It assumes we can only be productive with one person.
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And because I wouldn't be driving myself, I'd be productive.
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Let's not just rant about it; let's actually be productive.
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We no longer need our farmer straightjacket to be productive.
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We want to be productive, to help our communities thrive.
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Neither appeasement nor military action against Iran will be productive.
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More sweeping sanctions, the officials said, would not be productive.
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You still have to get on base and be productive.
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I need to recharge, reflect, and be productive at work.
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Hoekstra didn't believe that retaliatory tariffs would be productive, however.
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A higher score means you're more likely to be productive.
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H. watches football while I force myself to be productive.
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Regular Gmail users often want to be productive, too, after all.
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People have to get on, and people have to be productive.
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And in our culture, to be productive is kind of everything.
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"I think it will be productive," Trump told reporters on Friday.
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We are trying to help companies be productive and efficient. Right.
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After a rough start to the month, today will be productive.
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You're working through complicated emotions, but you'll still be productive today.
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LML: I want to be productive, I want to be useful.
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The idea that you have to be productive to be worthy.
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Alarmism may not be productive, but states do have reason to worry.
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Then it's time to be productive and start to do actual work.
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What are they going to use if they need to be productive?
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This would give inmates a chance to be productive members of society.
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"It's not clear that it's actually going to be productive," Murray said.
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Serious talks come up today—but no worries, they will be productive.
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You don't need to work 20 hours a day to be productive.
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In fact that pressure to be productive is causing anxiety for many.
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Does it bring you positive feelings, help you be productive or relax?
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"I don't think with this president [discussions] can be productive," Woz said.
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Since taking office, however, he has said that would not be productive.
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"We want to be productive, we want to be helpful," Tillerson said.
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We knew if we got in this situation, he would be productive.
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Even in your personal life you're supposed to be productive, do things.
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Then I keep trying to be productive for the rest of the afternoon.
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"With the new bill, that's something that could definitely be productive," Johnson said.
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A day of non-activity yesterday means I need to be productive today.
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But, even during a lazy night in, we still want to be productive.
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But that's proof of how deep-rooted our desire to be productive is.
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The sick struggle to get an education or to be productive at work.
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The right lesson of the past year is that panic can be productive.
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Here are a few tips to help you be productive while feeling tired.
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Today has its challenges, but overall the vibe will be productive and supportive.
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But you know that won't really be productive, so what can you do?
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Do you find being sad helps or hurts your ability to be productive?
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It means more failed economic policies that destroy the incentives to be productive.
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Electricity allows us to be productive long after the sun has gone down.
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The energy continues to be productive this evening, despite some intense emotions arising.
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It feels good to be productive after being stuck inside for so long.
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You need to be productive no matter where you work, and get results.
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"I decided it wouldn't be productive to push it further," Mr. Comey wrote.
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Before he can work and be productive, he has to settle down first.
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To be productive, you've got to keep tabs on all of your stuff.
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To be productive you need presence of mind, not being present in the flesh.
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I freak out for the rest of the morning while trying to be productive.
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Feeling good physically gets you in the right mood to focus and be productive.
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Check out 3 science-backed ways to be productive when you work from home
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It's a good way to keep recharging my creative batteries and still be productive.
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A number of Republicans have said they don't believe a shutdown would be productive.
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"Michael and I conversed and I found that meeting to be productive," Avenatti said.
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But if we really wanted to be productive and multitask, we'd bring a laptop.
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If you have the music in your head, be productive and maximize your time.
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Proactively acknowledging preconceived ideas about gender in small-group discussions can be productive. Sgt.
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He still wanted to be productive, so WVU was a good opportunity for him.
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"It feels nice to be back out there and be productive," Mr. Warner said.
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It slows me down mentally, and I'm not able to be productive or focused.
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I'm working from home today but still need to be productive, hence the coffee.
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I'm grateful for some alone time to really be productive, but I miss him!
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My schedule is oddly open, leaving me with lots of time to be productive.
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Furthermore, caring for children doesn't just help them grow up to be productive adults.
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I did not experience the usual American cafe-feeling of needing to be productive.
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Expect to be interested in trying out new ways to be productive at this time!
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I'm still feeling meh and in such a funk, with little energy to be productive.
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They might as well be productive about it and get some skills out of it.
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And out of my next 30 years, I might have 16 years to be productive.
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Getting Saudi men to be productive requires them to undergo extensive on-the-job training.
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You can be productive and attractive — maybe not to everybody, but, by god, to some.
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It can also take time away from activity we know to be productive and healthy.
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Your daily routine should help you be productive, but also keep you healthy and happy.
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You want conversations to be productive, so ask questions (and listen) instead of flinging accusations.
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This could incentivize the inmate to be productive, while avoiding the higher costs of prison.
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I really want to scream at our couriers, but I know that wouldn't be productive.
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Don't use a TV to watch Netflix or movies if you want to be productive.
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Successful people don't go to work to punch the clock, they go to be productive.
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I'm working on convincing myself that it's okay not to be productive all the time.
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He will never be productive in the U.S., he will always be dependent on Medicaid.
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Go to bed early and wake up refreshed and ready to be productive the next day.
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"I'd still find a way to work, still find a way to be productive," she says.
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The result: the app removes the need for willpower and creates more time to be productive.
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"You can't give a 100 percent all the time and expect to be productive," says Faye.
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If you really want to be productive, try outlining your schedule a year ahead of time.
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Rittleman says meetings can be productive so long their purpose, approach and desired outcomes are clear.
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" The head of Aprosoja, Brazil's grain growers' association, said approvingly, "Indians want to be productive, too.
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It's a "complete delusion," she said, to think you can be productive on very little sleep.
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Instead, focus on the priorities that will empower your team to be productive in any environment.
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I intend to be productive but end up just sitting on the couch and watching TV instead.
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I chose this grocery pick-up time slot to force myself to get up and be productive.
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If you're anything like us, spring has you wanting to be productive and get your act together.
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Tired workers will not be productive since "creativity, progress and impact do not yield to brute force".
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We want them to come out and be productive citizens and to stop this destructive criminal behavior.
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I decide to be productive with my early morning so I reorganize my closet and do laundry.
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That's the only way I'm able to be productive, by drawing those boundaries around my creative time.
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We need to make sure our workforce is able to be productive in that fast-changing world.
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Zelenskiy also said he still wanted to meet Trump in DC as long it would be productive.
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And take comfort in the fact that we really do want to be productive members of society.
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I still think Eli has a few more years left in him where he can be productive.
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It's much better to stay at your desk and be productive than show up and look bored.
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The moon is in Capricorn for much of the day, inspiring you to network and be productive.
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We believe that when you sleep well, you are more likely to be productive during the day.
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We're all kids who are raised to be productive citizens, who have all these dreams and hopes.
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For these larks and third birds, the trough marks a bad time of day to be productive.
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Pflugerville ISD is committed to educating all students to be productive members of a diverse global community.
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Psychopaths comprise only about one percent of the general population and can be productive members of society.
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Folks need to be cured so they can be productive members of society and realize their dreams.
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The chance to be who you really wanna be—be happy and be respected and be productive.
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But there needs to be enough ambition connected to compromise in order for it to be productive.
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People like Tiffany want to be productive members of the work force and have opportunities for advancement.
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It shows how we can really be productive as partners on an issue when we're working together.
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Myself, and people like me find the most difficulty during times that we need to be productive.
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But there's another, darker way to read this: We want to be productive even when we're dead.
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Richard Branson, Oprah Winfrey and Mark Zuckerberg all say exercise helps them be productive during the day.
