Sometimes it's going to be awkward, but it's better to be awkward than wrong about whether or not we're hurting someone.
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Talking about money can be awkward — and very tricky.
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" — Christina El Moussa "This would be awkward for any exes.
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Switching horses this late in the negotiations would be awkward.
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Breakups can be awkward in the age of social media.
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But control of the evenly divided House could be awkward.
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It would be awkward to say 'have a rooted night'.
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I didn't want it to be awkward-- GLENN THRUSH: Right.
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"This would be awkward for any exes,"Christina said in May.
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His covetous attention to their wealth, though useful, can be awkward.
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I try hard not be awkward, and I think I'm successful.
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It goes without saying: It could be awkward for both sides.
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I'll take them to lunch and hopefully it won't be awkward.
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We're so used to being strict, and it can be awkward.
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Lastly, the plastic battery module connecting the earbuds can be awkward.
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I knew if I screwed it up, Thanksgiving would be awkward.
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First dates can be awkward; they're basically job interviews with alcohol.
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With 13 years of experience, Chapman knows photoshoots can be awkward.
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Making small talk can be awkward — especially on a first date.
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Would it be awkward to celebrate with all these unfamiliar faces?
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He continued to be awkward and off-putting in later seasons.
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The first lesson: How not to be awkward at the public spa.
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The transition from athlete competitor to performer can be awkward and jarring.
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It might be awkward, sure, but it could also be intensely moving.
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Even in those cases, we're still going to be awkward sometimes, right?
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And that will be awkward, because Dennis will be secretly investigating Rafael.
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No matter how much you prepare, small talk can still be awkward.
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I thought I was going to be awkward and stay that way.
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I won't lie, my lovely cow: This will be awkward and clumsy.
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"I don't know if that would be awkward or not," Hammack confesses.
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Talking about money with anyone (even yourself) can be awkward as hell.
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It's playful, and, for novices at least, the motions can be awkward.
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So accept that the conversation will be awkward — but have it anyway.
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Telling someone you don't want to be friends anymore can be awkward.
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Annexation would be awkward; some 2.75 million Palestinians would demand the vote.
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Kicking off this family discussion during the holidays doesn't have to be awkward.
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Talking about mental health can be awkward, and intimidating, and just plain hard.
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This one could be awkward because of an interview Trump did on Friday.
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To Mr. Ramos, the researcher, ties like these can be awkward at best.
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This could be awkward if you've already sent the phone to someone else.
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Dating continues to be awkward, and our parents still just don't get it.
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This is going to be awkward for Mariah when she arrives, I thought.
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Once the campaign began, however, May turned out to be awkward and aloof.
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These conversations don't have to be awkward for you and your parents, either.
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It would be awkward for him to do anything other than sign it.
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It can be awkward to describe this situation to people I don't know.
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They're strict Christians so obviously it would be awkward to bring someone home.
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Running into your ex can be awkward — especially when you're with a new flame!
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At times, the use of Spanish can be awkward and feel like extreme pandering.
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Sometimes the language barrier can be awkward at first, but tonight it's no issue.
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The alternative of asking new MEPs to ratify a Brexit deal would be awkward.
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Kourtney crashes a lunch between Kris and Kendall and prays it won't be awkward.
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For as enjoyable as group workouts can be, sometimes the camaraderie can be awkward.
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Returning the dough would be awkward for guests and make your daughter feel bad.
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But there could be awkward years where you're basically in that long transition path.
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A two-on-one can be awkward — actually, it's pretty much guaranteed to be.
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Sure, double dates can be awkward or kind of annoying, depending on the scenario.
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That would be awkward, given his recent addition to the Bachelor in Paradise cast.
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His position-paper entr'actes can be awkward and artless, much like the author himself.
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Pros: Electric knife, versatility, five speeds, dishwasher safeCons: Pricey, can be awkward to operate
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Such appointments can be awkward: Players can be reluctant to embrace the less familiar.
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No matter how debonair you are at your best, conversation can be awkward for anyone.
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It also lacks a proper directional pad, and several buttons can be awkward to reach.
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Some people feared the voice commands would be awkward, or believed the integrations were unnecessary.
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The Kindle is very light, but can be awkward to hold for hours on end.
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If I drop in just because I see they're close by, it could be awkward.
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I belatedly realized there was going to be a loser, and it would be awkward.
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Finding out you and your ex will be attending the same wedding can be awkward.
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Though this Zach Woods GIF makes the opposite case, salutes don't have to be awkward.
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With tourism as the other pillar of the economy, the balancing act can be awkward.
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There were business-focused groups where it would be awkward to talk about personal issues.
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We wonder if it will be awkward to run into them in the elevator tomorrow.
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Also I should probably apologize to Mario but at this point it might be awkward?
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Romance could be awkward on May 7th when Venus squares a retrograde Saturn on May 7th.
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Talking about money can be awkward, but it can be downright infuriating when you're a woman.
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The other CONMEBOL members will continue to be awkward opponents to face at the World Cup.
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It can be awkward, and in heated battles, it's not as responsive as it should be.
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That doesn't always mean you're incompatible — just that we are humans, and dating can be awkward.
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"Even though it can be awkward and uncomfortable, it adds something to my life," she said.
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Small talk can be awkward for social introverts, yet some strategies can help break the ice.
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It would be awkward for Trump to throw himself into the negotiations due to that alone.
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It might be awkward, but will keep you from potentially having to pay the loan yourself.
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No time to be awkward about it though, my interview is in less than 15 minutes!!
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That's going to be awkward for NBC, since it will air the show and cover his presidency.
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We just spent a week with them, so it would be awkward for us if they didn't.
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Sure, it might be awkward, but Eck says that it's the kinder, more mature thing to do.
