from Cohen's side, when the usual legal advice for someone like him is to say as little as possible?
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That the goal of the game wasn't to get a bunch of stuff — it was to take as little as possible, and to help everybody else do the same thing.
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And if it comes to cooking vegetables, then I typically say treat it as little as possible but shop for the best thing that you possibly can find and afford.
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"Govern wisely and as little as possible," is how Sam Houston, who served as the first president of the Republic of Texas in 22010, described the state's light-touch philosophy.
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The Trump administration is sending colleges a stern warning: consider race as little as possible, or not at all, when you're admitting students — a sharp reversal from the previous administration.
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Don't be afraid to ask for help "Before Dave died, I tried to bother people as little as possible — and 'bothering people' is how I thought of it," Sandberg explains.
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Despite the new mandate to offer coverage to whoever wants it, Aetna would rather pick and choose its customers, ensuring that it pays as little as possible in medical bills.
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But on the website Just Security, Harvard legal scholar Alex Whiting suggests that Flynn's gambit might be an attempt to stave off prosecution while giving up as little as possible.
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In other parts of the labour market, you might assume that firms are generally aiming to pay as little as possible, and individuals are trying to drive up the price.
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They are required to take a salary that reasonably reflects the work they do as employees but usually will take as little as possible so they can minimize payroll taxes.
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We are told that we don't go on dates, try to care as little as possible, view exclusivity as ancient practice and have hundreds of potential partners at our fingertips.
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They would have to stay inside, monitor for symptoms and report any that came up, venture out as little as possible and practice social distancing of at least 22018 feet.
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In the thick of winter, it can be easy to fall into a rut of going to the same restaurants or bars (or leaving my apartment as little as possible).
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It would be surprising if this president weren't a Twitter addict: The 140-character limit creates a way of writing that, like texting, diverges as little as possible from talking.
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The third is that he sees the job as more akin to what he did at Exxon Mobil: Cut your deals, say as little as possible and take the heat.
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President Draghi will, therefore, be mindful of saying as little as possible given that market reaction, Simon Derrick, chief currency strategist at BNY Mellon, told CNBC's Squawk Box on Monday.
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Orpik's ice time is down about two minutes per game, and at this stage of his career, having him on the ice as little as possible makes the Capitals better.
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At the end of the day, despite hiring John Chayka, the Coyotes are still a team that's mostly concerned with reaching the cap floor while spending as little as possible.
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However, Intesa wants to pay as little as possible to avoid having to launch a capital increase or backtrack on its dividend policy, said two other sources close to the matter.
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Living on his savings, money from his son and some GoFundMe donations, he's been staying in small hotel rooms and trying to spend as little as possible on food and toiletries.
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Back then, the recommended treatment for Type 1 diabetes was a near-starvation diet (in the hopes that eating as little as possible would keep sugar from accumulating in the blood).
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After about three hours of lying down and moving around as little as possible, the feeling that I was about to die in the most pointless way imaginable began to dissipate.
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Brunell Donald-Kyei, who helps with Trump's diversity outreach, contended that the Manhattan billionaire's desire to pay as little as possible in taxes actually puts him in lockstep with American voters.
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But the more you find yourself thinking about all the caveats and hedges you need to include, the more likely it is that you're better off saying as little as possible.
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I'm trying to interfere as little as possible with ordinary uses while making it as hard as possible to hide and launder money, which is why the $100 bill is so popular.
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Senate Republicans up for re-election in 2020, fearful of straying too far from Mr. Trump yet at pains to defend him, have adopted a strategy of saying as little as possible.
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He reads as little as possible, gets most of his news from cable television, retweets with minimal thought, and his humour makes it very clear what in-group he is in with.
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Besides all this, a good cortador de jamones should try to manipulate the joint as little as possible and when serving the meat, help people appreciate it with all of their senses.
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The economics of a subscription model can potentially mean an on-demand remote doctor service would try to get you to use its app as little as possible once signing you up.
