If you're comfortable with yourself, people will be comfortable with you.
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Some people are comfortable with more, some are comfortable with less.
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Ideally, you'll get more comfortable with cutting, and he'll get more comfortable with spending.
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But as I got more comfortable with him, I got more comfortable with my body.
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WE FEEL COMFORTABLE WITH IT. YOU AND HIS TEAM FEEL COMFORTABLE WITH IT. GRANT: YEAH.
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That's something I'm very comfortable with, and I've been comfortable with before in the past.
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"I know you're comfortable with it, she knows I'm comfortable with it," McCain said to Behar.
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Once you're comfortable with biweekly applications, you can increase the frequency until you're comfortable with everyday use.
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I think if you look at those two guys, they're comfortable with me and I'm comfortable with them.
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"You want to be respectful of what people are comfortable with and what they aren't comfortable with," she said.
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If you don't feel comfortable with food; if you don't feel comfortable with your body, you can talk to someone about that.
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Very early on, I would just pray, and talk, and speak aloud and get comfortable with myself and comfortable with my spirit.
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One of the things I always look for in people is whether they're comfortable with disruption and comfortable with a degree of confusion.
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Even the process of getting more comfortable with myself singing, there's one song, "Eating Hooks," that's about being comfortable with yourself in general.
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So we feel comfortable with the unit economics and we feel comfortable with the marketing spend given where we are as a company.
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Jamel says that if Rob gets to a place where he is comfortable with himself, then he can be comfortable with other people.
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He traces their origins to a time before TV was comfortable with LGBTQ people—or only comfortable with them as the subject of jokes.
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Money greatly enhances your ability to take risks and thrive — getting comfortable with that fact means getting comfortable with your expectations and your beliefs.
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"We're comfortable with where we are, and we're comfortable with the investments we've made to date," said Pete Kavanaugh, deputy campaign manager for Biden.
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"It was a matter of finding a balance of what we're comfortable with as coaches, and what they're comfortable with as players," Ganot said.
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For starters, Democrats are not nearly as comfortable with the politics of climate solutions as Trump is comfortable with the politics of climate denial.
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"Perhaps the market had grown a little bit comfortable with risks that we never became comfortable with," Wirth told CNBC's "Closing Bell" on Monday.
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"I'm comfortable with the commander-in-chief having sole authority of who gets clearance and who doesn't -- I'm totally comfortable with that," said Rep.
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But by the time she appears for the finale, Russell is both more comfortable with Corrine and more comfortable with this newer, more aggressive generation.
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It's really interesting being a woman who has shifted from one public facing image that people were comfortable with, into something else that people are not comfortable with.
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" Ryan not comfortable with all-white, all-male 2020 ticket Asked if he'd be comfortable with an all-white, all-male Democratic 2020 ticket, Ryan said "no, absolutely not.
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And sometimes when you are so comfortable with somebody, you may not give them the same consideration as somebody you're not as comfortable with – a certain formality falls away.
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"Sometimes when you are so comfortable with somebody, you may not give them the same consideration as somebody you're not as comfortable with — a certain formality falls away," she said.
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" On one such such occasion, she told Tambor she wasn't comfortable with her body, to which he allegedly responded, "Well, I'm comfortable with your body," and "I've seen you naked.
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"I think that first debate meant something, because I felt very, very comfortable with the subject and I felt very comfortable with the people I was competing against," he said.
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"The public seem to be more comfortable with Muslims as individuals, but less comfortable with Islam as a set of ideas and teachings," the co-authors wrote in the study.
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"Sometimes when you are so comfortable with somebody, you may not give them the same consideration as somebody you're not as comfortable with — a certain formality falls away," she explains.
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That means those who are comfortable with where things are — even if they are not necessarily comfortable with Trump as president — can be willing to keep things the way they are.
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If you really want to lead and create impact, you're going to have to get comfortable with your discomfort — comfortable with confronting the things you may not want to address head on, comfortable saying "no" to things that don't line up, and comfortable with saying "yes" to things that do but that stretch you.
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"I'm here to tell the story and to be true to the art, not to bring my own problems in terms of what I feel comfortable with, not comfortable with," Kidman explained.
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No woman should have to force herself to be comfortable with something she doesn't feel comfortable with, even if it seems retro and dated to abstain during that time of the month.
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Only 33 percent of voters surveyed believed their neighbors would be comfortable with a woman in the Oval Office, despite 74 percent saying they themselves would be comfortable with a woman president.
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According to the report, 52% would feel "very comfortable" with a woman at the head of government, and 63% would feel similarly comfortable with a woman as a CEO of a major company.
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A lot of this comes with the territory of getting comfortable with another — you settle into a routine and become more comfortable with each other's silences as you become more and more simpatico.
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Or I can go to a place where I'm very comfortable with the scheme, coach and culture, and I'm very comfortable with the things they do and I really believe we can win.
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Mr. Kasich said he was "not comfortable" with the advertisement.
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I had a career and was feeling comfortable with myself.
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"I'm comfortable with it," Legend told PEOPLE at the time.
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But he isn't getting comfortable with his success just yet.
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In general, men appeared far more comfortable with their abilities.
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I wasn't comfortable with going to his room & said so.
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Relationships become steadier, as we're more comfortable with our partners.
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But again, the President is quite comfortable with any outcome.
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I can get comfortable with Alibaba, and that's about it.
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"None of us would be comfortable with that," he said.
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It's all too intimate for me to be comfortable with.
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I am not comfortable with the concept of 'thought crime.
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"They said they were comfortable with the trial," Sateesh said.
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No, but it's a probability that I'm pretty comfortable with.
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"People feel more comfortable with hatred," Yael says to Hassan.
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South Koreans, meanwhile, are growing more comfortable with speaking out.
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I'm not entirely comfortable with how reductive it has become.
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Is that a dynamic that you guys are comfortable with?
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Get comfortable with at least one character from every category.
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So go for it, if you're comfortable with the risks.
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"Even at my heaviest I was always comfortable with myself."
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China may seem to have grown more comfortable with markets.
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I am very comfortable with the decision that I've made.
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It's much more comfortable with the former than the latter.
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"Find a specific language you feel comfortable with," Marin says.
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"I'm comfortable with some flexibility with work hours," Harvey says.
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THEY WILL HAVE TO BE MORE COMFORTABLE WITH OPERATIONS TECHNOLOGY.
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These are things that [voters] are familiar and comfortable with.
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That's what their parents had, that's what they're comfortable with.
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I feel very comfortable with our choice on Manfred Weber.
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"That's where he really got comfortable with it," Zormelo says.
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Then I grew more comfortable with shooting people as themselves.
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And in some ways, Carson was already comfortable with Trump.
