This isn't about being aware of your shortcomings — it's about being aware of your true potential.
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Therefore, not being aware of these videos — or being aware and moving along with a moment of praise — is irresponsible.
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Being aware of this mindset opens the door for changes.
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Firstly, just not being aware that it is an issue.
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"So it's really about searching or looking and being aware."
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They can start by being aware of the ludic fallacy.
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Simply being aware of the need is a good start.
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Protecting yourself comes down to being aware of security threats.
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The first step is being aware of it and switching that.
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Being aware is probably a first step out of the cycle.
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It's something we all do without even being aware of it.
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While dreaming is important, being aware of reality is also crucial.
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Being aware will help you obtain information critical to your success.
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It's this way of being aware of what their angle is.
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Of course we have discussions about being aware of environmental issues.
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And I didn't imagine I would stop being aware of them.
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People not being aware of the space that they're taking up.
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This process happened without the user ever being aware of it.
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Sometimes, simply being aware of these issues can save a marriage.
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Level 2: being aware that specific diseases are caused by smoking.
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Being aware is a precondition to being able to exercise your rights.
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Far from not being aware of history, I would argue the opposite.
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But it's just like, five minutes, and it's all about being aware.
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And being aware of those conversations that people aren't being part of.
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Being aware of the former is a way to share the latter.
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Without even being aware of it, I'd started memorizing everything about him.
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It wasn't as if being aware of Paul's had ever helped much.
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As readers, it is also worth being aware of our own biases.
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And I didn't imagine that I would stop being aware of them.
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"The issue of being aware of your surroundings and being aware of what you're walking into is an important aspect of campaigning," said Melissa Mark-Viverito, the former City Council speaker who was in Miami for the Democratic debates.
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Being aware of actions that work each day helps me reinforce good habits.
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"I need to do a better job of being aware," Antetokounmpo said afterward.
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And being aware enough to check in and say, 'How are you doing?
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Which means it could be gathering very sensitive data without users being aware.
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A lot of people are publishing without maybe quite being aware of that.
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Our smartphones are affecting our brains without us even being aware of it.
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Being aware that people are watching — I try not to think about it.
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Without me even being aware of it, it took all the pain away.
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To draw his body from under mine without my being aware of it?
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When was the first moment that you remember being aware of your race?
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But Eggo added the importance of being aware of all potential areas of vulnerability.
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But being aware of them can mean you're able to find paths around them.
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The last two cons are a bit nit-picky but worth being aware of.
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Yet despite being aware of this, 41% haven't done anything to improve their situation.
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No. 2 is being aware that that has been happening and now super aware.
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Being aware is the best way to ensure safety during earthquakes in different countries.
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It's about being aware of those biases, and how you create objectivity for yourself.
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"It's being aware of what of the nonfinancial will eventually drive financials," she said.
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Of course, Trump previous has denied being aware of it, personally and through surrogates.
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Many leaders usefear-based measuresto control others without being aware of what they're doing.
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But it had been gestating without me being aware of it in many ways.
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The first time I remember being aware of my race was the 225rst grade.
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It can happen almost without our being aware of it, almost without our consent.
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Despite being aware of the misuse since 2015, Facebook did not alert its users.
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It's about where your focus is, being aware and present in a certain way.
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But just being aware of a fact does not make it automatically sink in.
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He pushed upon me the importance of being educated and being aware locally and nationally.
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We cannot listen to a conversation for five minutes without being aware of the confusion.
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Being aware, and acknowledging the people around you in public binds us together as communities.
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And in being aware, like they were perhaps co-opting it into officially endorsed canon?
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Simply being aware of the challenges you face is a big part of the battle.
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And self-awareness — being aware of that and admitting it and kind of loving it.
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Just being aware of the scale of the task can make investors change their behaviour.
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My parents were very conscientious, good people, in terms of being aware and helping others.
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I don't mean grilling those people; I mean being aware of the world around you.
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Being aware of the role you play within a company is crucial to your success.
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Even her infants register as separate creatures, though years short of being aware of it.
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For me, that means being aware of my intentions at that moment, excising the need.
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So can being aware of tides, water depth, potential underwater hazards, currents, waves and weather.
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Being aware of what trying to survive all the time does to my reality sucks.
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Situational awareness means being aware of our surroundings, ever vigilant to threats that may arise.
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Or being aware of which Facebook groups are most active in your area of coverage.
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It's like suddenly being aware of how big the universe might actually be and shuddering.
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Advertising basically is applied psychology — the ability to influence people without their being aware of it.
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Indeed, Hironaka doesn't remember ever being aware of his would-be pupil's lack of formal training.
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Lyon is accused of being aware that the Flint River had higher than acceptable lead levels.
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BUT BEING AWARE OF IT IS DIFFERENT FROM SAYING, THEREFORE, THE ANSWER IS TO RAISE RATES.
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Still, if just "being aware of your breasts" feels like kind of vague advice, that's understandable.
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Updating and being aware of threats is important, but so too is keeping a healthy perspective.
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Teaching people a different mindset around that and being aware of your thinking style is key.
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Experts suggest one may be as simple as being aware of exactly how much you sit.
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As Lerer states, 'being aware of it is how you do not fall victim to it.
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It's impossible to be involved in media without being aware of competition from Facebook and Google.
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"This generation has grown up recycling, with solar, and being aware of consumption," Mr. Wills said.
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But realizing this promise requires being aware of the potential for bias and guarding against it.
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Decision makers will prioritize public health concerns, while being aware of larger societal and economic concerns.
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But of course that requires the consumer being aware of the issue in the first place.
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It's this idea of us being aware, proprioceptively aware, but also being dynamic in that awareness.
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"Being aware of the relationship — length, formality, professional, familial, romantic, whatever — is key," Mr. Shipley said.
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Many Republican Party elected officials gave the impression of being aware that this stuff was bad.
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Hence, email contacts were still being uploaded to the site without users being aware of that fact.
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Being aware of all these movies, how do you feel about where horror cinema is right now?
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Most of them are keeping a wary eye out of the tents, being aware of their surroundings.
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Being aware of that, I jumble up my speech a little bit when I am back home.
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But hopefully, being aware that they exist and can shape decision-making can help us avoid them.
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Being aware of it in everyday life puts you at such a … you're at such an advantage.
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A lot of that is just being aware of your body, of your mind, of your surroundings.
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Being aware of your surroundings and knowing the signs of alcohol tampering can help keep you safe.
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It needs to be a broader conversation about being aware of what is normal for your body.
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Being aware of the big picture now could help you save big now — as well as later.
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Just being aware of his condition and what it entails has helped Reynard better manage his sexsomnia.
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"We're still having problems with people being aware of the assault weapons law from 1989," Combs added.
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But unlike coughing and hand-shaking, people frequently touch their faces without being aware of doing so.
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But I left out a key piece of giving effective feedback: being aware of our unconscious biases.
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But being aware of the obstacles in your way is the only path to getting around them.
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But the report said that no one at the agency admitted being aware of the approaching rollover.
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H. R. McMaster, and his chief of staff, John Kelly, being aware of what is taking place.
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The guilt of not being aware of his inner struggle and my failure to intervene crushed me.
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Most frustrating of all: We change these details and reconstruct reality without being aware we're doing it.
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Pouring is time-based, being aware of when the surface is going to dry or close down.
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But just being aware of the pink tax can help women be savvy consumers and avoid being overcharged.
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Just being aware of the need to pay as you go will put you ahead of the game!
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There is a beauty to the escapism of what pop music gives people and being aware of that.
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Being aware of this is a good start, and the conversation around how to handle it is ongoing.
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I mean, they are just unbelievable in terms of being aware and protecting him," Sanders said on "Wolf.
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Being aware is really just about knowing how you feel, knowing where you are in a particular moment.
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Can you find a balance between being chill and present and being aware of life's shadows and depths?
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We too, by resolving the problems in the church but by being aware, will help to resolve it.
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They are slowly becoming our personal assistants—making choices for us without us really being aware of it.
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" What that meant, in Mr. Strine's words, was being aware of the importance of a company's "secret sauce.
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While being aware of the world around you, be vigilant about your safety and the safety of others.
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In the current political climate, being aware of the full weight of time is practically a civic duty.
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Postpartum depression and anxiety are very common, and being aware of the warning signs can alleviate needless suffering.
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It is being aware that there are these incredibly painful, morally complex, but often also medically complex situations.
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Pinkett Smith also recalled being aware her daughter was exposed to "hardcore porn" on the app around that time.
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According to Ally Bank, simply being aware of your spending habits can save you up to $2401 per month.
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But being aware of it, sharing it, talking about it, this is where I hope that the healing happens.
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And when you talk to your children about being aware of their surroundings, don't forget to discuss private property.
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Even without being aware of his ethnic identity, the political commentary underpinning the songs made an impression on him.
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There's a difference between looking at something and being aware of something, and allowing it to consume your existence.
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Why it matters: Trump has denied having, or being aware of, any contact with the Russians during the campaign.
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These days, it's about being genre-aware, being aware of those things that can keep audiences on their toes.
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It's about giving and receiving to the tattoo community and being aware and proud of his own personal history.
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Fighting these pervasive, subconscious prejudices requires not only being aware of them, but also changing the archetypes of power.
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"Part of being safe on the road is always keeping your distance and being aware," Ms. Moses' daughter said.
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Mr. Meyer said he had only a vague recollection of being aware of these issues, according to the report.
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Being aware of the ugly side of manufacturing helps us differentiate between what we want and what we need.
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As Iranian Americans, being aware of U.S. foreign policy is often a matter of survival, particularly for our families.
