If we can be mindful while cleaning the bathroom, we can be mindful during any moment throughout our daily lives.
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Morgan urged families to be mindful of waterways after rainstorms.
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Chinese leaders may be mindful of their image at home.
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Be mindful as well of the history of your location.
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Speak your mind today, but be mindful of your pace.
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All will be mindful of how military action can backfire.
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But be mindful of what you say at the table.
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And be mindful of leaving them alone with your relatives.
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Like, when I say that I'm trying to be mindful.
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However, you do want to be mindful of your spending.
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Be mindful of how you spend your cash this evening.
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Also, be mindful of having access to another credit card.
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But owners need to be mindful of signs of stress.
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Be mindful that you are more resilient than you think.
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"We need to be mindful of international issues," he said.
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One thing to be mindful of is the aspect ratio.
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Be mindful of adding more fuel to the fire. 2.
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Tip: Be mindful to extend through your full range of motion.
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Also you have to be mindful of the surfaces you're touching.
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We are all exposed to noise, we should all be mindful.
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Let's kind of be mindful that this is our new world.
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Be mindful of the power of your opinion as a tourist.
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Be mindful of what's going on financially in the bigger picture.
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Be mindful of how you introduce women, particularly at work functions.
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And in general, that's a right everyone should be mindful of.
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Just be mindful of arguments, since they won't lead anywhere productive.
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It's an entertainment, and you have to be mindful of that.
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Be mindful of vagueness, verbal agreements, and an eagerness to hire.
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They tell us to be mindful of spikes in copycat attempts.
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Wetter agreed, warning them to be mindful of the dogs inside.
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Lastly, be mindful of friends who feel entitled to your money.
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"We are trying to be mindful of the investment," she said.
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Finally, be mindful of your headset — "air traffic control" isn't necessary.
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Oh, and be mindful of the minibar, which incurred extra charges.
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So we need to be mindful and let it play out.
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"Be mindful about heavier, wetter snow — rather slippery, certainly," he said.
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"We can respect our history and be mindful of our present."
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It is incumbent upon us to be mindful of that perspective.
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Can you be mindful of each other's weird objects and habits?
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Be mindful as you solve, and you will probably get them.
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You have to be mindful of the dynamics of the community.
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But she will be mindful of how military action can backfire.
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Investors should of course be mindful of the risk of further crises.
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Be mindful when you unlock your phone — you never know who's watching.
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Be mindful of your every move in order to reap good karma.
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If you're traveling, be mindful of delays and check your itinerary twice.
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But it's important to be mindful about how we talk about it.
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"Just be mindful of your surroundings, and don't feed sharks," she said.
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But there are a few factors to be mindful of — namely, timing.
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Beijing also has to be mindful of rising unemployment in these areas.
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Lastly, Roberts is said to be mindful of the Court's institutional reputation.
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She also says there are a few don'ts to be mindful of.
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One thing Zhao should be mindful of, though, is the income cap.
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The second principle is to be mindful of the balance of freedoms.
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Now, I've admired his special ability to be mindful, to be present.
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But the sumo association has reason to be mindful of women's feelings.
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"I encourage you: be mindful of your choices on the road ahead."
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It's something to be mindful of, or just go with Bluetooth headphones.
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A turning point is here and you must be mindful of manipulators.
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We must also be mindful of the impact on the federal budget.
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The Moon in Leo reminds you to be mindful of your health.
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People have families and obligations of which they need to be mindful.
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To be mindful of accessibility is now, more than ever, an expectation.
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The ECB will be mindful of all this despite the increasing growth.
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"It's good to be mindful of family dynamics and relationships," Plante says.
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Be mindful about money today, Pisces, and watch out for impulsive spending!
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We have to be mindful that every ism — communism, socialism, fascism, etc.
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Take a deep breath, be mindful, and show extra kindness to yourself.
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And we need to be mindful of the outstanding problems that remain.
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Love her; be loyal to her and be mindful of your wishes.
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But be mindful that it won't acquire your highest lifetime value customers.
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Also, for your skin's sake, be mindful of providing fresh, clean soil.
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Be mindful of exaggerating, or embellishing, the information that's coming your way!
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I encourage brides to be mindful of the sanctity of the moment.
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We can be mindful of the people underwriting and powering our convenience.
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So do what you can — but be mindful of what you can't.
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That way you can be mindful about how much water you're using.
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People should be mindful about their biases, perceptions, and expectations of women.
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"Tyson Fury needs to be mindful of it himself," Fielding told us.
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But we need to be mindful about the bigger picture we paint.
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"We have to be mindful of possibility of fragile points that might trigger financial instability, and we also have to be mindful of transmission mechanism effectiveness," Veerathai said, referring to how monetary policy decisions filter to the real economy.
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Be mindful of signage, listen to directions: That can help manage the flow.
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Also, be mindful about pat-downs, if that's something your venue insists upon.
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They have that portfolio and we want to be mindful of those needs.
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Bears may also be mindful of the supply-chain dynamics pressuring Chinese smelters.
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Also be mindful about financial issues between yourself and others at this time.
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That said, they should be mindful of their own biases and limited perspectives.
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You have to be mindful of what youre taking out of your wallet.
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"Investors should be mindful of that as well before considering investment," Anderson said.
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But I also believe we should be mindful of how other people feel.
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So, we try to be mindful about, you know, what we can do.
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Be mindful of your responsibilities or else you'll get a talking-to today.
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Third, companies must be mindful that many enforcement lapses have a cultural root.
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More important, staff say, they build an ability to be mindful and calm.
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Pope says that it's also important to be mindful of how you're ordering.
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Clayton is the one guy we have to be mindful of as well.
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Be mindful that email is one of the least anonymous methods of communication.
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Yet investors must be mindful of the differences between various real estate markets.
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The idea is to be mindful about when to allocate a little extra.
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Fuksina also noted that it's important to be mindful of your partner's concerns.
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Don't steer the conversation, but try and be mindful of who's being included.
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Obviously, we have to be mindful of how she is and everything else.
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In considering a mandatory program, you also have to be mindful of politics.
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Encourage them to be mindful of how their digital experiences make them feel.
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Be mindful of scents as you inhale the aroma of freshly cut grass.
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You will be mindful of what you spend, and that's half the battle.
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You have to have an intrinsic need and a wish to be mindful.
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At the same time, you need to be mindful of your child's age.
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Be mindful of the joy of giving, returning to this whenever you can.
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Be mindful of the fact that sound carries particularly well across still water.
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I also try to be mindful of how my work affects my partner.
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And be mindful: You're liable to forget something, like your glasses or phone.
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You have to be mindful of what you're taking out of your wallet.
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But we'll have to be mindful about how we interact with people this week.
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But Mr. Trump needs to be mindful of not coming off as too hot.
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The moon in Capricorn asks that you be mindful of your budget today, Sagittarius.
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Tempers are high, and you need to be mindful not to get into arguments.
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But he cautions that for athletes, they should be mindful of their tolerance level.
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"Be mindful of updating the designation because it's a legally binding document," said Braxton.
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Most important of all: Be mindful of other people when you're posting on Facebook.
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It's important to be mindful when you scroll through your timeline on Valentine's Day.
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That wasn't ever hard but something I was certainly trying to be mindful of.
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Be mindful of numbing your emotions with TV, food, alcohol, or partying it away.
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Investors said the CEOs would be mindful of Trump's penchant for rebuking companies publicly.
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When around a fire, be mindful of your clothing, as synthetic materials can melt.
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Potential nominees should be mindful of this provision and consult counsel regarding its implementation.
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"You can be mindful in that way as well to prevent injury," he said.
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Investors should also be mindful of rising interest rates in Singapore and Hong Kong.
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Just be mindful of money as Mars opposes Saturn—there's tension around cash today.
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Be mindful of this and reach out to offer support if you can. 46.
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It's important to be mindful of this; everyone needs a break sometimes, including women.
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"We need to be mindful of risks to financial stability," Coeure, said in Washington.
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She also wants to be mindful and responsible when it comes to taxpayer money.
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Huffington also says employers should be mindful of who workplace perks benefit and exclude.
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At the same time, he needs to be mindful of the growing Hispanic electorate.
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But also be mindful that they have their own projects to finish, says Srinivasan.
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We should be mindful and grateful for the source of all of our abundance.
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And, it's also important to be mindful of where and how you store them.
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But as East Asians, there's race privilege that we have to be mindful of.
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In general, be mindful of which times of year are sacred for us. 292.
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To live in today's society you have to be mindful and aware and flexible.
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But things are shaky by the end—be mindful of obsessive or manipulative behavior.
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While infection is still unlikely, here are the top surfaces to be mindful of.
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He also cautioned Tesla employees to be mindful about both large and small gatherings.
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All parents should be mindful of the possibility that their children may be gay.
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The Fed chairman weighed in on the necessity to be mindful of ballooning deficits.
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"Try to be mindful of your body while walking in a museum," Josefsberg concluded.
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But, be mindful that Netflix employees are busy and may not immediately have time.
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But we try to be mindful and thoughtful about the access that we have.
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No, we're not saving the world, so please be mindful about sharing your passions!
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But, you know, we have an incident now that we have to be mindful of.
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"Be mindful that you've got to pay off those cards in quick succession," Patel says.
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Be mindful that some family members and close friends might not have been informed yet.
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They need to be mindful of sexual harassment, anti-discrimination laws, and other employment laws.
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I think we take that responsibility to be mindful of our users' attention really seriously.
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"Not everyone is going to be mindful of others' emotions on the internet," she says.
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You should recognize this reality — and be mindful of who is and isn't being heard.
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"I try to be mindful of snacking, but salty chips sometimes sneak in," she says.
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But we have to be mindful of what our group is experiencing – the stress, anxiety.
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Use D.Va to keep a bottleneck locked down, but be mindful of flankers as well.
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Over-the-top drama and impulsivity may also be in the air, so be mindful.
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Ultimately, as a single woman, I gotta be mindful of how I navigate tense situations.
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Still, however you decide to sneeze and cough, just be mindful of cleaning up afterwards.
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Girls look up to you, and you should be mindful of the message you're sending.
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Be mindful of paranoia during this time, Sagittarius, especially around work or your private life.
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Power struggles are flaring up, so be mindful of your own jealousy or possessive tendencies.
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The lines are blurred between your private and personal life, so be mindful about communication.
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You must be mindful of what that food has done for you and your mind.
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"You have to be mindful of what you're carrying around in your pocket," he said.
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You have to be mindful of that and maneuver it carefully, while also taking risks.
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And as you plan your weekend, be mindful of these street closures around the city.
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Often, magic simply requires someone to be mindful and think positively about what they want.
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Similarly, investors should be mindful of the tax implications of the investment products they use.
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You're in the mood to travel, but you need to be mindful of your budget!
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We are -- it is good to be mindful of what&aposs happening there in ceremonially.
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So we have to be mindful of our history when we start talking about intervening.
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Be mindful about how you portray yourself on social media, at work, and in public.
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Just be mindful about obsessive or jealousy behavior, and also of people who speak manipulatively.
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Finally, be mindful of the people at the table and contribute to the dinnertime conversation.
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It's not unusual for the former reality TV star to be mindful of the optics.
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Like us, she must work to be mindful in an age of overconsumption and unoriginality.
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Keep receipts from holiday shopping, be mindful of travel plans, and avoid arguments with family.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.) said the Senate needs to be "mindful" of their House counterparts.
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Be mindful of your responsibilities early this evening, and expect surprises to arrive later tonight.
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She urged delegates to wash their hands frequently and be mindful of the onset of symptoms.
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I would say white women in particular need to be mindful of that in their vigilance.
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Be mindful of being overly generous with time that you actually don't have this week, Cancer.
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"You have to be mindful of the risks," says Risteard Hogan, manager of Fidelity's Canada Fund.
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All those living in its path, please be mindful of twenty-millimeter cannons and rockets overhead.
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Tech companies looking to adopt the Rooney Rule need to be mindful of its spotty record.
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In other words, definitely be mindful when prepping those burger patties over the upcoming long weekend.
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I guard my time now, which helps me be mindful of my energy and preserve it.
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"I think its great day to be mindful of those you're supposed to love year round."
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Watch out for running into people from you past, and be mindful of miscommunications and delays.
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"Be mindful of how you talk about money because little minds are like sponges," says Jacobs.
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Those interested in energy ETFs need to be mindful of their overall exposure to the sector.
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Your imagination will swell with all sorts of brilliant ideas, but do be mindful of confusion.
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"The point is to learn to be mindful of where your money is going," she says.
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Be mindful when buying in Colorado: The state might be in a new real estate bubble.
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Also, be mindful of your fellow customers and avoid turning the place into your personal office.
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But the central bank must be mindful not to pump too much money into the system.
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Of course, we must be mindful that Muslims, like all minorities, contend with prejudices in America.
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Click here to check out the report, and be mindful of which artists you're tweeting about.
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You may want to make an effort to be mindful as you go through airport security.
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Always be mindful of where your hands have been, travel medicine specialist Dr. Richard Dawood said.
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But after washing your hands, you must still be mindful about face touching, Dr. Sawyer said.
