But they must be aware of it, because whoever makes those decisions must be aware of everything.
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" "When approaching a grow site," the document continues, "members should be aware of their surroundings and continually practice and be aware of the tactical principles while on site.
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"One of the things that I try to emphasize is, be aware of these tendencies -- be aware of how they can impact you in all kinds of situations," said Miller.
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"I'm still lost and it's just a piece of me, but I think it's important for people to be aware of this and just be aware of your kids," says Anderson.
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"To be aware of a single shortcoming within oneself is more useful than to be aware of a thousand in someone else," His Holiness the Dalai Lama has since pointed out.
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It's just — you have to be aware of everything.
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"If we want to be good communicators and want to have meaningful relationships, we need to be aware of the other, and we need to be aware of our relationships with them."
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Few will be aware of the scale of the problem.
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Why do Americans need to be aware of this issue?
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The Trump team seems to be aware of this fact.
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But there is some fine print to be aware of.
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Please be aware of the gator issue in this area.
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And, of course, be aware of the daily resort fee.
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There are some scams to be aware of, she adds.
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One food people should be aware of, though: Pop Rocks.
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The coyotes are a reminder to be aware of tricksters.
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Details that individual crew members need not be aware of.
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But activists, and entrepreneurs, should be aware of opportunities abroad.
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Rather, creators should be aware of the power they wield.
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There are some caveats to be aware of here, however.
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Egypt's cotton association appears to be aware of widespread counterfeiting.
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I wouldn't overanalyze this, just be aware of the effect.
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But it's important to be aware of the risks, too.
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But Intel seems to be aware of all of this.
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At least they all seem to be aware of it.
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Snow seems to be aware of this in some way.
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Is there appropriate dress you need to be aware of?
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Yank: Is there anything else I should be aware of?
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Be aware of the differences between these three retirement plans.
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The driver has to be aware of it as well.
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"But it's still a good thing to be aware of."
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Republican senators appear to be aware of the potential problems.
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You have to be aware of what's happening to me.
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Be aware of this the next time you're shopping online.
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SALSTEIN You've got to be aware of what's going on.
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"More patients should be aware of this," Louise told me.
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She must be aware of the situation, or maybe not?
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But people should be aware of the limitations of each.
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So you just have to be aware of your business.
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Always be aware of the permissions you're giving an app.
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Be aware of your timing on getting a new card.
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Blum said it'd be aware of "basic web traffic" only.
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We must be aware of and sympathetic to their concerns.
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Be aware of that as you wade into these waters.
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But bankers say syndicates should be aware of these challenges.
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Insurers, at least, seem to be aware of a problem.
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Be aware of the opportunity cost of accelerating repayment, too.
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Players need to be aware of the consequences of failure.
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But if you take that step, be aware of the risks.
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What do I need to be aware of before doing this?
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Here, we'll lay out everything you need to be aware of.
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You must be aware of that, it's a lot of pressure.
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We all need to be aware of where these biases are.
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We had to be aware of our actions all the time.
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Mr Trump seems to be aware of that threat as well.
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Similarly, beacons enable employees to be aware of each other's location.
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That's a thing that publishers need to be aware of, too.
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I think that's really important for people to be aware of.
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"Women have to be aware of our surroundings," she told Cooper.
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And it's important to be aware of air pollution, Thurston said.
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"We wanted our kids to be aware of guns," he said.
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For your safety, please be aware of the following operational changes.
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But travelers should be aware of a few issues, Clampet said.
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Be aware of any app's request for permissions, as a start.
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AND I DO THINK WE NEED TO BE AWARE OF THAT.
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Be aware of which services you sign in on, like Chrome.
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Most consumers won't be aware of these influences or environment cues.
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They want consumers to be aware of where their locations are.
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In terms of ethics, you have to be aware of that.
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Interestingly, they all seemed to be aware of the screen issues.
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So be aware of the risks, and take your craft seriously.
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Are your kids at an age to be aware of fashion?
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But co-signers need to be aware of the potential risks.
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Also be aware of any deadlines that come with the offer.
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Also be aware of potential expenses when investing your HSA dollars.
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In moving towards privatization, Administration must be aware of other pitfalls.
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So we will be aware of what's going on the marketplace.
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Other asexual people might not be aware of the term itself.
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So they have to be aware of it in some regard.
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Be aware of this as you talk it out this weekend.
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But it's increasingly important to be aware of our collective power.
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Investors should be aware of key differences between the two contracts.
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I just like to be aware of exactly what's going on.
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Search teams are also warned to be aware of septic tanks.
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"But be aware of capital gains and tax implications," says Shepard.
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You have to be aware of that, otherwise you won't last.
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Mr. Trump did not seem to be aware of the rules.
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Do we have any issues I have to be aware of?
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So, people need to be aware of the definitions and perceptions.
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This is definitely necessary and everyone should be aware of this.
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But not all workers appear to be aware of these laws.
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Be aware of any ice that may cause you to slip.
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And finally, just be aware of the fundamentals of the market.
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Who are the other influencers I need to be aware of?
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He may not be aware of them, but we have some.
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You gotta be aware of who is a danger on campus.
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"Because to love you, or anyone else, requires what philosophers like to call 'first person phenomenal consciousness'—basically the capacity to be aware of oneself and to be aware of one having emotions and desires," he continued.
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We want everybody to be aware of the environment they are in.
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It's not a huge deal, but you should be aware of it.
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Learn where the stitch point is, and always be aware of it.
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You have to be aware of when it's time to move on.
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Per the report, Papa might not yet be aware of Musburger's hiring.
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However, there are some important caveats you'll need to be aware of.
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It's very important to be aware of what it is you're showing.
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Are there any health concerns to be aware of with German shepherds?
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Dixon-Thayer said people should be aware of the data they share.
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There are other things you need to be aware of as well.
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We'll keep users posted if there are updates to be aware of.
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What does it mean and why should people be aware of it?
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And this is important for the American policymakers to be aware of.
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That will be so and we have to be aware of it.
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There are a few things to be aware of with the research.
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All the world needs to be aware of what is happening now.
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Not everyone may be aware of these things, but now you can.
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We're supposed to be aware of where they are at all times.
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Apple and Cook, for their part, appear to be aware of this.
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Because your company will be aware of what our electoral law is.
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Probably, but it's also something you should be aware of going in.
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Consumers are ruthless, and entrepreneurs need to be aware of this phenomenon.
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I want you to tap into that and be aware of it.
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They want to be aware of what's happening and they want prediction.
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BMW, Intel and Mobileye need to be aware of all these challenges.
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It's good to be aware of that and be humbled by it.
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"I do think we need to be aware of that," Tarullo argued.
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To be fair, Ariana seems to be aware of the whole phenomenon.
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" She adds: "Be aware of people and help them when you can.
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"As consumers we have to be aware of our habits," he said.
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But then, as a tactician you need to be aware of that.
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"There's a social competitiveness people need to be aware of," he said.
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Some of Law and Justice's politicians seem to be aware of this.
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On that note, there are some carrier deals to be aware of.
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As a result, they may not be aware of potential drug interactions.
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Unfortunately, your doctor may not be aware of many of these effects.
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Owners have to be aware of their pet's social and emotional needs.
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So, be aware of everything you're getting done each day at work.
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When a cut works you should only be aware of the narrative.
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Here are a few examples: Trump must be aware of these cases.
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They have to be aware of what's going on at all times.
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No. In fact, most people wouldn't even be aware of the loss.
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It's also crucial to be aware of how long the meeting runs.
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But it makes sense to be aware of peer review's potential weaknesses.
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I had to constantly be aware of the possibility of racial encounters.
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If the dog is not your own, be aware of your feelings.
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"Nobody seemed to be aware of how widespread this was," she said.
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I think people need to be aware of what tactics Trump's using.
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Some taxpayers may not even be aware of the breaks they're getting.
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And I just want the public to be aware of what's happening.
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That could have an obvious impact he would certainly be aware of.
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So, we also ask the drivers to be aware of the passengers.
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Most of all, parents should be aware of their own media habits.
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But Russell said the caddies would also be aware of tournament sponsors.
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"We have to all be aware of how much we're taking in."
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AUPresses thinks more readers should be aware of the work they're doing.
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I turned my head to be aware of what was going on.
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Just be aware of what such actions ultimately do to one's self.
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He added that more people need to be aware of Cernovich's tactics.
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However, Angelenos should remain vigilant and always be aware of your surroundings.
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There is another wrinkle you'll want to be aware of this year.
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You need to be aware of the original charges and any late fees.
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Also be aware of the draw period with home equity lines of credit.
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As for California, there are a few rules passengers should be aware of.
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There's thousands of obscure do's and don'ts you need to be aware of.
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What other dangerous and toxic foods for pets should I be aware of?
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Still, lithium-ion batteries are riddled with problems users should be aware of.
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You need to be aware of what's happening and how you can help.
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Don't be afraid of the ocean, but be aware of what's going on.
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The important thing is to be aware of these changes as they happen.
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Finally, be aware of whether you'll have to pay taxes on your benefits.
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In some cases, co-owners may not even be aware of their interests.
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"I would say let's be aware of this on every level," she said.