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Kavanaugh has denied sexually assaulting anyone, at any time, or being aware of gang rapes as alleged by Avenatti.
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Instead, Nordgren recommends simply being aware of one's perceived warmth and taking steps to manage that perception whenever possible.
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In light of these findings, the researchers note that being aware of your own biases can help diminish their affects.
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"Activists not being aware of ['Not My President's'] origin should be an indication of how irrelevant it is," she said.
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Being aware of your gut's baseline and making sure your doc knows, t0o, will help you recognize when something's off.
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It's a question of consciousness: Life is one thing, but sentience — the state of being aware and thoughtful — is another.
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A huge piece of coping and managing anxiety and depression is living in the moment and being aware of that.
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Ideas have been planted in your head without your even being aware of it, as if while you were sleeping.
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Being aware of the situation allows them to understand that certain work obligations are just a part of our lives.
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The lawsuit claims the company targeted minority women and children despite being aware of the risk of asbestos in talc.
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The lawsuit claims the company targeted minority women and children despite being aware of the risk of asbestos in talc.
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It's impossible for any Beltway careerist to enter into a conversation with Halperin without being aware of this bare fact.
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The MHA said Huang's wife, Shirley Yang Xiuping, would also be expelled for being aware of her husband's alleged actions.
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That's the cost of being alive and being aware — knowing things must be better, and knowing you will always fall short.
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But focusing on low-mercury fish, being aware of mercury poisoning symptoms, and striving for balance can greatly lower the risk.
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Just being aware of this can motivate women to do so much more and chase their dreams, just as I did.
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I grew up being aware of Trump — not as a cartoon character but as a boss, an ego, a money monster.
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In fact, being aware of your gastrointestinal issues is important to your health long-term, so it's important to speak up.
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Topics concerning the inner cities, the problems, the solutions, and furthermore embracing the youth, both being aware that mentoring saves lives.
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Constantly being aware of where the power puncher's hands were, Magny gave Lombard little chance to let loose with his blows.
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But being aware of your debt doesn't make it go away — it just makes you feel awful about your entire life.
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Knowledge is power, and being aware of the existence of these apps and the purpose they serve can only be beneficial.
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In fact, without my being aware of it, she was seen by most people as the main person in his life.
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If one of those contacts gets the virus, he or she could start a new conflagration without health officials being aware.
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"Subliminal" describes something that operates below the threshold of consciousness — something that affects one's mind without one being aware of it.
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For the casual news reader looking to improve their media consumption, he suggests being aware that your opinion can be manipulated.
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Former ministers clamored to avoid blame for approving the program or being aware of it, and CSIS halted its metadata analysis.
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Perhaps the biggest challenge, says Michael Slackman, our International editor, is being aware of implicit bias, our unconscious attitudes and beliefs.
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That means being aware of the texture, the smell, the taste, the culture out of which the work of art came.
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Despite being aware of these test results for a year, the patient continually missed appointments for treatment intended to prevent cancer.
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The pope has been criticized for elevating Father Barros to bishop in 2015 despite being aware of the allegations against him.
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That includes being aware of hormonal changes throughout the month, and how one's energy might ebb and flow at different points.
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OVO, despite being aware of these issues, did not self-report the majority of them back to the regulator, Ofgem said.
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This can be more difficult than it sounds, but simply being aware of yourself is all it takes for this step.
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"We penalize people for not being aware right off the mark what they're suited for," he says, "and that's a mistake."
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One of the most common errors is not being aware of your own limits, he told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Thursday.
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Again, the solution is simply to understand your personal communication style while still being aware of how others may perceive it.
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"People should understand that sex is a different experience for everyone, and that being aware of your body is important," she says.
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Being aware of our mortality is both a human affliction as well as a defining and beautiful element of life on Earth.
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These are idiot boys and girls having too much to drink and not being aware of their surroundings and having clouded judgement.
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The key is to focus on being aware of the smaller things in life that you would miss if you were gone.
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Cost: $27Length: 215 hours / 21 lectures Part of being a great leader is being aware of the emotions in play around you.
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"We are now in an era when you can't just go about your business without being aware of your surroundings," Narayan said.
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I suppose being aware is the first step, so I can consciously go into the game on Friday with a clear head.
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"Just being aware of it," he said while seated behind a table with microphones and recording devices arrayed in front of him.
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Through the affordances of terrain, we are alleviated of the burden of originality without always being aware that we are being unoriginal.
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"I don't ever remember not being aware of the show," Ms. Rose recalled over a recent lunch at a Union Square hotel.
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The network recently signed a new contract with O'Reilly, despite being aware of the allegations against him, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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You may believe, without even being aware of it, that the path to success has only one track or one satisfactory result.
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All that screen staring messes with our sleep and vision, and most critically, keeps us from being aware of those around us.
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Dean describes the hallmarks of addiction as not being in control and not being aware of time/energy spent on the behavior.
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During the segment, Jones repeatedly denied being being aware of the images and tried repeatedly to link pedophilia and child abuse to Democrats.
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He's another reminder that being aware of the ways humans fail and hurt each other doesn't mean you aren't also doing it yourself.
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The key for parents is "understanding and being aware of the three Ws of bounce house safety ... weather, workers and warranty," said Amberg.
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Perhaps simply being aware of the existential crisis looming ahead can prevent you from taking a risk that could potentially ruin your relationship.
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But merely being "aware" of the state's rationale for an execution is not equivalent, Justice Kennedy wrote, to "a rational understanding of it".
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Key advice here centered on the importance of differentiating between local markets and being aware of trends in different locales across the continent.
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That means, for instance, being aware of the pressures exerted on each arm by the other when they pick up a bucket together.
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We're thinking about it as being like a FitBit for your speech, and so it's about speech fitness and being aware and practice.
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Still, it's worth mentioning, if only because more fans being aware of it will make it harder for them to chicken out later.
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The problem is, sometimes you've already made the financial commitment of marriage' by moving in together without you being aware of the implications.
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Pearson says that since your ADHD partner has such a unique way of thinking, being aware of each other's computational differences is integral.
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"It's just more of being aware of where he is because he's a very active player offensively," St. Louis defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk said.
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In the same lawsuit, Noble also sued the Weinstein Company and Weinstein's brother Bob, accusing them of being aware of Harvey Weinstein's behavior.
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It's gonna take people being aware that the reality is we don't have to accept the austerity that is being forced on us.
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Know When to Leave Knowing when it's time to bail (and that it's OK to bail) is about being aware of your surroundings.
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And thus to help people avoid falling for scams or down into political sinkholes — at least without being aware of their inherent bias.
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Even when Jordan Henderson saw the third penalty saved, Southgate believed, despite being aware England had lost all three such World Cup trials.
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Trump told Mueller in written responses to questions that he "did not recall being aware" of any communications between WikiLeaks and his campaign.
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Mr. Sarkozy has repeatedly denied being aware of any false billing, and the prosecutors have not charged him with wrongdoing in that regard.
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By being aware of your interviewer's age, you can tailor your answers to what you think they're looking for, advise Molidor and Parus.
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Remember, too, that being aware and receptive and communicative with your partner is more important than any sex guide you'll read on the internet.
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And therefore awareness is number 1, and then immediately when we get people also being aware — also politicians, of course — then we can act.
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Try These Three Easy Exercises from Carrie Underwood's Trainer Being aware of her body needs has also helped guide Brathen with her food choices.
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"The greatest challenge in our space is being aware of what the consumer wants, from a product perspective," said founder and CEO Ethan Song.
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The beauty is in the simplicity of being aware of your life as it unfolds, instead of always looking forward to what may come.
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It's much like the way we look at an image as a whole while being aware of individual pieces — and that's not a coincidence.
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Answering those questions will allow you to judge the level of risk, but remember some organizations may hold your data without you being aware.
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Nonconscious, or implicit, bias "is an automatic response that typically occurs without a person being aware of it," Penner told Reuters Health by email.
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"It's not just the act of trying to save the rhino, it's also the act of being aware of the world," Matthews tells PEOPLE.
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So being aware of the violence in the universe—we're not talking about Earth, we're talking about the whole universe being filled with destruction.
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Victims may lose muscle control without being aware of the flu-like symptoms and will probably succumb to poisoning if they are not rescued.
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I'm still going to be torn between those two roles "the next time" but simply being aware of that inner conflict helps mitigate it.
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Though she said she was "fuzzy" in the moment, she recalled being aware that Garrett suffered a broken arm and wasn't breathing at first.
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One of the ways Van Ness stays healthy is by being aware of the resources around him and opening up to someone he trusts.
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Being aware of the color somehow makes the city's bindings and conduits and linkages stand out as if they'd been injected with radioactive dye.
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This is a truly unique age, where the individual has become the supreme agent of anarchist theory, without his even being aware of it.
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Being aware of attack techniques and threats like phishing links, and using a number of different passwords that are changed frequently, are important steps.
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But that requires being aware of the nature of love as it is now, which is part of the reason I'm writing this book.
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In fact, an independent team from France tested the same hypothesis (without either of our teams being aware) and obtained a very similar result.
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"The accepted position is that there is no way this happened without him being aware or involved," an unnamed US official told the Washington Post.
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Fortunately for the Clinton campaign, its candidate shows every sign of being aware that young people have genuine economic grievances that need to be addressed.
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Words matter, and being aware of gender bias in the way we relate to each other can make workplaces—and the world—better for everyone.
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" —Gabriela Parra, LCSW, California-based clinical social worker "Most important to me is being aware of what's going on for me at any given time.
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The song gets shaky though, and it's clear that the verses were pieced together with no one being aware of another's presence on the track.