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So tell your siblings what you know — but be mindful of how much you still don't.
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Big ideas are born, and you're in a confident mood...just be mindful of your finances!
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When using Autosteer, hold the steering wheel and be mindful of road conditions and surrounding traffic.
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Volunteers are cleaning up beaches and are asking people to be mindful when they discard plastic.
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Just be mindful about your temper, especially if things are taking a while—it's Mercury retrograde!
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If you're moving or renovating, be mindful about paperwork and packing—check everything at least twice!
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"It's prudent to be mindful that those four names don't define a diversified portfolio," he said.
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Avoid an argument with a boss or authority figure, and generally be mindful about power struggles!
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Just be mindful of exaggerations or overbooking yourself the next day, when Mercury clashes with Jupiter.
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For all areas of technology, investors should be mindful of how they invest, according to Jenkin.
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To mitigate that, it helps to be mindful about how your decisions could trigger higher taxes.
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It's also important to be mindful of makeup application when you've got a really bad sunburn.
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In fact, it&aposs important to be mindful of the detrimental effect compassion can actually have.
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Be mindful also of the otter, which is the only animal of the sea to use tools.
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Be mindful that paranoia is in the air, so if they're busy, don't take it to heart.
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OLED TVs are usually a lot more expensive than LED TVs, so be mindful of your budget.
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So parents should be mindful and ask some questions when mindfulness training comes to their school district.
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One is, everything that can be digitized will be digitized, so be mindful of what that means.
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Just be mindful of the mindset that people are in, which is to say, drunk and rowdy.
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"You really need to be mindful of is the company changing the terms and conditions," said Berry.
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It's important for people of all ages to be mindful of protecting their eyes from UV exposure.
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We need to be mindful of this and be on the lookout for a North Korean trap.
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They try to be on their best behavior and try to be mindful of what they do.
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Determine how much fluid your children's cups hold, and be mindful of the portions they are consuming.
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Many of the practical steps you can take are common-sensical: exercise, see friends, be mindful, listen.
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I'm around six feet tall and try to be mindful of the fact that not everyone is.
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"We believe that any tax reform would have to be mindful of the spillover effects," she said.
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So it's important be mindful when engaging in sensitive slow cooker-related convos on the big day.
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We have to be mindful of the possibility of fragile points that might trigger of financial instability.
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Instead, they need to be mindful while they're putting in ANY kind of effort, big or small.
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We recognise the need to be mindful of Britain's deficit, which some in Labour appear to disregard.
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"Be mindful of the shows your children watch and the games that they play," Christakis advises parents.
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Commentators should be mindful of treating female athletes as anything other than equal to their male counterparts.
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Finally, we leave you with tips on how to be mindful as you go to vote Tuesday.
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But it creates an environment where legislation must be mindful of deficits first and helping people second.
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We should be mindful of the moral contradictions of Lee's career, both his triumphs and his failures.
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I would also encourage people to be mindful of what they drink when they do go out.
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The game encourages you to be gentle with yourself and be mindful of your own mental state.
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Just be mindful that the leather might slightly change color with whatever solution you choose to use.
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It's just as — or more — crucial to be mindful of this if you're pregnant or breast-feeding.
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This technology is fascinating and useful, but we have to be mindful of how we use it.
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But don't be afraid to be mindful of your allergies, however unpleasant they may seem at first.
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But he did warn that candidates should be mindful of how their plans could grow federal deficits.
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People are fearful of losing their national identities and European integration needs to be mindful of that.
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But there are some risks investors need to be mindful of as we start the new year.
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America must also be mindful of the danger that China and Russia could form a strategic alliance.
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"Parents will need to be mindful about introducing the child to literacy in that language," she said.
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"If our party wants a future, we must be mindful of these statistics and evolve," she continued.
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But at the same time Democrats have to be mindful of the risks of a quick withdrawal.
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Just be mindful about your budget, since you don't want to end up with an unexpected bill!
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Aside from the surprise tax consequences, advisors should be mindful of the liquidity risk clients may face.
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Be mindful that you're not joining people to rebel just for the sake of rebellion though, Aries.
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We wanted to be mindful of the things we carried into it, as Tim O'Brien would say.
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Try to be mindful of what you're telling yourself about sweets, and work to change those thought patterns.
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"That said, some patients absolutely need opioids, and we need to be mindful of this variability," she added.
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"I think in today's world we have to be mindful of the number of commercial interruptions," Iger said.
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Saxena said parents and friends of video game enthusiasts should still be mindful of a potentially harmful problem.
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" In making the decision, the court wrote, "We must be mindful of ever-changing social attitudes and sensitivities.
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This is called "democratic recommendation", although those taking part will be mindful of who Mr Xi's favourites are.
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"We have to be mindful of being true to what people regard as their cost structure," Lagarde said.
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"We must be mindful of an escalation of trade tensions," Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso told reporters Friday.
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He may be mindful of the outrage that Mr Mnuchin's talk has stirred among China-sceptics in Washington.
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But be mindful of who you share the news with — not everyone in the office needs to know.
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Be mindful of the people you follow, and use your judgment when advice or suggestions give you pause.
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But there is also an onus on users to be mindful about news sources they choose to consume.
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"I'm grateful for what I have and I try to be mindful of that on a daily basis."
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However, be mindful about your relationship to authority as the sun opposes Saturn in Capricorn on July 9.
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However, McQuay also said the consumer needs to be mindful of the risks involved with secure credit cards.
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Be mindful of how EM assets trade; they may in fact fight through a net hawkish FOMC tomorrow.
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The moon squares off with Mercury retrograde and Mars, testing your patience—be mindful about what you say.
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Environmental activists, public health advocates, and artists consider how we can be mindful of illness and the environment.
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So I try to be mindful of these matters and I respect the NFL players' right to protest.
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But be mindful: Sometimes a person being tickled laughs even when he or she wants you to stop.
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Try not to overwork yourself today, but be mindful that ditching your responsibilities will make you look bad.
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But Czub said that, though she took photos throughout her tour, she tried to be mindful and respectful.
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We learned to be mindful of candles: how to stand them up, walk with them, nurture their light.
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She added, however, that the ECB should also be mindful of the negative side effects of unconventional measures.
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She added, however, that the ECB should also be mindful of the negative side effects of unconventional measures.
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In other words, Christians can't and shouldn't laser-focus on policy but always must be mindful of eternity.
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While it is not necessary to partake in these traditions, it is important to be mindful of them.
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But also be mindful that there are many aspects of caregiving that can't be scheduled, Jurist-Rosner said.
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No software system can be free from bugs (or intruders), and users must be mindful of the risks.
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What's more, they also have to be mindful of their own political branding and how they align themselves.
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But in the age of celluloid, studios had to be mindful of how long their credits would be.
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Those looking to shift the needle on work-life balance should be mindful of colleagues' differing interests, however.
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While Frankel admits that she is "naturally thin," she does have to be mindful about what she eats.
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"Particularly for this group, we need to be mindful of the trade-offs in prescribing," Dr. Olfson said.
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""Be mindful of people who are in situations where their difficulties do not define their character, their intellect.
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Jeter said swings always have to be mindful of how they use their energy when they're not performing.
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Still, health professionals recommend that consumers be mindful of chemical exposure and try to limit it when possible.
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However, Chavarro added that researchers designing future studies should be mindful of certain limitations in this new study.
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Be mindful of your wallet and valuables in La Boca — tourists are known to be targets for robberies.
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"We always want to be mindful of how this affects everyone," Mr. Heastie said when asked about the idea.
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And we're very cognizant of everything that we say and do to be mindful of the other person's feelings.
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My psoriasis is aggravated by things like stress and chlorine, so I try to be mindful of my triggers.
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Of course, be mindful of the nutritional value your pet is getting so they are neither under- nor overfed.
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The committee also said fiscal policy should be flexible and growth-friendly, but should be mindful of debt sustainability.
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Generally, try to be mindful of how loudly you play your music and for how long you're doing so.
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Because we are aware, hey, look, there's second and third implications here that we need to be mindful of.
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Capricorns must realize that instead of focusing on petty resentments, they should be mindful of their unhealthy social patterns.
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With metastatic you're never done with treatment, so those types of things you should be mindful about not saying.
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Petersen helps Heyward by reminding him to take care of himself and be mindful of his high blood pressure.
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If you decide to invest in new skills or a new career, be mindful of the costs and rewards.
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"We need to be mindful of moving frequently throughout the day in addition to exercising," Diaz said by email.
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But diversity training rarely covers how to be mindful of a range of ages and experiences in the workplace.
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She adds that you should also be mindful to detail your experiences in the summary section on your page.
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I encourage people who are in policy roles now to try to be mindful of the long-term vision.
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HAPPY TUESDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're begging you to be mindful of where you play Pokemon.
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Also, be mindful of temperatures: When it's super hot, or super cold outside, your phone can struggle to function.
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Instead, investors, and their financial services providers, need to be mindful of the true cost of an investment solution.
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I try to be mindful of what I put on my body but also how it impacts the environment.
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You have to love playing with your body in space and to be mindful of the audience drawing you.
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Officials have previously pledged that Chinese companies would adhere to local laws and be mindful of the environmental impact.
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You can also add a song as a soundtrack, but be mindful of copyright when using someone else's music.
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Be mindful of the other passengers when you're using the restroom by trying to be as quick as possible.
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Just in time for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, here are different forms abuse can take to be mindful of.
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South Korea's Unification Ministry urged North Korean defectors in South Korea and abroad to be mindful of their security.
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Be mindful of how much water you drink — the need to drink eight glasses a day is a myth!
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Just be mindful about turning your weapon on yourself; self-deprecation is dangerous in front of the wrong company.
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I hope that you guys can be mindful that these are two people going through real emotions right now.
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If you're thinking about leaving your job, you also should be mindful about what date you choose to leave.
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Be mindful of indecision while the red planet passes through this sign, as it can create stand-still energy.
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Also be mindful that if you are downgrading roles, interviewers might worry the job won't be enough for you.
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The intention of the retreat was to be mindful of each bite, each step, each sound and each breath.
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Be mindful of each person for whom you are buying a gift, rather than the hectic pace around you.
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"Powell needs to be mindful of the current backdrop and not signal aggressive rate hikes to come," LaVorgna said.
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Watch the steam that rises, swirling in the carafe; be mindful of the ethereal nature of your inner self.
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I urge all Americans to be mindful that the legislative branch remains a significant element of our representative democracy.
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For a while, I flitted among several meditation books and apps, trying different ways to be mindful without pain.
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This said, be mindful of your movements and the fact that jitters could actually give off an entirely different message.
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So I do try to be mindful of having protein and vegetables and a clean diet, really for my energy.
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Be mindful of your posture and how your body language is being presented when you're approaching people to network with.
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Be mindful of the ingredients in the cleanser you're using down there, because products with strong fragrances can cause irritation.
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If you're a coffee drinker, be mindful of how coffee affects your health and mental well-being, and adjust accordingly.
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Be mindful of any debts you have to pay off, and of other people's feelings; the mood will be touchy.
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It's not guaranteed to be here forever, so we have to be mindful of it and be protective of it.
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Be mindful that there are tons of people why cry wolf every time we're down for a couple of days.
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Just like selecting the right shade, you should also be mindful of choosing the proper formula for your skin type.
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In terms of wellness, Uranus in Aries has found Scorpios needing to be mindful about keeping up with healthy routines.
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However, as always with Mercury retrograde, be mindful of delays, miscommunications, rescheduling, and chance encounters with people from your past.
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As it stands, this discovery is another reason to be mindful of the amount of data social media services collect.
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"We still need to be mindful of other groups that are being left out in this digital era," she said.
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People are also reacting to you strongly, finding you aggressive and overwhelming—be mindful about how you express your anger.
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Even as we pursue and accelerate such research, we should also be mindful of the possibility of self-inflicted wounds.
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"It's important to be mindful of your products and do research on them before you buy them," Shirey reminds us.
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THE KEY THEY HAVE TO BE MINDFUL IS THE SHAPE OF THE YIELD CURVE WHICH I TALKED ABOUT IN JANUARY.
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We must be mindful that attempts to reduce addiction and other risks does not contribute to increased and lasting pain.
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However, if you choose to take advantage of these higher rates, be mindful of how long you're signing on for.
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Be mindful of a tendency to intellectualize heartfelt topics when partners or close friends are leaning in for more intimacy.
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"Since people can have allergies to different plants, people with a history of plant allergies should be mindful," he says.
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Be mindful of pointing out inconsistencies and errors to the detriment of the overall objective of the task at hand.
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You want someone to be mindful of what you're going through and how it [lack of sleep] would impact you.
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It's the same drug, but it's in a much more potent form and you need to be mindful of that.
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A dreamy energy flows as Venus opposes Neptune—you're in a creative mood, but be mindful of your spending today.
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And even if these reviews are implemented, we have to be mindful of the power structures that will employ them.
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As he repositions, Cash must be mindful to keep the glove in his left hand up at the same time.
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Here, those of us who'd hoped for more from Mueller should be mindful of the temptation to grasp at straws.
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You should be mindful, however, that like much of Brazil, Rio de Janeiro is grappling with an epidemic of violence.