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It's an impulse she wants people to be aware of and guard against.
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I don't care, I can do impressions, just be aware of your surroundings.
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There are several different key types of AV software to be aware of.
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Teachers and students should always be aware of planned lockdown drills, Schonfeld said.
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As with many crowdfunded projects, be aware of the risks that come with.
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Women have to be aware of this, because the medical profession is not.
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During the meeting, keep your energy up and be aware of your tone.
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The important settings to be aware of in Photoshop's Save for Web dialog.
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Banks, fintech companies and regulators all seem to be aware of certain downsides.
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Both of the Prices are physicians, and should presumably be aware of this.
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Managers need to be aware of their employees' busy seasons to manage effectively.
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But if you have an older MacBook, it's something to be aware of.
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Cramer also suspects that investors may not be aware of Columbia's major transformation.
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So-called "telehealth" or "teledoc" companies should be aware of state licensure rules.
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So, yeah, those folks should definitely be aware of the risk of exposure.
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Be aware of sounds around you and listen out, mindfully, for your stop.
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Something else to be aware of is the methodology behind the crop ratings.
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Additionally, employers should be aware of the Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act.
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Advertisers may not even be aware of this skewed delivery, the study says.
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If you're using Signal for secure messaging, here's something to be aware of.
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You really be aware of what books they're talking about on the radio.
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We want other girls to be aware of their strength and potential, too.
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There are reimbursement claims and deductibles and co-pays to be aware of.
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"It's important for physicians to be aware of a tattoo history," he said.
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"They wanted me to be aware of a certain reality," he told me.
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He said he just wants the public to be aware of the concerns.
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The other factor to be aware of is the color of your bleeding.
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Be aware of the pedigree of the survey before you evaluate the results.
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You might not be aware of all the ways you can tweak it.
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I might not even be aware of half the shit that goes on.
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Be aware of your tone of voice, which is powerful but often overlooked.
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Second-home buyers in New Brunswick should be aware of some tax implications.
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Mutual aid group organizers generally seem to be aware of the recommended precautions.
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Also be aware of the tax consequences of the withdrawals you do make.
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They will shrink considerably, so be aware of that when deciding on quantity.
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Experiment with light and be aware of where your main light source is.
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For them not to be aware of some of these issues is dangerous.
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You may be aware of Kleenex, Velcro and ChapStick, but what about escalator?
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As pilots, we have to be aware of more than just the aerodynamics.
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U.S.A. Hockey seems to be aware of the need for more gender balance.
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But we have to be aware of the art of conversation getting lost.
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"Sellers and vendors need to be aware of the opportunities to help recover."
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Zoom has a few other privacy hitches that you should be aware of.
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It's sensible to be aware of these traps, but sometimes free means free.
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Empathy: It's just as important to be aware of the emotions of others.
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But they should be aware of the overall dynamic sooner rather than later.
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"You can at least be aware of your psychological mind-set," he said.
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But it's still important to be aware of EEE, however infrequent cases are.
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"Surgeons may not be aware of the magnitude of the problem," Bicket said.
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"I try to be aware of that as much as possible," Levi said.
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Be aware of your own subtle movements, and use them to your advantage.
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Everyone should be aware of the risk factors related to suicide, they said.
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But that first requires you to be aware of your effect on others.
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Savers should, of course, be aware of the possible downside risks of investing.
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To be aware of the implications of whom you're attracted to and why.
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What we wanted to do was be aware of whatever baggage we brought.
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Be aware of the differences between transgender women, cross-dressers, and drag queens.
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It's something that we need to be aware of and think hard about.
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Follow these tips from the Red Cross: Above all, be aware of your body.
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Whatever you settle on, though, you should be aware of your dosage, Barcott says.
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Be aware of how their own insecurities can affect you and create appropriate boundaries.
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I'm a white male, so I try to be aware of my own privilege.
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For Schmidt, this means she must constantly be aware of when she is breathing.
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Anyone attempting to mimic human worm infestations using mice should be aware of this.
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Those studying vaccines, too, need to be aware of the confounding effects of hygiene.
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That way, only people you really care about will be aware of your activities.
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Be aware of the company information you share and with whom you share it.
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How do you get more people to be aware of this and experience it?
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Consumers must be aware of how their data is treated and hold companies accountable.
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A couple of other items to be aware of: Vox Media has affiliate partnerships.
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Be aware of how jealousy and negativity could needle their way into your words.
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You might not be aware of their in-person side glances and sly looks.
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People should be aware of the privacy settings on all the services they use.
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I just want to be aware of what people are doing in the moment.
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We've discussed previously how there are two kinds of routers to be aware of.
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It seems likely that any advanced civilization would be aware of this simple method.
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The federal government and private sector should be aware of likely points of breakdown.
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"The important thing is to be aware of the risk you're taking," he added.
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The global market is anything but predictable, so be aware of the current climate.
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"In the times of rogue AV software, you have to be aware of everything."
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We open ourselves to confusions that any sensible person ought to be aware of.
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It's helpful to be aware of the imposter phenomenon, regardless of your own feelings.
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But of course, there could be conflicts that investors need to be aware of.
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Though symptoms of eye damage aren't immediate, here are some to be aware of.
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My advice to other students is to please be aware of your financial choices.
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You also may be aware of the threat posed by poison pill policy riders.
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She seemed to be aware of some joke the rest of them couldn't grasp.
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But they should be aware of that real possibility, based on the McKee decision.
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During a Republican primary debate, Trump appeared not to be aware of the concept.
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Even tech firms, who should be aware of the risks, often take a pass.
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We need to be aware of the intersectional nature of oppression in our society.
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To be aware of how conservative or straight people perceive our lives and lifestyles?
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That's a bit beyond the scope of this, but something to be aware of.
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You should also be aware of the reasoning for your decisions for missing out.
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Right now, I think we need to be aware of the controversy around it.
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Buyers also should be aware of any laws or regulations that might preclude construction.
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We also explain six types of misinformation to be aware of on Election Day.
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It taught me how to constantly be aware of the situation and your surroundings.
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"I'd much rather not be aware of how fat my ass looks," she said.
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But there are a few other settings you need to be aware of first.
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Readers, also be aware of your surroundings when taking cash out of the ATM.
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For leaders looking to be a mentor or sponsor: Be aware of the need.
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I do think like any country you need to be aware of your surroundings.
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He may not be aware of that, but he is a public servant, right?
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And yet his opponents should be aware of the unintended consequences of their actions.
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A government in a democracy should be aware of the views of the public.
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Be aware of the different types of insurance available, as well as the cost.
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Here are a few to be aware of in both yourself and your counterpart.
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But even then the models have limits that Congress needs to be aware of.
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We need to be aware of the disconnect when we communicate about climate change.
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To understand them, one must be aware of the history of the nuclear era.
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Just be aware of your emotions and how they can impact your body language.
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Throughout the project, the researchers had to be aware of the constraints of DNA.
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In the meantime, he said, "Parents should just be aware of this possible association."
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When there are rising stars, new names to be aware of, I add those.
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When you buy a lottery ticket, you should be aware of that state's laws.
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As always, it's smart to be aware of what you're putting into the tank.
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I turned it over to the staff [to] let them be aware of it.
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And they all have vulnerabilities—vulnerabilities that Chinese intelligence may already be aware of.
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But first, people will have to be aware of the console those games are on.
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These debates are important because we should be aware of the power of our science.
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What can you do also to, like, help yourself and be aware of your surroundings?
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Representative C.A. "Dutch" Ruppersberger, said members of Congress need to be aware of cyber risks.
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And I would definitely be aware of speaking too negatively of the client or customer.
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Be aware of these changes and make sure you don't leave money on the table.
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"Be aware of stress and anxiety, and implement ways to avoid it," Dr. Cabrera says.
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Another thing to be aware of is that battery life isn't expected to be great.
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What you may not be aware of is that new species continue to be discovered.
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But if the conversation doesn't take place, how will people be aware of the problems?
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And users might not be aware of how badly the deck is stacked against them.
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Trump, who appears to have no understanding of policy, may not be aware of this.
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"The British side should be aware of that," the Russian Embassy in the UK tweeted.
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You'll be able to see if there's something there that you should be aware of.
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One important type of public annotation that students should be aware of is fact-checking.
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I prefer not to use screen protectors, myself, but it's something to be aware of.
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Walther said caretakers also should be aware of a relatively new way to fund expenses.
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This is a lesson to all young women out there, be aware of your surroundings.
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Vu: We wanted to be aware of different subcultures and try to touch upon everybody.
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That way a passenger would be aware of them without having to don special equipment.
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So below, we wanted to highlight some recent openings you may not be aware of.
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You don't always need to be aware of astrological goings-on to reap their rewards.
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JANET YELLEN: Well, I think that is something that the Fed should be aware of.
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"I don't think you do have to be aware of the potential backlash," he said.
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Just be aware of when you should expect one and when it could be shady.
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Online was part of your ... You had to be aware of what was going online.
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You'll want to be aware of the major removal tools for each of the classes.
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Here is what you need to be aware of when filing your taxes in 2019.
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But you might not be aware of one major source of that pollution: our clothes.
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He said it was "insane" to think Trump would be aware of Manafort's consulting activities.