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Walmart may not have the cachet of Trader Joe's or the devoted, paying members of Costco, but it is the place to shop when you want to spend as little as possible.
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As Zuckerberg alluded to Tuesday, Facebook—and a host of other companies in Silicon Valley—is highly motivated to make sure you know as little as possible about how its business works.
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Davidson says he plans to spend the next 30 to 60 days talking as little as possible, and listening to the feedback he hears from his team around what can be improved.
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Most founders believe they are incentivized to raise as little as possible, so they generally try to just raise only as much as funding as they believe they require to accelerate growth.
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Where I usually seek to spend as little as possible, here my goal was different: to maximize bang for our buck by buying the most indulgent — and easy — trip we could afford.
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Therefore, when it comes to getting dressed, it's best to think as little as possible to save our neurons for more noble tasks (like deciding between the rosé from Provence or Sancerre).
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But if past confirmation hearings are any lesson, Kavanaugh, previously a top aide to President George W. Bush, will try to reveal as little as possible while being as pleasant as possible.
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Mrs May's position depends on a fudge: insisting that Britain formally leaves the customs union and the single market, while doing her best to make sure that "leaving" means as little as possible.
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Where to watch it: Amazon Prime When Forever first arrived on Amazon back in September, critics were urged to say as little as possible about what the quirky supernatural comedy is actually about.
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The best streaming service for you, of course, depends on your taste in TV. Gimme the basics for cheapYou: Want to watch guilty pleasures and some sports while paying as little as possible.
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"At the time, [my mindset] was live on as little as possible and take on as many jobs as I can, both side gigs as well as my full-time job," he says.
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Speaking of, you should be using it as little as possible — for one thing, you'll probably have a hard time seeing the screen in the sunlight, and besides, you're at the beach anyway.
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It's "the statistical science of trying to learn as much as possible about a group while learning as little as possible about any individual in it," as Wired put it earlier this year.
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Aides to May say she wants to give away as little as possible about her negotiating strategy until she gets an indication from EU leaders of what she can get from the talks.
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Daniels said while the aim was to pay as little as possible the bank had to balance this with the need to convince HBOS's board and shareholders that they should approve the takeover.
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Best tactics include: trying to keep your eyes open (but not too wide), saying as little as possible (but not too little), and avoiding constant reassurances that you haven't even drunk that much.
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Yeah, the deal is the site should be monetized as little as possible, and even when we're charging, Craigslist is providing ads that are much more effective, we feel, for less money. Right.
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It's important to know whether they are night eaters or breakfast eaters and to time the dosing so that it interferes as little as possible — and then to monitor the child's growth carefully.
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"I think the leadership's goal is to find that spot where they can say we did something while having actually done as little as possible," a Democratic congressional staffer said of Republicans' strategy.
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Especially in my generation and younger, there's this impulse to cut, to move and do things all the time, and I was trying to figure out how to do as little as possible.
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I drove around the Daytona map in a Toyota for about siz laps, mostly consisting of never lifting my foot off the pedal and moving the Logitech wheel controller as little as possible.
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He is reserved, cautious, and will probably follow the lead of his mentor William Rehnquist, who presided at the Clinton trial in 1999, and insert himself in the process as little as possible.
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Roku Premiere+ Roku Premiere+ 218K HDR Streaming Player for $212 ($2240 off): This is the best Roku to get if you have a 260K TV and want to spend as little as possible.
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If you must learn more about the movie first, read our review here, but really, you should know as little as possible about the plot and just dive headfirst into the beautiful mania.
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A former center-right member of Parliament, government minister and union commissioner, Mr. Barnier viewed Brexit as "a lose-lose case" and was determined that the union would lose as little as possible.
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The best option, if you're not going to delete your account, is simply to clean up your tracks as much as you can, then use the service as little as possible in the future.