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The idea is to be mindful about when to allocate a little extra on something more memorable, engaging or relaxing.
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But if you couldn't bring yourself to do this, be mindful that managing his coming out is up to him.
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Be mindful of surfaces like doorknobs, phones, keyboards, light switches, toilet handles, countertops and remote controls that get frequently used.
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He said he's a cardiologist who just wants people to be mindful of the full range of potential side effects.
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The moon in Aquarius clashes with Uranus, bringing surprises and a burst of creativity—just be mindful of your spending!
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The event was part of what Ryan said he expects to become a continuing theme of his candidacy: Be mindful.
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So be mindful when deciding what to sign up for (and try to stick with just one service, if possible).
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Protect yourself from greedy or jealous aggressors, and be mindful of how you push your will onto other people, too.
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Be mindful that the point isn't to hide from or deny the past, especially if you haven't fully processed it.
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So be mindful of portion sizes, and if you're eating out, consider taking some of your meal home for later.
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" Our bull-in-a-china-shop president should be mindful of the adage "if you break it, you own it.
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"We invite those who close their eyes to all other developments and criticize Turkey to be mindful instead," Erdogan said.
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I get people want to drink at concerts, but have the wherewithal to be mindful of the people around you.
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It's also important to be mindful of little things, she said, like deciding where in the home someone will die.
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Being mindful of how you make your coffee shows you how to be mindful in every part of your life.
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It can help you be mindful that while the holidays are over, yes, but you can have fun again soon.
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Then again, parents who hit their children might not be mindful of these differing definitions, or may use them interchangeably.
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The Crown must also be mindful of the personal consequences for Mr. Ghomeshi as a result of being criminally charged.
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From these classes, a foundation was created to be mindful of others and to be comfortable about talking with them.
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Powerful emotions in your love life arrive early today—big passion is in the air, but be mindful about jealousy.
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Well, look, the thing about VCs that people should be mindful of, especially VCs, is that we're mostly wrong. Yes.
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Instead, Li suggests you be mindful, thinking just about the present, accepting each moment as it comes for what it is.
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"We need to be mindful that it might be too late to ease monetary policy after job conditions deteriorate," he said.
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But they will be mindful of the damage that could do to their stash of Treasuries, borrowing costs, and GDP growth.
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But if you are participating in a contest, be mindful of your body and stop if you start to feel sick.
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Be mindful that temples and shrines are places of worship for local residents, as well as places to protect sacred objects.
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Editors' note: Be mindful that this article is from early 2016, but know that your mindfulness helps your mind and body.
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" At the end of the day, regardless of someone's profession, people should be mindful of the things they say to them."
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I know I need to be mindful about what I eat, but foregoing all the goodies today wouldn't have been joyful.
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But while it's important to have conversations about these topics, we also need to be mindful of how we discuss them.
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Long story short, we're told they both agreed to be mindful of one another going forward, and to continue their friendship.
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It's an especially exciting day in your social life, Aquarius—however, Mercury clashes with Jupiter, so be mindful of your spending!
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You're in the mood to party as Mercury retrograde meets your ruling planet Mars—just be mindful of delays and impatience!
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I believe the new luxury is being awake with emotional consciousness and finding ways to be present and to be mindful.
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The sun squares off with Jupiter at 9:29 PM, and it could be easy to indulge yourself, so be mindful!
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The company has set an expected ship date of December 4th, but, as always, be mindful when buying into crowdfunding projects.
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They hope the photos encourage people to shop responsibly, be mindful of their water use, and speak out about environmental issues.
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It shouldn't be a top-down approach, he said, and every leader must be mindful of who they're recruiting and keeping.
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Probably not — but be mindful of the attack vector you're introducing to the 4,000-pound metal box you're cruising around in.
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Be mindful of everyone else around you, though, as you can step on some toes in the process of expressing yourself.
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Be mindful of where you backup this folder if you use a cloud backup service like Google Drive, Dropbox, or iCloud.
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My biggest challenge was really learning how to maneuver these territories and be mindful of their respective cultures and working methods.
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But helping athletes learn to be mindful about their stress, and cope and respond to stressors, can go a long way.
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Pilgrims are also advised to drink lots of water and to be mindful of the perils of the blistering desert heat.
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"What message does it send to not be mindful, if we're obligating them to go to an area where they're unwelcome?"
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In order to practice empathy, you have to be present, and one great vehicle to being present is to be mindful.
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For those experiencing high levels of stress or anxiety, it may be helpful to be mindful as you consume media updates.
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Biden added, in a video posted Wednesday, he'll get himself in check going forward and be mindful of people's personal space.
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Here's another reason to be mindful of sharing your opinions on social media: Employers worry about the tone of your tweets.
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The founders are still considering pouches and single-serve bags but say they also want to be mindful about packaging waste.
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The idea is to be mindful about when to allocate a little extra on something more memorable, engaging or stress-relieving.
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Some of those activists will be mindful of the party's long-term reputation and the importance of electability in future elections.
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For example, should we be mindful of our news intake — how, and how often, we're taking in updates about the virus?
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It's certainly worth looking into your credit card's policy to see if you are covered, but be mindful of these gaps.
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According to The Guardian, the best thing to do is be mindful of the surface you touch, and wash your hands.
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And to increase their individual retirement security, they should also be mindful of their health and expenses, particularly in their 50s.
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" INFLATION TARGET "It's true the BOJ must be mindful of the impact prolonged ultra-low rates could have on financial intermediation.
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The key is to be mindful of every word we type into our messages and think about how they're being perceived.
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Considering your drive to always be on top, you also want to be mindful about playing the role of the bully.
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Be mindful of your ultimate purpose, which isn't to meet a deadline but to create a day with happiness in it.
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Be mindful of where they might be feeling uncomfortable, vulnerable or anxious, and with care, see how you can be helpful.
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It's a very intricate balance, and it's tough sometimes simply because you have to be mindful of the concept of fairness.
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We must be mindful in this climate that, while criticism of Israel is not inherently anti-Semitic, it can slide there.
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How can I be mindful of these broader ideas and themes while still also speaking to the woman as an individual?
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At a rate review, a government representative urges the BOJ to be mindful of the impact its policy has on banks.
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But remember to be mindful of consent and comfort, because oversharing can be a double-edged sword: "We get really caught up sometimes on how important it is to feel seen or validated particularly around sex, but we want to be mindful of being a good friend, conversation partner, or member of the community," Dr. Addison says.
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White privilege can be a powerful tool of allyship or oppression — be mindful of how you put your own to use. 3.
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"The only issues I strongly urge you to be mindful about during this Mercury retrograde are ones concerning your career," it read.
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"We should be mindful of the possible consequences, including any downward pressure on the real economy from the financial system," he said.
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They don't have to be long-winded affairs, and you should always be mindful of who might be listening into your conversations.
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So during the Thanksgiving holiday when family tensions are running high, it can't hurt to be mindful of what you're sipping on.
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It's also important to be mindful of the dangerous erosion of compassion and empathy within society that has entered our political discourse.
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"While you are in business for yourself, you're also representing a brand, so it's important to be mindful of that," he said.
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Asking a person directly about their pronouns is also an option, but be mindful of the context and environment that you're in.
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And while no one should shame you for the type of sexual experiences you enjoy, you should be mindful of your audience.
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"Yes, you could argue the government's being more activist to some degree and people have to be mindful of that," he said.
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Many have expressed gratitude for Coates's past generosity and all will be mindful of his clout in the global politics of sport.
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" He added, "One of the biggest factors to be mindful of during downturns in the economy is the ability to minimize risk.
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Ideally, this should help people who have to be mindful of existing injuries and really, prevent injuries from happening to begin with.
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We would like to answer their questions, but we need to be mindful that an investigation is ongoing which makes that difficult.
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Pot may very well help with Alzheimer's, but we're clearly going to have to be mindful of its negative effects as well.
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For startup founders, the key ultimately is to be mindful of who they partner with and what information they share with them.
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Next, be mindful that not everyone in a restaurant will speak the same language or share the same level of tech savvy.
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Another thing to be mindful of: The "Alexa, send a text message" voice command is different from "Alexa, send a message" command.
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"I wanted to cultivate this vibe where you could be mindful of the fact that you're eating with other people," he explains.
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This is the worst position you can put yourself in, he admits, but he tries his best to be mindful of it.
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At that time, photo-sharing on social media was relatively new, but they already needed to be mindful of face recognition technology.
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And it's entirely possible to push past your limits, and it's important for people to be mindful of that during this process.
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I have to be mindful that the rapidly decreasing number in my bank account represents real cash that can deplete to zilch.
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Clinton was forced to be mindful of how the positions staked out in a primary would impact her in a general election.
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Be mindful of that extra step, otherwise you'll have to go back and do it again to take advantage of the savings.
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As the impeachment process enters this new public phase, Democrats have to be mindful of the implications of an apparently partisan inquiry.
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Also, there was an attempt to be mindful to try and do different stuff rather than relying on my go-to approaches.
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The threats kept growing and growing, requiring me to be mindful of which weapons I was using while maneuvering around enemy fire.
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There are a lot of soundbites about that, but there are very few models where people are really trying to be mindful.
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"I also encourage people to really be mindful of not touching their face and take some breaks for hand hygiene," Popescu added.
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Ms. Smiley recommends an in-person conversation rather than via email or over the phone, but be mindful of your work dynamic.
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Tips for working from home If you're Zooming daily for the foreseeable future, be mindful of what exactly your bosses can see.
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These projects are still viable but, Dr. Esvelt warned, scientists now must be mindful of just how powerful gene drives may become.
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An important perspective comes your way, but do be mindful of big egos: There's a know-it-all energy in the air!
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Another thing you should also be mindful of, Schulz recommended, is the card networks that are most frequently used at your destination.
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To that end, it's important to be mindful of gender-based microaggressions directed toward transgender people and gender queer people, Nadal says.
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On a meditation retreat, the goal was to be mindful of each step, each bite, each breath, to gain insight without distraction.
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I've experienced bachelorette groups trying to be mindful of everyone's budgets and doing the best to accommodate, which is always much appreciated.
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Starting today, reclaim your ability to focus, be mindful of what you are doing, and you will create meaningful accomplishments every week.
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You could be looking like a snack or raw meat—keep your guard up and be mindful of the company you choose.
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This doesn't mean you should stop using social media, it just means you have to be mindful of how you use it.
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"We're going to have to be mindful of his physical situation and anticipate rather than react to that condition," Alderson said of Wright.
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"When considering best practices for a minimal impact on the planet, consumers should be mindful when making purchases for beauty products," says Herrera.
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But in a year when the results of the general election are difficult to predict, party leaders should be mindful of that goal.
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So please be mindful that not all kids chew their food, are in a rush at school to get in the playground etc.
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Given the scope of Visa's business, it has to be mindful not to partner with or invest in existing partners' competitors, Prabhu said.
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But be aware that not everyone will be looking for the same things, and do be mindful of your safety and personal data.
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If you can relate to that, be mindful to bet within your budget to avoid detrimental financial consequence if you lose it all.
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"Older adults should be mindful of possible choking or other swallowing problems from taking supplements," said Lindsay Haake, a spokesperson for the FDA.
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Be mindful of the trade-offs you face when originating transactions, especially the trade-off between "customer servicing" and owning the end customer.
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Also be mindful of where attacks from above might come from, as Pharah or Junkrat can make quick work of your stationary gun.
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"Parents should be mindful of their children's media diet and reduce virtual violence especially if their child shows any aggressive tendencies," Christakis said.
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Here's something you should also be mindful of: There is a growing generational divide among young Americans and older generations -- and older politicians.
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Your ruling planet Venus opposes the lord of the underworld, Pluto, creating an especially intense energy for communication today—be mindful of manipulators!
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Teaching them to be mindful in their digital reading (for instance, by writing down key words from the reading) may help in learning.
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Andrew Ti about the contemporary LA food scene, how to be mindful eaters, and why the cookbook Thug Kitchen continues to create controversy.
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Stephen Wood, chief market strategist at Russell Investments, said investors will need to be mindful of the high valuations in stocks moving forward.
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Be mindful of what you share on Facebook, Instagram and other online hubs where you may connect with prospective clients and fellow professionals.
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Smerconish: I heard you when you said earlier in the conversation that you need to be mindful of the wishes of your attorney.
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"While we appreciate your curiosity and support, we ask the press to be mindful of our children and respect their right to privacy."
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Just be mindful that you don't lean on gratitude journaling as a way to distract yourself from the more painful parts of life.
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According to Branson, creating such a life is pretty simple: love others, be grateful for all you have, be kind and be mindful.
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In essence, it was a warning to be mindful of how the products you build can be exploited by the most malicious actors.
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"We have to continue to be mindful that if we don't give the best price, we may not get the booking," Fogel said.
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In order to maintain or improve your credit score, you want to be mindful of how much of a balance you are carrying.
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Taxing your personal finances to keep your side job afloat can set you back financially, so be mindful about how much you're investing.
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"You should always be mindful of walkways and how you move about space and tailor your layout to preserve the flow," Wood said.