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Be aware of what you're clinging to, and try to probe deeper as to why.
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"Please be aware of not using plastic and not littering in the sea," he wrote.
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So be aware of the pitfalls, like vendors trying to upsell you at every turn.
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But I think it's a tool in the toolkit we need to be aware of.
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Users may not be aware of the sort of data that Snapchat can store, however.
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Should Medicaid beneficiaries trust press releases they may not be aware of or public tweets?
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Clothing sends a message and you want to be aware of the messages you're sending.
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"People still need to be aware of the possibility of further landslides," he told reporters.
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This will also enable our staff to be aware of your arrival ahead of time.
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"We want voters to be aware of who is trying to influence them," she said.
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"That is of course one thing we really have to be aware of," Kueckelhaus said.
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On the other hand, they will be aware of the public backlash that would follow.
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Officials are encouraging people to travel in groups and to be aware of their surroundings.
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The average investor needs to be aware of the people behind these products and services.
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Another lesson might be for corporate underlings and advisers — be aware of your own loyalties.
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Be aware of the wash-sale rule, which can thwart your tax-loss harvesting strategy.
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Experts are still examining how often uninvolved family members may be aware of terrorist' plotting.
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Be aware of any account minimums, fees or other charges that your provider might charge.
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There could be ten people in the bathroom and I wouldn't be aware of it.
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Just be aware of your chosen carrier's coverage map before shelling out that extra cash.
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It's time to be respectful and promote healing and be aware of what's going on.
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Neither approach is insidious, but you should be aware of both before you use them.
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Americans should be aware of the rules governing this type of surveillance in their jurisdiction.
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You just need to be aware of the fact that it can be very potent.
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"It is important to be aware of a possible spread north," the fisheries directorate warned.
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Other entries cover aspects of friends' lives that their families may not be aware of.
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I am inherently cautious and have always tried to be aware of the possible risks.
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"Be aware of who's in your car, and clean afterward as necessary," said Dr. Lushniak.
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It's important to be aware of the value of your time at work, of course.
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But CIOs need to be aware of how that speed will ripple through the organization.
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Those with plans to travel to China should be "aware of this epidemic," Messonier said.
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Andrew Pereira, a spokesman for the city, urged residents to be aware of the situation.
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You have to be aware of what type of light you are using and when.
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Romero wants LGBTQ people to be aware of how they're internalizing the discrimination they face.
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However, there are definitely some differences to be aware of before you make your choice.
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Leasebreak does not charge prospective renters for the service, but be aware of other fees.
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Here's what you should be aware of when reporting your virtual currency to the IRS.
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Yet even as we set goals, it's important to be aware of any self-judging.
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Be aware of your monthly payment and how it fits in with your regular expenses.
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To benefit from a lot of these perks, you need to be aware of them.
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Investors need to be aware of the potential dangers of investing in high-yield bonds.
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"You can have tingling sensations and be aware of very early-onset lesions," he said.
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Downing advises people to be aware of their surroundings instead of focusing on their phones.
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Be aware of the warning signs of heat exhaustion when cleaning up after the storm.
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You couldn't live with that intensity, so you had to just be aware of it.
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There are a few more terms to be aware of, though, so you're up to speed.
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Always be aware of the location of your passport, even when you are not traveling overseas.
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It's essential to be aware of what those in power could do with face recognition technology.
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Always be aware of your surroundings, especially during the holidays Sexting is big during the holidays.
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Another important thing to be aware of with the Smart Battery Cases is how they charge.
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"Sound helps people be aware of cars," says Kota Kobayashi, a designer at the studio Ustwo.
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"It's important to be aware of what you're getting, and what you're not getting," she said.
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"I feel like it's very necessary to just be aware of what you're eating," she continues.
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Be aware of friends' circumstances and offer your encouragement as they pursue their goals and dreams.
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Our department strives for transparency and we encourage our community to be aware of current events.
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We should be voting with our wallets and be aware of how data is being used.
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"It is a risk potentially and patients and physicians should be aware of it," Welk said.
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I think it — not unconsciously, but subtly evokes certain responses the audience wouldn't be aware of.
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Are there any specific points you would tell someone to absolutely include or be aware of?
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If you're serious about photography then you'll be aware of the benefits of shooting in RAW.
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Other investors should be aware of these potential discrepancies before they put money in this space.
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There's just one potential snag to be aware of if you're using Apple's iCloud Photo Library.
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At the time, the company warned employees to be aware of and report any security threats.
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You must also be aware of what is happening around the world in the dining scene.
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This is irreversible without restoring the phone, so you'll need to be aware of the risks.
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We must be aware of our biases, empathize with our users and commit to constant improvement.
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Lots going on in this car that the AI would probably want to be aware of.
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But there is an issue I think here that the President himself should be aware of.
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I have to be aware of my privilege when I'm working with people — white or black.
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Since most of the pupils' parents are illiterate, they are unlikely to be aware of that.
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Leaders need to be aware of their own biases and work to overcome them, Prophet said.
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Another thing to be aware of is that all information and computing comes off your phone.
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The bulletin also describes the different signs of suspicious activity law enforcement should be aware of.
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Rather, the NAACP wants minority travelers to be aware of what it says are potential risks.
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You also have to be aware of something called the time test for claiming moving expenses.
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I wanted you to be aware of Alicia the whole time, and I think you were.
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You may not even be aware of it, but Slack is RUINING YOUR SOCIAL LIFE, too.
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Hayes suggests you use this study to be aware of the health challenges your job provides.
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"It's important for young people to go into—or be aware—of science," she told me.
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GEICO Skytypers appeared not to be aware of the controversial waters the company was wading into.
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It should be aware of their RAM requirements and the improvements they most want to see.
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Yep, even if you're a young woman, heart health is something you should be aware of.
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Chapman also has to be aware of issues such as cross-contamination when she attends events.
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Many people might not even be aware of the disparity in salary between men and women.
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I need to be aware of the odd story out there about the team or me.
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It's being conducted on America's roads with consumers who may not be aware of the risks.
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But women should be aware of the different effects alcohol has on women compared to men.
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My former colleagues need to be aware of the problems this proposal for amortization will cause.
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Some subscribers suggested that Deutsche Telekom may not be aware of the extent of the problems.
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Sometimes moves are being made behind the scenes that you may not even be aware of.
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You have to be aware of every move that you make, because it sends a signal.
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If you have a Chase credit card, you should be aware of the Chase Offers program.
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It's not known how much of the DIA finding the White House may be aware of.
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It could take some time before your bank's card works, so just be aware of that.
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"It is important to be aware of the risks associated with such an approach," Weale said.
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Be aware of your body and stand still as you listen to the sounds around you.
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"We've got to be aware of phantom threats that could blow up our industry," he added.
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You also need to be aware of the tax consequences of the withdrawals you do make.
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Masculinity and femininity also affect first impressions, so you have to be aware of gender stereotypes.
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You can only be aware of it and chip away at the problem on its edges.
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Advisers may also be aware of tax breaks, insurance products, or other financial opportunities you're not.
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It's very important to be aware of the downside, of the dangerous scenarios of new technologies.
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As we parse Barr's letter, we should be aware of the human tendency toward motivated reasoning.
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The Trump administration would surely be aware of the dangers of provoking a nuclear-armed Iran.
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Is it too much to ask even a young politician to be aware of recent history?
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He doesn't seem to be aware of the legal exposure that he's creating for his client.
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At a minimum, physicians who frequently diagnose A.D.H.D. in children should be aware of these findings.
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The only things you need to be aware of are that you must order before Sept.
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I mean, the president was tweeting about it so they had to be aware of it.
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That said, there are some risks that lash extension customers should most definitely be aware of.
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It is also a good idea to be aware of the kinds of scams out there.
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And it's not just the latte on an adjacent table that you should be aware of.
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The first thing to be aware of is that this offer is only available until Feb.
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And if you're smart enough to be aware of these pitfalls, why not just avoid them?
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" He added: "Be aware of the small things in the world, not necessarily the monumental things.
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He believes historians and teachers should be aware of how their words could potentially be harnessed.
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Be aware of what you imagine others are feeling, and how that can differ from reality.
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"I want him to be able to be aware of the programs out there," Budd said.
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He wants people to be aware of the risks of hypothermia and long-term nerve damage.
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It encourages people to remain vigilant, to pay attention and to be aware of their surroundings.
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Does it matter, from a critical standpoint, that Bush might not be aware of his obsession?
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" He added, "We must always be aware of that so we can be certain: never again!
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If the power goes out, be aware of extreme temperatures and how they can affect you.
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The administration appeared to be aware of the perception problem and was trying to avoid it.
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An elementary school-age child might never be aware of being a classmate's object of affection.
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He also warns users to be aware of websites and apps that use a Facebook Login.
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A voter can be properly registered but the poll workers [could] not be aware of that.
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With computer spreadsheets, there are underlying forms inside them that you likely won't be aware of.
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That said, for the department to remove a firearm, it has to be aware of a problem.
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"We have yet to be aware of Ms. Carole Ghosn's comments," the ministry said in a statement.
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But the problem is that meditation doesn't seek to help you be aware of your body better.