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Dominique Huett has also sued the Weinstein Company for $5 million in damages for allegedly being aware of the predatory behavior and failing to act.
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It starts by being aware of the brand as it is, how people already see it, and understanding the people we are speaking to online.
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Combating chronic stress fractures means changing what's going into your body, but it also means being aware of how our body adapts to our training.
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Lofty Evangeline (Molly Parker) is taken with Madeline and her mesmerizing acting talent, pushing her despite being aware of her not-totally-sound mental state.
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That means doing your due diligence on the property and the area before you commit, being aware of expenses and taking the long-term view.
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"It's just being aware of the variations in what people get for their national guidance and whether our guidance fits in with that," she said.
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Minimally, just being aware of what customers are saying about you can make a world of difference in what changes you make to your business.
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It's enough if you just try to be mindful in the plain English sense of that word — just being aware, attentive, alive to other people.
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As a person of Native American descent, she could educate herself by being aware of the vibrant Native creative community who make culturally relevant pieces.
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Other times, a hard-to-explain confluence of forces has enormous economic implications, yet comes and goes without most people even being aware of it.
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Being aware of the gender difference in asking for grade changes — and establishing a clear policy for grade change requests — could help reduce female disadvantage.
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It would have been inconceivable for, say, the S.C.L.C. to have carried out such an ambitious action without the leadership's being aware of every detail.
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Being aware of your triggers is the first step in learning how to keep them from sabotaging you and make them work for you instead.
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This is writing — and acting — that grows in power without your being aware of it, and the tears it elicits feel both surprising and natural.
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Being aware of how much salt, or butter, or hot sauce, or whatever else you can't live without in the kitchen is your responsibility now.
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While social proof clearly permeates every aspect of our lives, we can make better decisions by being aware of the extent to which it influences us.
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HENNINGER: -- but as the attorney, Harvey Silverglade, has written, there are thousands of ways you can now break a federal law without being aware of it.
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The key to developing appreciation daily is to focus on being aware of the smaller things in life that you would miss if they were gone.
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"Being aware of your cycle and how it affects your skin is the key to working with your skin, rather than against it," Dr. Queller says.
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Each Resident Evil Revelations game represents a reasonably good value at $19.99, but there are some quirks with the release that it's worth being aware of.
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Being aware of how positions of power can affect consent is always important, but office romances (or hookups) are top of mind in this #MeToo era.
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And, parents may be more interested in being aware of what their teenagers are doing online than they are in actively putting a stop to it.
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When you could shit and piss your pants and dance in front of the television without being aware of how the world's gaze sat upon you.
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McCain voted in favor of the motion to proceed despite being aware of this, but then decried the secrecy he endorsed in a speech moments later.
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It's about being aware of historical precedents, and not being duped by PR people telling you this is a real democracy, and that you have rights.
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If you're trekking or cycling, says Aftershokz, you don't have to choose between listening to music and being aware of your surroundings — you can have both.
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They order fast food or even skip dinner altogether and grab ice cream, regardless of being aware of the long-term health consequences of their choices.
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Being aware of the risks and learning to recognize suspicious bottles and bar behavior can help you avoid the danger of a doctored cocktail, Canlar said.
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And they said that Sloan admitted to being aware of problems since 2013, leading them to wonder if he is the right man to fix them.
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Being aware of heavier mosquito activity and changes in mosquito populations could have provoked targeted pesticide spraying and standing water mitigation to head off the outbreak.
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"We have investigated many popular apps in the App Store and found that they frequently access the pasteboard without the user being aware," the developers wrote.
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"My hostility comes in if there's willful blindness or lack of curiosity rather than just not being aware of it in the first place," Thomas said.
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When it comes to direct person-to-person contact, emotional contagion can lead people to experience the same emotions without being aware they are doing so.
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It's about "being aware of systemic injustice and systemic inequality," Phoebe Maltz Bovy, the author of the recently published book "The Perils of 'Privilege,' " told me.
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The company did not notify users when their accounts had been logged in to until recently, allowing hackers to access camera feeds without owners being aware.
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Ultimately, though, Orlowski manages to build a strong case for simply being aware of how social media is hacking us, and why, and why it matters.
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Student Opinion Have you ever tried mindfulness or meditation, practices that focus on the present moment and being aware of your thoughts, feelings and bodily sensations?
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Being aware of your solar return moon sign, as you go about your year, can help you understand what's motivating your feelings and driving your innermost thoughts.
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The suit alleges that Locklear's death could have been avoided if the institution moved with urgency after being aware of her claims instead of waiting to act.
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However, once I gave it a try, I realized that mindfulness is NOT an elimination of thoughts, it is an act of purposefully being aware of them.
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The full list of changes can be summarized as follows: All this, however, relies on people being aware of the mode and choosing to switch to it.
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Mun Yi Cheng: Dylan is a real-life case for how being aware doesn't necessarily mean we are immune to the pervasive effects of social media popularity.
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Some of the greatest recent advances in tech are already paying off hugely for companies — and in many cases occurring without consumers being aware of their power.
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So in those ways, it's being mindful and being aware of what is a healthy sense of boundaries for you, and that's unique to every single individual.
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Sandberg says many male leaders came to her after the publication of "Lean In" and admitted to giving fewer opportunities to women without being aware of it.
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Wanting to explore rap metal, but always being aware that would be a very "in bad taste" thing to do and something that's impossible to totally justify.
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Plaintiffs lawyers are also suing auto manufacturers like Toyota and Ford, alleging they installed Takata airbags in their cars despite being aware of the dangers they posed.
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It's about disconnecting from your devices and connecting to your surroundings, being aware of and attentive to the people and food and culture and scenery around you.
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Being aware of where your money goes each month can help you identify which areas to cut back on and how much you can redirect toward retirement.
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Plaintiffs in the talc cases have accused Johnson & Johnson of failing to warn customers of the risks of asbestos contamination, despite being aware of concerns for decades.
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That's the key, is that it can be something that you're acting on, something that's really affecting you and guiding your behavior without you actually being aware.
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And troops in Vietnam couldn't help being aware of rising racial tensions, marked by the nearly simultaneous riots in Newark and Detroit during the summer of 1967.
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SR: That must be difficult to navigate — wanting to be able to tell that story but also being aware of that trauma can be a fine line.
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"You can get bogged down by those things, we're not focusing on the negative now [while] being aware, being open, and definitely not ignoring the voices," he says.
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"It's the short-term mindset and being aware of how many dollars you have," said Sean Stein Smith, a CPA and member of the AICPA's financial literacy commission.
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A series of recent commits to Chromium's Gerrit source code management reveal that Google is finally looking to solve this issue, after years of being aware of it.
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Being aware that you might accrue a higher cost because a physician rounding to see you or your child is outside your network is good knowledge to have.
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"That dirtbag, man," says Levy of Paterno, who was recently implicated as being aware of child sexual abuse committed by his assistant Jerry Sandusky as early as 1976.
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The self-described "variety junkie" said this includes everything from a pop song to walking around in the park and just being aware of the world around him.
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Among the hundreds of politicians running for congress and local office, many remain vocal in their defiance of organized crime groups, despite being aware of the potential consequences.
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Simpy being aware of a factual, negative trend in the speech of officers of all races, towards the people of one race, is enough to start a conversation.
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Being aware of these common resume errors is crucial, she continues, and it's "really important to make sure that [resumes are] completely buttoned up when you submit them."
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I'm fond of laughter, and being aware of the massive egos involved, I am confident that they would bring their A-game in order to outperform each other.
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Knowing how the music and dance work together is really helpful, and being aware of the vocabulary of dance helps you read what the next step might be.
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If you are sitting, consider standing up, being aware of your feet on the ground, perhaps of your body rocking side to side as you hold the baby.
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"Loot boxes are impacting our children, causing them to spend more time and money on these video games, without many parents being aware of their existence," Yang said.
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Looking at many of his images we cannot help being aware of what is today called systemic racism, but there is so much more to see, and feel.
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Jack did not choose to end his marriage, and being aware that he would prefer to be with his ex makes me feel like I'm the consolation prize.
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"That positive interaction we that have with them is an opportunity for us to help educate them on being aware of their driving and being safe drivers," Cpl.
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It's powered by the omnipotent Google Brain, which makes it by far the smartest of the voice assistants, and it's getting even better at being aware of context.
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But Dr. Lickerman says that merely being aware that African-Americans have a higher disease risk impels him to order the test more often for African-American patients.
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The city is also accusing the companies of privately being aware of the effects burning fossil fuels has on our planet for years while denying them in public.
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Algorithms fuel a sense of omnipotence, the condescending belief that our behavior can be altered, without our even being aware of the hand guiding us, in a superior direction.
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Google reportedly paid the former senior vice president a $90 million exit package and later invested in his new company despite being aware of the allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Haspel said she does "not recall being aware" of press reports and legislation about the torture program that came just before she drafted the cable authorizing the tapes' destruction.
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Precautions include watching for downed power lines, being aware of snakes and other animals that might have escaped to higher ground, gas leaks, and sewer and water line damage.
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That's because the messaging service has discovered a security flaw that enabled attackers to remotely install spyware, possibly without the target of the surveillance even being aware of it.
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Simply being aware that they are available for purchase reduces the immersion in the world and takes away from the challenge of building your personal army and your fortresses.
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"You have to be very conscious of being aware and following his leads, and sometimes what he'll be communicating to you is, this is too much freedom," she said.
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"I don't think there's any contemplation of any changes, but the hearing was great from the standpoint of people being aware of how the whole process works," he said.