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Remember that you can't be productive if you're burned out, exhausted and/or sick all the time.
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"But the other features are much more aligned with Microsoft's mission to empower employees to be productive."
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I'm going to see if I can create the emotional boundaries you talked about and still be productive.
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But their children are thriving at school; he is sure they will go on to be productive citizens.
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It was magic and mayhem, until eventually she got too ornery for me to be productive at work.
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I will myself to sleep in, but it's not happening this morning, so I decide to be productive.
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If I'm going to have a 10-hour travel day, I should be productive for some of it.
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The purpose of the house is to "allow A.L.S. patients to be productive and purposeful," Mr. Gleason writes.
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It is SO good, but now I'm full and definitely don't want to get up and be productive.
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But, you're not going to be productive in the long run if you don't take care of yourself.
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There has also, for me at least, always been more pressure to be productive when working at home.
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We go to work, function through the anxiety and the fears, channel them, and try to be productive.
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The key is to emphasize that it will be productive to the team to hear the complete thought.
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"We had a lengthy 5-hour, and what I thought to be, productive meeting yesterday," Union tweeted today.
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"At Ciena, we want our employees to be productive," said Craig Williams, CIO at Ciena, in a statement.
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And so often, as a photographer, I'm trying very avidly to orchestrate a specific path to be productive.
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Parole, if used properly, can offer prisoners an incentive to be productive in the time spent behind bars.
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These are fathers, sons, brothers, neighbors and workers who will now have a chance to be productive citizens.
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To really be productive when you're away from wifi though, Windows and macOS continue to be the better choice.
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Sweat collected through paper towels was used to power a battery, which implied that even waste could be productive.
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"They're geared to take care of cattle and have cattle be healthy and grow and be productive," Domer said.
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So wherever you want to be productive, this iPad will work for you at home or on the go.
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Our generation is expected to always be performing, always doing the most with the least, and always be productive.
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He had lost a sense of hope that he could at some point be productive, successful or just happy.
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I would not be productive in a program that was far away and long term without Lark and Paul.
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People are always surprised I can be productive and anything of value can come from a relationship like that.
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So you ostensibly feel an inclination to work, or more broadly, "be productive" during this supposed day of rest.
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"Companies invest millions of pounds in lovely offices — places where people are less likely to be productive," he added.
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After going in and out of constant meetings, the CEOs found they had less time to actually be productive.
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People who have served their time and want to be productive contributors to a safer society should be encouraged.
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Obviously we all hope sincerely that this moonshot of Kim Jong Un meeting with President Trump will be productive.
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They — and we — all have the capacity to be productive members of families and society with the right supports.
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In a separate question, people said the second-most important thing they needed to be productive was a door.
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More parents find themselves trying to be productive or logging into meetings from home as companies encourage remote work.
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"A shutdown would not be productive right now," Mr. McCaul, the chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, said Tuesday.
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I make a plan to be productive this week at work in my Passion Planner and organize my kitchen.
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This creates the possibility that the elected president and vice president could be political foes, which would be productive.
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We decide today is not going to be productive and head to the sofa to watch Netflix and not move.
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I think that consistency of it, whichever operating system you're on, it still, you can be productive with two screens.
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If anything, access to Medicaid has been found to enable low-income disabled adults to be productive in the workforce.
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You try enjoying a night out and are stuck thinking: How will this affect my ability to be productive tomorrow?
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In order to be productive, and therefore successful at work, it's important to use the weekend to recharge your batteries.
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He answered a few questions from Mashable about why WeWork is his next project, and how to be productive there.
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Being on a team means that information is always coming in under the game's requirement to be productive every day.
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"At a minimum, it will be productive — we'll see what happens and what comes out of it," Mr. Trump said.
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At the beginning of graduate school, I knew that if I wanted to get tenure, I had to be productive.
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And outside of the actual work you do from home, if you find some time to be productive, that's awesome!
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"I think he recognizes that there may be productive incremental steps," Pete Mitchell, a Nelson adviser, said of the senator.
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You believe somehow that things will be productive, but you don't necessarily see or experience productivity on a daily basis.
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"Bonds can be productive if you play it from a price perspective instead of buying them for yield," she said.
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I UNDERSTAND THE PRESIDENT'S POINT, BUT THIS IS -- THAT IS NOT A WAY TO BE PRODUCTIVE AND CONDUCIVE TO GROWTH.
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"I consider myself a normal citizen in America, just raising my kids to be productive citizens out here," she added.
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I usually use this time to go to the gym, but today I try to be productive around the house instead.
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When I stopped hating my body, I had more time to be productive, to build better relationships, to have fun adventures.
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But workers who are stressed and fearful are unlikely to stay in their jobs or be productive in the long run.
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For some people, it can be productive to literally schedule a chunk of time in their day to worry, Morin says.
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I try to be productive since class finished early; I schedule a haircut, fold my laundry, shower, and start my homework.
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In my work I've met many DACA students, worked with them, and admire their commitment to be productive members of society.
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It is simply a smart investment – a paying forward – so when these kids are adults, they will be productive American taxpayers.
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Macy's is "doing everything it can to be productive," Hoguet said, adding that she hoped cost reduction efforts would improve margins.
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This is the first step in creating a more hopeful, safer and kinder society where everyone can be productive, global citizens.
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"If they're not happy in their work, they're not going to be productive regardless of what season it is," he said.
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All that exists here is YOU and the impending urgency to be productive because that's what the space was designed for.
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"The attorney general ultimately determined that it would not be productive to release the report in piecemeal fashion," Ms. Kupec said.
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Instead of moping about cooped up inside, take this as an opportunity to be productive and unleash your inner Marie Kondo.
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Oil executives said they would thoroughly assess the areas before drilling, but they were confident that the fields would be productive.
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Me personally, I've done a lot of shit before games sometimes and still was able to go out there and be productive.
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I should be productive, but instead, I lay in bed next to my snoring husband and scroll through my social media accounts.
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And while working from home can be a nice change of pace, it's often difficult to be productive outside of the office.
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Sitting for long periods of time is just plain bad for you, but it's also bad for your ability to be productive.
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They demand flexible hours and work-life balance because they know they don't have to be in the office to be productive.
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You arrest people for selling drugs, they become criminalized, and it destroys any opportunity they had to be productive members of society.
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These shows rail against "normal" pastimes, as well as the idea that in order to be valuable an activity must be productive.
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"We are hoping to show the world that these young adults can work and get paid and be productive," Ms. Wohl said.
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"There's many ways this meeting could be productive...even if there is likely to be some caution on both sides," Zha said.
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It's also challenging to be productive en route because it takes so much time to negotiate all the transitions of the trip.
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It would be fast, and make it easy for developers to be productive and debug their code in whatever language they chose.
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This is a perfect lunchtime wine — easy to have a glass or two and still be productive the rest of the day.
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"It allows us to be productive in our home, and I think it inspires our kids to see it," Mr. Douglas said.
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School-based counselors and private consultants are often wary of one another, but both sides agreed that the relationship can be productive.
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We got lost in this idea that the only way to be productive is to be on the go-go-go mode.
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I simply have to be productive this morning, but I don't think I'll be able to stay awake working from the couch.
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"We're determined to show we can be productive holding the balance of power," Mr. Weaver, 55, said in an interview last week.
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Those early hours seemed like a gift — a couple of "free" hours when I could be productive and prepare for the day.
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As someone who uses Windows on a daily basis, I rely on it to be productive and get my work done quickly.
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Take productivity of your employees seriously and give them the tools to be productive, keeping the number of processes to a minimum.
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Factories may also have incentives to pay more than agricultural or informal market work to persuade workers to stay and be productive.