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Communication issues will come up—be mindful of the impact of your words, and make sure that someone isn't manipulating you with theirs.
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One of the spiritual lessons we can carry from the zombie is that they remind us to be mindful of the present moment.
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Professional investors need to be mindful of that cost and how it compares to whatever benchmark it is they are trying to beat.
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So while you might enjoy an extra hour of sleep this weekend, be mindful that the tradition inevitably costs some people their lives.
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It was my turn to race, train and be mindful and present of the loss of my daughter, and carry her with me.
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An effortless way to come up with extra cash is to be mindful of what you are paying in fees, fines, and taxes.
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Pro tip: You can activate a beauty filter on ZoomEtiquette: Be mindful of where you're looking when you're lost in thought or talking.
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Tildesley, who specializes in developing mathematical models to simulate the spread of diseases, said people need to be mindful of the bigger picture.
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The receiving family also must be mindful that a new member may not want to be part of everything all at once. Mrs.
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I think it's something we have to be mindful of, because this is an entertainment business, and we are here for the fans.
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But be mindful of using strong chemicals in enclosed spaces, as improperly used chemicals can cause eye or throat irritation or breathing problems.
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"Now, as a working adult, I get to be mindful about how I want to prioritize my own life, on my own terms."
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You don't have to come up with a huge list for every single decision, but you should be mindful of avoiding rash choices.
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As the Environmental Protection Agency relaxes air quality standards, we should be mindful of the broad benefits of a breath of fresh air.
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Be mindful of that extra step, otherwise you&aposll have to go back and do it again to take advantage of the savings.
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" The agencies also said that "taxpayers should be mindful that federal law controls the proper characterization of payments for federal income tax purposes.
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"Be mindful of the content of the email [and] what it wants you to do or access," Trustwave's SpiderLabs said on its blog.
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We must be mindful that just 17 years ago, Kosovo was engaged in a devastating war; the country's progress since is truly remarkable.
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Over the coming weeks, be mindful of replacing your life with other people's—being nice is important, but always remember who comes first!
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Advisors, however, should be mindful of the complexities of these investments before they recommend them — particularly the tax consequences that may surprise clients.
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Saturn in Aquarius encourages us to elevate the mind, but we'll have to be mindful not to fall into reductionism or dogmatic beliefs.
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Dr. Joy Harden Bradford, a licensed psychologist in Atlanta, says people should be mindful of changes that have occurred since the friendship ended.
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"You have to be mindful of what is happening and really conscious in how you create and what stories you're telling," she said.
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We try to be mindful of our audiences—as well as audiences that we're not getting and how we can reach other people.
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"When you have decision-making meetings late in the day, be mindful of the fact that you have parents on your team," Burt said.
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In his remarks Thursday, Pompeo also said it was important to be mindful of the United States' "long strategic relationship" with the Saudi kingdom.
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However, you should be mindful of your needs and aware of the risks, such as its affect on IRL relationships and intensity of orgasms.
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When they asked to see inside the new tour bus, Wetter agreed – warning them to be mindful of letting dogs out of the vehicle.
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I wish older folks could see its value and younger folks would be mindful of the impacts their presence can have, good and bad.
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But they're creating so much wealth, they're creating so much success, be mindful and cognizant of making sure that everybody is succeeding from it.
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Also be mindful that Mercury retrograde is not an ideal time to sign contracts, travel, or make important purchases due to miscommunications and delays!
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This case serves as an important reminder that federal employees must be mindful of the Hatch Act's prohibitions, especially given the upcoming midterm elections.
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You always need to be mindful of what you're saying online and in public because you never know who might be watching and listening.
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You're going to be in a dreamy mood; however, you'll need to be mindful about your relationship with authority as well as your work.
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LED Reading Light Clip, $8.99 at AmazonLiving with a roommate means you have to be mindful of someone else's schedule, not just your own.
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But be mindful when choosing a career requiring lots of travel, excess noise, or distraction — it may not be the best fit for you.
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Be on the lookout for any signs that say you can opt-out, but also be mindful that there may be none at all.
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Higher oil prices will also make room for more rigs to go live and it is something which traders need to be mindful of.
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But you should be mindful of how you tell them "no," says Kimberly Pope, founder of The Pope Institute for Polish, Poise and Etiquette.
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Be mindful that the grain might change as you move along the fish, so be sure to adjust the angle of your cut accordingly.
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You'll feel energized to connect with people and have some fun—do it, but just be mindful of the delays Mercury retrograde can bring!
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The other thing to be mindful of here is that it's not fair to assume that being sexless is an unwanted thing for everyone.
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The Sun and Saturn in Sagittarius are encouraging you to be mindful and responsible—but not at the cost of having a good time!
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The House GOP's campaign arm also reminded lawmakers to be mindful not to use rhetoric that could be perceived as being in poor taste.
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She encouraged us to pause and be mindful of the sounds — we heard many chirping kingfisher birds — smells and sights outside the open windows.
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Talk it out with your partner, assess the risks and be mindful of the digital trail you're creating (the internet has a long memory).
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" He said the transit agency did need to be "mindful of the responsibility of getting that deeper reach into people's day-to-day activity.
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His big piece of advice for CEOs right now was to be mindful of their leadership, given the massive uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus outbreak.
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Simply type in the websites you want to be mindful of spending your time on and then type in what you'd rather be doing.
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"In order to practice empathy, you have to be present, and one great vehicle to being present is to be mindful," he told me.
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As it relates to commissions and boards, I want to be mindful of the city as a whole and make sure that it's representative.
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No matter who you're talking to, the truth is that there are always layers to the conversation that you need to be mindful of.
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In the months ahead, as new STB board is staffed, regulators must be mindful of the past and avoid burdensome and unnecessary proposed rules.
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Rather, the BOJ should be mindful of the risk of destabilizing Japan's banking system by maintaining ultra-loose policy for too long, he said.
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Be mindful, however, that in addition to upfront costs, there is a risk: Homeowners can lose their properties if they fail to pay back.
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He should be mindful of the poor and the people who have come here to seek a better life for themselves and their families.
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"What individuals can do immediately is really begin to be mindful of how they're interacting with people who are in their orbit," Godsil said.
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Its comments essentially call on the agency to be mindful of its character limits in proffering any new rules, without delving into the details.
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But Hinde's actions — and the reflection that followed — also serve as a reminder to be mindful of who we impact by acts of social resistance.
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Just be mindful of strangers at your polling station who might not be as eager to be part of your Election Day social media blitz.
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Another, Be Mindful, asks users to complete sessions that include techniques such as video, meditation audio and interactive exercises to reduce stress, depression and anxiety.
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So by adopting a mascot, you create a symbolic reminder of the virtues and lessons you want to be mindful of and employ for yourself.
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Americans, increasingly consumed by fears that China poses a commercial and military threat, should be mindful of competition for the loyalties of its oldest ally.
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A company's stock options plans are designed to entice employees to stay for the long-term, so be mindful of any losses you may incur.
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This is a pop-up reminder that asks people to be mindful before auto-adding a meeting to the calendars of large numbers of employees.
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Pivotal Research analyst Brian Wieser says it is something to be "mindful" of, but that the company is also simply changing to fit its needs.
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By reason of being a special administrative region of China, it has to be mindful of the frequent allegations of undue interference directed at China.
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Essentially, when you go to the movies alone, you are forced to be mindful, to park yourself in the present moment and let it unfold.
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I tried to be mindful that everybody's got their own thing, and they've been at it for so long, they know what works for them.
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Support diversity, inclusion, and intersectionality at your workplace and in the causes you support, and be mindful of how you can contribute to those conversations.
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"We need to be mindful that the economy may lose momentum (for achieving 2% inflation) if risks, mainly those from overseas economies, materialise," Amamiya said.
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But, sort-of-ironic fashion clout aside, let's say you're slinging a tote over your shoulder in an effort to be mindful of the environment.
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"We need to be mindful that the economy may lose momentum (for achieving 2% inflation) if risks, mainly those from overseas economies, materialize," Amamiya said.
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HSAs also do not incentivize those with chronic expensive conditions, who will quickly meet their yearly deductible, to be mindful of medical choices and costs.
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Smartwatches often neglect to accommodate smaller users, but I did expect Fitbit to be mindful of the substantial number of women in its user base.
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Even if the BOJ were to ramp up stimulus, it must be mindful of the need to eventually exit from ultra-loose policy, he said.
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You can't convince someone to be mindful, but you can show your partner how to do it just by being mindful yourself, Dr. Bullock says.
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The lesson learned from ACHA's massive attack on Medicaid remains an important one to be mindful of as the GOP negotiates further healthcare reform options.
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Some businessmen may be mindful of the benefits of being seen to invest in the state's declared priorities during Mr Xi's feared anti-corruption campaign.
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I don't think this is inherently bad, but I do think it's important to be mindful of how we engage with these kind of mechanics.
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Portfolio start-ups will work closely with Googlers across the organization, but the company says that it will be mindful of keeping proprietary information safe.
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As policymakers consider additional approaches to curb opioid abuse, they should be mindful that any strategy may have unintended consequences—and be prepared to respond.
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Be mindful of information that hackers could glean from your public social media accounts — especially if you're using that information for a password reset question.
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"I knew exactly where Ariana was coming from, and anytime that a woman's got her hair pulled back like that, you've got to be mindful."
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But now that she's a front-runner on season 25 of Dancing with the Stars, Stirling says she has to be mindful of her diet.
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No one can out-bullshit a Gemini… usually… but today, you'll need to be mindful about who is trying to sell you what, and why.
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You'll be able to talk through some problems in your partnerships (but be mindful of using cutting words, as Mars is the planet of war).
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It's enough if you just try to be mindful in the plain English sense of that word — just being aware, attentive, alive to other people.
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The key is to understand and attend to your employees' needs, be mindful of your expectations, and hold yourself accountable for your employees' well-being.
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While we must be mindful of traumatizing children, pretending that human trafficking doesn't exist for their sake is at best naïve and, at worst, harmful.
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" ** Says markets need to be mindful that the Fed's pricing has to be taken with "a grain of salt as a proxy for (its) expectations.
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While it's good to stay informed about the 2020 elections, it's also important to be mindful of where and when you have politically charged conversations.
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After the defeat, he heard from friends warning him to be mindful of renting his home, in the Uptown neighborhood of Minneapolis, to Eagles fans.
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"We need to be mindful that consumption may weaken further as a trend," Kataoka said in a speech to business leaders in Otsu, western Japan.
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While a similar level of M&A activity hasn't materialized so far in 2020, Cramer said it remains an indicator of which to be mindful.
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"Couples should be mindful of guests allergies and aversions, but they should lead with their favorites and include regional items as well," Meyer told Insider.
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Lowe said policymakers will be mindful of the fact that households are highly indebted and any increase in interest rates could hurt economy-wide spending.
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Experts are cautioning companies to shore up their security practices and for consumers to be mindful of opportunities that seem too good to be true.
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However, Ecuadoreans will be mindful that street protests toppled three presidents during economic turmoil in the decade before the socialist Correa took power in 2007.
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Still, American hedge funds like Elliott and Third Point have learned to be mindful of local culture and tend to conduct less overtly hostile campaigns.
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As the holiday shopping season kicks into high gear, consumers should be mindful of the tricks retailers use to get them to spend more money.
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Yoga is a practice intended to cultivate a mind-body connection, increasing awareness of both your physicality and your ability to be mindful and present.
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Just be mindful of the environment if you're ordering online; multiple transactions could lead to excessive waste and shipping, so we recommend going in store.
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You should also be mindful of how your ability to save through a health savings account changes if you or your spouse get Medicare coverage.
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So: Go ahead and drink, but be mindful of your health, and, as in all things right now, keep your eyes on the long game.
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But in the interest of a civil society, let's all try to be mindful and courteous of others — and hey, at least it'll be over soon.
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"We want to be mindful of letting gamers know that this content is out there, so this seemed like an appropriate venue for that," Paul said.
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It is very different from owning an object completely and suggests we should be mindful of exactly who controls our relationship with any object we purchase.
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Anthony added that NZR had to be mindful that introducing new players into the core group of centrally contracted sevens players had to be managed carefully.
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Though the city was spared direct impact from the fires, officials also warned people to be mindful of ash fallout as they returned to the area.
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AND I THINK AS WE GO FORWARD, YOU HAVE TO CONTINUE TO NOT OVERREACT, BUT TO BE MINDFUL THAT THINGS CAN HAPPEN AND WEIGH THE RISK.
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DONATIONS POUR IN FOR SICK VETERAN WHO TRIED TO SELL HEARING AIDS ON FACEBOOK TO PAY FOR CAR "Be mindful of your body," Tom Garey said.
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But though we need to be mindful of the dangers, we must also keep in mind that these technologies have the potential to do tremendous good.
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"While we appreciate your curiosity and support, we ask the press to be mindful of our children and respect their right to privacy," the statement said.
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When so many people don't even know how to turn off motion smoothing, what are the chances that they're going to be mindful of security practices?
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Just be mindful of where you set up your Sentry configuration, because the bullet spread has increased and Bastion is much less effective at longer ranges.