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A lot of people ask for money and they do all the surveillance and tracking and data mining, but we are going to have a really clean website and do as little as possible.
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After a few years of petering out, his comeback needed a comeback of its own, and he pulled it off by doing what he does best — that is to say, as little as possible.
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"If I were the chancellor, I would be announcing lots of strategies and reviews and probably trying to do as little as possible, given the limited room for manoeuvre," Conservative lawmaker Nicky Morgan said.
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"Take her leg in your hands, kiss it, look into the camera," she commanded during a recent Los Angeles shoot, and the actor obliged, making sure to move as little as possible, as instructed.
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"(We) remind Chinese citizens and organizations in Kyrgyzstan to be on high alert, increase necessary security measures and response preparations, go out as little as possible and not go to crowded places," it said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Chef Yuji Haraguchi serves and stands by "Mottainai" - the Japanese concept of avoiding waste - and makes it known at his restaurant in New York by throwing away as little as possible.
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A source with direct knowledge of Mason and Namdar's strategy said the funds invest as little as possible on many of their properties, adding the aim is to hold the assets, not redevelop them.
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In the Los Angeles Chinatown of "Chinatown" (Friday, Saturday and Tuesday), the neighborhood is where Jake Gittes (Jack Nicholson) used to work, trying to do "as little as possible" on the district attorney's orders.
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He has been the kind of boss that likes to walk around with his kids, schmoozing with workers, and then go back to the board room with instructions to pay them as little as possible.
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"The general philosophy is that we want everyone to be able to say as much as they can and have as little as possible get blocked," he told Backchannel, without addressing the country specifically. 14.
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Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to think as little as possible, sit back, and watch Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) jump out of windows, and dangle from various aircrafts over dizzying landscapes.
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Kind of like being on a plane, she thinks at one point, but they've asked her to try to relax and use her own brain as little as possible, so she concentrates on the vids.
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Rugby and cricket, though, are not nearly as popular or as powerful as soccer, which is why experts predicted that in the end, Britain would ultimately tinker as little as possible with its national sport.
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The private-sector members of the Council on Economic and Fiscal Policy will also ask the government to spend as little as possible on fiscal stimulus in any extra budget it compiles, the draft showed.
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And when the latest edition of the Cup begins next year in Bermuda, the goal — strange as it might seem to the great sailors of the past — will be to float as little as possible.
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And where the Clinton administration had tried to change as much as possible, the Obama administration would try to change as little as possible while still creating a universal, or nearly universal, health care system.
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But if anyone talked about him before Sunday's debate, it was to express hope that he talked as little as possible, so that voters could see Clinton and progressive challenger Bernie Sanders go head to head.
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It's not always about you (In fact, it rarely is) In The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F---, I wrote about the importance of maintaining an identity that is defined by as little as possible.
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"They just need to spend as little as possible without starving the business - fingers crossed the oil price goes in their favor," said Jason Beddow, Chief Executive of Argo Investments, which owns a stake in Santos.
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Staying on top of his feet the fighter throws the jab out ahead of him, exposing himself as little as possible while being glad to follow his opponent to the ropes or until they stop retreating.
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"I didn't much enjoy, as a Democrat, living through the experience of 2016, and I want to make sure 2020 resembles 2016 as little as possible," he said as he left a Saturday event in Waterloo.
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Choking smog was quite common in major cities; in the Los Angeles area, extreme pollution alerts, sometimes accompanied by warnings that even healthy adults should stay indoors and move as little as possible, were fairly common.
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He then said as little as possible about his now infamous phone call with Mr. Trump, volunteering only that the president had agreed to honor the refugee deal Mr. Turnbull had struck with the Obama administration.
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"Given that I have two young children, I try to travel as little as possible for work," he said, referring to his 6-year-old twins, Gideon Scott and Harper Grace, with his husband, David Burtka.