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Give people a stake in the decisions that affect their lives and they will work hard to be productive members of society.
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But he cautioned that it would not be productive for political or business forces to default to treating China as an enemy.
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As a mom, she didn't like seeing me unhappy, but that wasn't her main motivation: Sometimes unhappiness can be productive or important.
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Or perhaps you'd rather be productive by finally finishing the chores you've been avoiding, or just cooking a lovely meal or two.
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"A lot of inmates have told me, 'Look, jobs make the time go faster, and we want to be productive,'" Crispino said.
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He should be criticized, he should be able to take that criticism, and he should be able to be productive about it.
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You can still be productive during this long weekend by crossing off some items from your shopping list and saving in the process.
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In the meantime, augmented reality can provide a way for the human worker to continue to be productive and a value to society.
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I hate doing this, but I can't even pull myself out of bed right now, let alone drive to work and be productive.
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And I think now we're thinking about 'How can I be feminine, and still be successful and still be productive in my work?
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Before you resign yourself to a night of watching tearjerkers and, essentially, wallowing with abandon, the new moon in Cancer can be productive.
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While there was plenty of value extraction by landlords in the 17th century, they did not pretend to be productive, creative or innovative.
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You can also pick up a keyboard and actually be productive with the thing, and it's cheaper than even the cheapest Mac laptop.
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I really want to be productive today, so as soon as I get up, I work on an essay that's due on Monday.
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The tech company has designed a hands-free device called "Binge on Up" which is designed to let users binge and be productive.
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"It is possible we understood the phrase 'honest loyalty' differently, but I decided it wouldn't be productive to push it further," Comey stated.
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It's unclear if that was just a sacrifice the team made, or if they doubted his ability to get healthy and be productive.
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"Folks need to be cured so they can be productive members of society and realize their dreams," Price said on his listening tour.
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The moon enters philosophical Sagittarius at 3:58 AM, and then connects with Mars at 5:41 AM, encouraging us to be productive.
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In your company, it might be productive to talk to a trusted manager about how this is playing out, and what could change.
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It can be creatively invigorating to think about everything that may happen, but it can be productive to do so now, as well.
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Don't get me wrong — being productive is great and all, but what if you could be productive while laying down and watching TV?
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So treat crime news as you would any type of media: Check the apps when doing so may actually be productive and healthy.
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He said it not only helps the days go by, but it also helps inmates be productive in a way that they enjoy.
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It's helped countless young people from our community change the course of their lives and go on to be productive members of society.
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Most people desire to be productive and are simply looking for coaching on how to do a good job or make their numbers.
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"I'm going to be held accountable, and I'm going to try to be productive in the way I speak about this," he said.
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If the Broncos can achieve a different result this time, Thomas will have to be productive to help release pressure on Manning. Swaggy.
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I get to my desk ready to be productive until I'm reminded of the harsh reality that our expense reports are due today.
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I think doing nothing is ironically one of the best ways to be productive, because when you do nothing, you rest your mind.
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The U.S. paper, however, shows that this administration is willing to work within the WTO where it appears that it would be productive.
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A little pushback, however, can be productive — during World War Two, Winston Churchill deliberately promoted some of those willing to fight against his ideas.
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After lounging in bed and being on my phone for too long, I make my way downstairs for some food and to be productive.
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On the latest Too Embarrassed to Ask podcast: What apps make it easier to get going and be productive first thing in the morning?
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I have lots of around-the-house chores and would like some TV options to keep me company during my attempts to be productive.
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He believed he needed them to be productive and withstand the grind of the season, and he thought he could get away with it.
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The Sun also connects with taskmaster Saturn on August 25, making this a fantastic time for you to be productive and get work done.
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It's for this reason I find TV best in small doses, and I don't watch it at all if I'm trying to be productive.
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On maker days, you block out time to be productive and creative, knowing you'll be free from distractions that would normally interrupt your flow.
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Bajoras told Business Insider that for video calls and remote work, in general, to be productive, managers have to create a culture of trust.
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"The Effective Executive" explores the time-management and decision-making habits that best equip an executive to be productive and valuable in an organization.
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When I started at Mars, you went to the office every day, and I think Gen Z&aposs saying, &aposHow can I be productive?
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However, many jobs can be done just fine from afar; you just need to prove you can be productive when not in an office.
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People are fatigued, and the last thing we need to do is waste any of our energy on something that's not going to be productive.
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Most of all, it makes it easy to be productive at work (and life) yet still return to the digital age when you need to.
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"It won't be productive to push something that someone — whether it's America or some other country — would not agree to do," the Japanese official added.
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Built wrong, or taught with overly conservative rules, AI could censor art and free expression that might be productive or beautiful even if it's controversial.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: Well, I don't think it would be productive to speculate on the outcome, because we have a lot of work left to do.
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"I don't think it would be productive to speculate on the outlook, because we have a lot of work left to do," Mnuchin told CNBC.
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White House officials have said North Korea must commit to dismantling its nuclear program and ending weapons testing in order for talks to be productive.
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Investing in America's neediest children beginning during pregnancy prepares children for school, and ultimately prepares them to be productive members of the American work force.
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Excitement at work or in your public life arrives today and the Moon is in hardworking Capricorn, encouraging you to get organized and be productive.
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" Interesting to consider that comment after the white supremacy rally in Charlottesville, but also worth exploring more deeply how politically engaged theater can be "productive.
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But so are its distractions, and sometimes it's best to disconnect for a while when you really need to be productive and get things done.
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And it's a pretty wicked antagonist against New Year's resolutions to be productive, get a promotion, or even make it into the office on time.
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The rise of influencers and the monetization of the digital realm has suggested that the content we create must be productive in a broader sense.
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I wish I'd negotiated stricter parameters around my work hours — after a certain point in the day, I was no longer able to be productive.
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Ultimately what our community wants, whether they think so or not, is for these people who get out of jail to be productive members of society.
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A massive burden: Nonetheless, these loans illustrate the burden working class Americans must bear just so that they can continue to be productive members of society.
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At the same time, this conversation has to be unpacked from all of the nativism and xenophobia and racism if it's to be productive at all.
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" She said Barr declined Mueller's request to release part of the report early, deciding "it would not be productive to release the report in piecemeal fashion.
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On the other side, NGOs need a nuanced understanding of the changing nature of society and the opportunity for technology companies to be productive community members.
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Now you have Gear VR for moments on the go, HTC's Vive when you're gaming at home, and Microsoft's Hololens when you need to be productive.
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North Korean media mentioned the canceled meeting for the first time on Saturday, when the Chosun Sinbo website reported that the talks could still be productive.
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At least, they will be until the Moon connects with Saturn in Sagittarius at 4:20 PM—the vibe will still be productive, but more conservative.
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When you're asking me about building around a quarterback ... with Lady Luck on his side, you can get up into your 40s and still be productive.
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" She said Barr declined Mueller's request to release part of the report early, deciding "it would not be productive to release the report in piecemeal fashion.
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"I do not believe going back to the school at this time would be productive," says Tallen Olsen, the school's director of choral music and theater.
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I'm going to make people unhappy regardless of what I do, but to be productive I have to be myself and do what's in my gut.
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You function most effectively when you make lists and are organized— Gemini season is all about you tapping into better ways to be productive (and healthy!).
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Yet the confirmation process could still turn out to be productive for Democrats — or it could become the worst of all worlds, both frustrating and damaging.
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This week I've invited S.L. contributor — one of my favorite writers — Jen Doll to tell us how to be productive while doing something that isn't work.