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Last year, Wired reported that after three years, Google still hadn't fixed its photo categorization software that labeled black people as gorillas, despite being aware of it since 2015.
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Recognizing that this is a symptom of insecurity — and that being aware of the symptom is its own form of inoculation against it — can help you push past it.
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Whether the world was a copy of our own or a universe that had always been running in parallel to ours without us being aware of it was unknown.
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In Thursday's ruling, the court said that the cardinal had shown "inertia" in failing to report the abuse, despite being aware that several victims had not yet come forward.
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Teenagers should be preparing for adulthood and a big part of that is being aware of the decisions you're making and being conscious of the consequences to face afterward.
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But it's true that being aware of the importance of synergy between top down and bottom up is not just some tactic that some political consultant told her about.
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Be smart: As we head into an arbitrary new year, then, it's worth being aware of some of the other arbitrary conventions that govern a lot of talk about markets.
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"Nothing is completely reliable, but being aware of the potential for a problem, thinking ahead, and having a plan in place to reduce risk is important," he said by email.
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The Moon in Taurus reminds you that being aware of your body's messages (like a gut feeling), is a good way to figure out what's going on with you emotionally.
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"Any company that can influence a US presidential election without being aware that it is doing so is demonstrably too powerful," McNamee said to CNN in an email last year.
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"It seems that I am taking the right steps, being aware of my own situation, and hopefully, being proactive in helping to … fend it off as much as I can."
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In fact, while the teen girls in Northwestern's study indicated being aware of some of the negative consequences of sexting or sending nudes, they did so anyway out of pressure.
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Mr Javid has been heavily criticized after going on a business trip to Australia, despite being aware that Tata Steel was close to making a decision on its UK business.
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"To improve, it needs to be a combination of awareness of the community, new initiatives from the organizers, and women being aware this space is also for us," Galiza said.
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He was the subject of a 75-minute documentary aired by HBO that showed fans how he struggled to do everyday tasks while still being aware of his diminishing abilities.
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Among the patients Schiff has seen over the past 10 years, about 23 percent showed signs of being aware—they were able to follow high-level commands using their thoughts.
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A still shocking 2013 investigation by reporter Simon Parkin explored how gun creators co-op the popularity of games to increase awareness of their creations, often without players being aware.
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This starts with being aware of their developmental stages, anticipating how they might be processing what they're hearing, and being ready with responses that are both honest and age-appropriate.
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Husbands are to be flattered, seductive clothes worn ("a relationship necessity"), and all the work of the relationship done by the wife, without the husband ever being aware of it.
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How can any conscionable proponent of Republican ideals continue down a path of self-destruction, while being aware of the damage that it's causing to the party's image and brand?
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Signal's new group messaging, which will allow administrators to add and remove people from groups without a Signal server ever being aware of that group's members, required going further still.
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Being aware of Gen Z's idiosyncrasies can assist you in integrate them into your existing team more quickly and efficiently, and help ensure your workplace is the right fit for everyone.
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Actor Dominique Huett is also suing the Weinstein Company in California state court for $5 million in damages for allegedly being aware of the producer's predatory behavior and failing to act.
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The particular bias the company alluded to, known as unconscious or implicit bias, occurs when people make decisions based partly on stereotypes without being aware that the stereotype has influenced them.
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This is also problematic as Alston points out that people flagged as 'higher risk' are being subject to "more intense scrutiny and investigation, often without even being aware of this fact".
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And in a meta moment, of course, the meme machine used some "Bird Box" memes to comment on Kardashian West seemingly not being aware of this moment in pop culture history.
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As a result, without even being aware of their favoritism, male managers often simply don't invite women to join teams, work on high-visibility projects, or participate in informal social activities.
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This is akin to a hotel staff's being aware that all aspects of a traveler's stay — décor, cleanliness and quiet, as well as guests' interactions with employees — are crucial to success.
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The Wii U has failed to find much of an audience, with plenty of casual observers not being aware that it's a new console instead of an attachment for the Wii.
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Our human minds perceive these evolved rules of thumb as feelings , which usually (and often without us being aware of it) guide our decision making toward the ultimate goal of replication.
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But the plain meaning of the text isn't that Joseph forgives his brothers for not being aware of their actions; it isn't even that God's will be done, whatever men do.
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This survey relied on patients volunteering their memory of being aware, so it is possible that some chose not to report the experience and that the true incidence might be higher.
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Others also stressed the same tactics they used at home: not walking alone in the dark, never taking a drink you haven't seen poured and being aware of the "friendly" stranger.
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That arrest also raised concerns about the ethics of using genetic information that people might upload without being aware that it could later help law enforcement officials track down their relatives.
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Taking a positive attitude toward change is the most productive thing you could do, as well as being aware of how this energy operates so you are not caught by surprise.
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"There is definitely a transition from being aware of a tragedy but being geographically removed from it, and then seeing it play out in your day-to-day life," Gash says.
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And as Terri Kallsen, executive vice president and head of Schwab Investor Services, said, being aware of how you manage your money is a good way to begin achieving financial goals.
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Few people who claim their Social Security early regret their choice, despite being aware of the financial benefits of waiting, according to a new report in the Journal of Aging Studies.
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That said, being aware of those tendencies are and knowing what to watch for is a good start; heightened awareness of behaviors we'd like to avoid is never a bad thing.
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Within a fraction of a second, your brain is able to read thousands of micro expressions in someone else&aposs face, body language, or even mood without being aware of it.
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Being aware of those different costs, we know which things really bring dramatic greenhouse gas reductions, particularly given the goals, reflected in the Paris climate agreement, of getting close to zero emissions.
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My answer is shaped by the common definitions of consciousness in the English language, which all include the concept of mind and self-awareness, in addition to being aware of one's environment.
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Even if the creators are coming from outside the US and self-consciously playing on exploitation movies — which they clearly are — it's worth being aware of the prejudices those filmmakers worked with.
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But it's also about understanding the negative forces that you might have to navigate, and being aware of how uneven the power balance can be from the beginning in a woman's life.
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Despite this evidence of Kelly clearly being aware of Aaliyah's age, the singer's new attorney, Steve Greenberg, insisted to ABC News last week that his client was unaware of her being 15.
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Christie has long denied being aware of any effort to use the bridge to punish the Democratic mayor of Fort Lee, New Jersey, for not endorsing the governor in his reelection bid.
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I didn't get a notification that Paul had texted me, so in the real world, I would have been actively turning someone down without being aware it was happening in that moment.
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In some cases, without us even being aware, our data is used in ways we might never have imagined just because a company decided it was a good idea for its business.
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At its core, coalition politics requires being aware and respectful of different communities and their needs, rather than relying on a simplistic formula based on identity -- white, LGBT, or Latinx, for example.
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I think the idea of not taking anything necessarily as sacred, and really being aware that anything can be talked about or discussed if it's in a respectful, honest fashion is key.
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In the film, Madame Géquil shows the double dimension of any human being—carrying the good and bad in herself, without necessarily being aware of the bond between the good and bad.
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It's important to unpack and articulate what "fit" actually means: Being aware of similarity bias: Clients tend to feel warm and fuzzy when candidates share a similar alma mater, affiliation, hobby, etc.
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"I do not recall discussing WikiLeaks with [Stone], nor do I recall being aware of Mr. Stone having discussed WikiLeaks with individuals associated with my campaign," Trump wrote the special counsel's office.
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Being aware of the phases of the moon and how they illuminate different sectors of your chart gives us time to prepare and think through what we want out of developing situations.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: Have you ever tried mindfulness or meditation — practices that focus on the present moment and being aware of your thoughts, feelings and bodily sensations?
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The game has to track this, while also being aware that other incidents could occur during that window, as well as things such as pit stops, puncture or intervention from other drivers.
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It was a weekly class were the teacher talks us through how to handle certain situations about bullying, being aware of others feelings and being able to talk about what's affecting us.
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A survey of more than 1,000 young people found many chose not to wear a helmet despite being aware of the safety benefits because they thought they were uncomfortable and ugly, it added.
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Many U.S. and university officials also warn about overreacting, however, arguing it is important to acknowledge the important role Chinese scholars and students play at U.S. institutions while being aware of security risks.
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Even though it's pretty much impossible to totally cut it out, being aware of that — and how your other food and drink choices affect your health risks — can help you stay your healthiest.
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In the months since her diagnosis, Janah has shared her experiences as a patient on social media, despite the potential risks that come from investors and customers being aware of her health challenges.
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" Fran says of Ed. "Our love is built on being aware of each other and caring for one another every single day," explains Ed. "We match, but the clothes don't make the relationship!
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In a 2012 interview with CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Chastain said that she works hard to teach her players how to avoid concussions by being aware of where they are on the field.
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Trump, by contrast, is an idiot savant who apparently came up with a rudimentary form of paleo-conservatism on his own, without being aware of the deeper thinkers that shared his disturbing worldview.
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Being aware of these concerns, I introduced the bipartisan H.R. 4668, the Small Business Advanced Cybersecurity Enhancement Act, to increase the defensive measures available for these startups undergoing or concerned about foreign attacks.
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When the case broke about [Jameis] Winston, there was this confluence for me about being aware that sports media wasn't really interested in this topic and being a fan of Florida State football.
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Prosecutors said Mace authorized paying $16 million to five people listed on a spreadsheet despite being aware of a high risk they were Equatorial Guinean officials or people accepting money on their behalf.
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At the same time, he is assessing the impact of such disjointedness on the helpless members of her family, who without even being aware of it sometimes find themselves adopting Gladys's fragmented worldview.