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You also need to be comfortable with a buggy implementation.
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Because we are very comfortable with property, or financial companies?
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They're trying to see if I'm someone they're comfortable with.
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"Getting comfortable with your sexuality is a process," she tweeted.
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At the end, I found myself really comfortable with Thomas.
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Still, she admits she is not totally comfortable with them.
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"Last year, he really wasn't feeling comfortable with his swing."
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Be comfortable with the idea that you don't know everything.
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And you're comfortable with the decision to end your pregnancy?
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It was a longer silence than I was comfortable with.
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"Yeah, I'm really, really comfortable with this offense," Savage said.
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Back in Wisconsin, the Cassles seem comfortable with their decisions.
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Americans are generally comfortable with the state of US elections.
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So I think he's a little more comfortable with this.
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How does a person get so comfortable with telling lies?
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That's not a message that Democrats are traditionally comfortable with.
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For the first time, Jimmy is comfortable with being himself.
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Professionally comfortable with improvising, the D.J.s make for affable company.
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Over all, I am getting more comfortable with my iPhone.
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But Monteith never felt comfortable with the fame and attention.
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They acted very in sync and comfortable with each other.
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A knife sharpener that even beginners will feel comfortable with
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But I'm never going to get comfortable with our group.
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"I'm not comfortable with putting price controls on drugs," Sen.
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Millennials are growing increasingly comfortable with robots handling their cash.
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Then foreign money would feel more comfortable with the risk.
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"I've become comfortable with who I am," Mr. Schumer said.
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But first they need to become comfortable with each other.
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Even he has said he would be comfortable with Mrs.
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The shooter may be comfortable with a variety of weapons.
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Connor: I don't think Aiden was comfortable with the idea.
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And are you comfortable with people knowing about your interests?
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Temasek said it was comfortable with its Chinese bank holdings.
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Soon, people are comfortable with you, know you're not shady.
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As it goes along, I've become more comfortable with it.
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She was never comfortable with the liberal, secular Hollywood crowd.
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It's an experience I doubt I'll ever be comfortable with.
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She laid out what she was -- and wasn't -- comfortable with.
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" "I think everyone should not be comfortable with the midterms.
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We're comfortable with that narrative, and it's just not true.
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I know that not everyone is comfortable with their skin.
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Katie had become comfortable with being open about her parents.
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I'm personally not very comfortable with fighting or with strife.
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It is finding that ground that they are comfortable with.
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I keep repeating to myself: Get comfortable with being uncomfortable.
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It's O.K. to get in and get comfortable with it.
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"I wouldn't be comfortable with that," lawyer Eric Dubelier said.
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Whatever you feel comfortable with, I'll get back to you.
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"I'm not comfortable with more mechanized techniques," Mr. Bédos said.
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But I choose to do what I feel comfortable with.
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I thought, Well, I got to get comfortable with it.
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Belgians are not entirely comfortable with this change of status.
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Spend enough time online and you'll grow comfortable with death.
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Getting comfortable with setbacks will keep them curious and engaged.
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"I never felt comfortable with myself," he said in 1993.
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Beijing seems comfortable with its ability to handle the problem.
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Even some auto companies are not comfortable with his proposal.
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People are not very comfortable with making the trip anymore.
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Not everyone, though, is entirely comfortable with this new usage.
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But Mr. Manchin says he is comfortable with his decision.
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Get comfortable with one type, then move on to another.
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The Microsoft Surface Earbuds Fit: Comfortable with multiple tip sizes.
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By night five, I felt completely comfortable with the blanket.
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It's just a way to gauge what you're comfortable with.
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" He added, "He's comfortable with people who he deems worthy.
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"They know you and are comfortable with you," she said.
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The mattress was firm but comfortable with crisp, light linens.
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Make sure you're comfortable with all the investments you're holding.
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Republicans were comfortable with Mulvaney's remarks and praised his honesty.
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With practice, they will grow more comfortable with tummy time.
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MNUCHIN: I THINK WE'RE VERY COMFORTABLE WITH OUR FINANCING NEEDS.
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"Women aren't taught to get comfortable with making people uncomfortable."
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I'm very comfortable with what we did during the lapse.
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"I am very comfortable with who I am," she said.
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SO I'M 100% COMFORTABLE WITH THE DIRECTION PARAMOUNT IS GOING.
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People are showing courage by getting comfortable with being uncomfortable.
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And so I-- I'm very comfortable with all of that.
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I didn't feel comfortable with people looking at my work.
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Clearly it bothers me enough, I'm not comfortable with it.
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Do you feel comfortable with your own body and sexuality?
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Is the WH comfortable with the points she's been making?
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But we're very comfortable with documentary filmmakers having a viewpoint.
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They are ever more comfortable with a robust government role.
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" "The objective is to find the spot that the community you're operating in is comfortable with and that the FAA is comfortable with and then you go forward and adjust if something does happen.
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I am more comfortable with my guy friends now and I don't know if that's everyone becoming more aware, or if that's me becoming more aware and me becoming more comfortable with expressing myself.
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When you've decided that some women didn't vote for Hillary Clinton because they were "not comfortable with the notion that a woman could be our president" — instead of not being comfortable with this particular candidate.
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If you're not comfortable with that, don't do it, you know?
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And with each snip, she grew comfortable with her new look.
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I am more in my head now, and comfortable with that.
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That's what I'm used to so that's what I'm comfortable with.
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"Are you comfortable with this?" he said, as the crowd booed.
|
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Let's face it, millennials are generally more comfortable with new technology.
|
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She just wanted to make sure Nick was comfortable with it.
|
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That should help consumers feel more comfortable with the new devices.
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The skin color, sex appeal, and body type they're comfortable with.
|
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As a result, the analyst remains 'comfortable' with the MDB story.
|
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"I would be comfortable with flying with a reused booster," Gen.
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Let me know how that sounds, and what you're comfortable with.
|
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People talked shit, which I love, because I'm comfortable with myself.
|
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He said this was the service he was most comfortable with.
|
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It's the version of me that I'm comfortable with people seeing.
|
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H: Do you feel comfortable with that aspect of the industry?
|
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"I think now I'm just comfortable with it," Vea told reporters.
|
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I understand why not everyone is comfortable with 13 Reasons Why.
|
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"Yeah, if everyone is comfortable with the situation," she told Shepard.
|
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He added that he felt "comfortable" with the bank's current governance.
|
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The platforms have never been comfortable with their role as gatekeepers.
|
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They're never represented on-screen in a way they're comfortable with.
|
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The two immediately felt comfortable with and supportive of each other.
|
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But not everyone is comfortable with all aspects of this conclusion.
|
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I know what I'm comfortable with; I know what I want.
|
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You have a couple options, depending on what you're comfortable with.