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There are a couple of other limitations with the functionality that you need to be aware of.
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The executive suggested that entrepreneurs be aware of the amount of capital needed to run the business.
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Even people who already have advisors may not be aware of what standards apply in their interactions.
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"It is absolutely necessary for dog owners to be aware of canine influenza," said Dr. Shelly Stevens.
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"I urge the public to be aware of their surroundings when out in these areas," he said.
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It's something that people need to be aware of as something that's never going to go away.
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Anyone who tries to manipulate the political discussion with lies needs to be aware (of the consequences).
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But we do know there are some big differences here that users might not be aware of.
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If you are going to travel with this thing, be aware of that added size and weight.
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I think that's so important and it's so important to be aware of those friends your life.
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We've compiled all of the caucuses, primaries, debates, and conventions to be aware of this election season.
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And you have to be aware of what, up until now, has been a pretty predictable pattern.
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" She added, "I have to be aware of not losing too much weight because of the show.
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It's why people have to be aware of where others are, and what they're doing, during combat.
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When you are in somebody's bedroom, you have to be aware of where that can lead to.
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Here are four easy ways to save money while traveling that you might not be aware of.
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Behind its deceptively simple appearance are a few useful tricks you might not yet be aware of.
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Celebrities and their handlers need to be aware of the pitfalls of such "special" treatment as well.
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If that's the case, be aware of how this move could affect grants and other financial aid.
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Sherlock's case may be extreme, but all pups should be aware of the risks of sun exposure.
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"We've got to be aware of phantom threats that could blow up our industry," Mr. Hutchison added.
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" Metz continued, "I have to be aware of not losing too much weight because of the show.
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In telling her story, Ursini said she wants to remind people to be aware of their surroundings.
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But, you gotta be aware of both your opponents offensive and defensive moves at the same time.
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" Metz continues, "I have to be aware of not losing too much weight because of the show.
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As for the AHCA, readers of the CBO's most recent score should be aware of this history.
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Yes, teens should be aware of the impact that words and seemingly banal actions have on others.
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And in any country that's been battling a Zika outbreak, that's a risk to be aware of.
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LeEco says it sold those stakes only to institutional investors who would be aware of the risks.
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It's up to the reader, he said, to be aware of who they read and don't read.
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"I thought it is very important for Mac users to be aware of these risks," he said.
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Adults should be aware of that and teach children coping skills like identifying feelings and problem-solving.
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I imagine that I can be aware of racism and sexism and homophobia, and also fat oppression.
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"They just got up and down, so you constantly had to be aware of him," Livingston said.
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To watch the film is to be aware of how it's trying to look like live-action.
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But employers and employees should be aware of the risks of taking photos in the medical workplace.
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For parents considering investing in such technologies, Shu said they should be aware of potential safety hazards.
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We must be aware of the fact that staying abroad, in exile, is no longer effective protection.
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Here are the chemicals in nicotine vapes you should be aware of, along with their health risks.
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We'll have to be aware of what's going on, and we'll have to actually take proactive steps.
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That's a boundary you have to be aware of, and doesn't it add to the frisson anyway?
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JB: As a spectator, I'd like to say: be aware of your space and where you are.
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We should be aware of these energies and welcome diverse possibilities, aiming to strike a harmonious balance.
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"Women need to be aware of how these laws disproportionately affect them and their safety," O'Rourke says.
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In other words, the searchers can be both random, and be aware of the larger search context.
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"I really want you to be aware of some people," Shiann told Peter on her way out.
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This obviously doesn't happen to the majority of purchasers, but it's definitely something to be aware of.
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Or, for life-threatening diseases, we can locate clinical trials our doctors may not be aware of.
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When he stepped to the tee at No. 16, he knew to be aware of the wind.
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Biden appeared to be aware of the misleading videos and adamantly said he "did not say that."
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She called rockfalls "random acts of nature" and said that people should be aware of their surroundings.
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I made a conscious effort to actually make my body relax and be aware of my breath.
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LeEco says it sold those stakes only to institutional investors who would be aware of the risks.
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We need to be aware of what's happening, we need to listen and we need to engage.
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If you do decide to participate, be aware of how much overall exposure you have, Ma said.
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"It's something readers need to be aware of, who's funding these outfits," he said in an interview.
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Savers need to be aware of which partner bank is holding their money, and monitor their assets.
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Above all, we encourage women to be aware of the female propensity to shy away from competitions.
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"Parents need to be aware of norms, that there are going to be awakenings," Dr. Goodstein said.
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But, if you don't make your accomplishments crystal clear to management, they won't be aware of them.
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Whenever and wherever you travel, you should always be aware of any potential security and health issues.
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Iran was keen that both the Americans and Iraqis be aware of the strikes before they occurred.
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So many people might not be aware of Dr. Rubin or her work, despite its pathbreaking significance.
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"It definitely, to us, signals some caution lights to be aware of what's happening ahead," he said.
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We should be aware of what kinds of signals we may be sending about who we are.
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She figured Away co-founders Steph Korey and Jen Rubio must not be aware of the problem.
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Fintech is a highly regulated space, so founders need to be aware of those nuances and challenges.
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Chinese officials, who keep a tight grip on the currency's value, appear to be aware of that.
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With those caveats, she can still find it helpful to be aware of sexual diversity in nature.
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"It's part of my job to be aware of what these designers come up with," she said.
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The U.S. wants those countries to be aware of how that might jeopardize their sovereignty, she said.
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Waggoner was stunned; he wanted to know what it was like to be aware of his dreams.
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And if that's overturned, that's something that tribes should be aware of, specifically what individuals are saying.
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So, he is in that kind (of) mood and I wanted you to be aware of that.
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You may be aware of the work of a certain international legend named Ms. Britney Jean Spears.
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But you need to be aware of costs to which your position in society might blind you.
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"People need to be aware of the products that are out there and also be aware of the significant challenges in the use of those products," Arthur Holland Michel, founder of the Center for the Study of the Drone and author of its report, said over the phone.
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"We can feature content that many users might not be aware of, and boost the profile of the agency with people who either might not be aware of the us, or may have forgotten about us since that high school field trip to see the Constitution," Cole said.
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Be aware of what a normal drink size is and keep track of how many you have consumed.
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Public libraries are great and offer all kinds of digital options that you may not be aware of.
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"Players are warned to be aware of this issue when traveling to Mexico and China," the memo read.
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Cleveland has some really good hitters and you've got to be aware of where you're putting your fastball.
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They might not even be aware of its existence, or even think of it as a federal program.
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It's not just "handsy" employees they'll need to be aware of, but ones using inappropriate language as well.
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"Drivers need to be aware of changing weather conditions," state transportation director Mike Dew told the Herald Times.
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Don't artists at this point have to be aware of when they're basically helping to get themselves evicted?
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There are a few other caveats to be aware of if you want to try Family Link, however.
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As a VC, you should be aware of these tactics from the entrepreneur's perspective as they pitch you.
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The hotel will feature menu items that many consumers may not be aware of, like its breakfast items.
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"Most of us in a quiet environment will be aware of a little background hum," explains Dr. Barton.
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It is the gatekeepers, the editors, and the publishers that should be aware of this imbalance of representation.
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So there are really big legislative problems that we have to be aware of and help to defend.
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People need to be aware of A. aegypti and its awful ways and know how to combat it.
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"I think what is important is to be aware of the difficulty that I can find," he said.
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To us, that somewhat odd aftertaste isn't a deal-breaker, but it is something to be aware of.
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"It's clearly something you should be aware of and concerned about, but not overly stressed about," says Griffin.
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If you never had an LG phone before, you'd need to be aware of what you're getting into.
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Nope. The video is a PSA encouraging you to be aware of how far the technology has come.
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Few people seem to be aware of this, according to a recent survey by the Nationwide Retirement Institute.
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"Be aware of the many repayment options, and understand you can switch between plans if necessary," Hunt said.
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Then, okay, in that situation you might be aware of this, blah, blah, blah, that kind of thing.
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" Her mother messaged her when the post was at 3,000 likes, urging: "Please be aware of your surroundings.
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But if you're planning on getting a Verizon phone, it's definitely something to be aware of going forward.
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Here's a shortlist of benefits: There are definitely some drawbacks to be aware of with cloud game streaming.
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Otherwise, a smartwatch becomes an overpriced irritation on your wrist, one you can't help but be aware of.
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Live coastal video: Florida braces for Hermine They warned residents to be aware of the potential for flooding.
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In this case, Apple may not be aware of what exactly it has allowed into its App Store.
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With regard to its cryptocurrency, Facebook also seems to be aware of its less than stellar public reputation.
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"It's incredibly important to keep these quiet spaces, and to be aware of their possible disappearance," he said.
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It's very important for parents to be aware of that, particularly if they have guns in the home.
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You always have to be aware of when the killer is fun and when they've outworn their welcome.
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This year, small business owners should be aware of any minimum wage updates in their states and cities.
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"I just want everyone to be aware of this [...] I wouldn't want this to happen to anyone else."
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"College students, parents, and providers should be aware of the availability of MenB vaccines," Mbaeyi said by email.
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However, customers still need to be aware of the issue and pay attention to their payment card statements.