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It must be awkward to have someone invade your personal space like that for their own gratification.
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It uses copper wires to transmit an electrical charge, and those wires can be awkward and clumsy.
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I wanted to apologize to the bride and groom, but I was afraid it might be awkward.
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While making work friends can be awkward, one way to break the ice is to start complaining.
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If the company wants to branch out and start offering other financial products, it won't be awkward.
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Venus knows how to be charming, so that will help if returning the item could be awkward.
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Especially during his early years as a food writer, he could be awkward and withdrawn, she said.
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Often, when callers can&apost be identified or heard, interaction during such conference calls may be awkward.
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This conversation can be awkward, so practice what you are going to say to stay on track.
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But, like anything that involves sex with another person, they can also be awkward, regrettable, and/or forgettable.
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However, things don't appear to be awkward at all between Margot Robbie and the real-life Tonya Harding.
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No one said meeting your ex husband wouldn't be awkward, especially if your marital status is still unclear.
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You'll also be surrounded by strangers, which usually is a lot of fun but can also be awkward.
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I asked Slater if it would be awkward to win his own contest, on the wave he built.
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If a long delay would be awkward for Britain, it is not straightforward for the European Union either.
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It may be awkward to use identity for advancement, but without quotas, it is discrimination that determines success.
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She wants to be in command and shows great initiative, yet seems to be awkward all the time.
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" More accurate, it turns out, would be, "Awkward and ignorant, he was at his best on solid ground.
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Given how personal and polarizing this election has been, it stands to reason that the ride will be awkward.
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Props to all of them for being able to attend the same party and not have it be awkward.
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The real meanings might be awkward for Mr Kavanaugh, but a judge should not redefine words to avoid embarrassment.
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"Maybe I had to be awkward and just grow up," Gates said in an earlier Reddit session in 2017.
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But there were some concerns those commands would be awkward, and that integrations like this could be unnecessary too.
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Then came the web and search engines…Increasingly, people are asking on social media (which can sometimes be awkward).
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While it can be awkward offering to help a total stranger, it can feel downright impossible to help yourself.
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The technology could potentially add more functionality to smartwatches, which have tiny displays that can be awkward to use.
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"I feel like this is going to be awkward," one daughter correctly estimates at the beginning of the video.
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If Trump's meeting with Angela Merkel and Theresa May are any indication, this will be awkward and passive-aggressive.
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The President is going to a NATO summit meeting next week in Brussels, so yeah, it'll be awkward. 2.
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This could be awkward since there are only 28500 spots available for the Democratic presidential debate on June 6900.
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This will be awkward, and I worry that their involvement will bring their unstable son back into our orbit.
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It can be awkward all the way around if it's so literal, like, 'I am now undoing your [pants].
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College classes can be awkward, and questions at Thanksgiving about what happened on the battlefield are hard to answer.
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Catastrophes aside, there's also the reality that sharing private spaces—like a backyard or a bedroom—can be awkward.
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Mr Modi's stilted English may be awkward, but his aura of confidence declares the arrival of a bolder, stronger country.
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Cutting that would be awkward for the prime minister, who is desperate to strike post-Brexit trade deals with both.
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Acknowledging a parent's racism can be awkward and painful, as well as a necessary first step to fostering constructive conversations.
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Meeting new people can be awkward, especially when there's the chance that you can bump into them in the future.
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Catherine: And actually, a lot of people don't want to talk to the artist directly because it can be awkward.
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And if you're not awkward, or at least pretend not to be awkward, I don't they think that it's awkward.
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So, he invited friends to take our places at the table, and it would be "awkward" to add more seats.
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Whether you're rooming with a friend, a family member or a significant other, having conversations about money can be awkward.
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It can be awkward, Parisi-Amon said, but people who become involved with the startup nearly always accept the shower.
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Combining the entrepreneurial Israeli outfit and the blue-chip Intel may be awkward; Intel has struggled to integrate acquisitions before.
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Since the jacket is slightly oversized and ends below the hips, it can be awkward to sit down in it.
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It is not clear how binding the results of the referendums are (they may also prove contradictory, which would be awkward).
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The dialogue can still be awkward at times, but it feels more in-line with the clunky nature of teenagers themselves.
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A coalition government of the right-wing Lega and the anti-establishment, left-leaning M5S was always expected to be awkward.
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Plenty of women love one night stands, and while they can sometimes be awkward, they can also be exciting and fun.
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It can be awkward at first to stick to your guns and prove that you deserve what you are asking for.
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They can initially be awkward, and it may take time and practice before they become something you feel entirely comfortable using.
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Still, I worried that it would be awkward to just whip out a bottle of lube in front of another person.
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The truth is that I'll occasionally do awkward messy shit like my girl Issa because I can be awkward and messy.
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This silence can be awkward, even isolating, when trying to describe how kids you didn't birth mean so much to you.
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It can be awkward to navigate with one hand, given the great distance between the top and bottom of the device.
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It can be awkward to witness, but also refreshing in contrast to the unreflective stoicism of many men in the profession.
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"It's not awkward at all, and I never let it be awkward," Mike Aresco, the American's commissioner, said of UConn's departure.
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Since their ages range from late teens to early thirties, this layout might be awkward, but it generates plenty of dialogue.
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Instead of playing a role as a progressive thought leader in the election, de Blasio's 2016 role was chiefly to be awkward.
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But it feels like the G8X's two displays aren't really aware of each other, which turns out to be awkward in practice.
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" You Can Make Your First In-Person Meeting A Second Date"If you're meeting someone through a setup, it can be awkward.
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And the only way to search for brand-new stuff from the watch is to use your voice, which can be awkward.