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He said he had discussed the crisis with Macron over the weekend "as little as possible" and that the president was more concerned by the delays the affair was causing to parliamentary debates of a constitutional reform.
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Named after the iconic Donna Summers track produced by Moroder, "I Feel Love," it will take place in an abandoned factory, and attendees are encouraged to dress the part and use their phones as little as possible.
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"I wanted the first 200 to hurt as little as possible and I really felt like I could build into it and really explode that last 50," she added after leading the race from start to finish.
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Third, future incentives for investment in Puerto Rico bonds must be eroded as little as possible so that large future investments in needed infrastructure and other capital requirements can be made in an orderly and efficient process.
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"With respect to non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, persons should take as little as possible for the shortest duration possible," Dr Eric Matteson, a consultant in the Division of Rheumatology at the Mayo Clinic, said by email.
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Like these older winemakers, he relied on natural yeasts for fermentation, used minimal amounts of sulfur dioxide as a stabilizer and otherwise did as little as possible beyond gently guiding the transformation of grape juice into wine.
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The American College of Cardiology also added their two cents: "People do not need to obtain cholesterol through diet and should eat as little as possible," says Dr. Kim Allan Williams, president of the cardiologists' professional association.
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Although I tried to resort to them as little as possible, it was always nice knowing it was there, and I would often boil up the packs as a side dish when my meal was relatively simple.
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Woods is almost as deft with his handling of the media as with a wedge in his hand, having long ago mastered the art of saying as little as possible, but in a very eloquent, articulate manner.
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The quest to find it would reveal the depths of an offshore financial system used by the richest people in the world for one main purpose: to make it appear that they own as little as possible.
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"We'll try to do everything in our means so that European companies will be affected as little as possible," said Scholz at a news conference, adding it would take some time to get clarity about the consequences.
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The industry, which already gets billions in subsidies every year, has long fought to evade royalties for oil taken from our public lands, and the Trump administration has happily helped companies pay taxpayers as little as possible.
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In light of growing unease among coalition lawmakers and industry groups, Altmaier is trying to reassure critics that Germany will remain open for foreign direct investment and that the government wants to intervene as little as possible.
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The upshot is that each DER or aggregation, each layer, would have financial incentive to optimize its own resources and maximize its own self-sufficiency — to produce as much power as possible and consume as little as possible.
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After getting a six-episode order from Starz based on their pilot presentation -- the 15 minute teaser for Starz executives used to lobby for a greenlight -- she vowed to disrupt the Boyle Heights ecosystem as little as possible.
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The creepiest and most compelling strand in Vox is the way Jean has internalized the command to speak as little as possible, and the way she sees the same thing happening to her daughter — but faster and more insidiously.
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Thus, one of the most common pieces of investment advice out there is to diversify your portfolio — or put your money in several buckets to make sure you're risking as little as possible while still achieving your particular goals.
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" The lead story of today's WashPost ... "Pressure to oust Northam is easing": "Party leaders have urged elected Democrats to stay off television, say as little as possible publicly and wait to try to regroup until the situation becomes clearer.
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All of the options break down into one of two categories: You can either deal with the heat and find ways to touch as little as possible, or you can figure out a way to cool your sex down.
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If Republican-controlled states hadn't refused to expand Medicaid and generally done as little as possible to support the act, national progress might have tracked progress in, say, California – so another 7 or 8 million people might have coverage.
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Rolling pin Using a wide, heavy pin with a long, flat middle and no handles is a revelation, because crust rolls out more evenly and more quickly — crucial when you're trying to work the dough as little as possible.
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Think (and talk) it out One perfectly reasonable reaction to a breakup is to try to think about it as little as possible (a goal often made easier by a few mezcal shots or a marathon screening of Friends).
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Third, while Mr. Trump expects a Middle Eastern coalition to leverage the Arabs to do more, they will want to use it to deepen United States military engagement in the Middle East, while doing as little as possible themselves.