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During a high-profile 2012 trial of church leaders in Philadelphia, he was accused by two witnesses of associating with a priest who sexually abused minors and of being aware of the abuse.
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Despite knowing what the contents are, and of how little value, despite being aware that there's nothing inside the bag that she wants or needs or even really likes, she won't let go.
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Tanmay Bhat, another co-founder, has also stepped down from the group after admitting that he continued to work with another colleague in spite of being aware of accusations of sexual misconduct against him.
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The review revealed that loans extended to a single investor did not conform to instructions, with certain employees being aware that the sale did not meet the investor's requirements, the company said on Monday.
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But it's about being aware of those privileges and at the same time trying to lift other people up while fighting for all of us to be accepted and equal in the fashion industry.
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So, you know, you just want to keep in mind that there's other more important things like eating undercooked hamburgers or undercooked food, getting a severe sunburn and also being aware of water safety.
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"Racism-related vigilance—which is being aware of your surroundings and expecting to be discriminated against based on your race—may lead to elevated levels of stress," says Atlanta-based epidemiologist Miriam Van Dyke.
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There are some exceptions, for example the driver is responsible for being aware of children playing nearby, and for assuming that children will run into the road in a way an adult would not.
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Balance like anything, but being aware of those polarities and how they affect us in what we do, how we act and what we think all seems an important daily thing on every level.
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The more inequality we have, the more privilege gets checked by more privileged people, and the more the privileged feel pleasure (and power) in being aware of their privilege and so, grow in power.
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She said that she was "welcomed with open arms", despite being aware that she may have been the first person that designers, photographers or stylists had worked with wearing a hijab and dressed modestly.
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"I have experienced the simulation of what they went through and, even being aware that it is about to happen, it is very disconcerting," said Murray Butt, the president of the Qantas pilots union.
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A guest on that journey, Bruce Simpson, a Delaware resident, is suing the company for negligence and accuses the captain and crew of being aware of the storm and knowingly putting passengers at risk.
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I think the political situation and the media played a massive part of dumbing down the people and totally disenfranchising them from politics, and making people not wanting to be involved or being aware.
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Watch out for someone who may try to take advantage of your lack of experience in a new environment.. Use the energy productively by being aware of your dark side and owning your shit.
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The main gist of the chat centres around the hiring of "DaveC1," a supposed ex-CIA agent who was brought onto the Tor Project without some internal members being aware of his previous affiliation.
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And ultimately just being aware in the present moment to experience as it&aposs happening, it rewires the brain for intuition or creativity for higher vision, for endless possibilities, ultimately for conscious human evolution.
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The main point is this: Social media is often where news — real or fake, in line with your views or not — is happening, and being aware of it is crucial for business professionals today.
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Many U.S. and university officials also warn about over-reacting, however, arguing it is important to acknowledge the important role Chinese scholars and students play at U.S. institutions while being aware of security risks.
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However, the news outlet said, the lawmakers wrote the letters despite being aware of evidence that tied Lizcano to Saab, who has been accused of corruption associated with Maduro's state-backed food distribution program.
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Because being aware of genre and then playing with tropes, absolutely can be done well in the hands of smart, capable writers in which they guide you in a direction and do something different.
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In slightly less bleak (but still pretty bleak) news, the current conversation around Friendsgiving revolves around men, despite presumably being aware of the shitty optics, not offering to help clean up after the meal.
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Weeks later, former Vatican official Carlo Maria Viganò wrote an open letter accusing Francis of overturning sanctions against McCarrick instituted by Francis's predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, despite being aware of McCarrick's abuse of seminarians.
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And without my being aware of it, this sense of what it means to be a decent, loving human being began to guide my associations, my development, my becoming who I was capable of becoming.
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Despite the FCC being aware that it should expect a tremendous influx of traffic, it did not prepare for the flood of legitimate Americans who wanted to express their disapproval of the Title II repeal.
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The environmental group said analysis of trade data showed that Wilmar traded palm oil from Gama, despite being aware that Gama was violating Wilmar's No Deforestation, No Peat, No Exploitation (NDPE) policy by clearing rainforest.
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"The problem is always the lack of transparency and the notion of consent," Tarabella said, adding that companies often sell users' data to third parties without consumers being aware or having explicitly consented to it.
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Plaintiffs said J&J and DePuy described the metal-on-metal hips as long-lasting, durable and safe despite being aware of the risks, and aggressively promoted them for use in younger, more active patients.
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Licensing issues Being aware of the different regulations Uber operates under can help cities negotiate, help drivers understand what burdens they're being asked to bear, and help riders decide on the ethics of the app.
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"Every expert consulted finds it inconceivable that an operation of this scale could be implemented without the crown prince being aware, at a minimum," the report said of bin Salman's alleged knowledge of the killing.
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But Trump told Mueller in his written responses that "I do not recall discussing WikiLeaks with him, nor do I recall being aware of Mr. Stone having discussed WikiLeaks with individuals associated with my campaign."
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Complaints of unintended acceleration have frequently proved to be the fault of the drivers hitting the wrong pedal and not being aware that they were using the accelerator when they intended to use the brake.
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The claim also accuses Aqrawi, Rahmeh and another defendant, Nozad Hussein Jundi, of being aware of, and complicit in, the mismanagement of Korek by Barzani, its "statutory manager", who is in day-to-day control.
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"He [McMaster] confirmed that the president made an impulsive, unvetted decision to share info without even being aware of its source," Julian Sanchez, an expert on privacy and surveillance at the libertarian Cato Institute, tweeted.
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In a statement late on Monday, Puzder said he and his wife had employed a housekeeper for a few years without being aware that she was not legally permitted to work in the United States.
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Being aware of the continuous flow of money in and out of every aspect of your life would be, I imagine, like noticing the individual atoms in the table top when you sit down for breakfast.
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Like we said before, the ocean does pose some real-life risks — you're not wrong for being aware of them, but with the right approach, you'll be able to live it up at the beach, anyway.
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Whether IOM officials can even reach the people being held depends on them being aware they even exist — which often comes down to pure luck, as no one knows how many centers or prisons there are.
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The relationship with the self creates the space for every other relationship one might have, so this is also a story of being aware of that space and keeping it clean of emotional and mental debris.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's interior minister Amber Rudd resisted calls to quit on Friday, apologizing for not being aware of the use of deportation targets in her department and vowing to implement fair and humane immigration policy.
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" To put it simply, hygge encapsulates all things soothing, and focuses on finding beauty in the ordinary; or, as Hygge House puts it, "[it's about] being aware of a good moment, whether it's simple or special.
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Everyone else in the photo who is not displaying banter—David, Rufus, Hugo—is doing it while also being aware of the banter: They know banter is happening but they are not, for whatever reason, partaking.
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I was interested to understand why the inhabitants of the area, despite being aware of the high toxicity of these pieces of rocket, especially the propellant heptyl, highly carcinogenic, go to recover them in the tundra.
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As more employers automatically enroll workers into 210(k) plans — perhaps without employees even being aware or paying much attention — chances are a greater share of workers will forget about their accounts and leave them behind.
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The environmental group said analysis of trade data showed that Wilmar continued to trade palm oil from Gama, despite being aware that Gama was violating Wilmar's No Deforestation, No Peat, No Exploitation policy by clearing rainforest.
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"Despite being aware of its billing system logic error for nearly a year, P.H.E.A.A. has failed to refund the overcharges, or even to notify borrowers of the overcharges," the attorney general's office wrote in its filing.
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Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, also wrote to the secretary of state, seeking answers to questions that included why the department continued to provide dogs to Jordan despite being aware of the poor treatment.
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Raghubir says that being aware of your tendency to use reference points still won&apost make you immune to pricing strategies designed to increase your spending, not even for the economists and psychologists who study them.
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And so that is built into the system, that their civil liberties are protected, while at the same time being aware of the cognitive limits that they have in the throes of their severe mental illness.
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"The auditors, despite being aware of this modus operandi of fraudulently funding of principal and interest to the defaulting borrowers, had not reported the same in the audit report," the government alleged in the court filing.
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My time in the coma was pretty much like being asleep for weeks—I have no recollection of being aware of anything that happened while I was unconscious, or any of the things people said to me.
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If a safe space were possible, I'd imagine it to be a space where each individual is committed to being aware of the different levels of privilege, or lack thereof, that each individual's multifaceted identity would bring.
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This conversation ultimately inspired the director to release a statement through Tamblyn's social media, which he later expanded upon in an interview with The New York Times in which he admitted being aware of allegations against Weinstein.
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The idea of putting in work and finding new spots, being aware of your environment, not just sticking your thing on the first, best wall and thinking graffiti is a background, being sensitive to its immense history.
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If American travelers do visit, the agency recommends being aware of your surroundings, not displaying signs of wealth like expensive watches or jewelry, being extra vigilant when visiting banks or ATMs, and not resisting any robbery attempts.
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Taking it all into account, Adelaida's advice to newer entrepreneurs is to absolutely commit to the business you are building, while also being aware of not letting other areas of your life sit on the back burner.
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Part of this may be the wording of the question: People may have a vague, headline-fueled sense that crime is up this year even while being aware that it's much lower than it used to be.
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Whether you are about to start a new job or have been working at the same place for a long time, being aware of the skills and effectiveness of your company's leadership or executive team is important.
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What Americans might not understand is that in abnormal times, when the political system as they understand it is shaken and transformed, they can express consent to these changes without being aware that they are doing so.
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But Joan C. Williams, a professor at the University of California Hastings' College of the Law, said the investors who funded Mr. Cagney's new company despite being aware of his past problems were taking a big risk.