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You're going to have a little bit of isolation and time here, as all your friends are enjoying their loved ones so use it to be productive.
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You can create your own custom animoji if you have an iPhone X. If you'd prefer to be productive, you can create your own custom Siri skills.
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"The results suggest we might still be impaired in key cognitive processes required to be productive but also to be safe during activities like driving," Adams said.
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After a couple hours of attempted sleep, I turn on ESPN and mentally prepare myself for another long day where I know I'll fight to be productive.
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Be productive Waiting for a flight is a great time to play catch-up on everything from email and text messages to your favorite shows on demand.
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Many successful CEOs from Amazon's Jeff Bezos to Apple's Tim Cook wake up early to be productive — Cook is famous for waking up at 3:2803 a.m.
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With a mighty A2169X chip, 216 GB of storage, and 24.0 hours of battery life, it empowers you to be productive all while enjoying your favorite content.
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I can be productive in good jeans; I can work on the floor, climb ladders in my studio, break a sweat moving around six-foot-tall paintings.
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Instead, here are a few science-backed steps you can take to reduce stress and be productive at work, even in the face of an emotional shock.
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It already has 2.3 million daily active users, up from 2 million in December, and wants to give them more options to be productive, collaborative, and transparent.
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The Moon enters grounded, practical Earth sign Virgo at 3:12 AM and connects with Saturn at 6:24 AM, encouraging us to be productive this morning.
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But having survived difficult situations doesn't necessarily make them comrades, and it might not be productive to collapse their differences for the sake of an uplifting message.
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Wake-up light alarm clocks can be seriously helpful in ensuring you wake up in the best way possible, so you can be productive from minute one.
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Academic Medicine experts have also suggested that robust guidelines in medical journals for authors to report clinical trials results by sex, race, and ethnicity would be productive.
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A third of that would be required to be "productive," including food or furniture makers, not computer programmers or architects, who often compete with manufacturers for space.
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Mars's connection with Saturn will be productive and help you figure out a strategy or structure move forward, even if things are feeling up in the air.
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I like coming in a little earlier so I can dip around 4 and still have some of the day to be productive with my personal life.
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I want to ask if he knows about "100 Percent," the film produced by deaf Germans to show they could assimilate and be productive citizens who worked.
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"When you look at people who are creative, inventive, original, they often don't spend their time trying to be productive all the time," Daisley told Business Insider.
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"I'm in tears because I have been fighting for so long to be able to sustain myself and go to school and to be productive," she said.
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"We've had productive conversations under way with CARB and I would hope those conversations continue to be productive," Wehrum said in an interview Friday at EPA headquarters.
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Obama said he had heard about the comment and told his aides to determine whether it would still be productive to hold a face-to-face meeting.
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When we have those people literally captive, why not take the opportunity to try to make sure they can be productive members of society when they return?
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On the one hand, losing the ability to talk on the phone when behind the wheel would, in effect, mean losing the ability to be productive while driving.
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Sure, you can be productive on an iPad Pro, but you can surely do more on a Mac, and even more on a Mac with a second display.
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We love interrupting people while they're trying to be productive so they can gush about the latest thing they're binging or what song they're listening to on repeat.
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"Normally I can be productive and make it into work after not sleeping for a night, but when it hits three to four nights, I'm paralyzed," he said.
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Meanwhile, he says, Surfaces are designed to let people be productive both locally on the device, and in the cloud when they need to work in the cloud.
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As I said in this piece, this rather puts the lie to the notion that oil and gas companies plan to be productive partners in the climate fight.
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Nothing will change until people raise their hands and raise their voices and say: 'We need to have a life, recharge our brains so we can be productive.
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As with any untested legal regime, obtaining registration or alleging infringement could be complicated for artists to take advantage of in this way, but it could be productive.
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Fitzpatrick has five touchdowns over the past three weeks (and three interceptions) and could be productive against a Jets defense that was just lit up by the Jaguars.
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"The tweet was in reference to any notion, be it from the president or party leaders, that a shutdown would be productive for the American people," Bucheli said.
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It's recovery and recuperation time that can make you better at the things that you want to be working at or that you want to be productive around.
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They couldn't imagine how this cold, dark, high-pressure environment, with barely enough sunlight for animals to see and not enough for plants to grow, could be productive.
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"Bring us 10 million of those a year, if they want to be productive members and make America great, and be American, not a hyphenated American," he said.
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And after Lungu made it clear that Foote was persona non grata in the country, it was difficult to see how that relationship would continue to be productive.
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People in less fortunate financial situations take on student loans for the most honorable reasons — to better their circumstances, to learn, and to be productive members of society.
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I'd like to start off by expressing my hope that today's hearing will be productive in revealing the truth both to the committee and to the American people.
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It's a space for you to chill or even sleep, to be productive or socialize, or to watch or listen to books, TV shows, movies, and other media.
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Trump still believes he can negotiate with Putin, but that it is not likely to be productive if he is also criticizing him repeatedly, the first official said.
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It was a lot of hard work, a lot of training, a lot of taking care of their body that saw them able to be productive into their 40s.
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You're letting go of old patterns this winter and crave someone who can support you as you implement new routines and do your best to be productive and responsible.
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We want them to have a second chance and believe that they should be able to return to their communities prepared to be productive and law-abiding community members.
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The coronavirus outbreak has caused schools across the country to shut down, and Beaton has developed tips to be productive and have fun while teaching her kids at home.
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We spend our lives trying to be productive and constantly trying to be better than we used to be, but when I come home to Kiruna, everything just stops.
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But considering future lives can also be productive, challenging us to imagine that what we do or say in this life matters and might eventually catch up with us.
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The meetings with Republicans seem pro forma and unlikely to be productive — McConnell won't take any action on a nominee and Grassley says he won't hold a nomination hearing.
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" The actress tweeted that she had "a lengthy 5-hour, and what I thought to be, productive meeting yesterday," adding, "I was able to, again, express my unfiltered truth.
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You can teach RescueTime which apps and sites are actually helping you be productive and which are just wasting your time (or let the service have an educated guess instead).
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We need to take those who are coming back out to society and give them tools just like the president said to be productive citizens when they come back out.
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When given the opportunity to frame their own careers, have autonomy over their schedules and feel invested in their futures, women physician are more likely to be productive and successful.
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I think that money regrets only serve to make us feel guilty and overwhelmed, and I don't find those emotions to be productive in changing my behavior in the present.
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Luckily, during this full moon, your ruling planet, Venus, will connect with Mars, which bodes well for people getting along, generally, and for the conversations to be productive for everyone.
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President Trump voiced optimism on Friday afternoon about upcoming trade talks with China, saying that his planned meeting on Saturday morning with China's top leader, Xi Jinping, would be productive.
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But that conversation can only be productive if it includes the voices of the people who have risked their careers, their mental health, and sometimes their safety by coming forward.
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You have to tell your boss, be productive for two additional weeks, give an exit interview — and accomplish all of these tasks thoughtfully enough to make a good final impression.
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Sit. The recent implementation of block scheduling in about 30 percent of American high schools is intended to allow students more time to process information and be productive in class.
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CHIP and Medicaid provide children, like Grace, the coverage they need to come to school healthy and ready to learn, and for their families to be productive employees and parents.
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It's a great time to try a new art form, pick up a project you've put on the back burner, or simply put less pressure on yourself to be productive.
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"By virtue of the currency getting stronger, it forces the SMEs [small and medium enterprises] and companies in Switzerland to be productive and innovative and increase the capex expenditure," he said.
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"If you retire at 65 and are going to live til 90, especially women, they want to go out and be productive and do things and not be bored," Kelley said.