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Beyond that, it's now clear (as should also have been clear from the beginning) that very few people other than wealthy taxpayers were hurt by health reform, which was designed to disrupt existing health arrangements as little as possible.
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"My policy is to teach the student as much as possible and to require from him or her as little as possible," he told Donald Albers and Gerald Alexanderson, the authors of "Mathematical People: Profiles and Interviews" in 2008.
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"I think you have to be concerned about the politics driving some states to do as little as possible, but on the other hand, the competitive advantage of renewable energy sources is pushing in the other direction," Lashof said.
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The look perfectly walked the line between the impulse all celebrities must face every summer to look perfectly put-together for the cameras and simultaneously wear as little as possible in order to keep cool under the brutal L.A. heat.
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Draft good players and develop them patiently; stash as many promising prospects as possible wherever you can; pay players as little as possible, give yourself as many chances as possible to succeed, take the time to let it all play out.
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But those stories, and the other inspirational pieces about rising from nothing to seek high office, are all part of the same problem of positive campaigns: They are really designed to tell as little as possible about a candidate's actual policy.
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In America an ever-tighter mesh of regulations about what the bosses of listed firms can say about their financial performance, means that many prefer to say as little as possible, communicating instead through written documents and pre-prepared scripts.
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The task force report, presented to Kono on Monday, argues nuclear power has lost economic competitiveness and says the world's third-biggest economy should cut reliance on atomic energy to as little as possible, and instead boost use of renewables.
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These keyboards are prevalent because they're dirt cheap to manufacture, making them attractive to the kind of person who'd ask the Geek Squad to clean their PC or for soulless corporate IT departments merely looking to spend as little as possible.
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What makes Trebek special is that he generally understands the value of saying as little as possible in public, of doing the work and letting that work speak for itself, of not letting his personality leak all over our screens.
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But proponents criticized tech companies for doing as little as possible to comply with the letter of the law while disregarding its aims of offering users greater control over their own data and better insight into how it's being used.
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According to the Phoenix New Times, the EPA "is supposed to monitor plants like the coal-burning Navajo Generating Station to make sure they have the technology to pollute as little as possible" around national parks like the Grand Canyon.
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In its ruling, the Fifth Circuit asked a lower court judge to come up with a remedy that "disrupts voter identification rules for the 2016 election season as little as possible, yet eliminates" the law's discriminatory effect on minority voters.
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They're used to interruptions on their path and move as little as possible to get out of my way, some pretending to nip at my ankles as I pedal through, a few letting their butt feathers swish through my spokes.
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The administration has sought to demonstrate that it will not tolerate noncompliance with federal immigration enforcement; California's top officials, professed leaders of the anti-Trump resistance, have pushed the state to cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement as little as possible.
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At the last impeachment trial, of President Bill Clinton in 1999, Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist did as little as possible and gained attention mostly for his decision to wear black judicial robes adorned with four gold stripes on each sleeve.
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" In fact, Lewis recalled, his father had him convinced that there was a Lewis family crest with this motto: "Do as little as possible, and that unwillingly, because it is better to receive a slight reprimand than perform an arduous task.
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But it is a defining shift in our society, and millennials have been forced to grow up and enter the labor market under these dynamics, and we've internalized this drive to produce as much as we can for as little as possible.
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Then you unplug it and plug it back in, or type in a weird URL that starts with 192.168 to change the settings, or just toss it and go back to Best Buy, where you spend as little as possible on another one.
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As with any business, profits depended on paying as little as possible for the goods they turned around and resold, and the best way to ensure that the cost for soccer rights stayed below market value was to shut out the competition.
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BERLIN, June 26 (Reuters) - It is better to wind down unprofitable banks than keep them afloat artificially and state aid should be used as little as possible in bankruptcy cases, Germany said on Monday after Italy started winding down two failed regional banks.
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An excerpt of his prepared opening statement, as reported by CNN, suggests Kavanaugh will try to give away as little as possible, but, in doing so, will align himself with many of the anti-abortion justices currently sitting on the Supreme Court.