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In addition, be aware of how the boss treats his employees in the short time that you're there.
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And we have to be aware of that because we want to have all those kinds of levers.
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But to truly be aware of your surroundings, it's best to hit the pavement sans headphones, says Cassetta.
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While Apple may be aware of the issue, the company isn't offering any repairs, according to iFixit's report.
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They wanted the Terrys to be aware of them, but said they weren't allowed to discuss the content.
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There are a range of things to be aware of, depending on the age of the children involved.
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There are a few recent trends in Super Bowl MVPs that one should be aware of before betting.
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In either case, the most important consideration is that you should be aware of your baby's normal movements.
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The silence is actually a wonderful thing if you want to be aware of the world around you.
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"It's not racism to be aware of the difference — it's stupid not to be aware," Mr. Haarder said.
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"We want folks to be aware of how easily this deadly, toxic opioid could be transferred," Gonzalez said.
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"We have to be aware of the realities and not try to push a western concept," Codou says.
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"More people on the mainland are only just starting to be aware of Hong Kong insurance," she said.
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You want to be aware of different points of view, so you have to put yourself out there.
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Parents must be aware of this specific function of the game and supervise their children during game play.
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You just need to be aware of what you're doing, what you're buying, the things that you're eating.
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" He: "Be aware of your unfulfilled expectations, your own thwarted intentions and be responsible for your own emotions.
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"Teams have to be aware of him all over the ice," said Travis Zajac, the Devils' veteran center.
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Be aware of how much election talk is dominating conversations with friends and family, and change the subject.
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You have to be aware of the traction limit of your tires given the road conditions, Rogers said.
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"People need to be aware of how much they're contributing to the Social Security system," Freitag said. 1.
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They should be aware of the great harm the uncertainty of his lengthy investigation is causing the nation.
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They're going to keep trying to do this so we have to be aware of this subversive lobbying.
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They may even be aware of Mr. Zabar's reputation for treating his customers arrogantly and charging high prices.
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Yet that's something few of the people bringing adult content to Tumblr actually seem to be aware of.
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Americans should be aware of an increasing danger to their children and the moral fabric of this nation.
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"We're going to have high visibility, high police presence, and they'll be aware of our presence," he said.
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The other thing is let's be aware of what's happening, but let's not have it dictate every moment.
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You should also be aware of cyber thieves, who can create fake GoFundMe pages or fake charity scams.
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He needs to be aware of how they're determining what's legal and what's illegal from the league's standpoint.
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But there is also other protective netting at Yankee Stadium that many fans may not be aware of.
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All of us need to be aware of that ... and to realize how precious the court's legitimacy is.
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"Platforms should be aware of this, acting upon it and acting faster," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Yet that scarcity and a lack of knowledge among buyers increases the need to be aware of fakes.
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She also noted that diversity was not the same as inclusion and companies must be aware of that.
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If you're an aware kid and your parents make you aware, you're going to be aware of that.
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The exception would be those groups of reviewers whose default state is to be aware of bias issues.
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"I'd encourage clinicians to be aware of the cognitive implications of a simple report of pain," she said.
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Shiann leaves with a warning: "I really want you to be aware of some people," she tells Peter.
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Theoretically DuckDuckGo might still be able to access those unencrypted requests, which is something to be aware of.
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It's cold and flu season, but there are plenty of other infectious diseases we should be aware of.
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You have to be aware of all these microclimates where temperature and moisture can vary in unexpected ways.
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It's extremely important to be aware of the evolving travel recommendations which are changing with the ongoing epidemic.
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Some things have moved around and there are a few hidden settings you may not be aware of.
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They may not be aware of the problem, so putting it on their radar is an important start.
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Most individuals don't have attorneys, and advocates for migrants say they may not be aware of their rights.
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That said, you should also be aware of some problems you might bump into with the tool enabled.
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All families should be aware of how serious and potentially life-threatening food allergies can be, Parikh said.
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Individuals certainly need to be aware of how any company, or other entity, is using the information collected.
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"It's part of my job to be aware of what these designers come up with," Ms. Minaj said.
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It's the people having sex and dating who aren't being tested that you need to be aware of.
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I think this is one of the biggest things that corporate America needs to be aware of now.
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You have to be aware of the context: It means "dangerous!" in some contexts and "awesome!" in others.
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So at least let's know when there's a breach so that the public can be aware of it.
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That's what people have to be aware of, because there'll be your own and then your new one.
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But I do think it's crucial to make note and be aware of the connections at play here.
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Yet the Trump campaign is said to be aware of potential pots of money that may be available eventually.
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That isn't a reason to avoid secured credit cards, McLay says, but it is something to be aware of.
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Aside from not being able to honor debts, are there any other Olympic legacies we should be aware of?
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"We encourage people to keep their heads up and be aware of what's going on around them," Hanke stressed.
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But the committee will have to be aware of the beast that is AI, and all that it entails.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)You should also be aware of a new type of SSD storage called 3D XPoint.
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"They may not be aware of the recording, but that doesn't mean it does not exist," he said Tuesday.
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It's something that any person who becomes sick with a virus, particularly the flu, needs to be aware of.
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But, before you go and try 'shrooms on your own, there are some side effects to be aware of.
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One "heat injury" that you should be aware of if you work out in warm weather is heat cramp.
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Be aware of your surroundings: Locate public spaces and 24-hour businesses to seek help if you feel unsafe.
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Law enforcement needs to be aware of it so that community members who are targeted can have hard data.
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Freelancers and self-employed people in particular (who pay taxes quarterly) have to be aware of several tax seasons.
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Women should be aware of the risks and benefits of Essure and free to choose it, says Dr. Basinski.
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"Travelers should always be aware of their rights in case something goes wrong when booking their flights," Zillmer says.
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One thing to be aware of: there is some interesting small print under that "Delete Siri & Dictation History" link.
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And if you plan to attend the festivities in Washington DC you should be aware of some ground rules.
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But it starts with raising the issues that you are and having people be aware of the potential problems.
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We've reached out to several scientists to see if there are any other drawbacks we should be aware of.
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There are still ways to get the most out of your app that you might not be aware of.
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It's not even clear that Donald Trump knows enough about Watergate to be aware of the odd little parallels.
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Since no investment is guaranteed, young investors should also be aware of the negative features of ETFs, O'Leary advised.
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First, the developer behind the codebase may not even be aware of the technical debt they have piled on.
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But she showed some symptoms long before she melted down that we believe the community should be aware of.
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When you make that transition into a serious hardware company, you need to be aware of that potential cannibalization.
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It urged parents to be "aware of this strand in the movie and its possible influence on their children".
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Unfortunately for those who got their Bitcoin ripped off, there's a small but important wrinkle to be aware of.
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"Ted seemed mortified that I had to be aware of the very circumstances that required my representation," Nelson writes.
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But you should be aware of what you're giving away when you give up access to your genetic information.
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"It's important for parents to be aware of their children's state of mind and if they're depressed," he said.
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"Be aware of who you have come to the hospital, make sure people are washing their hands," Nicole warns.
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Though you may not be aware of his name, he is the definition of a modern, working classical musician.
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Everyone (by now at least) should be aware of the PayPal Mafia (Elon Musk anyone?) or the Skype Mafia.
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We elected to do the harmony test that would determine any genetic conditions that we should be aware of.
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I wanted you to be aware of this as I anticipate it will be reported by the news media.
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She believes that hotels have a responsibility to be aware of the trafficking industry and to help end it.
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As you do your work, try to be aware of any excess tension you are holding in your body.
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Many banks will charge you extra money for their services, and you might not even be aware of it.
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It's always been important for me to have my children be aware of that, and not afraid of that.
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There are many possible complications that we need to be aware of before we sign on the dotted line.
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The first step is to be aware of the social exclusion, and be acceptant—even embrace—a single lifestyle.
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Mr. Doyle says that travelers should be aware of any potential safety risks at the destination they're heading to.
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You may already be aware of the ongoing social media war between Blake Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds.
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Orner believes people need to be aware of the way asylum seekers are being treating inside the detention centres.
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But you also need to be aware of the risk here if something bad happens and they get slammed.
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Emotional intelligence, or the ability to be aware of other people's feelings, is a vital part of any relationship.
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The U.S. also needs to work with China but has to be aware of Beijing's real endgame, Baucus said.
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We saw that earlier this year and that's a possibility that one has to be aware of going forward.
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Shareholders of acquisitive companies — including Bayer's — should be aware of all the risks executives don't like to talk about.
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The game itself tells you to be aware of your surroundings when it first loads, and for good reason.
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Narrator: That's a lot of costume changes and continuity to be aware of, which required a lot of planning.
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Be aware of unexpected changes in and around your home" to "Utilize maximum security setting on social media platforms.
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But obviously the Israeli government needs to be aware of how its actions are taken and interpreted outside Israel.
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Tiffany Haddish If you are going to hang with the Carters, you need to be aware of the omertà.
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If you're staying abreast of current events, it's almost impossible not to be aware of what he's up to.
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But, as you said, the fascist threat is always lurking, and we just have to be aware of it.
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I've also discovered that it's basically impossible to be aware of all of my thoughts in a given day.
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I'd love to be able to bring murky things to light; the things we should all be aware of.