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Sure, it might be awkward or painful, depending on how upset your partner gets, but being honest is always the best choice.
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Of course working on a show with your real boyfriend, particularly when your character is in an intimate relationship, can be awkward.
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But publications don't put their rates out there and it can be awkward or hard to know what other writers get paid.
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Things may be awkward at first, but if you really want to spend time with your friends, it's worth feeling momentarily uncomfortable.
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That could be awkward, considering Donald Trump Jr.'s past remarks about Ms. May — but what hasn't she heard at this point?
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Though the shift could be awkward or costly, it could also force more companies to get with the times, Mr. Moriya said.
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And if he picks Madison instead, it's sure gonna be awkward when she sees how much Peter's family was not on board.
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If anyone has actually met a transgender woman, they would clearly see that forcing them into men's spaces would be awkward for everyone.
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"This would probably be awkward for any exes, but since we have to see each other every day it's beyond awkward," she says.
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"From a strictly logistical viewpoint, I think it would be awkward to be carrying around a placenta attached to a baby," Minkin says.
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Louis Theroux is Britain's answer to Michael Moore or Werner Herzog, managing to be awkward, kind, and probing, all at the same time.
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It's probably going to be awkward no matter what, so why not throw a third party into the mix to provide photographic evidence?
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Visits by American experts and journalists to the "closing" could make them witnesses to an actual North Korean celebration, which would be awkward.
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It's not going to be fun, it will probably be awkward after—and that's something you're just going to have to get over.
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You might just have to deal with the fact that your friends might be awkward around each other, or just outright not get along.
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The revelation could be awkward for Canada's Liberal government, which promised that the 200-strong training force would not take part in active combat.
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No word on whether posting will come to desktop web, but it might be awkward posting vertical portrait images from a landscape computer screen.
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We write "co-operate" and "re-elect" for an analogous reason: this time breaking up vowels rather than consonants that would be awkward together.
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These shows tend to be awkward, stilted, and annoyingly laudatory toward artists that haven't really warranted two and a half hours of unchallenged praise.
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And if Donald does win, it'll be awkward at the annual President's Day photo when all the former presidents gather at the White House.
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Yahoo News confirmed today that Jeff Bezos will attend the meeting at Trump Tower, which is expected to be awkward for almost everyone involved.
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In all seriousness, she says it can be awkward if you meet your partner's parents before you both feel totally comfortable in the relationship.
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While it may be awkward and sometimes uncomfortable to transition in front of other people, my trip down south last Christmas showed me hope.
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That aside, if a sex scene came on today, it wouldn't be awkward: my Mum and I would just laugh and get over it.
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There are plenty of reasons why you might not want to have an official breakup conversation — namely, it can be awkward and seem dramatic.
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But Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been preaching the virtues of foreign investment, and using taxpayer money to bail out Sharp could be awkward.
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But Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been preaching the virtues of foreign investment and using taxpayer money to bail out Sharp could be awkward.
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Mr. Xi relishes the prestige of state visits to the White House or Buckingham Palace, which might be awkward if he were not president.
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A meeting there would also be awkward for the White House, which would be wary of the propaganda value it could give the North.
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If you have a friend on Facebook you're sick of hearing from, and it would be awkward to unfriend them altogether, just "unfollow" them.
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Its two performances against the Italians, however, proved that the Swedes can be awkward, uncomfortable opponents, with just enough class to cause problems themselves.
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But their speeches on Tuesday indicated that if both were to run, the result might be awkward because of the similarity of their appeals.
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Although it can be awkward for both parties, it's much better than the problems that can arise from not asking and making an assumption.
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Balancing on this precipice between places can be awkward, but when people come together on these fringes it can also be a lot of fun.
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And while it can be awkward to bring up things like gastrointestinal problems or period complaints, if you are stressing over it, it's fair game.
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It's just true that, more often than not, the amount of attention people place on bolder arches can be awkward, uncomfortable, and even sometimes negative.
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Meeting the parents will always be awkward, but you have it in your power to make sure your partner doesn't run into unnecessarily stressful situations.
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Carson apparently forgot to tell the hospital he got a new job and at this point it has been too long and would be awkward.
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But she can be awkward on camera, something that couldn't be ignored in her dealings with reporters on the plane or at Thursday's press conference.
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I know this can be awkward for some people, and you don't want to let others down, but your time is your most valuable resource.
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While making plans with someone you met online can be awkward right off the gate, bringing up something you saw helps to minimize that discomfort.
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Plus, she said, it would be awkward for party elders to have chosen a top Democrat who is either declared or considering a 2020 run.
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"The conversation about starting to date again I thought was going to be awkward, but everybody supported it completely, especially on Paula's side," Craig said.
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Conversations about safer sex don't have to be awkward, says Liz Goldwyn, founder of The Sex Ed, a multimedia platform for sex, health & consciousness education.
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When you're on the go, roughing it with a borrowed or rented yoga mat can be awkward, a little stinky, or just down-right gross.
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The bathroom is so often being used for filming that it can be awkward for kids who have to use it for its intended functions.
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Discomfort: No question about it, it can be awkward to start and sustain conversations with people you see infrequently who may not be similarly situated.
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But it will be awkward when she presents it to Harvard: 'Wait a second —Aunt Becky told us her daughter was person of the year.
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But his association with Alfa Bank in particular could be awkward in this period of heightened scrutiny on ties between Mr. Trump's associates and Russia.
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" Kris Cortez, 29 "I went on a date recently and as soon as she arrived, I could already feel that this was going to be awkward.
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The hook is, "We stuck in La La Land/Even if we win, we gonna lose," which might be awkward for La La Land star Gosling.
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It can be awkward to ask, but it's critical that you understand what their expense structure is like, as it can affect how they give advice.