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In developing its self-driving profile, it optimized everything for the passenger experience, making sure the ride was as smooth as possible so people inside the car could actually be productive.
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The Yerkes-Dodson Law (drawn up by psychologists Robert Yerkes and John Dodson) points out that stress can be productive up to a point and then it results in reduced productivity.
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That way, Bezos knows that the meetings he attends will be made up of only the staff most essential to the project at hand, and thus more likely to be productive.
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Bosma is quick to point out that routines, communication and the ability to prioritize are all needed to be productive, no matter whether you're working remotely or in an office setting.
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Passing the bills allows Mr. McConnell to declare that the Senate can be productive under his guidance, while also providing embattled Democrats in red states a chance to secure some victories.
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I am in a lazy mood today, and as much as I want to be productive, I can't bring myself to even plug in my laptop charger or open my backpack.
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But Focused isn't the real problem here; it's another symptom of an overworked, worn-out, impossibly stressed out generation of people who feel they need to literally pay to be productive.
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And we're hopeful coming out of the G22019 Summit that we're on the path to finding a trade agreement with China's that going to be productive for both the U.S. and China.
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I think in Nordic counties the idea is more that we will do our best to be productive while we are in the work place, but then it is OK to leave.
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There's an abundance of generic advice available for how to build teams and culture, how to fundraise, how to be productive, how to stay above the noise… But what about specific advice?
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WASHINGTON, June 17 (Reuters) - Bilateral investment talks between the United States and China "continue to be productive," the U.S. Trade Representative's office said on Friday after the two sides exchanged new offers.
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"We are looking with great interest, expectation, hope that the talks in Moscow will be productive," U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura said after meeting the opposition High Negotiations Committee (HNC) in Geneva.
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Mercury connects with Uranus and Saturn and the Sun opposes Neptune on September 7—simply speaking, there are going to be productive conversations at work and exciting new ideas are taking root.
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"Humans like to do things and we like to be productive and we will figure out things to do and we will use these tools to make ourselves more powerful," he said.
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Deferring and batching similar tasks is a smart way to be productive, but overestimating what you can accomplish on a single Sunday leaves you feeling frustrated, which is not conducive to peacefulness.
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To tap into this, Friedman says to list at least five things you need to do by Christmas or another set date because the time crunch will force you to be productive.
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While there was plenty of time for Manning to get healthy, show teams he could still be productive, and potentially change their minds, Manning's future would have been dangling in the wind.
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"I know he's really ambitious and I know that he cares about his job, and really wants to be productive and do really well, and I find that really admirable," she said.
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Then came the acceptance: Diolosà said she initially felt pressure to be productive during the quarantine, and the fact that she didn't have the energy to do anything made her feel guilty.
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Remember: You want to be productive, and you're not going to have an IT team to come help you out if things start to feel sluggish when you're opening and closing programs.
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Headley continued to be productive Monday night with a three-hit game, including a two-run double in a four-run fourth inning, and the Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 103-3.
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You would think that a book about hyperfocusing in order to be productive would be at odds with Jenny Odell's book, which came out earlier this year, called How to Do Nothing.
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If someone sits down and is playing something for eight hours a day or watching it for eight hours a day and it's disrupting their ability to be productive, that's a problem. Sure.
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Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane gave Chicago the advantage as both stars continued to be productive after Toews registered a hat trick Tuesday at Minnesota and Kane matched that feat Thursday against Arizona.
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Education matters not because it imparts knowledge, critics said, but because of what it signals about the people who complete university, namely that they are disciplined and more likely to be productive workers.
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I decide I might as well be productive and make breakfast, so I whip up a bacon, egg, and cheese on a bagel for my boyfriend, and make myself oatmeal and a coffee.
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Almost half, or 44 percent, of the rich in my study woke up three or more hours before they began their work day to pursue dreams and goals, to read and be productive.
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Libra is the sign of balance, so ask this new moon to help you create a more even-keeled, supportive daily schedule that allows you to be productive and not get burned out.
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Their mother, Shahnaz, who cooked falafel and kibbeh - a Middle Eastern speciality made of ground meat, onions and bulgur wheat - said she was proud the family had shown locals refugees could be productive.
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The people locked up also tend to be fairly young, which robs communities — particularly black neighborhoods — of people who could grow up to be productive citizens instead of serving out disproportionately harsh sentences.
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Recent installations… which exciting because it protects the water resources on reservoirs and at the same time, you get production off of that land, that surface area that would otherwise not be productive.
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But the heavy odds are that he'll start right away and he has enough weapons in the passing game — including security blanket David Johnson out of the backfield — to be productive early on.
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Just as other civil rights movements in American history have shown, the inclusion and empowerment of all who wish to be productive members of society make the country stronger and benefit us all.
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An escape to Margaritaville may not be productive labor, like filling out a spreadsheet, but it may be reproductive, encouraging vacationers to let go of a little misery and recharge for the following Monday.
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With the tool handy, you'll be able to help your team stay on track and be productive, as well as use its advanced analytics functions to best understand your business's needs and important decisions.
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"This is a deeply ingrained western view of property that for land to have any value, it must be productive," said Webb who took up her five-year appointment heading the Tribunal in 2013.
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For example, male employees stated how they were sexually aroused by female employees and how it was hard to concentrate and be productive when all they could think about was having sex with them.
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"Quite frankly, we think that that's a very positive trend because it allows for very great efficiency on the part of our customers and that efficiency allows them to be productive," the chairman said.
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Team: New England Patriots2018 stats: 74 catches, 850 yards, 6 touchdownsConsensus rank: 43rdAverage draft position: 43rdWhy he's a risk: Edelman could be productive this season, but his current ADP might be a little high.
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I didn't improve them much, but I learned a hell of a lot about how to adjust in a new environment, how to be productive in a new culture, and I learned about coaching.
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But this universe I feel I'm trying to put together note by note is built on things I feel are productive for me, and could be productive for other people if they want them.
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Sudanese refugees have not been identified in any terrorist attacks of which I am aware, and as always the vast majority would be productive members of society even if one person was a terrorist.
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In addition to seeking counseling for addiction, having a full diagnostic hearing exam is imperative for this population as well to give them tools to help rebuild their lives and be productive strong individuals.
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"We think that people should be able to drive so that they can be productive members of the community, as well as being properly licensed and insured," said Nancy Seligson, the Mamaroneck town supervisor.
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If Mr. Kristof wants to be productive, he can use his column to help push a policy environment that can speed the pace of these innovations to end this tragedy once and for all.
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For all of the liberal media's mockery of Trump, he's right that dialogue with Moscow is essential, although dialogue with Moscow will be productive only if we talk about the tough issues we disagree on.
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What I have learned are things like: I can't be productive and country-hopping every week, I need a lot of sunshine every day, and walking a few miles a day makes me feel sane.
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"Just be on the road and know that you're moving forward because you never know what's going to happen, so you have to keep your eyes open and be productive and be proactive," she said.
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Once you know what to focus on to be productive, you need to start saying "No" to things that aren't on your important list, and that are standing in the way of the perfect day.
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Olivier Hanotte, a scientist with ILRI in Addis Ababa, said crossbreeding Vanmechelen's highly diverse birds with local varieties could result in a breed that is healthier and more resilient - but they must also be productive.
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Not only is it spacious without feeling cavernous, but it also features a great food and drink selection, clean and well-stocked shower suites, and work areas where you can set up and be productive.
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The Patriots' disciplined approach does not lead to a lot of mistakes, so for Los Angeles to be productive on offense, its success will probably have to come in large part from the running game.