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Like, Yeah, I'm definitely not comfortable with people thinking I'm male.
|
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He looked equally comfortable with a hammer or a circular saw.
|
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This festival is an easier environment that's comfortable with no pressure.
|
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"You play the role that you're naturally comfortable with," Dudley said.
|
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I didn't feel fully confident and fully comfortable with my swing.
|
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I'm really really comfortable with myself, so I was just excited.
|
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V.P. JOE BIDEN: No, I'm not comfortable with goofy Uncle Joe.
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"That's why I'm so comfortable with switching different styles," he says.
|
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Debates can make voters more comfortable with candidates, and lessen doubts.
|
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And what I am comfortable with saying is what I believe.
|
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Yeah, they weren't real comfortable with that and refused to comply.
|
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"You fucks made me comfortable with it again," the title reads.
|
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And for the first time, I was comfortable with her, too.
|
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I was comfortable with my decision, but still a little nervous.
|
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"Kids are familiar with it, they're comfortable with it," MacDonald said.
|
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When I myself got married, I wasn't even comfortable with it.
|
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BROADLY: Will you introduce yourself as much as you're comfortable with?
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"You have to really get comfortable with being uncomfortable," she said.
|
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"I'm pretty comfortable we'll get comfortable with doing it," Raymond said.
|
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I'm not comfortable with that, I don't think I'll do it.
|
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How did you get to be so comfortable with your body?
|
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He said he feels "very, very comfortable" with Leftwich calling plays.
|
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Only submit if you are comfortable with this type of situation.
|
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As a virus guy, Dr. Tang is comfortable with frightening pathogens.
|
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"I think she's comfortable with the message," a Clinton adviser said.
|
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"All indications are he's comfortable with the clean CR," said Rep.
|
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Slightly jazzy, pink and some gray, 'cause I'm comfortable with myself.
|
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Are you comfortable with riding with four dudes for eight hours?
|
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People could relate to her being comfortable with her natural hair.
|
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"I'm comfortable with what our campaign is doing," Groh-Wargo replied.
|
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Thus, Democrats like experienced, professional politicians who are comfortable with policy.
|
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To keep pushing forward, I had to get comfortable with failure.
|
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Others, however, are not as comfortable with the relatively new currency.
|
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Interestingly, not all gentrifiers are comfortable with the change they're bringing.
|
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But Mr. Bopp said he was nonetheless comfortable with Mr. Trump.
|
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But she wasn't entirely comfortable with it, at least at first.
|
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"It's what made me comfortable with the movie camera," he said.
|
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"It is, and I'm not entirely comfortable with it," Wizner said.
|
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If you work at Amazon, you'd better be comfortable with conflict.
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Are you comfortable with a computer that could think and learn?
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I would not be comfortable with him serving in that role.
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Hodges, Biden said he was "absolutely comfortable with" same-sex marriage.
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She considers herself female, but is comfortable with her male body.
|
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Start off by riding in an area you are comfortable with.
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Because they aren't comfortable with the concept of loving a dude.
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I'm comfortable with the fact that white people can't say it.
|
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This is not something any of us should be comfortable with.
|
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Ryan: I'm comfortable with never having to listen to this again.
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So: cool project, a brand that I'm comfortable with, good gig.
|
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We can become complacent; we are so comfortable with our surroundings.
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You have to become comfortable with a new language and culture.
|
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I'm pretty comfortable with where I'm at and where I've been.
|
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"I'm very comfortable with the decisions I've made," he told me.
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You feel comfortable with any matchup and they proved it tonight.
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Whatever you choose, make sure you feel comfortable with your therapist.
|
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They are comfortable, with a lack of waistband and adjustable straps.
|
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"The president is quite comfortable with any outcome," the official added.
|
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It's on you to help the others feel comfortable with him.
|
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And getting comfortable with the new grip wasn't the biggest issue.
|
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But not everyone at the bank is comfortable with the approach.
|
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"We felt really comfortable with them because we like them," Mrs.
|
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Suddenly, Charlie felt more comfortable with documenting his own family's story.
|
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But, her daughter said, she was comfortable with her relative anonymity.
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If you are not comfortable with this, PLEASE GO NO FURTHER.
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If you're comfortable with a virtual preparer, the online service Henrytax.
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I'm more comfortable with him playing, though it still bothers me.
|
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The other guesthouses are clean and comfortable, with bathrooms en suite.
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"I am comfortable with where we are now," Mr. Cornstein said.
|
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Paul Williams had never felt entirely comfortable with who he was.
|
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If you're not comfortable with that, consider reading a synopsis online.
|
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"They feel comfortable with whatever they are doing together," he said.
|
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Flannery, he said, was comfortable with being honest about GE's problems.
|
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"I don't know what she's comfortable with," Judiciary Committee Chairman Sen.
|
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The authority seemed comfortable with failure and armored to resist change.
|
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But, he added, not all Alaskans are comfortable with that idea.
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No one is more comfortable with a bare stage than him.
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Ultimately, it comes down to what you&aposre most comfortable with.
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"It&aposs not something that we feel comfortable with," he said.
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We're very comfortable with our place, our strategy and our future.
|
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Many Cubans have grown comfortable with calling him a complicated relative.
|
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He also had to find a bird comfortable with wearing them.
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The type of people who are comfortable with that always exist.
|
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For me, learning to be comfortable with that was one step.
|
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"[It was] more people than I was comfortable with," Kelly said.
|
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Since then, the partners have grown more comfortable with each other.
|
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Most of all, the child must feel comfortable with the plan.
|
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Would you be enthusiastic or comfortable with this kind of candidate?
|
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Making people comfortable with robotic chauffeurs, of course, is another matter.
|
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If you can't get comfortable with that, you must split up.
|
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"I am not comfortable with that at this point," said Rep.
|
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Either way, LiLo doesn't look too comfortable with the foot gear.
|
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Once you're comfortable with the technique, it's time to get funky.
|
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"I'd feel more comfortable with Hillary Clinton, certainly," Cohen told MSNBC.
|
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But slowly, some people can grow more comfortable with the idea.
|
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Respondents were most comfortable with driving cars that stayed in a lane by themselves or maintained a speed, he pointed out, but they were least comfortable with cars following other cars closely or autonomously changing lanes.
|
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Which is why, in the end, a rigorous case for Trump needs to be very comfortable with that possibility (as some of his supporters are!), comfortable with fire and blood as an alternative to George W.