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" Another queer woman who worked as an extra onset said she worked on a particularly intimate scene: "Sometimes that can be awkward — but not on Adam.
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Yet even though we know this, many of us still avoid money talks with our S.O.s — after all, it can be awkward and uncomfortable at best.
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All of this would be awkward to mention at an event hosted by YouTube if it weren't already so obvious to the creators in the crowd.
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Sure a visit from your ex can be awkward, but I thought that Andi's visit proved that after sometime, you can be friends with an ex.
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Otherwise, that would be awkward — kinda like how Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi revealed that his Uber rider score is a not-so-strong 4.73 last week.
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"For me, leaning into the awkwardness and facing the fact that it's going to be awkward makes it clear that that doesn't mean bad," Bell said.
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Will it be awkward given that Baldwin, who is close pals with Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner, is very squad-adjacent to Bieber's ex Selena Gomez?
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While the apology in the play may be awkward, Ms. Jackson said she gave the fictional Taney credit for taking the risk of starting a conversation.
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But we were worried people would just think we were the Beatles––or three of them––and it would be awkward, or too hard to communicate.
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Adrianna dimone from Wilmington, N.C., said tech dating is awkward: When technology is the way, you first meet someone it tends to be awkward in person.
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His first visit back to Toronto as a member of the Spurs will be awkward, and a cause to celebrate what he meant to the franchise.
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Sleep can be awkward in general — think mouthguards, wanting to listen to a sleepytime podcast, and the like — so Cushner recommends being both compassionate and direct.
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The Vatican said Pope Francis would meet Trump on May 24, a discussion that could be awkward given their opposing positions on immigration, refugees, and climate change.
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Asher is giddy with delight, though it might be awkward when Connor (Jack Falahee) asks Michaela to be by his side on the day of the wedding.
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Reese Witherspoon Talking with your mom about your hit TV show, which just so happens to have a few intimate scenes, doesn't have to be awkward, right?
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"When you do a three-week shoot, having to manufacture long-term relationships with people can be awkward and clunky," Burton tells PEOPLE about filming the movie.
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But having to mount your partner and be fully on display can be awkward, especially if you feel kind of meh about your body to begin with.
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It seems like it could be awkward for an actor to run into someone they portrayed on screen, especially if that person is, well, let's say polarizing.
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Over the past year Google has been making its virtual assistant, the eponymous Google Assistant, more capable of handling what might usually be awkward or onerous conversations.
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An all-Japanese deal for Sharp would be awkward for Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, given his flagship policy of seeking to revive the economy via reforms.
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You can move your website over to a different web hosting company but this can be awkward to do if you're not overly experienced with website development.
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It might in the future be awkward to have countries that do not always see eye-to-eye running military operations out of the same crowded space.
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The menu is less confusing than it was at first, although the crossbreeding of a prix fixe setup with à la carte supplements can still be awkward.
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Glosser also notes: Thanksgiving this year sure will be awkward, but good on Uncle David for telling his nephew Stephen what's really good in a public arena.
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My biggest fear during my Zoom party was that the conversation wouldn't flow and that there would be awkward periods when people weren't talking to one another.
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The billionaire President with the populist message showing up at a meeting of global elites -- the kind of folks he often rails against -- would be awkward enough.
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While you'd think it'd be awkward for a dad to give his daughter props for that sort of thing, Mohamed actually manages to not make it weird.
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If things go south for this administration, which seems like a fairly reasonable possibility, it's going to be awkward seeing all these industry leaders walk it back. 4.
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It's obvious that Lopez and Anthony remain steadfastly committed to co-parenting their twins, proving that it doesn't have to be awkward to be friendly with your ex.
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Similarly, his dad was known by his family back home as Billy — but it would be awkward for Coates to try to use that nickname for his father.
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The holidays are prime time for family members to pry into your love life and career, and Brown knows it can be awkward to side-step their questions.
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" It may be awkward, but you're in the right: "It's also rude" to make people wait for unpaid dues because "it might be causing them a financial burden.
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Props to Colin Cowherd for asking Roger Goodell the question everyone's thinking -- if Tom Brady wins the Super Bowl, will it be awkward handing him the Lombardi Trophy???
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Among her YouTube clips are several bits from 2013, when she still called herself a crossdresser; she said looking back on that time can be awkward and uncomfortable.
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The Handmaid's Tale is a distinctly white, middle-class, American "What If?" which can be awkward during moments that use someone else's status quo as a horror reveal.
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It's reunion time for the Starks and their guests, and some of this can only be awkward … MAISIE WILLIAMS Did Sansa and Tyrion ever file for that divorce?
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Sure, it would be awkward for teachers to explain the Elizabethan double entendres to their students — but pretending they don't exist makes Shakespeare seem unnecessarily stuffy and difficult.
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This can be awkward, but the awkwardness is a feature, not a bug, as it can "show them in their element" while also overcoming "some adversity," Bejsovec said.
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Sure, it can be awkward living at home, but you learn a lot about each other quickly and it makes you more respectful of each other's families, too.
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The Saudis want a U.S. nuclear agreement because Korean technology has a U.S. component and it would be awkward for the Koreans to sell it without U.S. approval.
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Obama met for two hours with Salman and a group of top princes and officials at the opulent Erga palace, a meeting that had been forecast to be awkward.
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Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth had a short marriage and a rough divorce, so it had to be awkward for them to land at the same pre-Oscar bash.
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Since your hands are restricted somewhat by the elephant's trunk, it can be awkward to create large-scale artworks, but as a proof-of-concept, it works well enough.
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It would also be awkward for Facebook to accuse a government of wrongdoing when the company is trying to enter or expand in a market under that government's control.