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What do I have to look forward to, and what should I be aware of as I get older?
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Avoiding touch or not wanting to undress are among warning signs that parents should be aware of, Lopez says.
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At the same time, governments, security experts, and providers need to be aware of the risks, but without panicking.
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You also want to be aware of balance transfer fees, which are typically 3 to 5% of your balance.
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In the end, it's something to be aware of, but for me it's not a dealbreaker – far from it.
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You will both need to be aware of what you'll bring to the new role and what is missing.
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Acknowledge shortcomings in your arguments if the readers are likely to be aware of them, and address them openly.
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Zidle said the trade war could bring about "unintended consequences" that many may not be aware of right now.
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They kept her original first name, Anastasia, and raised her to be aware of her Russian past and culture.
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"The bottom line is to be aware of climate whiplash and what that means for fisheries," Dr. Black said.
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But parents [can be] aware of their child, their child's learning style and personality, and check in with them.
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But parents [can be] aware of their child, their child's learning style and personality, and check in with them.
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Be aware of state-specific prohibitions; in Delaware, for example, it is illegal to pawn artificial limbs and wheelchairs.
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Thunberg said that she's now "basically recovered" and is warning others to be aware of symptoms of the virus.
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As for the passengers, Mr. Campbell advised that they should always be aware of where other riders are sitting.
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Roth IRAs can be great, but there are some restrictions to be aware of when investing in these accounts.
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But that monthly annoyance speaks to a broader trend that all Americans should be aware of — and angry about.
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Those who would like to add some international flavor to their portfolios need to be aware of a downside.
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But for the solutions to get more attention, the public and policymakers need to be aware of the problem.
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And doctors should be aware of the panel of health care services that are recommended for MSM, she added.
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"It's just a report and there are strategic implications that we need to be aware of," he said. Rep.
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"America has got to be aware of all the situations going on -- it's getting worse and worse," Silverman said.
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Insurance companies could base rates on your data, reacting to conditions that you might not even be aware of.
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In addition, be aware of civil court lawsuits, judgments or liens, which account for 20 percent of rejected applications.
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Low humidity is not a reason not to have a campfire, it's just something you should be aware of.
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With those jobs, you always had to be aware of your surroundings and to stop anything bad from happening.
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We applaud Taylor for reminding all artists to be aware of their rights and to stand up for themselves.
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"I can't imagine a scenario where the president would not be aware of it," Mr. Sekulow said on CBS.
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But we should be aware of what is (and is not) happening beyond as well as at our borders.
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The authors write: "Individuals with varicose veins should, therefore, be aware of potential, albeit rare, dangers from domestic animals."
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You should also be aware of who you name as the recipient of your retirement accounts and life insurance.
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We all need to be aware of the money spent by corporations and special interests to curry legislative favor.
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Congress needs to be aware of those differences and draft legislation that keeps up with the changing workplace norms.
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Those who may have come into contact with the infected persons should be aware of the symptoms of measles.
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If he had bothered to change his passwords, you presumably wouldn't be aware of his out-of-state tryst.
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According to Blanc, they may not even be aware of their surroundings depending on how severe the poisoning is.
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But you only realize you are having these negative thoughts when you force yourself to be aware of them.
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Graham Greene said the writer has to be aware of the question in the reader's mind, the pending question.
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In the meantime, the threat from deepfake technology is something every member of the public should be aware of.
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And, again, be aware of your emotions all month as the Sun in your sign challenges Mars in Scorpio.
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He will still be aware of where his businesses are located and where his new deals are being done.
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"Providing people with more information about what vehicles are being tested, where they are, and how many crashes [happen] is a good thing overall — not just for consumers and the government, but it's good for society as a whole to be aware of this technology, to be aware of its lifesaving potential."
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One British brand you may not be aware of, even if your UK allegiances run deep, is Rock Jaw Audio.
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Just be aware of the tendency for overindulgence at this time as well, which is an unaligned aspect of Taurus!
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But you should at least try and be aware of what you don't know, and a lot of people aren't.
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"We want people to be aware of signs of heat stress," a spokesman for the state's lifeguard service told Reuters.
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What is it that you are going to do and that other investment managers, Kyle, need to be aware of?
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"Some of you may be aware of what's been going on in my life the past few days," she said.
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" Gonzalez said he wants Harris County residents "to be aware of how easily this deadly, toxic opioid could be transferred.
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This is one thing that everybody needs to be aware of and how at home again and again and again.
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While this combination is absolutely hot and sexy, whenever Pluto is involved it is wise to be aware of manipulators.
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She also encourages more doctors to be aware of BDD and the early symptoms, which can be difficult to diagnose.
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"If I were a family looking at different programs, I'd be aware of things that aren't typical," said Goldrick-Rab.
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So for now, consumers still need to be aware of what drives their advisors' recommendations on investing their retirement savings.
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The only people who don't seem to be aware of it are the extremely rich core donors from both sides.
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If you're based in Australia, you may now be aware of the Australian Productivity Commision's Data Availability and Use Report.
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Another thing that workers should be aware of is whether they have access to a health savings account at work.
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Women in the audience, of whatever sexual orientation, are encouraged to be aware of the possibilities of a lesbian gaze.
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However, patients should be aware of anti-abortion centers posing as abortion clinics targeting women who are looking for abortions.
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However, he noted that Player 2 should be aware of the possible consequences of calling police, particularly on black men.
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The FWC urges visitors to be aware of their surroundings and understand the risks they take swimming in the waters.
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It's my job to execute perfection, be aware of the little details, and ensure that not one element is missed.
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However, if you're planning to use your iPhone on Fi, there are quite a few caveats to be aware of.
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It uses smart contracts so that all nodes in a Lightning network don't need to be aware of all transactions.
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They all have them — Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge — but there are some key limitations here you should be aware of.
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These are the kinds of drugs we expect our doctors and pharmacists to be aware of, not our favorite athletes.
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Essentially, Sonos' software system is able to be aware of what is playing on your speakers, no matter the source.
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Just those subtle things that are harder to be aware of, and those are the things you can work on.
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Still, she said this is just something to be aware of, but not a reason to be silent about injustice.
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I shared what I'd learned from Everett — not as a course of action, but as information to be aware of.
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Be aware of the groups that need your allyship on Election Day, and take practical steps to show your support.
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The federal regulators advised investors to be aware of the terms and conditions of such services and consider their limitations.
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" But knowledge can also lead to people overestimating others: "Experts tend to be aware of just how knowledgeable they are.
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When you are… you investing today, you need to be aware of policy shifts and, you know, short term phenomenon.
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She wants patients to understand their options, get answers to their questions and be aware of what's happening to them.
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I think it's important to be aware of what the people around you who are in similar roles are making.
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I also have to be aware of when my flights arrive and leave the U.S.A., but it's worth the savings.
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Here, there is no anxious wall text, urging the visitor to be aware of the underlying politics of the work.
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That's why this is one food for which it's especially crucial to be aware of how much you're really eating.
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Not only is it a privacy issue, but it's a safety one that modern parents need to be aware of.
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The goal is not to stop these thoughts but rather to be aware of them and act on them skillfully.
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Cramer also reminded investors that in order to be great, they must be aware of more than just individual companies.
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The main thing is just for them to be exposed to this community that they may not be aware of.
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Be aware of exactly where you are and what the culture is like there rather than lumping places together. 52.
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So that information, then, is able to be shared with ORR and ORR is able to be aware of that.
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Trump first pretended not to be aware of white supremacist David Duke, and had trouble disavowing Duke's praise for Trump.
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It seemed to be aware of my intentions and reacting instantly to my changes in flight and my missile deployment.
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If you're searching for a new credit card for your wallet, here are the main issues to be aware of.
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Strategies Gas prices have been rising, though you may not be aware of it because they are still extraordinarily low.
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The key is to compare which offers the best interest rates, McClanahan said, and to be aware of the risks.
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"As for automated decision making, we should be aware of these issues so that they won't be amplified," he continued.
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Insider spoke with a manicurist and uncovered red flags people should be aware of when stepping into a nail salon.
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It's all a question of appearance in many cases, and that is a nuance we need to be aware of.
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Mo agreed, saying activists need to be aware of Beijing's tendency to perceive democratic advocacy as a demand for independence.
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Lisa did not report to me but I felt that they ought to be aware of what was being said.
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When violators move between schools, the university they are moving to should be aware of their past conduct, Speier said.
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But she wants marijuana users to be "aware (of) how their habits can affect other people and animals," she said.
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According to customer complaints on social media, Amazon's customer-service team did not seem to be aware of the issue.
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We should be aware of it, but it's America's policy, it's what we believe and we should act on it.
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Be aware of your surroundings: Having no idea what's going on around you generally is an unwise and unsafe move.
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This is the time to be aware of who can or does hold space for you in times of transformation.
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New cannabis users especially should be aware of THC-induced anxiety and panic attacks which are real risks of overconsumption.
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Companies also might not be aware of the extent of the damage, requiring time to investigate before letting users know.
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In our view we have to be aware of further details about what motivated Urzua to resign at this moment.
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In an emergency, the team has to be aware of places where safety risks could delay the transporters and organs.