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And part of that is I think that perhaps the market had grown a little bit comfortable with risks that we never became comfortable with and I think these events demonstrate that those risks are real.
|
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The lesson was that we often just do what we're comfortable with.
|
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The teacher allegedly told Starke she was not comfortable with Choudhury's behavior.
|
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People more comfortable with themselves are likely to contribute more to society.
|
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Obama has become more comfortable with her public role over the years.
|
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I think Republicans are quite comfortable with nativism, provided it's reasonably covert.
|
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Did it take you a while to get comfortable with that idea?
|
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We&aposre starting to get a little more comfortable with that idea.
|
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The network has also grown increasingly comfortable with wading into Republican primaries.
|
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I've been comfortable with both my ethnicity and sexual orientation since childhood.
|
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According to LaBeouf, the Finnish people are very comfortable with their nudity.
|
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However, he also doesn't seem entirely comfortable with Grant and Lucy's story.
|
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Whatever you feel comfortable with is what you should work out in.
|
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Trusting Trump with nuclear codes Not everyone is comfortable with the prospect.
|
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And studies have found that they're getting more comfortable with the idea.
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This was completely my decision and I am very comfortable with it.
|
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Yoshi's wife Madoka has always felt more comfortable with her husband away.
|
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It depends on what they're comfortable with and what actually they want.
|
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"I'm not comfortable" with legalizing sex work, he said at the time.
|
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I'm not completely comfortable with it, but it is what it is.
|
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Everyone in the family is "comfortable with the arrangement," the source adds.
|
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Slowly, over time, she noticed him appearing more comfortable with the baby.
|
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" He added, "They've implemented research, and they're more comfortable with the liquidity.
|
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I got really comfortable with her, she was really nice to me.
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KUDLOW: I THINK THE PRESIDENT IS VERY COMFORTABLE WITH A STABLE DOLLAR.
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Sure, but only if you're comfortable with spending money on the unknown.
|
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I'm the type of person who feels very comfortable with daily routines.
|
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She told the outlet her father is "fully comfortable" with her stance.
|
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How did you get Kicker comfortable with activities like rafting and kiteboarding?
|
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"It really just made me comfortable with my own sexuality," B said.
|
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And, I guess, to show that I'm comfortable with how I look.
|
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"We are very comfortable with our choice of words", Knot told reporters.
|
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It didn't take long for them to get comfortable with one another.
|
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And as seen in the trailer, he's very comfortable with his body.
|
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Everyone in the family is "comfortable with the arrangement," the source added.
|
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By contrast, "Anywheres" are cosmopolitan, socially liberal, internationalist and comfortable with change.
|
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Devin Dawson has a dark, brooding side that he's quite comfortable with.
|
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"I would be most comfortable with me as president," Mr. Sanders said.
|
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And she's clearly comfortable with the new woman in her pop's life.
|
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But I think it's about being comfortable with who I am now.
|
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It's this apples-and-oranges conversation I was never totally comfortable with.
|
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I gave him money...Everyone in my family is comfortable with him.
|
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"We won't do anything you don't feel comfortable with," Cook allegedly replied.
|
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We can't ever let ourselves get comfortable with this kind of slaughter.
|
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Everyone in the family was "comfortable with the arrangement," the source added.
|
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And the earlier they get comfortable with Swift, the better for Apple.
|
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But it appears West is getting more comfortable with the spotlight again.
|
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"But right now, we should be comfortable with the process," she said.
|
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Maccagnan needed to be comfortable with, at worst, his third-rated quarterback.
|
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I'm not really comfortable with public affection—that probably added to it.
|
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Mahal is on record as not being comfortable with his recent transformation.
|
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If someone's just in for sex, that's not something I'm comfortable with.
|
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We are so comfortable with one another and we really are sisters.
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Neither do I feel comfortable with my Catalan one outside its territory.
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I'm comfortable with MMA fighters being reminders of mortality while they're fighting.
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It's like what we were talking about earlier, being comfortable with yourself.
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"I felt more comfortable with a real story about people," Vanaman says.
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She especially felt comfortable with Jada, whom Jordyn believes is extremely nonjudgmental.
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All of this leaves you feeling pretty comfortable with the Casper product.
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The idea here is clearly to get people comfortable with Google's platform.
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Reynolds in general just seems comfortable with sex and other taboo topics.
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I was attracted to her because she was comfortable with her sexuality.
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James: I mean, I'm actually pretty comfortable with Facebook reading my information.
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I guess, as I've gotten older, I'm just more comfortable with myself.
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I wanted to make these people feel comfortable with me being there.
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Allurion's Elipse device makes the process more comfortable with one quick gulp.
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Being comfortable with this and understanding it requires deep trust and communication.
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Later, people gradually became comfortable with making jokes about the gorilla's death.
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Is everyone comfortable with the bro stuff or is it an act?
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Much of being an adult is learning to become comfortable with yourself.
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This is — great to be with people I truly feel comfortable with.
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"I'm comfortable with whatever happens and whatever way it goes," Mattingly said.
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By 1970, cars were comfortable, with options like radios and air-conditioning.
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Of course, both sides would have to be comfortable with the chairman.
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"Every inning I got stronger, more comfortable with my pitches," Carrasco said.
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It's just a matter of being more comfortable with it, I guess.
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"I felt like I was comfortable with all my pitches," Matz said.
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"We are looking for people that are comfortable with ambiguity," says Nicola.
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I'm getting more comfortable with the idea of not necessarily living anywhere.
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But he was less comfortable with transgender people he did not know.
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Mr. Grassley never seemed entirely comfortable with an all-out blocking effort.
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The practice leaves buyers and sellers equally comfortable with making transactions online.
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Companies are increasingly comfortable with teams that are widely distributed, he said.
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People in Aleppo are not very comfortable with the cease-fire agreement.
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I recommend that people write only the parts they feel comfortable with.
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George has 32-inch legs and is quite comfortable with his height.
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I'M MORE THAN COMFORTABLE WITH THAT – I THINK THAT'S A HEALTHY DYNAMIC.
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FABER: YOU FEEL COMFORTABLE WITH THE UNDERLYING BUSINESS AT SIRIUS RIGHT NOW?
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You certainly learn to be comfortable with a fair amount of chaos.
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We are very comfortable with how we have set up the company.
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That's the language that I would tend to feel more comfortable with.
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"I'm getting more comfortable with every game, every shift," Dano told reporters.
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Are we comfortable with a machine making choices about life and death?
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So, either get comfortable with it, or get it off your plate.
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They think nothing is going to change, and they're comfortable with that.
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Only those comfortable with the requirements will fly the Paris-Tehran route.
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"I got so much more comfortable with who I am," Morrow explains.
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Their clothes just enable them to feel comfortable with what they are.
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Wargames and their audience have become more comfortable with abstraction and metaphor.
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And once people get more comfortable with us, things will be better.
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Dansko clogs say, I am comfortable with myself and with my life.
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Respect boundaries and ways people feel comfortable with nudity, tactility, and sex.