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While Prime Minister Theresa May will be mindful of the tax revenue financial services generate, other industrial sectors will be vying for her attention as well.
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First, Shulkin must be mindful of the president-elect's priority of allowing veterans greater access to healthcare from non-VA providers, if that is their preference.
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Venus will also connect with Saturn, in grounded Earth sign Capricorn, promoting thoughtful, mature communication and encouraging people to be mindful about planning for the future.
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They may, in part, be mindful of recent polling that has shown some erosion in the number of Americans who see the Mueller probe as justified.
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"We did talk about it the possibility it could be transmitted (sexually)... and that people needed to be mindful of that," a NZOC spokeswoman told Reuters.
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And you're right to be mindful of how the amount involved — even reduced to the direct costs you've incurred — might affect a possibly low-income individual.
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In order to reduce stigma and normalize participation in mental health treatment we must be mindful of the language that we use discussing mental health issues.
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We need to be mindful that addressing concerns raised by these researchers could make WhatsApp less private - such as storing information about the origin of messages.
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"The BOJ should be mindful that at some point, the United States could argue that it's using monetary policy" to keep the yen weak, he said.
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"The BOJ should be mindful that at some point, the United States could argue that it's using monetary policy" to keep the yen weak, Watanabe added.
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"We need to be mindful that probably the U.S. economy will accelerate its GDP growth and the contrary is expected for the Mexican economy," he said.
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I was trying to be mindful of all different skin tones and skin types, and focusing more on basics and necessities that absolutely everyone could use.
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Even with fine print down in writing, however, it's important to be mindful of every piece of new equipment you make room for in your home.
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Some power struggles are on the horizon at work this weekend as warrior Mars squares off with power planet Pluto, so be mindful of short tempers.
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Be mindful about things like deadlines, how long an assignment will take or what specific days or weeks will require more of your attention and time.
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While the energy expended to keep contact going may not always be equal, it's important to be mindful of the attempts your friends make to connect.
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So we, as consumers, need to be mindful of who is and isn't getting paid when we sign up for Apple Arcade and Xbox Games Pass.
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Be mindful of vanishing money as Mercury harmonizes with nebulous Neptune—packages and paychecks may get lost in the ether, so stay on top of it.
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The reason Lego created this organization system is to be mindful of classroom time, since some projects can last around 45 minutes, depending on the student.
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Tell them that you will be mindful of the volume and do your best to limit late-night dancing (this is an apartment, not a club).
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Roberts would also be mindful that however he responds, his actions would color public regard not only for his stature but that of the federal judiciary.
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But he warned that the BOJ must be mindful of the risks that prolonged stimulus could hurt financial institutions' profits and destabilize the country's banking system.
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But even so, as James continues to age, fans hoping to see him play in person should be mindful of the Cavaliers' back-to-back games.
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Bask in full surround sound audio that rivals even the best movie theater experience — just be mindful to leave your couch every once in a while.
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While recent polling suggests the freshman Ernst is in solid position in 2020, she still needs to be mindful of the shifting dynamics in her state.
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Be mindful of the world and be ready to pivot in the unlikely event that your net worth craters by 50% the day after you quit.
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You don't need to do anything so extreme, but you should be mindful of your body this month and try to get lots of outdoor exercise.
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Companies also need to be mindful of human rights abuses in the UAE, and ensure that their presence there does not facilitate online censorship or surveillance.
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The canyon has received some repairs, and it reopened in June 2019, but tourists should still be mindful of respecting their surroundings when trodding the popular spot.
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But when they're writing about us, and commenting about us, they should be mindful of the fact that there are no sell-outs involved in this show.
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Be mindful not to give too much, take too much, or say too much, even though doing so at this time is going to feel so good.
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"We have to be mindful when dealing with any speech when choosing to treat it criminally," Joseph Giordano, the assistant prosecutor handling Schmitt's case, told BuzzFeed News.
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Do you think progressives also need to be mindful of the distance that some in business have to travel, when they think 'hey, they're coming after me?
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The president also said governments must be mindful to create a culture where those who want to start a business aren't bogged down by paperwork and fees.
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I'm not even asking them to be mindful of me and my feelings — although I think we all could stand to think about others a little more.
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There are different levels of severity when it comes to harm done, she says, and therefore we have to be mindful, sensitive, and adjust our judgment accordingly.
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The BOJ must be mindful that European and U.S. central banks are undertaking policy reviews to scrutinize whether their inflation targets and tools are sufficient, Wakatabe said.
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IN 1989 WILLIAM BARR, then a White House lawyer, wrote a memorandum warning the president to be mindful of attempts by Congress to encroach on his authority.
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"It's an incentive to be mindful and say, 'you know what, I don't wear this, I'm not going to hang on to it just because,'" she said.
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Daniela Tempesta, LCSW, a psychotherapist and life coach in San Francisco, encourages her clients to set boundaries and be mindful during this hectic time of the year.
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"I tell my patients that if they have heart or lung disease, they need to be mindful about poor air quality and smoke from wildfires," Cascio said.
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While the country's growth prospects remain positive, Espenilla said the central bank needs to be mindful of potential vulnerabilities to ensure the economy remains on solid ground.
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"The Trump administration should be mindful that the recreational marijuana measures that passed in several states all passed this same way, with overwhelming popular support," he said.
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But in this stunningly terrible 2017, when fascist principles are thrust in our faces on a daily basis, it's important to be mindful of moments like this.
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Recruit good candidates for governor and state elections When we recruit candidates, we should be mindful of getting a candidate whose characteristics will appeal to the electorate.
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Any discussion of the Harvard study and the estimated death toll in Puerto Rico needs to be mindful of the overlapping and at time conflicting interests involved.
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Observers on all sides, however, are near unanimous in believing that Trump has failed to be mindful of the sensitivities with his response to the Khan family.
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According to Insider Picks' Kate Barrington, the Furbo will dispense about four to five treats at once so be mindful of how often you use this feature.
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Some signals to be mindful of is the flattening of the yield curve, the rate of change in wage and price inflation, trade tensions and equity valuations.
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They hope the pictures encourage people to shop responsibly, be mindful of their water use, and speak out about environmental issues — in addition to making people laugh.
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Taurus season has implications for your spending, so be mindful of your budget before you convince yourself that you're getting a good deal on a luxury item.
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Be mindful of the urge to break free from the mundane for something more adventurous or intellectually fulfilling when the moon clashes with Uranus, also on Thursday.
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As loungewear continues to cross over into everyday wear, be mindful of the quality of your off-duty pieces — they're no longer relegated to just the couch.
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To prevent burning out employees, stay attuned to their emotional needs, be mindful of how your expectations and behavior may be impacting them, and hold yourself accountable.
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From community events to technology classes, you can now do more than ever at your local library — but you should still be mindful of some important etiquette.
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With the market gearing up for another earnings season, Cramer wanted investors to be mindful of this dynamic and to keep a close eye on analyst reports.
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The energy is especially social and you're seeking thrills, but be mindful about running into people from your past—Mercury retrograde often means running into an ex!
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Texas State Park camping is free for evacuees, however, be mindful that several parks have closed because of Harvey, and it's important to call to check availability.
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The report said that there was a "lack of scrutiny at the time," and that the board "should be mindful of these issues" when making future appointments.
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All of this is another reminder to be mindful of what you download, and never link apps to your social media accounts if you can avoid it.
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Do be mindful though that this is a nut-based product, so if you or anyone in your household has a tree nut allergy, avoid this pick.
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"During this hiatus we want to be mindful of the concerns of the crew and are allowing them to return home until production starts," the company added.
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"I want you to be mindful of the responsibility that you have, to put the marquee with the name 'Slave' on it in Times Square," he said.
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As a fan, I think her historical dress research projects can teach us how to be mindful, even if we never hand-sew a damn thing ourselves.
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Policymakers in Washington and the White House should remember that history and be mindful of the one successful example of a peaceful, democratic society in the region.
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"It's important to be mindful and kind in how we go about sharing, confessing, preaching, and otherwise doing whatever it takes to clear our minds," Ahlquist says.
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While the former vice president emphasized that there is no argument that President Trump's election was "not legitimate," he said Americans should be mindful of Putin's actions.
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"It is our responsibility to always be mindful of what is in the best interest of our student athletes, our fans and our future," read the statement.
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As companies like Verily launch massive health care research studies like Project: Baseline, be mindful of what that data will be used for, and who it will benefit.
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"Any bank would need to be mindful and exercise due diligence that the listed entities are not accessing the capital market by using third persons," the official said.
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In a way, it felt like a racing game, where you need to be mindful of where you're going and stay engaged with the path ahead of you.
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My new rules were tied now to my "love" of food and centered around quality, both in terms of ingredients and experience, which would have to be mindful.
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John Harwood: When it comes to cultural conservatives, you have said that progressives need to be mindful of the distance they have to travel, and sensitive to that.
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NZR therefore had to had to be mindful that introducing new players into the core group of centrally contracted sevens players had to be managed carefully, Anthony said.
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By Hawking's estimation, we're 100 years away from going interstellar, or living in space, so we need to be mindful about not destroying our planet in the interim.
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The government is trying to throttle back on fossil fuels — but it also has to be mindful of high unemployment and potential unrest in its key coal regions.
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Some have circulated reminders that people should raise a hand before asking a question, or be mindful of the time they are taking as they make their point.
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In it he explains that the main goal of the kitten take-over was to encourage advertisers to be mindful of the impact they have on the public.
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"One of the problems that young investors should consider and be mindful of is that an ETF is only as good as what's inside the basket," he said.
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But these reactivations are a reminder that the internet has a long memory, and the burden often falls on the user to be mindful of what they share.
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But when it comes to paying thousands of dollars for an account and breaking your contract with Instagram, USC's Nager says to be mindful of the potential consequences.
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Federal officials may be mindful of prior clashes with people who did not recognize government authority — like those at Ruby Ridge, Idaho, in 1992, and near Waco, Tex.
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Although "it's prudent to consider costs," Ms. Gottsman said, she also advises that you be mindful of your guests and not choose a supremely inconvenient location or season.
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Jupiter is an over-the-top energy, so be mindful that situations could get blown out of proportion or exaggerated, but, over-all, the vibe will be exciting.
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Make sure to select a plan that will cover what you need and be mindful of the out-of-pocket expenses that could "drain your budget," Braxton said.
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"You've got to be mindful of who you affect, and who you infect," he said, adding that Mr. Trump might be "infecting" his white audience with racist ideas.
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So, when we're talking about millennials having less sex, we need to be mindful of the fact that what "counts" as sex is changing at the same time.
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BUYER BEWARE Unless you're with a reputable local guide or another in-the-know local, be mindful when buying high-ticket items, such as fine jewelry, in markets.
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Cooks must be mindful of contamination when handling fresh beef — basically, they need to make sure that raw burger juice doesn't end up in other food or ingredients.
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I agree that we need to be mindful of our alliances, but this agreement was never ratified by the Senate and doesn't have the status of a treaty.
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Tammy Yard-McCracken, the owner of Personal Defense Industries in Virginia and a certified conflict communication instructor, recommended that passengers be mindful about what they divulge to strangers.
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I just want all the girls to really be mindful of being true to themselves, taking care of themselves, helping others, because none of us make it alone.
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For the foreseeable future, we're living our lives inside in order to be mindful of one another's health and security, our collective well-being and peace of mind.
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Learning to be mindful can help you cultivate self-awareness and adaptation skills that can help you find more meaning in your personal and professional life, says Hunter.
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"We need to be mindful that the impact from the outbreak could be big," Kuroda said, adding that consumer sentiment is already being hurt from the health crisis.
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And people with sensitive skin should be mindful of a moisturizer's ingredients list, opting for products with a short list of intensely hydrating ingredients that don't include alcohol.
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These experiences have shown me that while I obviously want bridesmaids when I get married, I'll definitely be mindful of how much I am asking them to spend.
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The company's VP of marketing, Cristina Ceresoli, said Soma tries to be mindful of age, shape, style, ethnicity and other factors as it chooses influencers to work with.
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Now more than ever we should be mindful that, like so many others, these are important, complex topics about which competing interests try to further their own narratives.
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Conversely, travelers should be mindful about public displays of affection when traveling in destinations where their communities aren't generally well accepted, including Brunei, Ethiopia, Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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I once listened to a colleague exhorting us to be mindful of every moment, while another colleague was going home to begin the dreadful preparation for a colonoscopy.
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Moscow, on the other hand, enjoys a strategic relationship with Beijing so Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to be mindful of Chinese concerns when finalizing BrahMos sales.
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Mr. McConnell must be mindful of the wishes of vulnerable Republicans like Senators Susan Collins of Maine and Cory Gardner of Colorado, whose seats he wants to protect.
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"However, all travelers spending time outdoors should be mindful of taking bite avoidance precautions as there are many infections which can be transmitted by biting mosquitoes and ticks."
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A word to the wise, though: Unlike headphones, your love of classic disco may not go completely unnoticed by those around you, so be mindful of the volume.
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The Trump administration should be mindful of exploiting the demonstrations and risk tainting the protesters as foreign agents, an easy tagline the regime uses to discredit dissidents. 4.