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Be aware of these risks and know that they can continue for some time after the immediate danger has passed.
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We have more power to stall, and perhaps defeat, his climate plan than our elders seem to be aware of.
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The letter B is a reminder to be respectful and calm, and be aware of their own issues and agendas.
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Wash your hands frequently, clean and disinfect high-touch areas daily, and be aware of your information and news sources.
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Doing so requires parents to be aware of their children's behavior and to be active in changing it, he said.
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"Parents need to be aware of what they are buying and bringing home to their children," a cybersecurity researcher said.
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What are some things that people should definitely be aware of if they're thinking of some of these newer plans?
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Here it is a privilege and a duty to be aware of not just today, but the next hundred years.
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"You have to celebrate fashion but also be aware of the message people are going to take away," she said.
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"My parents are elderly and I take care of them, so this is something that I should be aware of."
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"The Holy See does not seem to be aware of the issue or chooses to ignore it," the report said.
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"I really want people to be aware of the H-1B abuse and also the PSC system," Yin told CNBC.
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American intelligence agencies surely had pieces of the Saudi puzzle that even senior F.B.I. officials might not be aware of.
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Luckily, space is big and the Earth is small, but we should still be aware of these potentially dangerous NEOs.
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We can be aware of this manipulation, can even roll our eyes at it, and still be susceptible to it.
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This is something that the museum has to be aware of when putting together its collections and programs, she added.
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"We have to be aware of how our emotions may cause us to make different decisions about eating," Resch said.
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Here, I wanted to be aware of the pain and sacrifices but look at it in a more hopeful way.
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"I think we have to see this is asymmetric but really be aware of what's really going on," she said.
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The pests are attracted to shade, he said, so be aware of any buzzing while you retreat from the heat.
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Officials have said they felt the president-elect should be aware of the memos, which had circulated widely in Washington.
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And there's one more danger many retirees may not be aware of: getting botched advice from the Social Security Administration.
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"Our objective is to look like [these benchmarks], but to be aware of the E, S and G," Oliver said.
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California legislators seem to be aware of these ambiguities and confusions and have attempted to remove them from the bill.
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"Small investors need to be aware of inclusion events," said Tim Steffen, CPA and advisor education senior consultant at PIMCO.
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For one thing, you and your financial professional will need to be aware of your tax situation and applicable rates.
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That means that you need to be aware of how this is going to impact stuff like your stock price.
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Mindfulness and the ability to take a second to be aware of our physical presence and mental state are important.
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But it's always healthy to be aware of what data apps are collecting from you and where they send it.
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People need to be aware of how it used to be, and how far we've gotten in our present time.
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"I am concerned for this world, and it's hard to not be aware of the current political climate," he says.
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The possibility of false allegations weaponized by the right is a troubling one, and Democrats should be aware of it.
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Sex can be a source of scandal, of course — as the thrice-married, infamously philandering Gingrich should be aware of.
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I figured I'd always be aware of the artifice of inhabiting a space or a body that wasn't really there.
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The most vulnerable are patients with mental illness, who may not be aware of their rights or even what is happening.
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But they can't respond to everything -- there are still many WeChat groups and chats they might not even be aware of.
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You have to be aware of that and if you are not, that's something that's unfortunate, and can lead to problems.
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What you do need to be aware of is all of the processing your TV might do to improve the picture.
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"I would say visitors to states with legal marijuana should be aware of side effects of legal marijuana use," said Kim.
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"In psychology research, we always try to be aware of reporting biases — how we ask questions impacting the answers," she said.
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The app will even be aware of your flight schedule and adjust car availability alerts based on when you actually land.
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TIPSY DRIVER GETS CAR STUCK TEETERING ON POLE Signs are posted for visitors who might not be aware of the rules.
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Be aware of what's above you if you're in a multi-story building (like a refrigerator that could fall on you).
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"The takeaway for clinicians is to be aware of the influence of social media, especially with the younger generation," Vashi said.
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Manley acknowledged the influx of visitors and said it was important for them to be aware of what was going on.
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So that's something to be aware of before you buy any of these for your kids or give them as gifts.
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"Health care providers caring for patients with chronic pain should be aware of the risk for suicide," Petrosky told Reuters Health.
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You just have to be aware of how that will count toward your total caloric intake on those two restrictive days.
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"It is the last resort, but it is an option and something we want people to be aware of," Hall said.
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Oncologists, primary care doctors, gynecologists, other health care providers, and patients should all be aware of the options for genetic testing.
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Be aware of the other people around youStay constantly alert to the other runners and the people nearby as you run.
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You should also be aware of if the company may be selling your genetic data, like 23andMe and Ancestry have done.
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Streaming music does drain the watch's battery life — a lot — which isn't a surprise, but still something to be aware of.
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RUBIO: You may not be aware of this, Donald, because you don't follow this stuff very closely, but here's what happened.
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Which is exactly what you want when you need to be aware of the outside world while you're listening to music.
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But if you are prone to crotch sweat, then there are a few health concerns that you should be aware of.
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Then of course never to forget all of the amazing traditional industries, where we'll also need to be aware of concentration.
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And anyone who's used an AI assistant like Alexa or Siri will be aware of the huge limitations of these programs.
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With that in mind, these are the tricks you need to be aware of to minimize the chances of that happening.
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First of all, people should just use less plastic — and be aware of the choices they make in their everyday lives.
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It's that there's a health issue that you have to be concerned about and be aware of as you grow older.
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They're not 100% secure, and it's good to be aware of some scams, but here's a primer on how it works.
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Facebook is using the update to reiterate five areas where users should be aware of how they can control their experience:
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According to experts, breast self-exams aren't worth the trouble — simply be aware of how yours normally look and feel instead.
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Some addiction experts say the most common relapse triggers are stress and anxiety, but there are several to be aware of.
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"Sometimes in large organizations having everyone be aware of what's going on at the same time is a challenge," said Rep.
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The researchers want clinicians to be aware of the possible risk, and to look out for the bacteria while diagnosing patients.
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Local officials, who have warned residents to be aware of their furry neighbors, are reaching out to the state for help.
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We have more and more tools being democratized and eventually patients are going to be aware of places like DIY biolabs.
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Use your voice Davies says patients need to be aware of the guidelines and advocate that health care providers follow them.
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Emergency management officials say there are other good options to avoid the radioactive fallout: -- Be aware of your surroundings and options.
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That'll give you the power to change service plans at any time, be aware of deadlines, and give everyone proper warning.
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Brittany compiled a list of ten tax credits and deductions to be aware of while heading into tax season this year.
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" And she goes on to say "women [must be] aware of certain problems and how to spot them and fight them.
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And people should also be aware of sextortion, where a partner demands more pictures by using the previous ones as blackmail.
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Yes, but: Many consumers won't be aware of these options, due to the Trump administration's cuts to outreach and promotional efforts.
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Still, we believe Trump and the public need to be aware of the kind of hate and extremism that Duke espouses.
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But I knew the facial recognition scenario was broadly plausible and indicative of a trend that people should be aware of.
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People need to be aware of the risks from these fake returns and others schemes, which are increasingly on the rise.
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Adults must be aware of their own stresses and triggers in order to avoid potentially retraumatizing the children they care for.
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Others have noted that Perry appeared to be aware of the Department of Energy's remit from the day he was nominated.
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Investors placing long-term bets may wish to be aware of serious political and security problems in the trans-Atlantic community.
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Kaguako told Refinery29 that she wrote the letter to educate privileged people about an issue they may not be aware of.
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A related lesson is to be aware of just how small the sample is when looking to the past for guidance.
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Newer technologies have done that, shifting energy use so subtly that a guest may not even be aware of the difference.
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"I asked him to be aware of how hard he was being pushed and how hard he was pushing," Picciolini recalls.
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Those who go to China need to be aware of the risks and the "differences in the system", the council added.
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The duke and duchess were recently criticized for using private jets while simultaneously urging fans to be aware of climate change.
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Consumers should be aware of their reactions to disclosure and take time out to reconsider their options and seek second opinions.
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Wherever it is that you're voting, there's a lot more than politics to be aware of before heading to the polls.
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He will still be aware of the existence of his business interests and how his actions as president will affect them.
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Just be aware of any glare in the room, as the curve will hold it for longer than a flatscreen monitor.
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"We need to know so that at least we can be aware of possible dangers," said BIA deputy head Stanislav Popdonchev.
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You don't have to follow rugby very closely to be aware of the fact that New Zealand typically dominates the sport.
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As such, it would likely be able to send radio signals easily, and perhaps already be aware of life on Earth.
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Meghan and Harry were recently criticized for using private jets to travel, after urging fans to be aware of climate change.
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"These themes offer cautionary lessons listeners can consider, or at least be aware of, in their own business careers," said Sihi.
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"We need to be aware of the emotional needs of older adults," said Cao, who also studies older people's social connections.
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Be aware of the situation you're in and understand when you let attention divide you, you're likely to pay the price.
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"And be aware of the research showing that generally that's not so helpful for people in the long run," she suggests.
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"Any injuries that we should be aware of?" said Mr. Scheffing, who seemed very fond of the majestic first-person plural.
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"A sound person has to be aware of the different eras, and where they are geographically in the world," he said.