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Inspector Rizwan Hassan, whose precinct includes a "buffer zone" beside the tribe's reserve, is under clear orders: to interfere as little as possible in the traditional life of the tribe, which India prizes as the last remnant of a Paleolithic-era civilization.
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A strategy memo co-authored by the Center for American Progress and Third Way -- two Washington-based think tanks -- recommended that certain Democrats speak about the topic as little as possible and instead focus on topics that will better resonate with their voters.
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If you're like most young people and you're fairly healthy, you probably want to shell out as little as possible in monthly premiums but still secure comprehensive coverage in case of an accident, sudden illness or a change in circumstances, like becoming pregnant.
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In fact, the game takes a lot of pains to make sure it moves the character involuntarily as little as possible, even offering a "toggle barnacle lift" setting to avoid the motion sickness some people may feel being virtually hoisted in the air.
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Nicole (Scarlett Johansson) and Charlie (Adam Driver) Barber are seeing a mediator sometime after their decision to separate, expressing a desire to negotiate their transition to separate lives amicably and disrupt the life of their young son Henry as little as possible.
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"There is still the old instinct to do as little as possible on the euro area," said Jeromin Zettelmeyer, a former official in the German economy ministry who developed euro zone reform ideas with Macron's team when he was French economy minister.
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Now she's well-informed about the world of incels, MGTOW ("mig-tow," Men Going Their Own Way who want as little as possible to do with women), and some of the determined individuals around the country who believe her work is sexist — and illegal.
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I've just been backpacking with my 18-year-old daughter on the Pacific Crest Trail in California, abandoning our material world for an alternative reality in which the aim is to possess as little as possible — because if you have it, you lug it.
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Created by lawyers, accountants and private bankers and operating out of a global archipelago of European principalities, former British colonies and Asian city-states, the system has one main purpose: to make the richest people in the world appear to own as little as possible.
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Everyone is always missing something, but the critics who write for The New York Times — in staff positions and as regular freelancers — collectively strive to miss as little as possible, and to provide some help to readers faced with the overwhelming abundance of contemporary culture.
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But Senator McConnell needed the favor because, despite his public vow to make sure that President Obama accomplished as little as possible, it appeared that a good number of Republican senators were ready to vote for the appealing nominee with a compelling personal story.
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With that in mind, the 13-nation OPEC cartel had little choice but to work with Russia, despite the Kremlin's long history of trying to jawbone up global oil prices while doing as little as possible — or nothing at all — to actually curb output.
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"Right now, nobody wants to be grinchy and steal Christmas so they are passing on as little as possible," said Jeff Unze, a president at BorderX Lab - an e-commerce platform, which connects American retailers with Chinese consumers, and tracks pricing changes in both markets.
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It does not actually seem to have been aimed at prosecutors, because the near-universal advice for someone in Cohen's position is to say as little as possible publicly — prosecutors don't like it when a potential cooperator leaks what they have to the media beforehand.
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The usual way to dispel an effective attack in a political campaign is for the candidate to acknowledge it as little as possible and immediately change the subject to something more flattering, or to claim that the American people don't really care about this at all.
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Chuck Grassley Then, this past week, when faced with questions, Kavanaugh said as little as possible beyond a rote recitation of Supreme Court case law when it came to his legal views and gave stilted answers when asked about responses he gave at previous confirmation hearings.
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"If you imagined that Facebook were the government, the Supreme Court has long held that the government should intrude as little as possible with political speech relative to other forms of speech," said Geoffrey Stone, a prominent First Amendment scholar at the University of Chicago Law School.
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"We all have to pull together now, it's a situation that no-one has enjoyed but the World Cup has started, and when it's over that's when we can tell the story, we need to speak as little as possible and focus on football," Pique said.