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Still, there are rumors that it may be awkward for Trump to meet with other senior members of the royal family, who typically attend official events surrounding state visits.
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Welch explains that the responses may be awkward, but adds that they're helping her deal with the passing of her father by giving her a project to work on.
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Although banks would prefer higher rates, too sudden an increase would also be awkward, pressuring them to pay more for deposits while locked into loans at rock-bottom rates.
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While she understands that first-date conversations can be awkward, she said asking good follow-up questions forces you to be attentive to what the other person is saying.
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With the US still at odds with Russia over these matters, among many others, it would be awkward for a US president to attend a military parade in Moscow.
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I was terrified that it was going to be awkward or that there wasn't going to be any chemistry, but it was incredible and felt so natural and easy.
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These visits are not enjoyable for us, but my husband agrees to them occasionally because he doesn't want it to be awkward when we see them at other gatherings.
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He seemed unfazed when I suggested it may be awkward to appear as "Eddie and Sally Obermueller" and morph into a singular identity that looked like neither of us.
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While some may regard the premiere's closing sex scene as proof Issa and Lawrence simply can't quit each other, it also proves things will always be awkward between these two.
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And if Donald does win, it will be awkward at the annual Presidents Day photo when all the former presidents gather at the White House, and not just with Bill.
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If they did, the timing could be awkward for Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, who founded 1MDB, as he prepares to call an election that must be held by August.
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It can be awkward when the bill comes and your friend wants to split things down the middle, even though she ordered two glasses of wine and you're drinking water.
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The breakdown of political negotiations could also be awkward for Saudi Arabia, the main sponsor of the Syrian opposition, as President Obama prepares to visit the Saudi capital this week.
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"If the tables are too tall or short, it can be awkward to reach things on the tables or turn lamps on and off from the bed," Ray told Insider.
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Jeb Bush's oldest son says the reciprocal support between him and President Trump can be awkward around the fam -- but he's determined to make the Bushes come around to 45.
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"I guess it can be awkward the first time you do it, because you know, first of all a lot of us are nervous about being sales-y," he said.
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We tried to make sure that we treated it with the respect it deserved while also showing that those situations can be awkward in such a way that produces laughs.
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The company is in the midst of a battle with Slack for hearts and minds in the enterprise collaboration space, and a preventable outage has to be awkward for them.
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One might expect that to be awkward: After all, Dawson left Casey and ended their marriage to become an aid worker in Puerto Rico at the end of season 6.
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His first years may be awkward, however, as he has to refine his tackling technique and let experience help him on plays where instincts and athletic ability are not enough.
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" A one-on-one meetup can be awkward, but with three, he says, "the expectation to contribute to the conversation is less, so you're more relaxed and you can be yourself.
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"I wasn't very good socially back then but I am not sure there is advice that would fix that — maybe I had to be awkward and just grow up," says Gates.
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Passing over Willett for a nomination could be awkward for the White House, given his spot on the president's Supreme Court list, said a second Texas lawyer familiar with the situation.
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I also feel more comfortable talking to my friends about these things because in my family we don't really talk about our feelings and I feel like it would be awkward.
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I understand that this could be awkward for the players who have no allegiance to, or interest in, US politics, and they might even be decidedly uncomfortable with the entire situation.
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The towers, however, turned out to be "awkward giants, glorious to look out (at the river and palisades) and inglorious to look at," the "AIA Guide to New York City" said.
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Isakson acknowledged that chairing the committee can at times be awkward because you're responsible for investigating colleagues or their staffs you have to work with on a day-to-day basis.
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Cold LinkedIn messages from recruiters asking if you would like to interview for a role at a company can be awkward to navigate if you aren&apost interested in the job.
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Otherwise, you'll have to rely on the touchscreen keyboard, which could be awkward—although perhaps not more so than the keyboard on Lenovo's Yoga Book, an earlier dual-display portable computer.
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Talking about money can be awkward, but few things seem to be as loaded as bringing it up on a first date — beginning with the question of who's picking up the check.
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But imagine if one of the people in it was cropped out; you'd be able to tell that there was another person sitting on the couch, and it would just be awkward.
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There was also concern that George Bush, a more natural and charismatic politician, would upstage his brother, the more cerebral of the two, who can be awkward and gaffe-prone in person.
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"We have a choice in every moment to decide whether something is going to be awkward, especially during sex," says Emily Morse, PhD, sexologist and host of the Sex With Emily podcast.
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Often, the banter between co-presenters can be awkward and stilted, but these two managed to make a scripted moment genuinely enjoyable thanks to Oh's excellent acting and their combined comedic timing.
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But the best argument for any sort of follow-up may be that you'll end up running into him professionally at some point anyway, and that could be awkward for you both.
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"Thanks a lot @SachaBaronCohen and @SHOwhoisAmerica it's not going to be awkward at all explaining to @RealSheriffJoe what you meant by 'golden shower,'" Jennifer Lawrence, Arpaio's communications director, tweeted late Sunday night.
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Rick DesLauriers, who served as the bureau's top agent in Boston and held a high-level post at headquarters before retiring, said he imagined things might be awkward between Trump and Comey initially.
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Sure, filming content inside a Target dressing room can be awkward, but Lauren says she's grown accustomed to it over time, and she always tries to keep her voice at a respectful level.
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Pushing back and making demands can be awkward and uncomfortable, and some women way wind up steering clear of taking hard lines, to avoid being labeled a bitch or even losing a job.
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" The singer admits it can be awkward at times, particularly if the kids would visit the studio when she was recording songs like "Holy Water" (an EDM track about oral sex) and "S.
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But while the union makes sense in broad strokes, the details can be awkward, and Poitras is clearly most comfortable when she's presenting unvarnished facts without the fussiness the gallery world usually demands.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Asking friends or family for money can be awkward, but when you can do it with a smiley face and a winged dollar bill, it seems to make it better.