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How difficult is it: You need to be comfortable with the Terminal
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It might take me a couple visits to feel comfortable with them.
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So I swore off dating until I felt more comfortable with myself.
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I think that as a country we're now really comfortable with that.
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I just have to find a way to become comfortable with it.
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Like grandparents the world over, she looks pretty comfortable with an iPad.
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It's a problematic term — one the actress wasn't comfortable with at all.
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Maybe I got a little too comfortable with this jaded rock star.
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Running dozens of businesses, he has become comfortable with things going wrong.
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"No I am not" comfortable with it, the Wisconsin Republican told reporters.
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Once consumers are comfortable with electric, that's when the real fun begins.
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Caruso-Cabrera: You were comfortable with children being separated from their parents?
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Perhaps that's the only kind of anger the electorate is comfortable with.
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Mr. Berman said small foundations needed to get comfortable with this risk.
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But insurers are increasingly comfortable with the current state of the market.
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But the situation may be more fragile than Beijing is comfortable with.
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Johnson isn't naturally comfortable with removing anyone's personal liberties, Luke McGee writes.
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Why were they so comfortable with black struggle but not our rage?
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Eve Ensler has a word she wants you to get comfortable with.
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But that's not the same as the person being comfortable with it.
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G.M. was demanding more control and exclusivity than he was comfortable with.
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Over time, however, H.S.A. holders appear to become more comfortable with investing.
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Not all within the ruling party are comfortable with the trend though.
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I don't feel comfortable with that and I don't think it matters.
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"An organization has to do what they are comfortable with," Girardi said.
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I just can't get comfortable with my son in the same house.
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As the years progressed, Phelps grew even less comfortable with his interrogators.
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But I wasn't comfortable with the #MeToo movement saying he's a rapist.
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The adult children bring hustle, and they're comfortable with the latest technologies.
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They are not comfortable with themselves, which is what makes them contemporary.
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I felt comfortable with everything and had an offer in that day.
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Just be sure you're comfortable with the terms of your new account.
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"I'm more than comfortable with that," said Peter Salovey, the school's president.
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If that's not something you're comfortable with, it's time to move it.
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What's most important is that a patient is comfortable with the medium.
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Then you build authenticity, and they become more comfortable with each other.
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The mattress was very comfortable with soft pillows and a fluffy comforter.
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But I would feel comfortable with them reading it when they're 15.
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Joe was comfortable with everything except the jumping up off the couch.
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He's that uncle they can talk to, that they feel comfortable with.
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We have been more comfortable with companies that are mostly software companies.
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"I think he's someone Toni is probably very comfortable with," Annacone said.
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So, there is reason to be comfortable with the U.S. equity market.
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Lord Asriel is probably pretty comfortable with the shape of his soul.
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Internationally, are you comfortable with what you're seeing in terms of demand?
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The ride quality is comfortable with little unwanted body movement or harshness.
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Less concretely, you also want to feel comfortable with your financial adviser.
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You've had a couple of years to get comfortable with your sexuality.
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So I was comfortable with two takes, and that's what they got.
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Other hosts are less comfortable with the added layers and new tools.
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We grow comfortable with the risks we take on a regular basis.
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We are comfortable with machines making us faster and stronger, but smarter?
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And I obviously feel comfortable with telling him my ideas on things.
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And there was another good thing: I was comfortable with Blackboard's business.
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"I'm comfortable with not screwing up the chemistry too much," Murray said.
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That outcome is not what the court is "comfortable with," he said.
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"Guys are getting better at it, more comfortable with it," he said.
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"She's growing up in an environment where she's completely comfortable with power."
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"The seminarians are very comfortable with Cardinal Pell's presence," the spokesman said.
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"Meditation helps you be more comfortable with the uncomfortable," Mr. Pierson said.
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People are getting more comfortable with buying online and on smaller screens.
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And modeling made me comfortable with who I am — it was validation.
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I never felt really comfortable with where that data might be going.
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Make sure that you're comfortable with the level of risk, she said.
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And he was comfortable with that decision, especially on a debate night.
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In the last few years, I've found an altitude I'm comfortable with.
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What's more, unlike most GOP politicians, Trump was personally comfortable with Giuliani.
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"If you're comfortable with it, it's not a bad idea," Cozart said.
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He's comfortable with his behavior, but he's also comfortable in his misery.
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"But not all patients are comfortable with a stranger," Ms. Adin said.
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This was completely my decision, and I am very comfortable with it.
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We had no inhibitions, and just felt really comfortable with each other.
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It's comfortable with meeting Johanna and Klara where they're at in life.
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Neither Google nor anyone else appears actually comfortable with meaningful external oversight.
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I'm way more comfortable with that than the opposite, for sure. Yeah.
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"We are going to become comfortable with a level of surveillance that we never would have previously been comfortable with, because it makes things just a little easier," said Jeremy Liew, a venture capitalist with Lightspeed Venture Partners.
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Therefore, they have built more trust with their fans than a news media that has become comfortable with spin and less comfortable with the possibility of being 'scooped' because an editor took the time to check a story's validity.
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Southerners knew very well that they had an advantage—that Northerners weren't comfortable with dueling, that Northerners were less likely to be armed, and that Northerners weren't as comfortable with man-to-man violence in Congress as Southerners were.
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Yet over the past few decades liberals have become too comfortable with power.
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Some people ask Abraham questions individually, but still aren't comfortable with sharing much.
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So proceed with caution and only if you're comfortable with the risks involved.
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Liberals may be not be comfortable with US target lists and drone strikes.
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" Harris was drawn to the fact that he was "genuinely comfortable with himself.
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And shoppers are already very comfortable with online buying, even for expensive products.
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New Zealand is comfortable with a weaker kiwi as it helps its exporters.
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"I will feel more comfortable with a family that I know," she said.
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The move comes as more consumers become comfortable with online used-car purchases.
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He was comfortable with Molly by his side and surrounded by loved ones.
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Everyone struggles with the moral consequences of actions they're not always comfortable with.
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Taiwan Semi is the only one that I feel comfortable with from there.
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I'm saying that people seem comfortable with paying different ... No, they're never comfortable!
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I do encourage people to speak out, if that's what they're comfortable with.
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Set whatever number you're comfortable with, hit donate, and leave to page open.
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He didn't feel comfortable with me until I showed him my driver's license.
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"He was never comfortable with me quitting, it just bothered him," he said.
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If that is the only deliverable, I&aposd be very comfortable with that.
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So after nearly two decades, Volvo should be pretty comfortable with the service.
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We're beholden to Donald Trump and we're not at all comfortable with it.
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If you don't use online banking, the Statons recommend getting comfortable with it.