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Two, "Emergency Ward" and "The Young Fighter," neither of which apparently warranted a mention in his obituary, lay the groundwork for the "direct cinema" movement of Robert Drew and the Maysles brothers, which dictated that filmmakers should shoot unfolding events, interposing themselves as little as possible.
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Slowing down was how I saw sea life dart in and out of mangroves when I went snorkeling on St. John's East End; at first the crustaceans and tiny fish are invisible but if you move as little as possible and wait, they slowly come to life.
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As to Aung San Suu Kyi, the de facto leader of Myanmar and a Nobel peace prize-winner, the UN argues that although the army-designed constitution might have given her "little scope" for controlling operations in Rakhine state, nonetheless she did as little as possible to prevent it.
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Everything about the brothers' gear is designed to weigh as little as possible, including the flak jackets they wear under their brightly colored silks, their shiny black boots that look like patent leather but are made of vinyl and weigh about three ounces each, and their lightweight helmets.
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Though outsiders tend to pass through the area on their way to sound baths and camp sites, the owners, Nikki Hill and Claire Wadsworth, decided to invest in the neighborhood and put down roots, spending as little as possible on repairs and renovations and moving into neighboring Landers.
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The guiding principles are that the Community Standards should reflect the cultural norms of our community, that each person should see as little objectionable content as possible, and each person should be able to share what they want while being told they cannot share something as little as possible.
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President Trump handled the entire week since McCain's death in horrendous fashion, refusing to show empathy, raising the White House flags back up from half-staff shortly after McCain's death -- lowering them again only after public outcry -- and doing as little as possible to show that he cares.
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Even though the Ware Collection of Blaschka Glass Models of Plants was originally commissioned as a teaching tool at Harvard, it has always been cherished as much more: Safely locked away inside display cases, the models were handled as little as possible and showcased as a museum exhibit since the 1890s.
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"The guiding principles are that the Community Standards should reflect the cultural norms of our community, that each person should see as little objectionable content as possible, and each person should be able to share what they want while being told they cannot share something as little as possible," he writes.
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They were also inhibited from attacking his wealth (or lack thereof), his tax avoidance, and his barking-mad tax reform plan, because that would contradict fundamental conservative dogma: that taxes are terrible, that they can't be cut enough, and that the wealthy are wise to pay as little as possible.
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Like other women in her profession, Ms. Chisholm, who works for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, has learned to wear little makeup, crack her booth's window open as little as possible, and drop change into waiting hands to avoid drivers who try to stroke her palm.
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In every special election since 2016, the Democrats have outperformed the Republicans: The GOP's highest-profile victory of the year, it's worth noting, was when Karen Handel beat Jon Ossoff in Georgia's Sixth Congressional District—and Handel was a mainstream Republican who appeared to identify with Trump as little as possible.
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"The fact that this announcement comes just weeks before Deckers' 2017 contested Annual Meeting further underscores the clear contempt the incumbent directors have towards the corporate governance process – once again doing as little as possible, at the slowest pace possible, and at the last moment possible," Marcato said in a statement.
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"Amazon is making money hand over fist from counterfeiters, and they've done about as little as possible for as long as possible to address the issue," said Chris Johnson, an attorney at Johnson & Pham LLP, which focuses on intellectual property and brand enforcement and represents clients including Forever 2750, Adobe and OtterBox.
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"Cloud cost monitoring and optimization tools help clients pay only for what they use, pay as little as possible for what they use, and develop best practices for workload sizing and automated operations to continue to save money over time, without needing to build a large cost management practice in house," he said.
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Every time you charge and discharge your battery you put a small amount of strain on it, so do this as little as possible—it's also recommended to not leave your laptop plugged in and charging at 100 percent for too long, although the batteries of today have more built-in safeguards to avoid damage.
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Both styles of karate competition have substantial flaws once you open up the rules to make it an actual full contact fight—knockdown karate is about standing toe-to-toe and trading body shots, point karate is about being touched as little as possible but action completely halts once the point has been scored.