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Every day, usually without being aware, I claw at my forehead, jawline, or back until my skin bleeds; I rub and pick at the skin of my lips until it hurts to eat or drink anything hot.
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But, like knowing exactly how your phone collects and shares location data, being aware of how many ad trackers you encounter and how much data gets collected can help turn the most privacy-carefree into partial believers.
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After the EU introduced bail-in rules this year, which impose losses on bank creditors in case of a lender's failure, some investors have claimed they were mis-sold bank instruments without being aware of the risks.
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The most important way to protect yourself from the coronavirus right now, Sorrell said, is washing your hands properly and being aware of people around you who are coughing or sneezing, as you would during flu season.
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The European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) for securities, banking and insurance and pensions said in a joint statement that they were "concerned" about an increasing number of people buying virtual currencies without being aware of the risks involved.
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People have adapted to this medical labyrinth: According to one study, more than half of millennials reported being aware of medical costs before visiting a doctor, and 41 percent of their Boomer peers said the same thing.
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They require consulting with neighborhood residents, making sure that potential developments are close enough to schools, police and hospitals, and being aware of conditions in the real estate market, so that deals are struck at the right time.
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In February, Fieldgrove and his daughter, Samantha Kershner, were arrested by Grand Island authorities, according to a statement from the police department, which noted they became romantically involved in September 2018 despite being aware of their biological relationship.
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What's more, he says, is that media reports of locals not being aware of the ban were probably caused by the fact that the ban was not announced publicly, and that authorities chose to deal directly with vendors.
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A second is that the policy of depriving yourself of opportunities in an unfair system makes it likelier that the opportunities will be distributed among people who don't even have the virtue of being aware of the problem.
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The first step toward recovery, Mr. Ward advised, is simply being aware of how much of your conscious thoughts are occupied by your phone, whether you're directly using it or just aware that it is in your vicinity.
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But even after backing away from the notion of a sonic weapon, officials said they were certain that a deliberate attack had occurred, one they said could not have happened without the Cuban government being aware of it.
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Being aware of how easy it is to take seemingly simple things for granted, like getting from your vehicle into a building, using a public bathroom, or just being in a crowd of people, whatever it may be.
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After all, if these objects are real and actually move in the ways that the pilots reported, it's something that any military would want to know about, as being aware of credible threats is one of their key responsibilities.
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"Knowing the signs and symptoms and being aware — and being able to express them to a doctor to get immediate help — will save your life," Dawn says, adding that if caught early, an antibiotic can help fight the infection.
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"Standing up for our collective values not only includes saying we believe that campaigns should not take money from lobbyists; it also means being aware of the loopholes that still allow special interests to impact the campaign," he said.
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There's no magic trick for weaning yourself off the impulse to reach for your phone every single time you've got nothing else to do—except for just being aware of the impulse and trying not to give into it.
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For those who choose to swim at a lake, the American Red Cross recommends being aware of hazards and weather, such as fast-moving current, drop-offs, or thunder/lightning, and always entering the water feet-first, with caution.
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In cows, the act is typically performed using captive bolt stunning that either penetrates the brain or strikes the forehead with force, preventing the animal from being aware when it's slaughtered; in chickens, electric water bath stunning is typical.
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It was freezing out, and it hurt to breathe, but everything stopped spinning, at least, and I had more balance now, and being aware of my balance made me aware of the stillness all around me, and the silence.
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In some cases, they may not even be fully aware of what they're doing: For the true narcissist, "it's so ingrained in their personality they will do it without consciously being aware of the purpose it serves," Talley says.
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"While being aware of calories and sodium can be helpful, there is a dark side to an over-emphasis on numbers," said Lauren Graf, also a registered dietitian with Montefiore Medical Center and not involved in the new study.
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The European Union's European Supervisory Authorities for securities, banking and insurance and pensions said in a joint statement recently that it was "concerned" about an increasing number of people buying virtual currencies without being aware of the risks involved.
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We realized how infectious diseases spread and how we have to be on top of the curve, in terms of quarantining and surveillance, and being aware and having the diagnostic kits, as well as the healthcare workers all ready.
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Despite being aware of Burberry's exclusive trademark rights, Target nevertheless has repeatedly infringed these rights by selling a variety of products bearing close imitations and counterfeits of the BURBERRY CHECK trademark, including eyewear, luggage, stainless-steel bottles, and, most recently, scarves.
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While I won't always be able to make the greener choice, bringing my own produce bags — and being aware of how much plastic I consume without even thinking about it — is definitely something I'll be incorporating into my routine going forward.
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"The fact that he [Motoya] is taking the money of Chinese tourists staying in this hotel without them being aware of his political views and where their money is going just strikes me as disrespectful," said Kat in the video.
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We can prepare together by Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training, by identifying the resources in our neighborhood like knowing who is a medical doctor, who has heavy-duty tools, and by being aware of the most vulnerable people around us.
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When applied to diet, mindful eating involves focusing on chewing your food, taking your time, being in tune with when your body signals that you are hungry or full, and being aware of how your food appears, smells and tastes.
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Across the country, from the crucial swing state of Virginia to deeper-blue Minnesota, from the Sanders strongholds in New England to the Clinton redoubts of the South, many Democratic voters said that despite being aware, and sometimes wary, of Mrs.
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In fact, I was informed of the existence of this beverage through my American colleagues, who mocked me and called me a bad Canadian for not being aware of this seminal beverage and its cultural association to cult drink Orbitz.
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I think due to the abstract enormity of how we see the sea, a project like this can be a simple door into something, by putting one's self into a situation of being aware of a space they didn't understand before.
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"The play is about the labyrinthine nature of betrayal — this never-ending cycle of deceit and the pursuit of power and control — and there's something exciting about seeing the other person onstage and being aware of that presence," he said.
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To the Editor: Re "In Mayor's Failed Plan to Scrap Elite School Exam, a Racial Rift" (front page, June 23): Concerns have been raised about minority students' not being aware of the test or having equal access to test preparation materials.
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Quattrociocchi says that even being aware of your self-made Facebook echo chamber is an important first step, but he believes it's up to companies and researchers to better understand people's news consumption habits and reach them where they're at.
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Despite 30+ Facebook employees being aware of GSR's policy violation and misuse of Facebook data — by April 2017 at the latest — the company leaders had put no reporting structures in place for them to be able to pass the information to regulators.
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The report states that, despite CBP headquarters being aware of the situation at the El Paso del Norte Processing Center for months and even sent staff to help, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) hasn't identified a process to alleviate the overcrowding issues.
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Soccer players who actually don't like soccer that much are a bit of a taboo — very few admit it, being aware that it might seem ungrateful to those who envy their position — but they are far more common than most fans would realize.
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Weinstein is already facing multiple civil lawsuits regarding allegations of sexual assault, including from Dominique Huett, who is suing the Weinstein Company in California for $5 million in damages for allegedly being aware of the producer's predatory behavior and failing to act.
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The problem came to a head in that controversial interview, but it stemmed from years of women in their workplace not having space and security to speak up in the first place, something her male colleagues say they regret not being aware of.
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Being aware of how tiny my role is in the service users' lives, and understanding that mental health is not an individualized issue, but a systematic one, keeps me grounded in the fact that I can only do my best every day.
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Last year, Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, the former papal ambassador to the United States, wrote a public letter that called for the resignation of Pope Francis for allowing McCarrick to travel on church missions while being aware of the allegations against him.
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They were tougher than all O'Reilly's apparent enablers inside the Fox empire, including the men who recently signed the talk show host to another multiyear, multimillion-dollar deal despite being aware of the many allegations that had been made public in recent years.
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But you, me, us, who weren't born back then, who are still trying to deal with the pains and sufferings of our ancestors and we're having to walk through life being aware of our blackness, we need to understand our people's pain.
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Being aware of some of the bad things that you might run into is vital in this day and age, because, when it comes to your security and privacy, an ounce of prevention is truly worth a pound (or ton) of cure.
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But after that first feedback session, then it was kind of a snowball effect: still grounding myself in my intention and my initial mission with the project, but also just being real and being aware of an audience and what they experience.
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How is it possible that the COO, a man that you've worked with for a very long time, not just that Credit Suisse, but at other institutions as well, was able to make a unilateral decision of this proportion without you being aware?
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"Findings indicate that overall, consuming greater volumes of alcohol are a clear indicator of hangover risks," she said, adding that simply being aware of the link between hangover risk and drinking greater amounts of alcohol may help mitigate risky drinking patterns and hangovers.
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My parents put me in a school that I was outside of my jurisdiction so I could get a better education, and they very much instilled the idea of being aware in me, so I've been aware for a very long time.
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But the any-momentness is something real-life pregnant people can't seem to stop being aware of, as they count each passing day by waddling trips to the bathroom and kicks to the ribs, neither of which distracts from the Is it happening?
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Being aware of sensitive stomachs is something that Guerrilla Cambridge obviously weren't bothered by in the making of RIGS: Mechanized Combat League, its PS VR-exclusive online sports-combat arena battler (or something like that: it's future-world extreme sports, with mechs).
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I would say that there is something to be gained from people simply being aware that not all the food they eat has the same implications for the planet's health, and that small changes can help, as well as potentially be healthier.
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I do think that something is particular to the Facebook/media relationship, is you did have reporters who had some knowledge or understanding of what Facebook was doing to their business, then reporting on Facebook, the Facebook folks being aware of that.
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I try not to be a hypocrite, while being aware that the right plays on the media's desire to seem fair-minded, which is part of what led to wildly excessive coverage of Hillary Clinton's emails during the presidential campaign, among other distortions.