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Or perhaps they're IP savvy and are comfortable with their non-infringement positions.
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Everyone's really more vulnerable, more opinionated, we're all more comfortable with each other.
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Stocks appear increasingly comfortable with the idea of a summer interest-rate rise.
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This month, Virgo, you'll need to get comfortable with leaving yourself similarly vulnerable.
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But she hasn't always been comfortable with her place in the public eye.
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I've been comfortable with women helping me use the washroom for many years.
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Tropical plants thrive in the same weather conditions that humans are comfortable with.
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I'm never entirely comfortable with Horseback's records, but that's kind of the point.
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Finally, she made a demand that not every couple would be comfortable with.
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Getting comfortable with having a camera on your face is another matter altogether.
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But that's basically it, because I don't feel very comfortable with my body.
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However, Story Remix is mutable, adjusting to whatever skill level you're comfortable with.
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Investors should check their portfolios and make sure they're comfortable with their allocation.
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However, my parents are black and I'm comfortable with the body I'm in.
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"You want to do business with people that you're comfortable with," he says.
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Most Americans aren't going to be comfortable with that, nor should they be.
|
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"I've become more comfortable with it," she said of the reality TV format.
|
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The bank has said it is comfortable with the way it has acted.
|
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How did you get them comfortable with your style and your comedy rhythm?
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JEFF SMITH: So far, we've been very comfortable with our conversations with management.
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It feels like they're just fetishizing youth, which isn't something I'm comfortable with.
|
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But now people are becoming much more comfortable with paying $10 for access.
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Then, as people are comfortable with that, it means we can broaden out.
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"You get comfortable with one another and create a real rapport," he says.
|
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Lately they have found that listeners are increasingly comfortable with hybrid jazz sounds.
|
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" Prior job postings have touted qualities like "slightly impatient" and "comfortable with uncertainty.
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WHAT HE HAS BEEN DOING IS PIB NG PEOPLE HE IS COMFORTABLE WITH.
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We were just so comfortable with each other and could talk about everything.
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If you're not comfortable with change, Brooklyn is a bad place to be.
|
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Has tech made us callous to the point that we're comfortable with ghosting?
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I feel comfortable with my hair looking like this instead of like this.
|
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The Engineering part means that person's good with numbers and comfortable with math.
|
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They all seem so comfortable with each other, occupying the small cramped cell.
|
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"We're comfortable with where our team game is," Carolina coach Bill Peters said.
|
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We love her because she's genuinely happy and comfortable with who she is.
|
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Despite his success on the charts, Avicii wasn't comfortable with the celebrity lifestyle.
|
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"They're comfortable with and connected to social media," said Jeff Goldstein, Warner Bros.
|
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I've also gotten comfortable with people not expecting me to answer them immediately.
|
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We want people to have the freedom to do what they're comfortable with.
|
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To begin, Giacoumakis said, investors should make sure they're comfortable with their allocation.
|
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"I think we need to get comfortable with having uncomfortable conversations," she says.
|
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The move comes as more consumers grow comfortable with online used-car purchases.
|
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N Brown said it was "comfortable" with current market expectations for the year.
|
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So they had had it before, they had been comfortable with this before?
|
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So, we all need to get comfortable with discomfort in business — and life.
|
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So people have to make their own decisions about what they're comfortable with.
|
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Still, I personally feel more comfortable with less needlework in my sex life.
|
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Because for girls just getting comfortable with negotiating, facts are here to help.
|
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But auto executives in Beijing said they were comfortable with the current system.
|
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"I am not comfortable with a body piercing as of yet," he said.
|
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Wong, though, said that Aberdeen is comfortable with its stakes in Singapore banks.
|
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Their experience with the startup world has made YC comfortable with funding moonshots.
|
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Together, the research made Kuvée comfortable with promising 30 days of drinkable wine.
|
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He is concerned it could be more stretched than he is comfortable with.
|
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Don't quit just because you are starting to feel comfortable with your body!
|
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She starts as favorite, a familiar position and one she is comfortable with.
|
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I encourage people to understand who you are, and get comfortable with it.
|
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If the problem was real, you could feel more comfortable with the invention.
|
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As a chef, I think you should be comfortable with killing an animal.
|
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By now, everyone knows that Jeff Timmons is comfortable with his shirt off.
|
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And that's sort of an idea that people are more comfortable with, right?
|
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You might have heard that joining a startup means getting comfortable with risk.
|
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Fitch is comfortable with management's willingness and ability to maintain its 'BBB' rating.
|
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These apps may help get people comfortable with stock market concepts, of course.
|
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But since then you've grown really comfortable with the PR aspect of fighting.
|
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"If we don't feel comfortable with something, we're united on that," adds Jauregui.
|
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To take care of the dying you have to become comfortable with death.
|
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If he was not comfortable with it, we wouldn't have made the film.
|
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Despite his anti-interventionist campaign rhetoric, he is comfortable with war-mongering, too.
|
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"I feel very comfortable with my philanthropy," he said in his even way.
|
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If you're comfortable with this, explain that up front when making your pitch.
|
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Beck said he was not comfortable with his son attending such a discussion.
|
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Are we comfortable with a child being aborted because she is a girl?
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Are we comfortable with a child being aborted because he has Down syndrome?
|
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I'm just asking you, are you comfortable with what Maxine Waters just said?
|
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"For us, it was about getting comfortable with that transparency," Ms. Savage said.
|
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Quinn's far more comfortable with causing this kind of chaos than Rachel is.
|
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Someone once asked me to wear shorts, and I wasn't comfortable with that.
|
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"You might feel more comfortable with a year's worth in cash," Ma said.
|
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That's the best way to get comfortable with the wine list in general.
|
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She had made me feel so comfortable with my decision earlier that day.
|
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The employee later said she was not comfortable with this line of conversation.
|
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But we still feel comfortable with our franchise and our strategy going forward.
|
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Arianna Huffington: Don't you think it's also somebody who is comfortable with failure?