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Signing up for workshops and online courses could be commitments you're interested in during this transit—but be mindful that people will expect you to take learning seriously.
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"We also must be mindful of social and environmental justice issues that impact Black women's health, from urban industrial pollution to nutritional access and food security," he added.
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"We obviously need to be mindful of other people travelling; trains are for people, they aren't for fridges and couches unfortunately," Queensland Rail's Justine Scarff told the news outlet.
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From being dishonest about mistakes, to lacking an ability to self start, it's important to be mindful of the ways you may be unknowingly — or unintentionally — irritating your manager.
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What we can pull from the conversation surrounding it, however, is that it's never a bad idea to be mindful of another person's personal space, whether female or male.
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Be mindful that if your gym is a franchise, the policy may be different than that of corporate-owned locations, said Jessica Monsell, executive director of advocacy site ConsumerSense.org.
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"I think he has to be mindful that he does not have a full appreciation and understanding of what the implications are of going down that road," Brennan said.
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A yard sign veterans can purchase from the nonprofit charity "Military with PTSD" that lets their neighbors know to be mindful of setting of fireworks during Fourth of July
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Public backing may be last on their list of desired qualities, but Mrs Lam will be mindful how much a lack of it damaged the career of her predecessor.
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If you're not already practicing the art of savoring, Pitts says the first step is to be mindful and attentive to the conversations you have on a daily basis.
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"It's really important to check your perception of what you know or think you know, and really be mindful of what assumptions you carry into a space," O'Leary says.
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"It helps you to be mindful about who is around you, and may open your eyes to people who have been around you that you haven't considered," Stubbs says.
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Third, they must be mindful of the gap between the haves and the have-nots and deal with the inequality of income and opportunity that exist in both states.
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While MTR respects protesters' rights to express their views freely, they should also be mindful not to disrupt the rights of commuters who wish to travel safely, he said.
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I'm also due for a pedicure, but my dad accidentally charged $250 to my card on Amazon and I'm trying to be mindful of my expenses to offset that.
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Uranus is an electric, genius energy, so expect plenty of great ideas to come your way then, but also be mindful of the erratic, chaotic vibe it can create.
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He has been doing this program for about a month and is now zipping independently, but I want you to be mindful of how much effort it still takes.
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"We need to be mindful about keeping and building on Instagram's strengths and features rather than just trying to integrate everything into Facebook," the CEO wrote in a statement.
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You're focused on issues concerning your home and family today, Capricorn, so be mindful this evening of some very strong emotions that arise—power struggles are in the air.
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It may be tempting to say, "You have to go see [some rockstar doctor] at Stanford" but be mindful that not all health plans cover visits to random specialists.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Cancer today, encouraging you to travel and learn new things; however, be mindful of delays or miscommunications, due to Mercury being retrograde.
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"One of the problems that young investors should consider and be mindful of is that an ETF is only as good as what's inside the basket," O'Leary tells CNBC.
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However, in Asia, especially China and its economic satellites, loan growth is at very concerning levels, and that portends troubles that U.S. policymakers and regulators should be mindful of.
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Its cautionary message is a sublime reminder of the fleeting nature of beauty and it admonishes us to be mindful to appreciate it for the short time it exists.
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"One issue to be mindful of is that we've had political stability in New Zealand now for a number of years," said Philip Borkin, a senior economist at ANZ.
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From my experience, you need to be mindful about making sure those particular zippers are closed all the way around because it's easy to leave them a little open.
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When it comes to parking, you'll have to learn each neighborhood's different rules as you go, so just be mindful of them when implementing your pricing and onboarding supply.
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The takeaway here is to take ethics seriously, and in every interaction, regardless of medium, to be mindful of the very real people you're talking to and talking about.
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Even before N.A. was banned, members were encouraged to be mindful of operational security: they rarely used one another's surnames, and in some cases didn't know what they were.
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Brennan also said Trump needs to be mindful about his off-the-cuff remarks once he assumes the presidency, alluding to Trump's penchant for making broad pronouncements on Twitter.
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Pompeo also said the United States must be mindful of important business and government ties with Saudi Arabia as it considers any steps once the facts have been determined.
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"It is a great addition to any holiday parties you are having this year," she said, "giving people the opportunity to be mindful in a creative and beautiful way."
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To do so, it needs good staff and good management — which requires it to be mindful of what the market rate is for people with the skills it needs.
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He also told reporters that Japan must be mindful of its huge public debt when compiling a stimulus package, as big spending could force it to issue more debt.
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With the world feeling like it's in a scary place right now, it's key to be mindful about how we shop, what brands we choose to support in 2020.
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Charities are particularly concerned about this expansion of non-itemizers because it would include many larger donors who tend to be mindful of the tax consequences of their gifts.
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He also told reporters that Japan must be mindful of its huge public debt when compiling a stimulus package, as big spending could force it to issue more debt.
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If you do end up making big changes during Mercury retrograde, just be mindful — read that rental contract extra-carefully, or spring for traveler's insurance if you usually don't.
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Ms. Nebres, who has three children enrolled at the school — Charlotte, whom she called "a free spirit," is the middle child — said she tries to be mindful of that.
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" Mr. McMahon, a deputy federal security director, wrote that he "reminded employee that with our current world affairs that we need to be mindful of those we interact with.
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Additionally, she says, any employee who is asked to sign an NDA upon being hired should be mindful of the type of work environment they may be walking into.
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This means that schools and sports teams should be mindful that they aren't ostracizing girls based on arbitrary modesty codes that have the effect of penalizing certain body types.
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He also advises clients to be mindful that Social Security could be taxable depending on certain combinations of modified adjusted gross income, Social Security and tax-exempt interest received.
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Alibaba also needs to be mindful of French technology consulting company Atos SE. Alibaba is also the cloud services provider of the Olympics while Atos is the IT partner.
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Be mindful as you travel, too, since Mercury retrograde is famous for delays and not a fantastic time to make big purchases, as you may change your mind later.
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You run the risk of getting carried away with overly convoluted or abstract ideas in the coming weeks, but don't forget to be mindful of more practical problems, too.
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Today's new moon in fellow air sign Gemini marks a fresh start in creativity and romance, dear Aquarius—just be mindful about your spending as the moon squares Neptune.
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He wrote a letter to AQI's leader, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, in which he urged him to be mindful of how depictions of extreme bloodshed might damage al Qaeda's reputation.
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That could be the reason why that one fed up mom decided to leave a polite note asking delivery persons to be mindful of what goes on behind the scenes.
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They need to be mindful of the day-to-day, behind-the-scenes, not-made-for-Instagram experiences of their talent (applying the awareness of diversity because...they care...right?).
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Security also instructed employees to "not wear your badge outside of our offices" and to "be mindful of preventing badge-surfing," or people attempting to enter corporate buildings without credentials.
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One, the fact that images take up the full screen on desktop does mean that you need to be mindful of who's around you and potentially looking over your shoulder.
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Until that happens, and until the U.S. is no longer competing with athletes having served drug suspensions, Americans should be mindful about throwing stones out of their own glass houses.
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That's why it's so important for us to invest in our relationships and be mindful of how we can [stand up], particularly online, for people we know and strangers too.
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And yet, if celebrities are serious about getting their message across, they will need to be mindful of the elitism that, if we're going to be honest, often overshadows it.
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But instead of hiding at home in a drug-induced trance, I made a point to visit him, focus on work, and simply be mindful and present to my surroundings.
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At the same time, you should be mindful of your "back-end ratio" — or the monthly payment for all of your debt, including student loans, credit cards and your mortgage.
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Unexpected surprises will arrive, and exciting shifts will take place in your relationships (just be mindful, the people you connect with will also likely act very impulsively at this time).
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RBA Governor Philip Lowe said policymakers will be mindful of the fact households are highly indebted, with household debt at an all-time peak of 190 percent of disposable income.
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In effect, the performers were the shooters: they had to be mindful of the footage they were capturing — and could actually see it via a screen attached to the equipment.
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Firms need to also be mindful that the OSC's jurisdiction applies to entities located in Ontario as well as businesses that transact or solicit investments from residents of the province.
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A page on the group's website — a page that was later hidden after local news coverage — advised opponents of the plan to be mindful of their talking points and slogans.
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"While there are multiple aspects to consider pertaining to the released videos, it is important to be mindful of how rapidly this event unfolded," he said in a written statement.
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But the urgent need to secure Mr. Trump's 20-acre resort and be mindful of car and pedestrian traffic seemed to take the town of less than 9,000 by storm.
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Step 2: Be mindful of how you're spending itThis step is one of the easiest to talk about in theory, but one of the hardest to act out in practice.
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The Moon enters emotional and psychic Water sign Cancer at 9:48 PM, before clashing with sensitive Venus at 10:59 PM, stirring up insecurities—be mindful of everyone's feelings!
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As one of the most heavily regulated industries, health-care providers have a multitude of intricate rules and regulations to be mindful of and they are growing exponentially every day.
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For the rest of us, the risk is less severe but far from zero, and every person should be mindful of how their current health might make them more susceptible.
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Name Withheld Questions about libel should be directed to a lawyer, who might also be mindful of statutes concerning, say, invasion of privacy and the intentional infliction of emotional distress.
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You should always be using condoms or dental dams, and be mindful about hand washing pre- and post-butt stuff, but in these coronavirus times, it's worth being extra careful.
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If a child complains something isn't working, parents should be mindful that slower internet connections as more of us work from home could present some challenges too, John Thomas said.
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This is certainly a period when you should ask for help if you need it, but be mindful this month about people who butter you up or are too complimentary.
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The mood is sensitive, so be mindful of miscommunication; it won't be easy to figure out the true value of something at this time, so save negotiations for another day.
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The five-time All-Star is 17-63 with a 2.43 ERA in his career against the Blue Jays but will be mindful of slugger Jose Bautista, who is batting .
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Janet L. Yellen, the Fed's chairwoman, urged Congress last month to be mindful that the government is already on the hook for more spending as baby boomers age into retirement.
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This is more than what Hulu (one stream at a time) and ESPN+ (three streams) offer, so if you're signing up for the triple bundle, just be mindful of that.
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Your psychic abilities are amped up today thanks to the moon in Libra—but this means you'll have to be mindful about the energy you're absorbing from people around you!
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You should be mindful not to hold on to the container where the reaction is taking place unless you're wearing gloves or another covering that will shield you from heat.
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President Draghi will, therefore, be mindful of saying as little as possible given that market reaction, Simon Derrick, chief currency strategist at BNY Mellon, told CNBC's Squawk Box on Monday.
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Amazon said the use of sketches doesn't break its rules, but cautioned that police reviewing the results would have to be mindful of the "confidence" rating given by the software.
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Sharing is virtuous and all that, but do be mindful of the clock and double check to be sure you aren't forgetting your existing tasks before agreeing to take on more.
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Not everyone's queer presentation is so conditional, though, so we have to be mindful about how much space our voices take up and which experiences are simply not ours to claim.
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Just be careful not to overdo it — vary your concentrations (not every product in your regimen should contain 2% salicylic, the highest OTC percentage), and be mindful of your skin's sensitivity.
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Politicians will also be mindful that providers will fight any efforts to limit balance billing, and insurers will resist any attempt to stick them with all or part of the bill.
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Modi and Solih agreed the two countries would be mindful of each other's concerns and the need for stability in the Indian Ocean, the Indian foreign ministry said in the statement.
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Our thought bubble: While bugs don't reflect greater existential market threats like regulation, they can point to Twitter's struggle to be mindful of user privacy while also innovating its ad product.
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Athletes must be mindful of income taxes, as well as gift taxes — the levy they'll need to pay for gifts they've made in excess of the $15,000 annual exclusion per recipient.
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So, although breast cancer is technically uncommon in young men, it's important to be mindful of your breast health no matter your gender, so you can tell when something is up.
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Driving has been linked to skin cancers on the left side of the body—so be mindful of how often you're hanging that left arm out your driver's side window too.
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The five dollar bill I picked up last night is burning a hole in my pocket, and I try to be mindful of any panhandlers as I settle into my book.
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Obama: Let me start with what I think is the more immediate concern—it's a solvable problem in this category of specialized AI, and we have to be mindful of it.
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The mood is especially impulsive as the sun connects with Neptune and Mars squares off with Uranus on July 11—keep your spending in check, and be mindful of unexpected tempers.
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Plus, we need to be mindful of the fact that while circumcision may reduce rates of HIV infection, it doesn't eliminate risk and it's nowhere near as effective as using condoms.
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Samantha Hess—a "professional cuddler" and founder of a Portland, Oregon-based service that teaches people how to enjoy platonic touch—says it's important to be mindful of other people's cues.
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"We did it from a customer-back perspective, so, you know, you just have to be mindful of what they were able to do to arouse attention and interest," he said.
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Hit up your friends up for a low-key get together, but do yourself a favor and be mindful that the crowd you're hanging with isn't the "misery loves company" type.
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Be mindful that you are submitting a review to The New York Times, not to a school newspaper, and that your potential audience therefore includes a broader cross-section of people.
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"Any working press in the Capitol or congressional office buildings need to be mindful of how close they are to lawmakers and staff (and each other) while conducting interviews," they wrote.