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Research by sociologists, economists and psychologists has established that imitation and other mechanisms of social transmission cause norms, behaviors and moods to spread from person to person, without those people necessarily being aware of how they had been influenced or by whom.
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"It's hard even for me to realize that I went for such a long time without being aware of the transgressions of human rights, that it took Tiananmen to wake me up," she said in an interview with The New York Times in 2000.
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The parents of Mullins and Thomas are also suing Alpha Kappa Lambda and Truman State University for allegedly allowing the "suspicious fraternity brother to be alone and have unfettered access to the victims" despite being aware of his "dangerous" behavior and their mental health issues.
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To figure out how they could help, the team set about doing market research to find out why people were overdrafting, and said their survey turned up two main reasons: people not being aware of upcoming expenses, and people being short before their next paycheck.
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In the world of emotional intelligence, we close the gaps in our understanding of people "on the other side" by first being aware of our own feelings and stories, and then getting curious about the feelings and stories on the other side of the conversation.
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But prior to that these had been lax enough for vast amounts of personal data to be sucked out without most users being aware — because the data sharing was being 'authorized' by their Facebook friends (who also likely weren't aware what they were agreeing to).
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Until there are EPA-certified, low-cost and easy to use pollution monitors out there, and until there's a presidential administration dedicated to environmental health over corporate profits, being aware of what's happening to the air, water and land is going to be everyone's responsibility.
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Black people have used "woke" not to describe being aware of current events but being wise to, and ever on guard against, the Ways of Whiteness, particularly how racism can be embedded in what stories media decides to tell and how it tells them.
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It doesn't seem like the virus is going to spread around the world, although I am still washing my hands more often and being aware of the things I am touching just to be safe, and even prevent myself from getting any type of sickness.
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"Every expert consulted finds it inconceivable that an operation of this scale could be implemented without the crown prince being aware, at a minimum, that some sort of mission of a criminal nature, directed at Mr. Khashoggi, was being launched," the UN report states.
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But being aware of what this all will mean for the party she -- more than any other Democratic politician of her era -- has built, is also an essential part of assuring that the last chapter of Pelosi's life in politics ends on a strong note.
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Travis Fieldgrove, 39, and his 21-year-old daughter, Samantha Kershner, were arrested by Grand Island authorities on Wednesday, according to a statement from the police department, which noted that they became romantically involved in September 2018 despite being aware of their biological relationship before being intimate.
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Parents and caregivers of color must consider when to have "the talk" with their children about being aware of how others see them because other people's fears and assumptions can kill them, but this hashtag encourages community members to enter a space where those concerns are suspended.
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Actor Dominique Huett sued the Weinstein Company for $5 million for allegedly being aware of Weinstein's predatory behavior, and last week the producer was sued by an actor for alleged sex trafficking, a move that might allow some other accusers to get around statutes of limitations.
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In addition to detaining Shetty and the junior employee, the CBI has arrested a man who it described in court documents as both being "aware about the modus operandi of the entire scams" and serving as a director in "13 to 16 companies of Nirav Modi Group".
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The feud between Fox News and MSNBC has taken a personal turn, with Fox News host Tucker Carlson accusing "Meet the Press" moderator Chuck Todd of being aware of NBC's decision to kill a story by Ronan Farrow detailing sexual harassment charges against movie producer Harvey Weinstein.
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The lead author, Ellen M. Mikkelsen, a senior researcher at Aarhus University, cautioned that a woman can be pregnant without being aware of it and that there are many other factors to take into account in achieving pregnancy, but was reluctant to offer women advice about drinking.
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One of the parts of meditation is actually being aware of your surroundings… Sometimes taking a photo, looking down at it, editing it, adding a caption, whatever, actually makes you appreciate the moment that you're in, it makes you stop and say, 'That sunset is beautiful.
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While the current environment is limited to a subset of investors, he said regulations will come in handy when it becomes easier to invest in ICOs and thus more people will become involved without necessarily being aware of the risk or challenges behind some of the platforms.
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Since then, the former CEO has been indicted by US federal prosecutors for allegedly being aware of the cheating and the SEC is suing the company for "massive fraud," alleging that senior executives concealed the emissions scheme when raising hundreds of millions of dollars in bonds.
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How do we reconcile knowing that—being aware of the fact that our panic over social media and disinformation is really a proxy panic for something much bigger—with the fact that we do still want these tech companies to stop playing defense and begin tackling these problems proactively?
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For example, someone very detailed oriented and rigid might not seem a fit for a fast-moving super early startup, but actually, within a particular team and by being aware of and talking through the potential conflict at interview, it could be the exact attribute a team needs.
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Despite not being aware that Karan stepped down from her company several years ago, Mastrine insists that Nordstrom still sells Karan's perfume Cashmere Mist, and that the context of the petition focuses more on the fact that Nordstrom is still "associated" with Karan, who made the inflammatory remarks.
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"I think the president's most ardent supporters will continue to defend him with blinders on, but to any neutral observer watching this, it's impossible to believe that Cohen would engage in this conduct without his client signing off on it or at least being aware of it," he said.
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Then, suddenly, you hit your late 50s or early 653s and you realize, almost without being aware of it, that you've begun paying closer attention to those commercials about annuities, reverse mortgages and Medicare Part B, and you're no longer reflexively tossing those AARP mailings straight into the trash.
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"I was quite surprised to hear almost all of them admit making deliberate decisions to practice unsafe sleep behaviors despite being aware of SIDS and having been told about the risk factors," said lead author Dr. Michelle Caraballo of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.
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The Sigar report made no mention of the cases of Corporal Buckley, Captain Quinn or Sergeant Martland, and it appeared to have interviewed only three unnamed American soldiers who reported being aware of the practice, which many soldiers and Afghan officials have told journalists they know to be widespread.
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Over the past few years, there's been a major shift in the way people think about tech privacy — not trusting companies less, but also being aware of all the different ways things can go bad once all this data is in the open, getting shared and combined in different ways.
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"The fact that PGL specifically went around getting footage of women watching the games, eating, or just chilling in their seat without any indication that they were okay with being the main subject of filming or being aware of this was extremely creepy and objectifying of these ladies," LeafyPeachy wrote.
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It's made headlines in both countries -- for the fact that two former spy chiefs from two rival countries joined forces to write it and revelations that include Pakistani intelligence being aware of the whereabouts of Osama Bin Laden before he was killed in a 2011 raid by the United States.
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Kavanaugh, having read the reporting on Gorsuch, and likely being aware that Trump has become more self-confident over time and now has more mastery over the institutional Republican Party, displayed considerably more loyalty to Trump and less personal dignity both in his introductory remarks and in his subsequent testimony.
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MAURIAH KRAKER I think it's a really interesting way to get to know someone, too: waking up and stumbling through this other environment and doing our own very personal solo practice on the prairie and at the same time being aware that as my presence recedes, other things can come in.
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"If I had lost in a free and fair election, I would have called the victor within seconds of my being aware of his victory to offer not just my congratulations, but my services to help unite Nigeria by being a bridge between the North and the South," Abubakar said.
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The agency's new initiative comes as critics have assailed various U.S. government agencies for being woefully underprepared to effectively address the spread of the novel coronavirus in the country despite being aware of the potential risks the virus posed since the first cases were reported in Wuhan, China in early December.
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"So, being aware of changes in your child's emotions (mood, anxiety) that are enough to affect how your child gets on in their daily life (gets along with friends, does their school work, gets along with family) is something that all parents can look out for," Rice added by email.
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A 2012 survey of more than 5,400 middle and high school students found that 19% consumed one or more cups of coffee each day, with more than half saying they drank some form of caffeinated drink to wake up, despite being aware of the harms of consuming too much caffeine.
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" Trump added in that written answer, "I do not recall discussing WikiLeaks with him, nor do I recall being aware of Mr. Stone having discussed WikiLeaks with individuals associated with my campaign, although I was aware that WikiLeaks was the subject of media reporting and campaign-related discussion at the time.
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"I believe in male allies, I believe in white allies, I believe in people being aware of their privilege in any shape or form, and it's a campaign almost more so than it's even a movement," Waithe said, adding that the aim is to expand the movement to other industries outside Hollywood.
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Here's the sex-haver's way to say "fuck cops":If you're a Blue Lives Matter person, you'll probably feel more inclined to use this instead:USE (LIBERALLY): Symbols of the Surveillance StateWe're being watched by our government—there's nothing less virginal than being aware of the imminent threat this poses to our liberty.
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The irony is that while Path suffered a moment of outrage, Facebook is only facing a major privacy backlash now — after it's spent so many years calmly sucking up people's contacts data, also without them being aware because Facebook nudged them to think they needed to tap that big blue 'turn on' button.
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Looking at the role of computation and the digital landscape of today from a wider perspective I think the greatest issue is people not reflecting on/being aware of how much of their daily input of information (that eventually turn into decisions, actions, cultural preferences/values) is a product of binary computation.
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I tried to work a little bit in the way that she does, use some of her methodology in terms of watching the real, raw material, and trying to really study [Hill's] cadence and how she talks, listening to the pauses, listening to the breaths, and being aware of some behavioral stuff.
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Cohen testified before Congress on Wednesday and accused the president of directing him to pay women to keep silent about alleged affairs with Trump, as well as being aware in advance that WikiLeaks planned during the 2016 campaign to release Democratic emails that U.S. intelligence agencies believe were hacked by Russian agents.
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Yet in the narrowcasting world of digital targeting it is possible for parties to target individuals with customized hate speech ads completely under the radar without the public or regulators ever noticing, or even without the platform designers being aware of their algorithms being used in ways they had never envisioned or intended!