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Tucek recalled that the dealer pushed back from his desk, reclined in his chair, and told the artist that she would be so busy "with that," it wouldn't be productive enough to continue the relationship.
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I would ask President Obama to sign each of the clemency petitions for nonviolent inmates, and let them go home to their families, so they can be productive and change themselves from the outside in.
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Christine Chung, Yani Rosenthal's lawyer, in a letter on Monday said that while OFAC's conduct had "deeply and unfairly prejudiced" her client, pursuing the motion to dismiss the case would not be productive given recent developments.
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"It has a much higher ratio of educated women, but due to lack of a safe transport system, their mobility is greatly compromised and their full potential to be productive citizens gets somewhat lost," said Zahid.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said it hoped forthcoming talks in Moscow with U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson would be productive, but said it was extremely worried the United States might decide to unilaterally attack North Korea.
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These social pioneers are active in three periods of life: Now in their 60s, these social pioneers are re-imagining the rest of their lives and they are looking for ways to be productive for longer.
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"We are hopeful coming out of the G20 summit that we are on a path to finding a trade agreement with China that's going to be productive," Muilenburg said in an interview with CNBC on Thursday.
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Bianca Clark is the executive director of Prison Lives, a non-profit organization established to educate and enable prisoners to be productive individuals while incarcerated for a positive existence both inside and outside of prison life.
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I like drinking for recreational and business purposes, and HangOn let me enjoy the best of both worlds: the pleasure of drinking, and the clear head and energy to be productive at work the next day.
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Until educators are given training that offers meaningful intervention, which includes safe, physical alternatives to use before restraint or seclusion, our classrooms will not be productive educational environments for any child, not just children with disabilities.
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Like many people, I had once measured my worth by my capacity to produce things and experiences: to be productive at work, share responsibilities at home, "show up" equally in my friendships and rack up achievements.
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And while from a distance they look similar (I'm sure they both vote for Democrats in general elections, say), there's a big issue on which they part ways where collaboration could be productive: artificial intelligence safety.
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Schiff later said on ABC that the committee will "make that decision down the road" on whether it would be "productive" to bring in Giuliani, a Trump loyalist who is notoriously combative in cable news interviews.
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"I was like, I could either wallow in pain or try to be productive in the best way that I could by spreading the word ... so other people can take the steps I hadn't taken," said Murphy.
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But it can also be productive -- regime change stabilized Europe and East Asia after World War II, helped democratize Eastern Europe and Latin America after the Cold War, and enabled counterterrorism successes in Afghanistan after 9/11.
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Normally, appointing a commission to study something is a way of avoiding the issue—but in the case of reparations, many supporters really don't know what form they'd take, so in this case, study could be productive.
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By caring for family members who perform waged labor, they sustain and help reproduce the work force; giving birth to and raising children to be productive members of society increases gross domestic product in direct, measurable ways.
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If your boss is out on the floor with you but doesn't say hello or, worse, circles the room to micromanage the team constantly, then I don't feel they're trusting the team to be productive at all.
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It seems to me that no amount of talk about moonshots will be productive until a much larger proportion of patients enlist in clinical trials, as is the norm in an area known for research breakthroughs: pediatrics.
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Trump said the meeting with Xi at the June 28-29 summit in Japan could be productive as the trade dispute between Washington and Beijing escalated after failing to reach agreement during high-level talks last week.
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Rice also called on negotiators to "get the backing from the president and from the White House" in order for deliberations with the Taliban to be productive for the U.S. and for allies in the Afghan government.
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"There is no way people can be productive members of society and take care of their families if health care is a privilege and not a right," says state Assembly member Michael Sprinkle, who introduced the measure.
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Speaking at a news conference in Washington with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Trump, who has raised expectations that his own planned meeting with Kim in coming weeks will deliver tangible results, expressed hope it would be productive.
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In Liberia, myths and misconceptions about the causes of mental illnesses, the validity of evidence-based treatment, and the ability of people with these illnesses to be productive and engaged citizens exacerbate the suffering and exclusion in society.
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"For example, male employees stated how they were sexually aroused by female employees and how it was hard to concentrate and be productive when all they could think about was having sex with them," the court document states.
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During a three-day hacking challenge at the security conference DEF CON this year, hackers were able to breach all of the approximately 30 voting machines on display—a sign that the bug bounty program would be productive.
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Bianca Clark is the director of Prison Lives, a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization established to educate and enable prisoners to be productive individuals while incarcerated for a positive existence both inside and outside of prison life.
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The move seeks to balance between President Donald Trump's aggressive push for border security and reticence by moderates in Washington to commit to an expensive show of force that experts at the border question will actually be productive.
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Nearly every highly successful person, from Indra Nooyi to Richard Branson, tends to wake up at around 5 AM. Aside from giving you more time to be productive, waking up earlier helps you in variety of other ways.
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"McConnell has always focused on having the Senate be productive and for it not to get bogged down into a never ending gripe-fest between senators," said Josh Holmes, a GOP strategist and former senior aide to McConnell.
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Children who receive integrated interventions grow up to be adults who are more likely to be productive participants in the workforce, who stay healthier than their counterparts who don't receive integrated interventions, and ultimately use fewer governmental resources.
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Some of Trump's advisers have warned him that it would not be productive for the White House to intervene in Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou's case after Trump suggested he might during a Reuters interview on Tuesday.
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Some of Trump's advisers have warned him that it would not be productive for the White House to intervene in Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou's case after Trump suggested he might during a Reuters interview on Tuesday.
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Dr. Steen's modest lab, a few blocks from a brewery and a mile or so from the university where he studied, has lots of sensors and programs measuring and predicting which yeast strains will be productive and robust.
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It's especially important to include these products in a holiday aimed at back-to-school buying, Weiss-Wolf said, since "they're what people need to be productive and present in school," just as much as notebooks or pencils.
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" Related: Gabrielle Union's 'America's Got Talent' exit sparks NBC investigation The actress tweeted she had "a lengthy 5-hour, and what I thought to be, productive meeting yesterday," adding, "I was able to, again, express my unfiltered truth.
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If you can achieve balance in your bank account, feel confident about your abilities, and partner with people who are supportive of you now, the Mars retrograde this spring will be productive and way less of a pain!
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" Ultimately, she says, "I want to ensure that every child has the experience of a loving long-term relationship, a connection that sets them up to be successful and the intimacy they need to be productive members of society.
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Using computer models, historical climate records and terrestrial data, the team said 33,700 hectares of land in Britain could be productive for wine-making as weather gets hotter, according to a study in the Journal of Land Use Science.
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RescueTime works across all your devices (except iPhones) to measure how long you're spending on each website and in each app, showing you where you can be productive and just how much of a time sink Reddit has become.
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Unfortunately I think to have that conversation with him right now would not be productive and a total distraction from the point of the convo which is to eradicate the stigma of mental health especially in the black community.
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Many shows finish their stories in episodes or arcs by rewriting the rules of some professions, and they don't do this to be productive and criticize the shortcomings and discrimination in the field, but just to wrap things up.
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"We are encountering both support and opposition, but we are focused on reaching a conclusive agreement with the Ad Hoc Group and those discussions continue to be productive," Brough said during a conference call with analysts late on Wednesday.
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Bianca Clark is the executive director of Prison Lives, a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization established to educate and enable prisoners to be productive individuals while incarcerated for a positive existence both inside and outside of prison life.
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While Urias had a difficult night, Utley, who returned to Citi Field for the first time since last year's N.L.C.S., was the lone Dodger to be productive against Jacob deGrom, who struck out seven in seven innings of work.