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Be mindful of your own mental health with some ideas on how to stave off boredom on the drive and these six ways to save money (and sanity) on your trip.
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Sports minister Nigel Adams added in a tweet here that governing bodies had to be mindful of the impact that problem gambling can have on the most vulnerable sections of society.
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I have read opinions about the apology he offered and debates about how best to speak about what happened in the wake of his death, how to be mindful of survivors.
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Yennefer is a complex character, and her trauma from her childhood fuels her forward, but even as we stan, we have to be mindful about the message that her story sends.
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"Be mindful about letting any rodent pets near your Christmas tree because pine sap is toxic to small rodents, meaning that they shouldn&apost come into contact with it," May added.
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Marler added that due to the lack of oversight of CBD, consumers should be mindful about usage, particularly when considering items at lower price points that may be less thoroughly tested.
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As Congress works to improve infrastructure, we must be mindful of the need to strengthen water infrastructure and ensure that systems nationwide are able to adapt to meet growing regional needs.
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However, they still have to be mindful of the need for Saudi cooperation on U.S. foreign policy goals, including Middle East peace, oil supplies, and missile defense system sales, analysts said.
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"While art/humor can be used to call out absurdities and make commentary, I think it's important to be mindful of the reality of the situation and who is being affected."
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But we should be mindful that thousands of immigrants seeking a better life for themselves and their children have been separated from their families by a cold, cruel and callous president.
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This is a wonderful time to travel (just be mindful of delays and frustrations during the upcoming Mercury retrograde beginning on July 7), study, share ideas, or even publish new work.
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He will have to be mindful of frostbite and maintain the hygiene of his amputated leg, as his prosthetic fits over his residual limb and doesn't allow the skin there to breathe.
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Also during this eclipse, the Sun will oppose Mars retrograde in your sign, so be careful of big egos (including your own!), and be mindful that people are in an argumentative mood.
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The takeaway here is that you should probably be mindful of the way you treat a tablet that can run you nearly a grand or more, depending on storage and display size.
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To prevent more koalas from suffering the same fate as Shayne's mom, veterinarians ask drivers to be mindful when they are driving through areas that are home to a large wildlife population.
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He encourages students he works with to engage with universities through social media but also warns them to be mindful that when they engage, someone from the university could visit their profiles.
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Joysteak will also have to be mindful of the fine line between its animation style and the work of Kekeflipnote; a preeminent bird-focused pixel art animator whose work often involves butts.
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A mother from Oklahoma warning other parents to be mindful of where they keep their household appliances after her 1-year-old daughter was badly burned when a slow cooker tipped over.
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The only sensible response to this week's revelations is the imperative that every internet user has to be mindful of what they're surrendering when they sign up for free services like Facebook.
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"Don't let strangers hang out in your room," is also an excellent pointer, reminding users to check their friends lists occasionally and be mindful of who still has access to their posts.
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"The anesthesia provider should be mindful of the construction of the needle and not be overly aggressive in advancing it if there is a great deal of resistance," she told BuzzFeed News.
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But he will need to be mindful of a budget deficit that the Bank of France forecasts will once again breach the EU cap of 3 percent of national income this year.
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"It's funny, it's a really quick transition from not a care and now all of a sudden, we've got to really be mindful of what we put inside our bodies," she said.
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As the government and military work to evaluate and contend with potential security flaws, it'll be up to the people using the app to be mindful of how they're using their devices.
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The SEC said that advisory firms that employ or hire supervised persons with disciplinary events should be mindful of their supervisory obligations and may want to consider heightened supervision of such individuals.
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"It puts things in perspective for actors on other shows; when you're driving home, you've got to be mindful and make sure your mind's right and that you're not tired," he shared.
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"It's funny, it's a really quick transition from not a care and now all of a sudden, we've got to really be mindful of what we put inside our bodies," she adds.
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Don't worry: This doesn't need to mean drama, but it does mean you need to be mindful about your relationships and willing to be flexible in terms of allowing dynamics to evolve.
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For 2018, Gou said it was necessary to be mindful of uncertainties regarding inflation and the pace of interest rate rises, and that China's economy continues to be affected by "structural adjustments".
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"May all members be mindful that the institutions and structures of our great nation guarantee the opportunities that have allowed some to achieve great success, while others continue to struggle," he prayed.
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"We need to be mindful of such events and their potentially far-reaching consequences since these could undermine our economic performance and disrupt our carefully-laid plans," Espenilla said in a speech.
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We've got to be mindful of how far we read into our own click bait, of course, but we can't help but wonder whose team our fellow game players are really on.
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The deputy secretary general of the Beijing government, Xu Zhijun, has called out to the Chinese people to be mindful that their actions and words when overseas will reflect on China's image.
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"Now I think it's back to 'We're largely past earnings season, we have some political events to be mindful of and the central banks continue to be at the fore,'" he said.
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"Be mindful that the school district is looking at dismissing him and I would not doubt if the student's parents are looking into pressing criminal charges," she wrote in the page description.
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On the other hand, those who bring their greatest fervor to the condemnation of Israel should be mindful that criticizing Israel has become the intellectual "safe space" for engaging in anti-Semitism.
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"We always want people to be mindful after any rain event — as storm-water runoff can create spikes in bacteria," said Ben Kirby, the communications director for Rick Kriseman, St. Petersburg's mayor.
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Joe Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, will continue to provide the President with their best military advice and be mindful of the legality of whatever orders they are given.
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As for frustration: be mindful of August 9, when Venus squares off with taskmaster Saturn, creating an atmosphere of rejection—nothing is going to be good enough and people will be moody.
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After this sleepy Neptunian moment, a burst of energy arrives when Mars clashes with Jupiter on September 13—just be mindful of arguments and watch out for potential consequences of poor planning.
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Yet Facebook must also be mindful in today's charged political atmosphere that some might use its targeting system to reach those who support the Confederacy as part of a white nationalist worldview.
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If you're really sure about the situation and about your motive, you could have a courteous conversation with your employees, in which you urge them to be mindful of your salon's reputation.
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"Sometimes, you know, because my schedule is so busy, I find that if I don't have an opportunity to work out, I do have to be mindful of my diet," she said.
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But leaders are encouraging members to use restraint and be mindful of the fact they haven't won the majority yet and pursuing oversight too aggressively could set the party back in 2020.
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But if he wants to hang onto his job as majority leader, Mr. McConnell must also be mindful of the political fortunes of Republicans seeking re-election in states won by Mrs.
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While I'm all for putting most of the burden on the rich, we need to be mindful of realistic boundaries to ensure that tax avoidance or even expatriation don't start to rise.
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Although Facebook is a site geared around sharing personal details, users should be mindful not just of what they choose to upload, but of other information revealed by their connection to the site.
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Pluto is the lord of the underworld, and whenever Pluto is acting up, as it will be at the end of this month, we know we need to be mindful of shady characters.
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How to Survive the Next Era of Tech (Slow Down and Be Mindful) Farhad Manjoo is retiring from one column at the Times so he can start writing another column at the Times.
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Brady said he will be mindful of getting the ball out of his hand Sunday against likely NFL Defensive Player of the Year Aaron Donald and his sidekick at defensive tackle, Ndamukong Suh.
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"The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is so vital to the neighborhood and anything developed around it should be mindful of that, so I really want to learn more about the issue," she told Hyperallergic.
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If you are a vegan or vegetarian, you must be mindful of food combination, as well as quantity, to make sure you are intaking all essential amino acids and in great enough amounts.
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But I believe all of us -- in and out of government -- should be mindful that, as we talk about current events, the way we talk about them can and often does affect them.
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"Judges in those other countries hearing test cases like this will be mindful of the fact that their colleagues in Britain have thought this and it may influence their decision," Bertrand Stern-Gillet.
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"Insurance can't solve all the problems and we need to be mindful of the blindspots," said Rashid Sumaila, director of the fisheries economics research unit at the University of British Columbia Fisheries Centre.
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California State Controller Betty Yee, who voted in favor of the ban, said on Monday that CalPERS should be mindful of the declining tobacco sales volumes, despite the recent surge in tobacco stocks.
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As Congress proceeds, they must be mindful of protecting the safety of the public, and they can do that by working on policies that allow professional background screeners to properly do their jobs.
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"We humans, especially in the western world, especially inside democracies, are wired to be mindful of big institutions... it doesn't mean you don't trust them or they are evil or bad," Bezos said.
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"To avoid being victims and perpetrators of this abuse, they have to be mindful that the information to which they are exposed is a biased sample, selected to match their beliefs," he said.
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In addition to trying to stay safe, protect loved ones and reduce the spread of COVID-19, it's also important to be mindful about our emotional responses to the pandemic and the news.
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And as the foes of the far right have their moment of schadenfreude, they should also be mindful that the nationalist right tends to dismiss accusations against their leaders as attacks by detractors.
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The measure has passed one chamber of Congress and has been endorsed by President Jair Bolsonaro, who has insisted that the government's coronavirus response should be mindful of not harming the country's economy.
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Others think Americans should, for the most part, go about their daily lives as usual, and be mindful of getting a flu shot, washing their hands frequently, and staying home if they're sick.
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But my best defense is the same as yours: be aware of potential exposure and mitigate it, be mindful of what you touch, and be sure to wash your hands well and often.
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SO THAT'S ONE WE HAVE TO BE MINDFUL OF. SO JOHN STANKEY HAS SPENT A LOT OF TIME THE FIRST COUPLE OF WEEKS MAKING SURE THAT HE'S TOUCHING THE EMPLOYEES, TOUCHING THE TALENT.
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Similar to the other watery Mars signs, you're driven to fight for who and what you care about, but you need to be mindful about when you play the role of the martyr.
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"We also need to take into account the overall picture of the future relationship and be mindful of our support in the European Union to develop a strong capital markets union," he said.
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" In practice, BlackRock will still remain one of the world's largest investors in fossil fuel companies: "We need to be mindful of the economic, scientific, social and political realities of the energy transition.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has said while the bank will be mindful of the rising cost of prolonged easing, it stands ready to top up stimulus if the economy's recovery came under threat.
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Become more self-aware Your opinions mean a lot to the people who work under you, so you need to be mindful about the words you choose and the body language you use.
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But it wasn't until the closing portion of the debate that he said Democrats had to be mindful of who can win — and bring some coattails to ensure the party reclaims the Senate.
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It's true that we shouldn't stake too much on one artist's opinion or approach, but we ought to also be mindful that violence for violence's sake contributes to the daily brutality we witness.
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Despite being relatively easy things to be mindful of, they can be a challenge, she admitted, especially for people who don't know a lot of queer or trans people—but not an obstacle.
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"IT-related exports to Asia have been slowing from around spring, so we need to be mindful of the impact trade frictions and China's growth outlook could be having on Japan's economy, " he said.
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One thing we have to be mindful of in all of this is every president since the Cold War has done a reset or a redo, heightened expectations, only to have all expectations dashed.
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If you had the levels of racism present today in Maryland as you have anti-Semitism prevalent today in, shall we say, Jordan, you certainly as a young journalist would be mindful of it.
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There's plenty to be thankful for this Thanksgiving, but also be mindful of the struggles that Native communities have endured and are still grappling with, and that there many ways you can personally help.
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You'd think Mattel would be mindful here of how the latest version of Barbie may come across to impressionable young girls, given its many other missteps — including and especially in its foray into tech.
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Winter is also gorgeous — you get this sky that is a rich, dark blue — but you have to be mindful that the parks in the northern part of the country can get exceptionally cold.
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There are other factors to be mindful of here, like the possibility that later-stage rounds were labeled as "private equity" because of the type of investors involved, which we didn't account for here.
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"It puts things in perspective for actors on other shows; when you're driving home, you've got to be mindful and make sure your mind's right and that you're not tired," Apa told the magazine.
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It's also one of the few spots that also has a liquor license, so keep an eye out for drink specials and be mindful of the 25 percent off "absinthe happy hour" every Friday.
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Be mindful of big egos as the sun clashes with Pluto on April 13 and connects with Jupiter on April 14—this is a majorly powerful time for transformation, especially if you're in therapy.
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You don't tend to have a big mouth, but because everything feels easy and lovely, you're going to open yours—be mindful of the words you speak and don't make promises you can't keep.
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Conroy said, "May all members be mindful that the institutions and structures of our great nation guarantee the opportunities that have allowed some to achieve great success, while others continue to struggle," he prayed.
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As a user, this is a good reminder to always be mindful of clicking links emails, and to always check the URL you're visiting, if there's something weird on it, it's likely a scam.
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While it seems likely that making Instagram less of a popularity contest might aid the average user, Instagram has to be mindful that it doesn't significantly decrease creators' or influencers' engagement and business success.
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"So I think we have to be mindful here that there are a number of scenarios here that could lead to an escalation that we really need to be trying to avoid," Brennan said.
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For 2018, Gou said it was necessary to be mindful of the uncertainties of inflation and the pace of interest rate rises, adding that the Chinese economy continues to be affected by "structural adjustments".
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If you do reach out to relatives, be mindful of how their gifts might impact aid in future years, said Peter McKenna, a certified financial planner with Highland Financial Advisors in Wayne, New Jersey.