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And each step of the line of production is separated from the rest: The sand moves from diggers to truckers to dealers to builders with each link in the chain knowing as little as possible about where the sand they're buying comes from or who mines it — for obvious reasons, they don't want to know.
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Just like all good criminal defense attorneys tell their clients to say as little as possible to investigatory authorities, lest the State become aware of other possible crimes or evidence, Trump's tax team may well be advising him not to disclose his returns lest the private sector help the government find questionable aspects of the return.
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SWEDEN North Sea Kattegat DENMARK Copenhagen Tonder Flensborg Fjord GERMANY 50 miles By The New York Times "My job is to disturb the wild boar as much as possible and humans and other wildlife as little as possible," Mr. Rasmussen said during a drive along a reed-covered ditch separating Danish farmland from a German village.
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Right, and legislating that you pay your employees a decent wage, that's ... It's too ... Some people strike you as, "Well, that's government," and by the way, Trump is going to be conflicted on this, because he's got a labor secretary who wants to pay people as little as possible, so there's going to be some conflicts.
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Iger is more interested in trying to turn "entertainment" into a surer thing than it typically is by buying up big, recognizable brand names (Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm, etc.), which means Disney's various entertainment properties tend toward the barely center-left progressivism of most Hollywood entertainment — designed to challenge the status quo as little as possible and travel globally with minimal fuss.
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I will eat as little as possible, to hold back the waves of nausea; I will cry at any moment, overcome by a sense of abandonment and betrayal — that I am being put in a situation I can't handle by people who know that; then I will have a panic attack which I worry will never end, until I inevitably exhaust myself and pass out.
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This is something Lee Child, author of the Jack Reacher thrillers (who is not in Ms. Newman's book, but is arguably legendary in the genre world), also acknowledged in a piece for The Financial Times about the decision to create a hero who doesn't have a wardrobe but rather buys what he needs for as little as possible, wears it, discards it and replaces it as necessary.
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Later on, we even catch a glimpse of Pennywise the Clown from It, looming in front of what appears to be a dilapidated carnival attraction bearing his name: Although some fans are already complaining that the film's script seems to be fashioned mainly from clichéd one-liners, there's a potential reason for that — King himself took a hatchet to Roland's movie dialogue, making sure he says as little as possible.
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When President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE journeys to the Capitol on Tuesday to deliver his first State of the Union address, some members of his party know exactly what they want to happen: As little as possible.
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The iPhone X, which set the precedent for iPhones with that sweet vertical camera system and no home button, is still a damn good phone even in the shadow of the XS. If you want to test these upgrades out for as little as possible, Walmart has the iPhone X (2744 GB) with a $45 Straight Talk Airtime gift card for $200 off — getting you one of the best iPhones and prepaid unlimited data for $744.
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The museum's strategy was cowardly from the beginning: they signed the deal with Sotheby's before they announced that they were experiencing any kind of financial difficulties, and then decided that the best thing to do was to hunker down, set a sale date as soon as possible, say as little as possible to the press or to anybody else, and, once the sale was over, come out the other side with somewhere north of $40 million to play with.
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The spread of the virus within Amazon's massive logistics operation may only add to the anxiety among workers who previously told CNN Business they felt Amazon should be doing more to protect the hundreds of thousands in its warehouse facilities across the US. The additional cases also threaten to disrupt shipments and delay deliveries even as millions of Americans are becoming more reliant on the service as they are told to leave their homes as little as possible.
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The worry for Dublin and Frankfurt is that banks could set up the EU legal entities for their trading businesses in the cities, leaving national regulators with the task of overseeing their massive balance sheets, but with the bulk of jobs staying in London or placed elsewhere in the EU. "Most banks are looking to minimize expense and disruption by relocating as little as possible in the first instance," said Matt Austen, UK head of financial services at Oliver Wyman.
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