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But a "no" vote would be awkward, given that Geert Wilders, the fiercely anti-Brussels opposition politician, is again doing well in opinion polls and is neck and neck with Mr. Rutte's party.
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But the moment when you're trying to get face time with and impress a potential collaborator is not the time to let those emotions rise to the surface and be awkward about it.
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Another is that the costs of getting it wrong are asymmetric: waiting too long to tighten might be awkward, but tightening too soon increases the risks of falling back into a liquidity trap.
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Talking about your innermost secrets with a stranger can be awkward at first, but feeling understood, being able to give feedback, and build trust are essential components for any successful client/therapist relationship.
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It could be awkward to have Beltran managing the Mets without consequence when Cora and Hinch — who was far less involved in the scheme than Beltran was — have both been suspended and fired.
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"No matter how professional the people are, it's like 99 percent of the time, someone is going to say something wrong, or it's going to be awkward," Mr. Pally said of male crews.
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Bolton, a foreign policy hawk who was fired by Trump last year, has disdainfully described the Ukraine pressure campaign as a "drug deal" and testimony from him could be awkward for the president.
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While their interaction could be awkward, McConnell allies believe the low-key Kentuckian will be unemotional and professional in his dealings with Trump and will keep the focus on passing their to-do list.
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Your first interaction (whether it's via phone or IRL) is going to be awkward no matter what, so you might as well save yourself time and get it out of the way first thing.
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Sometimes when a friend shares a post about a tragedy or something that annoys them, it doesn't feel right to Like it, and commenting can be awkward, but you still want to express empathy.
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"We have a choice in every moment to decide whether something is going to be awkward, especially during sex," Emily Morse, PhD, sexologist and host of the Sex With Emily podcast, previously told Refinery29.
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In the early stages of planning, she called Rob to ask him to come along, but he was hesitant because it was possible Tyga, 26, would show up and that would be awkward for him.
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Which is why Lakshmi and her organization are calling for greater research and understanding about the condition — even if that means sometimes publicly talking about things that can be awkward, like menstruation or your vagina.
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This makes it easier to take advantage of the touchscreens on some laptops and tablet-laptop hybrid models, but it can also be awkward if you did not intend to use Windows 10 that way.
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" Another Conservative MP, Julian Lewis, says the visit will be awkward for the heir to the British throne: "It is not for a constitutional monarch on a royal visit to get sucked into political confrontation.
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The gloomy jobs data could be awkward for Modi's Hindu nationalist government to explain with a general election looming and opinion polls already showing the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party unlikely to keep its parliamentary majority.
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Journalists who had fretted about whether to pose for a photograph with Mr. Trump — a ritual that can be awkward for reporters during any presidency — need not have worried: Mr. Trump skipped the usual photos.
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I knew that running up naked to a group of Massachusetts locals drinking beers on their porch at night had the potential to be awkward, but I still didn't get the reception I hoped for.
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It will be awkward at first, but come clean to your partner, talk honestly about the emotions that drove the behavior – like shame or embarrassment, which happen to all of us – and work together on solutions.
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Some of the initial reactions to Apple's suggested payments feature, one that will subtly suggest you pay up if your friend happens to iMessage you a dollar amount, was that this will be awkward or rude.
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Previous methods used for creating believable CG teeth involved either modeling every last one from scratch, or using an intra-oral scanner to capture accurate digital copies which can be awkward and uncomfortable for a performer.
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Jennifer Bennett, technical director to Google Cloud's CTO office, said that adding Google's cloud services to Glass could help make it a revolutionary tool for workers in situations where a laptop or smartphone would be awkward.
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One person he will not see is the Marlins chief executive, Derek Jeter, who will travel with the team but not attend the games, saying it would be awkward for him to return to Yankee Stadium.
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If your gut says that you're not interested, or if you sense that you would rather be dating someone else, then you'll probably feel better after having a breakup conversation, even though it can be awkward.
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A Chinese magnate who is a frequent critic of Beijing is a member of the Florida resort that Mr. Trump owns, which could be awkward as the U.S. leader hosts President Xi Jinping there starting Thursday.
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A Democratic challenger who could not merely dust himself off, as Mr Obama could, but make his patience and fortitude seem more important than the president's boorishness, as Mr O'Rourke would try to do, might be awkward.
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Tanya: It has many of the hallmarks of an ultra-traditional rom-com: hot, funny female protagonist who's nevertheless supposed to be "awkward" and unlucky in love despite the never-ending stream of sexy men around her.
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If you have this thing at your bedside, sometimes barking commands to just turn off a light or set tomorrow's alarm can be awkward — especially if you are sharing a bed with somebody who is already asleep.
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Archie says his Mom is going away on a singles cruise and they agree to see each other at Kevin's (Casey Cott) Secret Santa - which will undoubtedly be awkward if they're to exchange with their recent exes!
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WASHINGTON/LIMA (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, who has disparaged Latin American countries over immigration, narcotics and trade, heads to the region this week for a summit that diplomats say is likely to be awkward and tense.
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As such, the meeting was always going to be awkward for the former ExxonMobil CEO, given that President Donald Trump has called climate change a hoax and has threatened to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris agreement.
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I tried using a balloon after having worn the vibration suit, but the mild thumps from the music felt roughly the same for all instruments, and it would be awkward carry a balloon around during a concert.
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The coziness of the event — where reporters hobnob with the politicians they cover — can be awkward, too, leading some journalists to stifle their laughter, lest they be caught on camera appearing too gleeful at the president's expense.