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For those 16 to 18, parents must be aware of the request but their permission is not necessary, Mr. Pleiter said.
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M.T.A. officials say the improvement is due to a lot of unglamorous work New Yorkers may not even be aware of.
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She uses sound visualization in the game so she can be aware of players walking up to her for an attack.
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Franco says it's important for both minors and parents alike to be aware of the necessity of HIV testing and prevention.
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Basically, what we share with Lorde is that, no matter what you do, you have to be aware of the structure.
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Set goals that are a stretch but within the realm of possibility, and be aware of what outcomes are realistically achievable.
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It would seem to me that while you have to be aware of everything, there's also, in some ways, fewer distractions.
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But Trump will still be aware of how his policy decisions could affect his business and, by extension, his personal wealth.
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Social media companies appear to be aware of their growing hold on America's social and political consciousness, and the likely consequences.
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For one thing, you and your advisor or accountant will need to be aware of your tax situation and applicable rates.
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Mr. Priebus made a point of being in most meetings and tried to be aware of what the president was doing.
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" The email concludes with a request for "any additional details you think we should be aware of for our planning purposes.
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Under the measure, parents and members of the public would not be aware of which teachers were allowed to carry firearms.
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"You have to be aware of this looming problem and save like crazy and work as long as possible," Kotlikoff said.
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But women receiving implants should be aware of the potential problem and the increased risk with textured implants, the agency says.
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But if you look at banks or oil companies or really big corporations, you have to be aware of this risk.
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It's just an anomaly that always happens and you've got to be aware of it when you're investing around a metal.
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While we must counteract the oppression we face we must also be aware of our privilege in every space we occupy.
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Young Herriman was 10 at the time, old enough to be aware of the color line that defined American race relations.
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Once a group determines a site to implement programming, it must be aware of the additional risks the community might face.
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First, it can actually take a month or two before the account is closed, so that's something to be aware of.
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But they want users to be aware of the data Facebook is tracking and more importantly what it's used to infer.
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So there are all these biases that we have, including this racial bias that we want to be aware of. Right.
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" Still, real estate lawyer Aaron Shmulewitz said that non-married couples purchasing a home together "should be aware of the pitfalls.
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But you have to be aware of structure and having a diligence as an artist to make something free and new.
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If you're a man, just be aware of the fact that you might be pulling your punches and don't do it.
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The first thing we teach our Bronx Junior Photo League students is how to be aware of the world around them.
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This is an important day to be aware of issues around jealousy—both Venus and Pluto can be possessive and obsessive.
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Wambold says the funeral industry feels like a natural fit because women are already forced to be aware of their bodies.
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I just hope more people be aware of the Palestinian cause even though Palestine is a small place on the planet.
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People may be aware of the English but they don't know the deeper meaning or that it's meant to be political.
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For now, patients — including young adults — should be aware of this emerging trend, and the signs and symptoms of colorectal cancer.
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You need to be aware of where things are in order to have a home do the right thing without programming it.
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During an appearance on The View last year, Hart encouraged fellow comedians to exercise good judgement and be aware of their impact.
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"One possible takeaway for physically attractive people is to be aware of their own capacity and tendencies in close relationships," she says.
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"Either way, it is a brand new risk you need to be aware of if you own the defense stocks," Cramer said.
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Two, given how many young fans Denino has, there's reason to believe they wouldn't be aware of the risks of crypto mining.
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As an employee it is advisable to be aware of what data your employer is gathering and what they're using it for.
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The bulletin, released late September 2016, instructs officers to be aware of and sensitive towards the needs of a trans person's security.
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It's becoming more important for people to be aware of their voices, to let others know what they stand for as artists.
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There are guarantees and reassurances that come with FDIC-insured banking products that a first-time investor might not be aware of.
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"Turning on 'do not disturb' while walking may allow pedestrians to reflect and be aware of their environment," Caird said by email.
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Something the public may not be aware of is that the NTSB is not a regulatory body, it is an advisory body.
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The Secret Service said there is a risk that some people in range of drones may not be aware of their presence.
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Hufeld said Britain and the EU27 need to be aware of the implications of Brexit measures on the United States and Asia.
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To better understand what's happening, emergency room specialists should be aware of possible memory problems after overdoses, and test for fentanyl specifically.
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There's another number you may want to be aware of, and that's the federal funds rate — more commonly known as interest rates.
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Generally, you should always be aware of your surroundings — but during the eclipse, ignoring safety protocol could mean serious, permanent eye damage.
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"Healthcare providers need to be aware of the association and educate their patients and the community," Aurora told Reuters Health by email.
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You may also want to be aware of any size or other restrictions from airlines, conventions, or other places you may visit.
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SINGAPORE — They're cute and cheery, but are also packed with some of the advanced auto technology we may not be aware of.
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Eminem may be best known for his rapping, but he has another skill you may not be aware of: creative gift giving.
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They say that even if prisoners volunteer, they're not confident they and their families will be aware of what they're getting into.
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Ground yourself Studies have shown that centeredness — the ability to be aware of yourself and your thoughts — is linked to great leadership.
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The tech world, too, moved at such breakneck speed that he had to be aware of every opportunity, hungry, ready to grab.
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Obviously, they're beautiful objects, but many of them have symbolic meanings you should be aware of before you decide wear them around.
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Often, an organization may not be aware of being compromised until much later, when most of the damage has already been done.
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Moving forward, Google will need to be aware of how its data may be used and misused—and guard its data accordingly.
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"More than anything, I just try to be aware of how does what I eat make me feel," Ferrera told the magazine.
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It's equipped with a 720p camera that allows it to be aware of its surroundings as it navigates your home or tabletop.
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On Android devices the only settings to really be aware of are the notification ones controlling what appears on the lock screen.
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That said, given the incredibly serious outcome, users should be aware of the risk and do everything they can to mitigate it.
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"I repeat this well-known history for the benefit of younger readers who won't be aware of its emotional impact," Charlie says.
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These include: When an incident occurs, key stakeholders want to be aware of what's happening and how the situation is being addressed.
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"Some of you may be aware of what is going on in my life for the last few days," she said solemnly.
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When things are going up and to the right, things might be going wrong underneath and you won't be aware of it.
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And it's why she is encouraging people to be aware of what legislation is being enacted at the local and national level.
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"They're saying: Be aware of the fact that we're not going to make it easy for you to grow here," he said.
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In order to own land, you need citizenship certificates, and the Chepangs were too neglected to even be aware of such documents.
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Again, this could be dangerous if you're sitting near the edge of a cliff, as you wouldn't be aware of your surroundings.
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Ahead are the common odors that you need to be aware of, and what it might mean if you catch a whiff.
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My anxiety is always finding new ways to sneak up on me, so I'm just trying to be aware of these things.
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There are two hot new buzzwords in Wi-Fi router land you should be aware of: tri-band AC5400, and MU-MIMO.
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Experts seem to feel that DIYers should be aware of these risks, before they hook up their precious grey matter to electrodes.
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That's why we need to be aware of our impacts and support solutions to reduce threats to marine life and clean seas.
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No animal may work more than two hours a day, and handlers must be aware of any signs of fatigue or annoyance.
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It urged Americans to avoid the area, monitor local media for updates, be aware of their surroundings and review their security plans.
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When checking credit histories of a prospective broker, it is also important to be aware of Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) requirements.
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My folks are crucial in contributing to the economic system of this country, which many Americans don't seem to be aware of.
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Just try to be aware of the mistakes I made, having a chance there at the end and not getting it done.
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"Risk managers must be aware of these risks and develop the tools needed to identify, monitor and manage them appropriately," Stiroh said.
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Anyone who uses taxis as regularly as I do in Singapore will be aware of the significant number of retirement-age drivers.
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Researchers who want to study the influence of genes on diseases in African-Americans must be aware of where their subjects live.
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Consumers "have to be aware of what they do and what they don't do," Ms. Fein said, "and then make their decision."
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More people need to be aware of Cernovich's tactics, Seder told CNN, adding that he hopes he can be a cautionary tale.
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Going from friends to romantic partners can work, but it's important to be aware of the risks that can come with it.
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But there are a variety of deals out there to get streaming services for free that you might not be aware of.
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"I have to be aware of the need for support from the federal government, regardless of who is in power," she said.
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Other fees and costs to be aware of include a 3% fee (minimum $10) and a 24.74% variable APR for cash advances.
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Doctors consider it prudent to be aware of such a risk, and for patients to be checked if specific signs become apparent.
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While private loans can help cover any gaps in your college funding, it's important to be aware of their limited protections.5.
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"You and your physician need to be aware of risks," said Dr. Walsh, and you may want to be assessed for diabetes.
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Especially for items pertaining to children, consumers should be aware of poor-quality items that may still be for sale on Amazon.
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Even though Sherman has zero experience in the video game industry, he appears to be aware of the massive challenges facing GameStop.
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Muse writer Ashley Colbert offers this "just right" approach that you'll want to be aware of as you go into this conversation.
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"If you stop to listen to your thoughts, to be aware of them, you'd find most of them are negative," he wrote.
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You should be aware of these words and phrases, such as "legit" and "my bad" so you can stop using them immediately.
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