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Bianca Clark is the executive director at Prison Lives, a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization established to educate and enable prisoners to be productive individuals while incarcerated for a positive existence both inside and outside of prison life.
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"I think it tells you a lot about the young man, to be able to say, 'Hey, you're playing first base,' when he had never done it before, and to continue to be productive at the plate," Girardi said.
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Ninety-five percent of all incarcerated individuals eventually will re-enter society, and it's up to elected leaders to ensure that corrections the people behind bars have the resources they need to be productive citizens and avoid future pitfalls.
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The Mariel boatlift was, among other things, a "homophobic purge," said Dr. Capó Jr. "Fidel Castro claimed that those who wanted to leave were the dregs of society who could never be productive to the Cuban revolution," he added.
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You might even try camping out in an empty conference room for a few hours, or book it for most of the day to give yourself — and maybe a few of your colleagues — a quiet place to be productive.
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Unlike a startup, TechCrunch has been here for years and has a strong brand name in the startup community, millions of passionate readers, a successful advertising and events business, and an editorial org that knows how to be productive.
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You can't not be productive when you're using an Apple Pencil: Though it does cost an extra $21, its advanced artistic abilities for freehand drawing and shading, note taking, photo editing, or sculpting in augmented reality are definitely worth the money.
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But there&aposs really kind of an emphasis on being the complete player because there&aposs not a whole lot of tight ends that can run routes the way he runs and be productive blocking at the line of scrimmage.
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"I'm giving them this sort of lifestyle where their work week is better than most people's vacation week, but the ask is, 'You need to figure out how to be productive,'" said Stephan Aarstol, founder and CEO of Tower Paddle Boards.
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Step Two: Wake Up Early (& Be Productive) It's hard to separate Martha the person from Martha the persona, but I did rely on a number of interviews she has given to figure out what she does in her own life.
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"If President Xi comes in and he's unequivocal and says the U.S. can't take any action on Huawei, I don't think that's going to be productive," said Willems, referring to Beijing demands that any trade deal include relief for Huawei.
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It could use your location, calendar and AR overlays to guide you around a city from meeting to meeting, ensuring that you get to the right place at the right time and with the information you need to be productive.
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While he noted that geopolitical rivalries can be productive — think of the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union — he said it is more likely that "limits to flows of people, technology and ideas" hold back global productivity.
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An EU official close to the matter said the "softer Brexit" talk could be "productive" and help progress in the first months, where the British attitude to discussing the financial settlement "will be the first serious test of the negotiations".
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Whereas, "individuals that think having a job in cannabis means that they don&apost have to be productive, that they can show late for work, that it&aposll be an easy job" are likely interested for the wrong reasons, Lee said.
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Working from home may sound relaxing, but the "working" part of that phrase underscores the expectations that accompany it: being available to check and respond to email, hop on a conference call and generally be productive, even if you feel lousy.
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"One thing I learned pretty early on is that it's really hard to travel and be productive," notes Erica Blair, a 30-year-old marketing consultant who currently calls Chiang Mai, Thailand, home and has been location independent for the last eight years.
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"Unfortunately I think to have that conversation with him right now would not be productive and a total distraction from the point of the convo which is to eradicate the stigma of mental health especially in the black community," Charlamagne, 40, added.
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It is our responsibility as emergency managers and disaster professionals to preserve the opportunity that children's lives represent, so they can be productive members of the workforce, civically engaged and looking out for those in need when their time to lead comes.
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We'll take some time off and put on a play; we'll solder some circuits for fun and come up with something new; we'll be productive in that essentially human way that you can't always be when you're not the wealthiest person on Earth.
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" From retaliating with higher tariffs on Chinese imported goods on Friday to asserting on Monday there would be productive, "calm" trade talks with Beijing, Trump drove financial markets down and back up, and was described by some financial analysts as "a nuisance.
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The use of a Raspberry Pi Zero W is one of the many challenges that make it hard to actually be productive with this tiny computer, as it runs on a single-core, 1GHz processor with just a half-gigabyte of RAM.
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Danielle Sanchez-Witzel, the showrunner on ''The Carmichael Show,'' said that such emotions can be productive: ''Jerrod likes to make people uncomfortable not for the sake of making them uncomfortable, but to shake them out of their regular way of seeing the world.
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Especially if you went to a small liberal arts school, where everyone's an "artist" and your only job is to be productive artistically, to then start very low on the ladder when you join the real word is a bit of a shock.
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"I kept seeing people on social media saying that this time of social distancing/quarantining would be a 'perfect' time to be 'productive' like finish writing a novel, start to read a 1,000-page book, get fit, etc," Lee explained over email.
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As Todd Tucker, a trade expert at the left-leaning Roosevelt Institute, argues, the move could be productive if it was actually a bargaining chip for something bigger: negotiations with the global community over how to deal with China's cheating on steel production.
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"Tackling those problems before they become too big and threaten the overall partnership" is extremely important, Mark tells CNBC Make It. While working with a sibling or anyone with whom you have an emotional bond can be challenging, it can also be productive, says Mark.
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In an interview with The New York Times, Corcoran explains how it was her mother, a working-class homemaker who raised 10 children in a two-bedroom house in New Jersey, who gave her the tools to be productive and focused throughout her career.
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More than three-quarters of parents surveyed in my home state of Tennessee cited their ability to be productive at work knowing their kids are engaged in hands-on learning in a safe environment as reason for giving the 28503st CCLC a thumbs up.
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I listened to your housekeeping episode the other day, so I think I have some sense, Sam, of where you are coming into this, and I want to give you a sense of where I am in the hopes that it will be productive.
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August wraps up with Mars ending its retrograde on August 27, finishing our summer of heavy retrograde energy and finding you moving forward with lessons you've learned about what you need to be productive at work and what you need to keep partnerships strong.
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The sun connects with Pluto and squares off with Jupiter on March 13, which will be productive and busy—lots of communication is in the air and you're sorting out which responsibilities are the most important, especially with this Mercury retrograde messing with your schedule.
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With the amount of time needed to pass a bill through Congress and construct a museum, once the paint dries and the doors of a brand-new museum open, will our museums only reflect dated academic and political approaches that may no longer be productive?
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You may know me as someone who believes if you want to be productive, you have to get eight hours of sleep every week, but in my spare time I talk tech and you're listening to Recode Decode from the Vox Media Podcast Network.
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My dad's death made me realize that in terms of work, a lot of the heavy load I was taking on came with a subconscious intent to get his attention, so when he died, my need to be productive also died a little, too.
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Plenty of video is replayed and analyzed and picked apart frame by frame in a professional continuing education setting; the experienced 20/20 hindsight analysis by fellow professionals will be productive and contribute to the cognitive process that has to happen in a life-or-death situation.
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It's also difficult for new players to enter this space because of the time required to not only create the underlying rendering engine but also the comprehensive tool chain that empowers non-engineering members of a team, such as artists and game designers, to be productive.
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They said that the relationship with North Korea continued to be productive, that Mr Kim had promised to stick to his moratorium on tests of nuclear devices and missiles and that they were hoping to make headway on an agreement in the weeks and months ahead.
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"I think you can see all of us, no matter whether we agree with the president's strategy or disagree with it, are hopeful that these talks will be productive and that we can back away from this war that's hurting both of our economies," Kirk said.
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The results are also encouraging, Dabiri said, because they show that potential wind farms previously thought to be of only marginal quality — and thus not worth the investment — could indeed be productive wind farms since global stilling isn't a phenomenon that will worsen or persist indefinitely.
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Rooney has appeared determined in his early days with the club to make clear that he wants his final years on the field to be productive ones, to show that he is not winding down his career in the United States (merely) for a personal valedictory.