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" The actor gave his parents a shoutout and said, "I wanted to bring my mom but I couldn&apost because any woman I stand next to, they say I&aposm dating, and it would just be awkward.
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Then again, it might be awkward to provide a literal account of precisely what is being depicted in a photo – which is why alt text is preferable, since it's invisible to anyone who can see the photograph.
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Never before has a party nominee so struggled to secure the backing of his leaders, and the spectacle in Cleveland promises to be awkward, if not excruciating, for the rank-and-file Republicans who crave a traditional nominee.
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The company has been looking at for HoloLens to bring computing power to a group of field workers like repair technicians for whom even a tablet would be awkward because they have to work with both hands free.
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Bezos's presence would be awkward, obviously, given how aggressive his Washington Post has been in its reporting on Trump and how many times the reality-show-star-turned-president-elect has attacked Amazon on a number of issues.
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The leaked report will be awkward for President Emmanuel Macron and his government, which has said that as far as it knows French-made arms sold to Saudi Arabia are used solely for defensive purposes on the border.
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An online-dating-mistaken-identity plot, in which D. J. invites in a man who she thinks is a plumber but who thinks he's there for a booty call, might be awkward for grown fans watching with their kids.
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The shot of Bran and Sam is a reminder that they are tasked with telling Jon the truth of his parentage, which will be awkward for them when they see him walk into Winterfell all snuggled with Auntie Daenerys.
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But ultimately, there is a potential international conflict here: The State Department could deny Brazil's request for Lochte, but it will be awkward when State simultaneously asks Brazil to "pretty please" return the other American swimmers still in Brazil.
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WASHINGTON/LIMA, April 9 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, who has disparaged Latin American countries over immigration, narcotics and trade, heads to the region this week for a summit that diplomats say is likely to be awkward and tense.
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But because the ownership of SoftBank and the Vision Fund differs, it could be awkward if, say, the company's Uber stake shifted to the fund at a price that was promptly contradicted by a planned 2019 initial public offering.
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I was worried that it might be awkward or function differently than a normal in-person party – and it was definitely different – but my party ended up being fun for everyone, and it made our Saturday night less lonely.
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Sometimes ride share experiences can be awkward or boring, but if you're lucky enough to have Tyra Banks as your passenger then it's safe to bet that any time spent in the car is going to be somewhat entertaining.
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Making an exception here would be awkward, given New Delhi has been tightening the implementation of foreign investment rules elsewhere, including in e-commerce, potentially causing significant pain for Amazon and U.S. retailer Walmart, which now controls local giant Flipkart.
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President Donald Trump kicked off this week's NATO summit in Brussels — which people already expected to be awkward — by claiming that Germany was a "captive of Russia" because it was pushing ahead with plans to build a controversial gas pipeline.
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It's an extremely bold homage to Ready To Die, the debut album from the late Notorious B.I.G. If the "mixtape" was bad, then this would be awkward, but because it's quite good, we'll chalk this up as a funny tribute.
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Billy, whose strongest characteristic is how good his butt looks in those jeans And, look, we don't envy the Duffer brothers — introducing new characters to the small town vibe of of Hawkins was always going to be awkward at first.
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These conversations are going to be awkward, but it's totally possible to phrase what needs to be said in a sensitive, loving, and understanding way so that the white family members don't feel called out for something they haven't done yet.
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As for whether or not Rae identifies with her Insecure and Awkward Black Girl's characters, she says her onscreen counterparts are roughly 80 to 90 percent of her true self — and yes, she really does consider herself to be awkward.
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Sony could tie Spider-Man into its "Venom" films, but he was so absent from "Venom" that it would likely be awkward to shoehorn Peter Parker into that universe after making such an effort to keep him out of it.
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Defying Mr. Trump would be awkward for Mr. Barr in part because he has long subscribed to a sweeping theory of executive power under which Mr. Trump may rightfully override and control any discretionary decision by a subordinate executive branch official.
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The fit with Bolton, his third national security adviser, was almost always destined to be awkward — let's not forget that Bolton was reportedly originally kept out of the administration over the president's concerns about the former United Nations ambassador's trademark mustache.
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How Trump became the 'white affirmative action president' In the latest "This Could Be Awkward," John Blake and Tawanda Scott Sambou explore the ways in which President Trump embodies the worst stereotypes that conservatives have invoked to describe affirmative action beneficiaries.
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Making a record-breaking art purchase in his own name might be awkward for the crown prince because he is leading a sweeping crackdown on corruption and self-enrichment by the elite of the kingdom — including some of his royal cousins.
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This is partly understandable — it'd be awkward for the Democratic Party to oppose a deal brokered and supported by President Obama — but it's also odd given that Hillary Clinton herself also opposes the trade proposal, at least as a matter of record.
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When Neil Patrick Harris tried to bring up Harvey Weinstein — asking Seacrest whether it might be awkward to make jokes about what is actually as serious matter — the host quickly changed the subject to talk about the actor's holiday vacation to Costa Rica.
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"I try to be nice about it, but it can be awkward when you have to say to them, 'Sorry, but the cheese isn't melted enough,'" said Christina Aquilina, a 20-year-old who attends the University of Central Florida in Orlando.
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Revelations of the loan could be awkward for Neumann, given that Scobie was fired from Faraday Grid after he was accused of gross misconduct in June over the money he borrowed from the company and employee allegations that he swore at staff.
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Our sources say Taylor -- who's getting an award for Artist of the Decade -- plans to weave her anger toward Scooter and Big Machine into her acceptance speech, but there won't be awkward cutaways of Scooter, and that kind of deflates the balloon.
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From early forums to Craigslist and Reddit and eBay to Twitter and Instagram, fetishists have found a way to use just about every internet tool to find those willing to feed their fetish, easing what might be awkward in-person propositions and transactions.