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But I would get the best people, people that I'd be comfortable with.
|
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Is there any aspect of your work that you're less comfortable with showing?
|
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"This is partially why I am so comfortable with construction guys," she added.
|
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" And he goes, "I knew there was something that you wasn't comfortable with.
|
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Amazon has an advantage because its shopper base is comfortable with shopping online.
|
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I'm just very blunt about what I am and am not comfortable with.
|
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The client is encouraged to pick the options they feel most comfortable with.
|
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The Supreme is thick and comfortable, with supportive construction and outstanding edge support.
|
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Please answer as many of the following questions as you feel comfortable with.
|
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They're made from Pima cotton, which only gets more comfortable with each wash.
|
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But the aspirants must grow comfortable with a certain quantity of awkward pretense.
|
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But now, in hindsight, I'm wondering: Are TV execs comfortable with their decision?
|
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But by and large, these men are disarmingly comfortable with their sexual identities.
|
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Gail: I don't think most Americans are comfortable with the idea of impeachment.
|
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Mr. Ramaphosa represents a strand that is bourgeois, worldly and comfortable with power.
|
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I'm comfortable with my transition, I just don't know how others will be.
|
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Quite the contrary — three-quarters of people surveyed felt comfortable with such businesses.
|
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"We had endless meetings getting everybody comfortable with the substance," Mr. McConnell said.
|
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"We're comfortable, the committee is comfortable with our current policy stance," Powell said.
|
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So "we threw out an offer we were comfortable with," Mr. Zak said.
|
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Novels are comfortable with the basic human fact that people don't really change.
|
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Instead, my partner and I decided to take the precautions we're comfortable with.
|
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We want to make sure it swung in ways we were comfortable with.
|
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But this whole incident has made me a lot more comfortable with it.
|
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He was comfortable with what he called "inescapable ambiguity" on complicated moral matters.
|
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But Germans, with each post-1945 generation, have grown more comfortable with themselves.
|
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And there are people who can be very powerful and comfortable with that.
|
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Repeat until your dog is comfortable with the process of buckling the muzzle.
|
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"I think investors are going to be comfortable with Uber," Ms. Smith said.
|
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" She continued, "I'm getting comfortable with it, but it's taking me some time.
|
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Investors are increasingly comfortable with using leverage in closed-end private credit funds.
|
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You should be comfortable with your choice regardless of any limited-time promotion.
|
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Neck up, he is comfortable with how the hard knocks have shaped him.
|
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Once you get comfortable with that, then look to figure out your number.
|
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They are loyal friends, devoted mothers, comfortable with their bodies and their choices.
|
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Having people like my culture made me feel more comfortable with it, too.
|
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They're made from Pima cotton, which only gets more comfortable with each wash.
|
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Congressional Republicans are comfortable with the ways Erisa defers to the private marketplace.
|
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If your partner recommends a budget that you're not comfortable with, be honest.
|
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They feel comfortable with bidding and doing work because the economy is good.
|
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"But if you're not comfortable with that, it's probably not a good idea."
|
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I don't think Tiger was comfortable with his 3-wood, but that's fixable.
|
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Once labor felt comfortable with Occupy, they helped it to grow and expand.
|
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But he seems to be getting more comfortable with offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell.
|
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Do you ever feel more comfortable with people with similar identities and experiences?
|
|
We as parents struggled, too, to help him become more comfortable with himself.
|
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I could tell that Irvine's officials were never entirely comfortable with their approach.
|
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"He's comfortable with us because we have a deal that works," she said.
|
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"I think they're going to be very comfortable with her," Mr. Harper said.
|
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Then I'd get onstage, and that's when I'd get really comfortable with it.
|
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"Maybe y'all are comfortable with that, I don't know," he told the gathering.
|
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Still, not everyone appears comfortable with the current shift towards longer-dated deals.
|
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They're comfortable with each other, and that translates to their effortless chemistry onstage.
|
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Not every Democrat is comfortable with the comparisons Harris is getting to Obama.
|
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Change requires activism because those in power are comfortable with the status quo.
|
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Most importantly, get comfortable with a slight variation on communication by challenging it.
|
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We feel comfortable with all of the time that has gone into this.
|
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Wiese struggled to get clean looks and never got comfortable with her shot.
|
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The verification is primarily to make businesses comfortable with their investment in marketing.
|
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Would US news organizations be comfortable with the govt directly owning local news?
|
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I really want to start bulking up to feel more comfortable with myself!
|
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The Flaming Lips are as comfortable with Miley Cyrus as with Yoko Ono.
|
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I'm way more comfortable with situations that are high-touch, low form-factor.
|
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People have to be comfortable with and understand how the new platforms work.
|
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Luce: Honestly, I was much more comfortable with it when Shivs was broke.
|
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I think it's a choice and its whatever you both are comfortable with.
|
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No, you — no, you asked if I was comfortable with the U.S. position.
|
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"We're very comfortable with the number we've given to the street," he said.
|
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And that's something I'm comfortable with, something I've done for my entire career.
|
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Here she is, a young woman now, and they're not comfortable with that.
|
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He's more comfortable with himself, with his gayness, and with his life now.
|
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As you may know I'm not at all comfortable with removing that protection.
|
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We think it's cushioned the upper limits of what investors are comfortable with.
|
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But even she isn't completely comfortable with the rising use of these methods.
|
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When you get really comfortable with flirtation, you keep avoiding the next step.
|
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Projecting that and them not being comfortable with it is kind of strange.
|
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Nassar grew more comfortable with abuse over time While Nassar initially took more care to make his treatments seem medically appropriate when he began these treatments in the 1990s, as time went on, he grew more comfortable with his conduct.
|
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Now, I'm having to tap into emotions that I really am not comfortable with.
|
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I want to encourage men to feel safe and comfortable with vulnerability and transparency.
|
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More people are more comfortable with more money here than anywhere else on earth.
|
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Mr Xi doubtless feels far more comfortable with Mr Cai in charge of Beijing.
|
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But her non-smiling ways have always been something she was more comfortable with.
|
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It appears that the real Fauna and her descendants were comfortable with these changes.
|
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Management's lack of 2019 revenue guidance may also imply they are comfortable with expectations.
|
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What does your pet have to be comfortable with before flying on an airplane?
|
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But she quickly grew comfortable with Merritt, Crump and Daryl Washington, a Texas attorney.
|
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Martin should be allowed to write the books at the pace he's comfortable with.
|
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I want to make sure he's really comfortable with everything that's a possible call.
|
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Over time, he grew less comfortable with his role and place with A$AP.
|
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They target a younger generation of investors who are more comfortable with digital services.
|
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If you are comfortable with your bond allocation and its duration, stick with it.
|
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I think if you're truly comfortable with clutter in your home, then that's fine.
|
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However, this banker is comfortable with the general state of affairs regarding lead orders.
|
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I don&apost think the base is comfortable with looking at kids in cages.
|
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You're just instantly comfortable with it and you associate that with it being good.
|
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But, in truth, I had become too comfortable with this modified way of life.
|
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And Wedding or not, Locken felt comfortable with where things stood in her relationship.
|
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That group of deep thinkers, at least, feels comfortable with this level of inflation.
|
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"That's a growth trajectory that the FDIC traditionally hasn't been comfortable with," Cagney said.
|
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Jefferies analysts said they were comfortable with the top end of their consensus estimates.
|
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Get comfortable with feeling uncomfortable, and think of creative ways to spend your time.
|
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As for Katie, with age and experience, she's become more comfortable with her sexuality.
|
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"It takes me back to my origins and it's what I'm most comfortable with."