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"Say something like, 'You might not be aware, but when you called, I was at my son's game and I want to figure out how I can be productive and meet your expectations but also protect my personal time with my kids and spouse," said Robinson.
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In Britain, workers spend an hour on average getting to and from their jobs — more in and around London — but not everyone is able to be productive in a busy rail car, where the temptation of games like Candy Crush and video streaming may be too strong.
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But while more technologies like Zoom and Slack allow employees to be productive at home, not all companies have adopted these technologies, can equip their employees with the computer equipment necessary to work from home, or know how to effectively integrate teleworking technology into their workflow.
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Instead of finding faults with the more frivolous forms of self-care, and their pollution of the more "serious" self-care, maybe we should instead feel indignant about how every little moment in our lives needs to be productive and meaningful and presented to the world as such.
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The recent uptick in interest from the United States, wondering how to save the Amazon—one writer even posited the increased likelihood "of serious confrontations and possibly serious conflict" with other countries if Brazil cannot or will not stem the tide of devastation—are unlikely to be productive.
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Samsung Fast Charge Dual-Port Car Charger, $13.05, available at AmazonAnyone who's spending a lot of time in their car, whether stuck in a daily commute or taking a cross-country road trip, might as well be productive during that time by keeping a car charger on hand.
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It is a good thing that Trump is willing to talk to Kim, but unhurried working-level diplomacy which is not artificially constrained by deadlines from Pyongyang or an uncompromising push for full denuclearization from Washington is more likely to be productive than the drama of another summit.
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But it's not clear what approach would be productive: Bolsonaro has long questioned the need for the state to protect indigenous lands, and sees the Amazon as a source of Brazilian wealth threatened by international preservation initiatives: "where there is native land, there is wealth underneath it," he said in 2017.
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Still, new Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) has laid out an aggressive agenda for the year, raising hopes that the first half of 2202 could be productive.
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You get shorter check-in and security lines, a lounge with free fast internet so you can actually be productive while waiting for your flight, and special announcements that tell you precisely when you should stop working and go to your plane so you can then walk right on it.
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With these changes it feels as though Apple has stopped trying to convince its iPad users (or potential iPad customers) that they should just figure out how to be productive despite mobile limitations, and has acknowledged that some people might actually like to be able to manipulate apps and files on mobile.
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I think that one of the reasons can be productive tension, which comes to mind looking at Suga's "Diagonal Phase" (1969/2012) where one long column of wood is balanced against one large rectangle of wood so that seen in profile together they form the body of an "A" without the bridge between.
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"Honestly not everything will be solved in one day - but (it would be) productive ... to resume the talks with a much more in-depth address on the issue of political transition," he said ahead of the planned meeting in Moscow between U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov.
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That's why imposing a bowl ban or some sort of scholarship reduction, like what the NCAA imposed on Penn State after its own see-no-evil scandal, would not be productive—those penalties disproportionately hurt the football players, when the institution and the culture of the football program were really to blame.
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A list of productive players deemed "too short" in the draft would stretch into the ether, but the point holds: guys who were productive against good competition at lower levels tend to be productive when they reach the NBA, even if they seem to lack ideal physical attributes for the NBA. 10.
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How To Work From Home — And Be Productive Suddenly, social media has become a hotbed of tips and thoughts: Popular advice includes: • Making sure you set firm work hours — it can be easy to slack off in the privacy of your own room or lose track of time and work too long.
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"The processes were pretty transparent, sometimes I think too transparent to be productive," said the European Council's president, Donald Tusk, whose job is also up for grabs and is effectively to convene meetings of the bloc's leaders, set their agenda and try to hammer out compromises on the issues of the day.
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In a segment on office supplies, Matt Granite, also known as The Deal Guy, notes it's "really weird" that people would get up from their desks to buy stuff in stores to make them more productive when the time it takes to do that only cuts into your time to be productive.
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There's certainly no shortage of wands, joysticks, and controllers that can be used with VR and MR headsets, but Wacom has done a solid job at making a stylus-driven two-dimensional tablet—which countless designers and artists are already intimately familiar with—feel like a comfortable way to work and be productive in 503D.
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When I first made the acquaintance of the developing world, as a backpacking law student in the 1980s, sometimes riding on tops of trains or buses and writing articles to pay my expenses, the most gut-wrenching aspect of poverty I encountered was ubiquitous blind beggars, robbed of dignity and any chance to be productive.
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It was "Three Tall Women" in the early 1990s that returned Mr. Albee to prominence, and for the next 20 years he continued to be productive, turning out provocative work, including "The Goat" and "The Play About the Baby," and witnessing (or directing himself) revivals of earlier plays on Broadway and in regional theaters.
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"Some of these people are both defendants and victims who we were able to take out of a lifetime of criminal activity to be productive members of the community… If funding continues to be pulled from the state and county courts, we'll have no choice but to shift funds away from discretionary to mandatory programs," Eckhardt continued.
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Had we won the election I would have been so happy if a bunch of my team ended up in the US Digital Service or different parts of the government, but in the end, these 80 people, we all wanted to find ways to be productive, so there was a lot of that, and then there was time-off.
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This is part of my book—we don't just feel sick in our bodies, but we also feel guilty for feeling sick in our bodies, especially in a world that says our bodies are supposed to work really well, and that we're supposed to get up and be productive and look great and be fit and have great orgasms.
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Southwest Division The Pelicans have been criticized for not finding a way to make things work with DeMarcus Cousins, but the team saw how well Anthony Davis and Nikola Mirotic played off each other and decided that a huge commitment to Cousins, with no guarantee that he can be productive on a repaired Achilles' tendon, just wasn't worth it.
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"We'll protect our nation's interests but there are places that our two countries can find where we can be cooperative, we can be productive, we can be accumulative, we can work together to make our two peoples more, and frankly the world, more successful too," Pompeo said in brief remarks prior to his meeting with Putin in the resort town of Sochi.
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You'll never get that same drive and spirit than the beginning when you have nothing and you know you have a good idea," the entrepreneur tells CNBC Make It. "Just be on the road and know that you're moving forward because you never know what's going to happen, so you have to keep your eyes open and be productive and be proactive.
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Altogether, the nation's workforce shows up to the office six days a year hungover, and when they do, they only spend about five hours on their assigned tasks (which seems surprisingly high, if you've ever tried to be productive while in such a state.) So what do these hungover staff members do at work if they aren't actually doing any of the things they're paid to do?
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"The situation was far too fluid and unknown in the immediate hours after these killings for it to be productive to have the mayor himself on-site," Mr. Phillips said, adding that as the mayor's spokesman he released City Hall's initial response to the shootings on Saturday night, in an emailed statement to reporters saying that Mr. de Blasio was monitoring the police investigation.
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Selina, which operates a network of 22.5,22.8 beds out of boutique hostel-style operations in some 603 countries, has raised $260 million in funding — money that it plans to to use to expand its footprint to 225,235 beds across 400 properties by 2023, capitalising on the surge in remote working and the more holistic approach taken by digital nomads, who seek out places where they can take a bite or two out of life but still be productive at the same time.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said even though they didn't meet, she talked to U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 85033K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE over the weekend and that that talks continue to be productive between the two major trading partners.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said even though they didn't meet, she talked to U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE over the weekend and that that talks continue to be productive between the two major trading partners.
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By shifting our federal prisons from merely warehousing prisoners to preparing them to be productive, law-abiding Americans when they are released, the First Step Act received widespread bipartisan support with lopsided votes in Congress (87-12 in the Senate, and 358-2023 in the House) and the enthusiastic support of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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