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Mr. Turnbull has been fending off questions in the run-up to the visit about whether the first-time meeting with Mr. Trump might be awkward after their tense phone call in late January set off a storm of criticism in Australia.
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This unique magnetic connection precludes the need for any tabs, notches, or other attachment methods that can be awkward to use or can break, although it does shift around slightly during extended periods of use (hardly a huge issue, but something to be aware of).
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And as Aleksander Berentsen and Fabian Schar write in the latest quarterly Review of the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis, central-bank backing for anonymised transactions would be awkward when private banks face demands to crack down on money-laundering and tax evasion.
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With this type of fantasy in particular, many people might not be ready for the reality of trying it out IRL, since involving a third person in a monogamous relationship can be awkward or spark jealousy, no matter how prepared you think you are.
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It would also be awkward for the European Union to help negotiate a greater degree of separation between Catalonia and Spain at a time that it is still making efforts to get the United Kingdom to change its mind about heading for the Brexit door.
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Checking your blood alcohol content with a breathalyzer while out with some friends might just be a party trick — but if you really wanted to know it to figure out whether or not you should have another drink, it might be awkward to pull one out.
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And while the community essentially opts into this kind of location and data sharing when they sign up for an account, it would be awkward if the public website let a stranger track a user all the way to their home or watch their movements all day.
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There was a part of me that wanted to just give him two so it wouldn't be awkward, but I knew he would just keep hassling me so I thought I'd bite the bullet and just have him pissed off at me and get over it.
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This means that depending on the size of your hands or how you hold the phone, being able to reach the notification bar at the top of the phone and the Android nav buttons (or gesture controls) at the bottom of the phone can be awkward.
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Some of the more obscure 15th- and 16th-century large-scale choral works that would be awkward to include in modern worship (those of Cornysh, Fayrfax and Browne jump to mind) have been preserved almost entirely by excellent groups like the Tallis Scholars or Stile Antico.
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" And this one under a one-joke section called, "And awkward is the word for this Clinton line": Clinton: "If Donald does win, it will be awkward at the annual presidents' day photo when all the former presidents gather at the White House, and not just with Bill.
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But unfortunately, while Canadian team members were on-hand to celebrate Hitomi's launch last month, none who were contacted by Motherboard on Monday were willing talk about the satellite's status on the record—saying that it would be "awkward" or inappropriate to speak publicly before we know Hitomi's fate.
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Weird-moving sperm contributes to around 40 percent of cases where couples have a hard time making a baby, but it can be awkward, expensive and a hassle for a guy to go through depositing sperm at the doctor's office to find out if it's moving the right way.
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A second Republican senator who requested anonymity to talk about how colleagues feel about an extended trial agreed that holding the State of the Union during impeachment would be "awkward" but said it's too early to know how much floor time is needed to weigh the charges against Trump.
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The Animas OneTouch Ping, which was launched in 2008, is sold with a wireless remote control that patients can use to order the pump to dose insulin so that they do not need access to the device itself, which is typically worn under clothing and can be awkward to reach.
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It might be awkward to attack Vance for showing leniency to rich and powerful New Yorkers by declining to prosecute them, when Spitzer himself benefited from a similar kind of prosecutorial leniency in the past (for, to be clear, an infinitely less heinous offense than what Weinstein was accused of).
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Richard Clarida, global strategic advisor at Pimco, told "Squawk on the Street" in a separate interview that while the Fed could deliver blunt hints of a December hike this meeting, he expects the same number of dissenters, saying it would be awkward to see dissenters sitting out of a critical meeting.
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Laparoscopic tools, by comparison, have a limited range of motion and can be awkward to use: when the tip of a laparoscopic tool is deep inside a patient's body, it can be hard to exert leverage precisely, and the tiniest movement of the surgeon's hand can lead to a major mistake.
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Although an aide said such an event was not currently on Mr. Clinton's schedule, it's just the sort of event a running mate is required to do and that would be awkward with Ms. Warren, who has made enemies of many of the New York financiers who could afford such a fund-raiser.
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"It's 100 percent true that in 2017, and certainly going forward, no travel website can arbitrarily censor or remove posts just because they may address an uncomfortable topic or be awkward," he said, noting that the travel sites have a responsibility to businesses to ensure that the allegations are accurate and verifiable.
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And he can be awkward on the stump: In one 45-minute stretch at a recent town hall, Bennet swung his hands so wildly while making a point that he hit a woman in the leg, he tripped over a stool holding his water, and he nearly tangled himself in a microphone cord while trying to take off his sport coat.
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"January 2020: Pitt called Aniston &aposa good friend&apos and Aniston was captured laughing during Pitt&aposs speech at the Golden GlobesDuring his speech for the 77th annual Golden Globes, Pitt made a joke about how he didn&apost bring his mom to the ceremony because "anyone I stand next to, they say I&aposm dating — and that would just be awkward.
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Buzzfeed News attempted to unpack interracial dating Friday by giving people a space to "speak" with a "chatbot" (read: type in a text field) on the conceit that people in interracial relationships aren't always able to comfortably communicate; that it can be awkward to say how we really feel, because we're so, like, into race these days; that the thought of slipping up and saying something offensive can be daunting and silencing.
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Samantha's birthday cake in Sixteen Candles (13) High school sophomore Sam Baker (Molly Ringwald) feels trapped—at home, as her recent 21th birthday has been completely forgotten because of her older sister's wedding the next day; at school, with an upcoming senior dance that's sure to be awkward for her; and in her love life, where Sam has attracted the eye of nerdy freshman Ted (Anthony Michael Hall) while being not-so-secretly infatuated with popular senior Jake Ryan (Michael Schoeffling).
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