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Just be mindful of what kind of salt you're using; there's a big difference in saltiness between Kosher salt and sea salt, and the amount that works with one might not with the other.
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While democratic leaders have to be mindful of public opinion when making investments in the Olympics, autocrats don't have to worry about that as much, so they have much more freedom to spend wildly.
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You're feeling especially sexy as Venus enters your sign on July 27; just be mindful of impulsive actions and how they affect your reputation as the sun squares off with Uranus on July 29.
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Regarding whether there are places to avoid in your community, such as the grocery store or library, health officials recommend to simply be mindful of avoiding close contact with people who may be sick.
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Still, you should be mindful of what pet cameras you buy, because like any other smart home device that connects to Wi-Fi, there's a chance it could be hacked and compromise your privacy.
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"I encourage all residents to be mindful of the storm and encourage employers to take the weather into consideration, which will mostly impact the coastal areas of our city," Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said.
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I always try to be mindful that I have influence and "power," but none of that is any good if you're not using it to help others and elevate causes that you care about.
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So as the Democratic Party wages an internal battle for the direction of the party, they should be mindful to not fight the war of the future while neglecting the problems of the present.
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As the 2020 presidential campaign unfolds, let's be mindful of their words as we look to the press to provide the information that we need to help us decide who will lead our country.
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French prime minister launches an international competition to rebuild Notre-Dame's collapsed spire Restoration of Notre Dame should be mindful of its past while revealing its unique potential as an urban mixed-use development.
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"Firms are reminded to be mindful of the speed of decision-making in commercial lending cases and whether this might be compromsing the quality of analysis and robustness of the underwriting process," Beaman said.
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By stacking the committees with his allies, Mr Xi has diluted the power of the Standing Committee's other members; they have to be mindful of their boss's proxy presence in the small groups they lead.
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I don't do anything different in my book selection process — I still just grab whatever sounds interesting to me, but I try to be mindful of any patterns with what and who I am reading.
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Just be mindful about when you fly: According to Google, flight searches over the last two years indicate that Friday, November 22; Wednesday, November 27; and Sunday, December 1 will be the busiest airport days.
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Mercury retrograde in Leo finds you rethinking many of the conversations you've had about cash over the last few weeks (and please, be mindful of your wallet—Mercury retrograde is prime time to misplace things!).
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Whatever you choose, bear in mind Kingsley's best advice: "Be mindful of the fact that color and heat damage only serve to reduce the elasticity of the hair, which will make things worse," she warns.
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Nowadays, you can find all kinds of Greek yogurt flavors in the supermarket — from chipotle pineapple to pumpkin — but Dunn says you should be mindful about the amount of added sugar in some packaged products.
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Translation: As the weather cools and we move from shorts to sweaters and from cold brew to limited-time-only lattes, we must be mindful of these changes and take time to reflect on them.
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"You really want to be mindful that you're not crossing that threshold of payments that are just going to crush your income because they're taking up, say, 20, 30% of your monthly paycheck," he says.
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This lunar eclipse will activate the sector of your chart that rules travel and higher learning, so be mindful of this powerful, transformative energy if you're doing anything abroad or if you're going to school.
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Also, because this will be occurring in the sector of your chart that rules "everyday" issues, be mindful of your health and your responsibilities and try not to let your ego get in your way.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says household products, including fabric softener sheets and bleach could be potentially dangerous for your pup, so be mindful of how you're cleaning and washing their dog bed.
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It also served as notice to Obama Justice officials when Comey became FBI director to always be mindful that Comey would likely document any disagreements that could end up being the subject of congressional investigations.
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"It&aposs important to be mindful that we won&apost reach perfection; however, we can&apost let that stand in the way of significant progress," Atlantic Coast Conference commissioner John Swofford said in a statement.
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I do occasionally trade in games I don't want anymore, but I try to be mindful about which games I buy before I buy them and if selling them is the right decision to make.
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These are all things that people who don't live in Appalachia should be mindful of, to see if there's something that's useful for the struggle that they're going to have to engage in as well.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Mike Pompeo declined to say whether he has advised President Donald Trump to be mindful of using an unsecured cell phone in his conversations with friends and for sending tweets.
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It's part of the left's war on the right The Hill's Campaign Report: Obama legacy under spotlight after Detroit debates MORE, it should be mindful of the mistakes other companies have made in the past.
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On Wednesday evening, Mars squares off with Uranus again—you'll take the initiative to resolve an interpersonal eclipse conflict that was stirred up last week, but be mindful of consequences since this energy is impulsive.
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This is something Nelson has shown himself to be mindful of, only attempting submissions from very advantageous positions when the round is expiring—spending as much time landing telling blows from the top as possible.
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"When people lose their appetite, it is often because anxiety or sadness overshadow feelings of hunger," says Susan Albers, a clinical psychologist at the Cleveland Clinic and author of Eat, Drink, and Be Mindful says.
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"Modesty is part of my life and it was extra important on my wedding day to be mindful of my modesty," said Arielle Wernick, who was married in May to Yaakov Teles in New Jersey.
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And keeping your knowledge to yourself is likely to disrupt your relationship with them, by introducing an element of artifice; when you're with them, you'll always be mindful of having to conceal what you know.
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A fast-paced energy is in the air as Mercury retrograde connects with Mars at 11:23 PM, just be mindful and double check that you have all your belongings before running out the door!
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"You have to be mindful of not limiting [kids] based on gender," he said, while explaining that it's easy to get caught up in societal norms like dressing boys in blue and girls in pink.
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Certain objects are more of a choking hazard than others, but a few things to be mindful of are remote controls (and other items with batteries), loose change, socks or nylons, plastic bags and jewelry.
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" Tom Rankin, the president of the library's board of trustees, said in an interview that the library must be mindful of its core mission, which is to "provide library services to the citizens of Jamestown.
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Lesson Plan The Well section runs a regular column called "Meditation for Real Life," which includes helpful tips on how to be mindful — for instance, when walking in the rain or while doing the dishes.
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" The sergeant described the behavior as an isolated incident and wrote that Mr. Oliver "needs to be mindful that he does possess a leadership role within the department and must display it at all times.
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But Ms. Titus, who has not endorsed a candidate in the presidential race, urged the presidential field to be mindful of the "moderate Democrats in suburban districts" who flipped control of the House last year.
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"You really want to be mindful that you're not crossing that threshold of payments that are just going to crush your income because they're taking up, say, 20%, 30% of your monthly paycheck," he said.
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Hershey should be mindful of these shopping behaviors when developing a strategy, he said, adding that people may even be willing to pay a premium for small package sizes that help them control their urges.
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In addition, the S&P 500 has now gone over three times longer than normal without a 5 percent pullback; investors should be mindful that these declines are normal and are certain to come eventually.
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FONSECA-WOLLHEIM I try to impress upon them the need to keep questions until afterward, to clap when others are clapping, and to even be mindful of the noise of turning pages or unwrapping sweets.
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I'm guessing my girls sense this as well, and I hope we're teaching them some valuable organizational habits, and more important, to be mindful about the items they choose to buy and bring into our house.
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In Brazil, state institutions and private corporate interests are closely entwined, and companies must be mindful of the country's Clean Company Act, enacted in 2014 to counter widespread corruption in both the private and public sectors.
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"With another round of steep energy subsidy cuts to be implemented this summer, the authorities would be mindful of not going overboard and risking food or hunger riots," Naeem Brokerage head of research Allen Sandeep said.
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He also said the BOJ must be mindful of the rising costs of prolonged monetary easing, such as the chance years of near-zero rates could hurt financial institutions' profits and discourage them from boosting lending.
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Maybe they'll be mindful not to choose someone who is too anti-business or speaks too stridently about tearing down the White Male Patriarchy, out of fear this would cause Schultz to run — inadvertently electing Trump.
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If you can be mindful of how the new car feels when you drive it — by taking into account the music, how well it drives and so on — a new car can feel like an experience.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda on Friday warned of the need to be mindful of risks to the country's moderate economic expansion, such as the rising tide of protectionism and volatile financial markets.
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"Instead of mindlessly wasting water, New Year revelers should be mindful of the crushing drought," The Nation newspaper said in an editorial last week calling for "a dry Songkran" to show solidarity with the country's farmers.
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Unleash your supernatural powers against your prey, but be mindful of your surroundings at all times or run the risk of breaking the Masquerade -- the absolute law of secrecy that keeps Vampire society hidden from humanity.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank must be mindful of financial stability risks, including those created by its own ultra easy policy, ECB board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger said on Friday, weighing in on a recent debate.
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At the very least, CNBC's report is a good reminder to be mindful of how and where we share our information, and that even pairing your phone for entertainment purposes can come with some risks.[CNBC]
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"We can't only depend on the military, we have to be mindful and do our best to protect ourselves," said Anette Perera, 64, who was on her way to a temple in the Colombo suburb Kaduwela.
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Even as his acting career continues to gather heat and his public profile rises, Scott Eastwood's remembering to be mindful of who he's always been, thanks to words of wisdom from a major Hollywood A-lister.
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Fithian had this to say: We all should tread lightly and be mindful that over the years, the film industry's success is a direct result of a highly successful collaboration between film makers, distributors and exhibitors.
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Going forward, the Trump administration will have to work diligently to rollback what Obama leaves in place and at the same time be mindful of the establishment Republicans and their efforts to maintain the status quo.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has said the central bank will be mindful of the strain that the prolonged easing is having on financial institutions, which he added could merger or consolidate to improve their financial health.
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You can lock down your Facebook privacy settings all you want, but it might be a good idea to be mindful of location services too anytime you would rather forget who you're about to run into.
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Finally, individual compliance and risk professionals should be mindful of the evidence they collect on their own behalf to demonstrate that they have assembled the right resources and effectively managed the firm's sanctions policies and procedures.
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"Even if you try and take that time to meditate or be mindful on a park bench or in the corner of the office or anywhere it's just really hard to get that disconnection," he said.
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Overall, the callback to photo-less personal ad format forced me to actually be mindful of the people I was messaging and made the conversations I was having feel a bit more meaningful from the beginning.
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Taxpayers also need to be mindful about who qualifies as a solo proprietor and who really should be characterized as an employee, said Gene Zaino, CEO of MBO Partners, a financial firm specializing in independent workers.
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"I don't want to scare people away from being hockey fans," said Dr. Ly, himself an enthusiastic Canadiens fan, "but people should be mindful of what they do, and not assume they're protected because they're young."
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Christine Lagarde, the ECB's likely next president, said highly accommodative monetary policy for a prolonged period was necessary but she added that the bank needed to be mindful of the negative side-effects of such tools.
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But I had to be careful with my time as adding backgrounds often takes longer, and until I could see the light at the end, I was trying to be mindful of keeping to a schedule.
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"The thing I want people to be mindful of is The Center for Domestic Preparedness is a world class training facility but it is no way prepared or equipped to deal with infectious diseases," Rogers said.
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It urges regulators to be mindful of innovation and to "consider ways to reduce barriers to the development and adoption" of AI when weighing how existing laws and potential new rules apply to the emerging technology.
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"May all members be mindful that the institutions and structures of our great nation guarantee the opportunities that have allowed some to achieve great success, while others continue to struggle," Conroy prayed on the House floor.
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"I think, really, because we each have two teenage children whom we love very much, but we were just trying to be mindful and give them a little space and not move too quickly," she said.
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The first thing you do and the first thoughts you allow yourself to have can truly set the tone for the rest of your day, so it's important to be mindful in your first waking moments.
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First of all, you've got a fan base that cares a lot, and there are also brand values that are viewed in the brand and the franchises sometimes over decades that you have to be mindful of.
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But Warnke warned companies must be mindful of how their messages will be perceived by different audiences, adding that the Biscuits will have to work extra hard to show their appreciation for the millennial fans they lost.
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If I can leave you with a takeaway, it's that no matter how long you've been dieting and working out, you always want to be mindful that, done properly, health and fitness should make everything more awesome.
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Your body and spirit are hearty and you might seem to luck out when others get sick around you, but you'll need to be mindful that you don't take your wealth of energy and wellbeing for granted.
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As the bank works to innovate, however, it should also be mindful of the risks of developing new tech in-house, namely that crafting proprietary tools takes time and resources, and that results are not always guaranteed.
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Dads are so important to kids, and it's our responsibility to be there for them — to be present, to be mindful, to be attentive, to be part of their lives, to be as in it as moms.
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"Investors need to be mindful of their long-term goals and should ask themselves whether splurging on the holidays could derail those goals," Marty Allenbaugh, a certified financial planner at T. Rowe Price, wrote in an email.
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Sakurai, a former academic who is seen as representing the BOJ's mainstream views, also said the central bank must be mindful of the risk that prolonged easing may hurt financial institutions' profits and disrupt Japan's banking system.
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" In a statement Tuesday, North Korean state news agency KCNA said the US "should be mindful that (North Korea's) strategic steps accompanied by physical action will be taken mercilessly with the mobilization of all its national strength.
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Without an election for these judges, there is only one way to influence the nomination and confirmation of these judges who Americans must be mindful of the impact the federal courts have on all levels of society.
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