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Being aware of your own motives — as well as how tech products have been intentionally engineered to siphon as much of your attention as possible — may make a trivial observation (such as frittering away 10 minutes on Instagram) take on a new weight (like that you were endlessly scrolling to avoid a hard task).
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"There are so many things that can happen … an oversupply of milk leading to infection, your baby having trouble latching, having an undersupply … being aware of this will be so helpful so that you will know how to avoid or handle these things," adds the new mom, who welcomed baby Story on Feb. 6.
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The Dahl estate's moves come as literary estates are navigating the digital age, hoping to use technologies and storytelling platforms to persuade new generations of readers (and viewers) that a deceased author is still relevant and exciting, while being aware that overkill or poorly chosen projects could harm the works' long-term value and reach.
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Some researchers suggest that there are certain "buffers" against marital disaster after the birth of a child, including:"Building fondness and affection for your partner""Being aware of what is going on in your spouse's life and being responsive to it""Approaching problems as something you and your partner can control and solve together as a couple"
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The court documents name a second individual who is not under investigation, a Russian national called Irina Osipova, who had a professional working relationship with both Salvini and Savoini while at the same time being aware of the presence of Italians fighting in eastern Ukraine — and, based on her social media activity, supportive of their actions.
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According to reports Marc Elias for the Clinton campaign and the DNC, although none of them have fest up to being having knowledge of those payments or being aware that they were funding that research group Fusion GPS and, ultimately, leading to some Kremlin contacts as well who were digging up dirt, ultimately, on President Trump.
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"We have come over as a community to share the practice of mindfulness with all the participants of Dreamforce who are interested in calming themselves, coming back to their breath, just being aware of what is happening in the moment, because this is a way of coming back to life, to be alive," said Brother Phap Luu.
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"There are multiple barriers to PrEP uptake among people who might benefit from PrEP, including not being aware of PrEP, inaccurate assessment of HIV risk, and the high cost of the medication and follow-up visits," said Julia Marcus, a researcher at Harvard Medical School in Boston and Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute who wasn't involved in the study.
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To me, it's about presence, being in the moment, and also process... It's like trying to get across an idea that's both very much being created in a moment through the presence that improvisation demands, but also being aware of the fact that that is a process that is constantly changing and turning in on itself.
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For example, the FBI relied on Page's contacts with Russian intelligence officers to demonstrate probable cause, despite being aware that Page had been tasked by another US agency during this time period to be in contact with those officers — meaning he was potentially making those contacts at the request and with knowledge of the US government.
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"I was reading all this Trump stuff, and it doesn't feel like we're reading news for the reason we used to, which was to get a better sense of what's going on in the world and to enrich yourself by being aware," Ansari, the star of Netflix's "Master of None," told GQ in a profile published this week.
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We take bits and pieces of our early life from different sources—a familiar story of our first walk told by our parents or a picture of our crib seen on a family photo—then slowly replace the retelling of these details in our mind with an actual, if fictional memory that intuitively feels right, without ever being aware of it.
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And if you want to look at the politics of immigration, there are two things that are absolutely right, Mark Penn&aposs study shows it, which is this concept of us not being aware of the criminals that live amongst us and this concept of sanctuary cities which are now sanctuary counties and states, that is bad politics all over it.
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"We've worried for a number of years that people in many countries were giving up data probably without knowing fully what they were doing and that these detailed profiles that were being built of them, that one day something would occur and people would be incredibly offended by what had been done without them being aware of it," he said.
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His advice to surviving the bad times: "Be who you are, and I mean that in the sense of, we all go through things, and I think it's just being aware of what you're experiencing at that time, whether it's frustration, whether it's anger, whether it's joy or sadness, it's fine to experience those things because we all do," he said.
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"I sat down with President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE ... [we talked about] topics concerning the inner cities, the problems, the solutions and furthermore embracing the youth, both being aware that mentoring saves lives," Lamar said.
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Then came the balloons and the kiss and another round of drinks, and I thought that was it, situation over, encounter nullified, the lineaments of it already making for a good story to tell at a party, with me in the starring role as the irresistible object of unwanted affection, a man radiating intense physical attraction without even being aware of it.
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"I have no doubt he could not make the kinds of broad structural changes, for example through executive order, without Congress and the courts, as well as large segments of the executive branch being aware," Susan Hennessey, a fellow in national security at the Brookings Institution think tank and former National Security Agency attorney, told Motherboard in a phone call.
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Bad Daughter "I'm too much" With the first song under her new project, Bad Daughter, Sierra Kay is exploring ideas that have long belonged to men in the country/Americana space: being wild, being free, and being aware that being wild and free is probably annoying to the person who is in love with you and just wants to Netflix and chill.
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Some reporters and editors at the paper say that individual instances of not properly crediting are attributable not to a policy of not linking to rival news outlets, but just to harried journalists not getting around to doing so, green reporters not knowing to do so, and editors not being aware of previous reporting and not doing the research needed to add links.
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You know, certainly, as they are working to contain Coronavirus, we're playing a responsible, constructive role in helping them do that, you know, simply by just being aware of where we need to close stores and how we can also help, you know in areas where we have stores open to ensure that, you know, this virus is being contained.
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Today, Spotify's algorithmic recommendations are integrated into the service's interface in such an understated fashion that if you didn't look hard enough at the recommended music at the end of your manually curated playlist, or if you weren't sufficiently curious about exploring the service's Discover Weekly feature, you could go about your week, even your entire year of music-listening without being aware of them.
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" One reason the truth might look particularly bad for the president is that when the special counsel investigating ties between the Trump campaign and Russia asked about Mr. Stone's contact with WikiLeaks, Mr. Trump replied in his written response, "I do not recall discussing WikiLeaks with him, nor do I recall being aware of Mr. Stone having discussed WikiLeaks with individuals associated with my campaign.
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In order to help protect your child's safety, "the big thing is having a conversation with your child about social media use early and often and being aware of what they're doing, and having filters and using strict privacy settings while you're still monitoring their social media frequently," said Dr. Candice Dye, a pediatrician at Children's of Alabama and assistant professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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"What investors can expect to learn:"So much, if you pay attention: Everybody has a different approach, but some consistent themes come up again and again: the importance having a process versus focusing on outcomes, being aware of your own biases, understanding the impact of costs, why you should develop an expertise, continually educate yourself, read widely and deeply, and recognize the role of luck in, well, everything.
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The document published Friday says that the NRA and its officers, board members and donors "engaged in a years-long effort to facilitate the U.S.-based activities of Maria ButinaMaria ButinaSenate Democrats request IRS investigation of NRA Senate Democrats say top NRA officials knew about Kremlin ties State Department's top arms control official leaving MORE and Alexander Torshin," despite being aware of the two Russian nationals' ties to the Kremlin.
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According to these and other published accounts, it was not until recent communication between these former and current Mattress Factory employees revealed a pattern of sexual misconduct and abuse, that they felt empowered to escalate their complaints against the organization — which, until that point, Olijnyk and the board seemed happy to sweep under the rug, despite officially being aware of them since at least February of this year.
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But being aware of the dangers has not led to significant progress, and as a result, we've seen what's been happening around the world with the election results, so I think it's time to realize that we have been drowning in data and starved for wisdom, and we have an enormous amount of incredibly smart, brilliant leaders, who are not wise enough to actually move from knowing what to do to doing it.
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While Tucker lauds the couple's importance to the state and fondly remembers being in front of the Old State House in 1992 to watch Bill Clinton's presidential acceptance speech, he also laments being aware of the President's "stuff", does not cite the former governor among his political idols and criticizes Clinton's backing of the 1993 crime bill, a plan that the former President has admitted was a mistake because it led to mass incarceration.
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The complaint goes on to document various additional "red flags" it says were raised to Facebook throughout 2016 suggesting Cambridge Analytica was misusing user data — including various press reports on the company's use of personality profiles to target ads; and staff in Facebook's own political ads unit being aware that the company was naming Facebook and Instagram ad audiences by personality trait to certain clients, including advocacy groups, a commercial enterprise and a political action committee.
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Last week the New York Times and the Observer of London reported revelations from former CA employee Chris Wylie, who detailed how working with a University of Cambridge psychology professor who had developed a survey app to run on Facebook, the political consultancy had been able to obtain vast amounts of user information — as many as 50 million US Facebook users' profiles — without the vast majority of the users being aware their data had been harvested nor what it would be used for.
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Consent has never been more debated in our society — for good reasons — but we should apply that word as it relates to data, as it relates to this relationship with technology, and as it relates to this question of the admission fee to the connected world is giving up all your privacy without having any idea where it goes, and not being aware in each area of your recordable behavior what you're consenting to and what your tolerance is for that kind of exchange.
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To see the wider rap community refuse to engage with Giggs can feel frustrating because, when it comes from a place of ignorance – not opening up to understand the lyrics, seeing Britain as an inferior player in rap music, not being aware of the cultural history – there's a strong parallel to be drawn with the way rap was responded to when it first broke out in the US. Back then, it was negated as an artform in much the same way Giggs has been on More Life: it's hard to understand, it's just talking, other forms of music inherently have more cultural worth, etc etc etc.
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Among the underhand techniques that the Google-targeted GDPR complaint, which draws on the earlier report, calls out are allegations of deceptive click-flow, with the groups noting that a "location history" setting can be enabled during Android set-up without a user being aware of it; key settings being both buried in menus (hidden) and enabled by default; users being presented at the decision point with insufficient and misleading information; repeat nudges to enable location tracking even after a user has previously turned it off; and the bundling of "invasive location tracking" with other unrelated Google services, such as photo sorting by location.
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