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Emily Maynard eschewed the suites entirely, explaining that she wasn't comfortable with the concept.
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Companies are spending billions of dollars to get employees comfortable with the newest technology.
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Count Busy Philipps as one of the few celebrities comfortable with mourning in public.
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Cuba's leaders appear comfortable with social liberalisation, because it does not threaten their power.
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"Genealogists and law enforcement have never been very comfortable with each other," Fitzpatrick said.
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On the one hand, they're waiting on infrastructure, products and protections they're comfortable with.
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So, I've been on a journey to become more sexually comfortable with my body.
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Their lives were unglamorous yet comfortable, with a spacious home and trips to Florida.
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If you're not comfortable with failure, you're not going to succeed as a programmer.
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I think both sides have to be comfortable with whatever we need to do.
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"Investors have become more familiar and comfortable with fixed-income ETFs," said Morningstar's Johnson.
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Agent: No, you don't have to do it if you're not comfortable with it.
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Why do you think people have become more comfortable with the discussion of sex?
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You may want to be extra careful until you get comfortable with the process.
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It means people are trusting the process and feeling more comfortable with speaking out.
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Roman's whole experience is designed to make patients comfortable with a fundamentally uncomfortable topic.
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Serious buyers financially comfortable with the current environment have entered the market, analysts say.
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We're both real comfortable with going dark, and the Weapon handled that extremely well.
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And I'm also getting more comfortable with leaving him with the nanny or family.
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After that, Volpe told The Advocate that he was comfortable with the character's portrayal.
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Picking one comes down to what ecosystem you're most familiar and comfortable with — Amazon?
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But there's been this huge influx of people who are really comfortable with it.
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"I've become far more comfortable with a queer, fluid sense of sexuality," Zoey said.
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Garner said it was flattering, but she didn't seem super comfortable with the honor.
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This would seem to indicate that investors are becoming more comfortable with taking risk.
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I am not comfortable with any of us being controlled, manipulated, silenced, or bullied.
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I got comfortable with the idea of slamming my face on a foam desk.
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I just think [Alibaba] is impregnable to any research I could get comfortable with.
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That person has made up their mind that they're comfortable with buying a fake.
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She moves with the confidence of someone who is thoroughly comfortable with their body.
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Whatever the reason for his tenacity, Rubio seems very comfortable with his new life.
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I'm very comfortable with this as it is, so that's why I bring it.
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Don't just make them comfortable with facial recognition technology, engineer the desire for it.
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Can a long public life of small lies make you completely comfortable with lying?
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But after attending the retreats, she grew more comfortable with herself and her appearance.
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Perhaps we need to get a little more comfortable with saying the word testicles.
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And generally I feel like I get that right, that I'm comfortable with that.
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" Indeed, Huseman told the council that Amazon "was not comfortable with letting workers unionize.
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We saw him become comfortable with his sexuality in flashbacks with James (Dan Bucatinsky).
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Asked later if he was comfortable with Rosenstein overseeing the Russia investigation -- California's Sen.
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Now the pair have a couple's therapist and seem truly comfortable with one another.
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But if polyamory isn't something you'd be comfortable with, it's a fucking crimson banner.
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I wasn't comfortable in my own skin; I wasn't comfortable with who I was.
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During this time, I got extremely comfortable with the idea of being by myself.
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"The president is comfortable with us being fully transparent and cooperative with this process."
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You gotta be able to let them experience that and get comfortable with it.
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"My whole life's been out there, so I'm pretty comfortable with that," she says.
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I don't think people are comfortable with buying a $250,215 TV on their phone.
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The index behavior of the CAC suggested the markets were comfortable with this outcomes.
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More comfortable with process than people Perhaps no campaign comes naturally to Hillary Clinton.
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It turns out that most people aren't actually comfortable with Facebook's ad targeting practices.
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The keys have enough travel for you to get comfortable with understanding your keystrokes.
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Job applicants have to make sure they feel comfortable with their prospective boss, too.
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That said, I am not yet comfortable with this type of data being prescriptive.
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Fedato: When we started doing Pornceptual, I didn't feel so comfortable with my body.
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Sex is not a taboo here, it's OK when people are comfortable with it.
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I'm jetlagged and I feel comfortable with you, so take it as a compliment.
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You're with each other all day so you become more comfortable with one another.
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Most consumers, aside from some of the older generations, are comfortable with their technology.
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Whether people become comfortable with such devices in everyday life remains to be seen.
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But he said such a feature could help people feel more comfortable with Twitter.
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At first I wasn't comfortable with it, and then I just outright rejected it.
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And I think most people are sort of comfortable with some notion of that.
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"They're comfortable with the investment thesis but not the investment vehicles yet," Paul said.
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"The reason we're more comfortable with them is they're following the regulations," she said.
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I'm a lot more comfortable with a team of people who are very different.
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The Sponge embodies wide-eyed optimism and being 100% comfortable with who you are.
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And experts predict that in time federal regulators will get comfortable with the notion.
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That may be, but the American people are unlikely to be comfortable with it.
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Gay, straight, queer, whatever — everyone seemed more comfortable with themselves than I'd ever been.
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Maybe the company decides to pursue a new philosophy you're just not comfortable with.
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Gerspach said Citigroup was comfortable with its current footprint in Asia and Latin America.
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Martino pointed out that some generations are more comfortable with being surveilled than others.
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Slide behind the wheel and the Tiguan is equally comfortable with teens or geezers.
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The president seems comfortable with conditions that make an economy uncomfortable — uncertainty and disillusion.
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He also said he would be more comfortable with another nominee, according to CNN.
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"Everyone has to do or say what they feel most comfortable with," Birndorf said.
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From there, choose a markup price that will yield a profit you're comfortable with.
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"She will not do it if she is not comfortable with it," she said.
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It's a sign of strength that central banks are more comfortable with higher rates.
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"I'm not comfortable with Goofy Uncle Joe," he told CNBC's John Harwood in 2016.
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I do not feel comfortable with him here, is there anything you can do?
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"They're comfortable with the basic set of provisions that have been provided," Landy said.
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But analysts expect online ordering to explode as more customers get comfortable with it.
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"People are getting comfortable with the idea that this is going for a while."
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Later in the day, the company said it was "comfortable" with its latest accounts.
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But that didn't change the fear of never feeling comfortable with my body again.
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New Zealand is comfortable with a weaker kiwi NZD= as it helps its exporters.
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Though she's long wanted collaborate with the choreographer, West wasn't comfortable with performing herself.
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Noisey: Was it easier to just fall back on what you were comfortable with?
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"We've remained steadfast and comfortable with the decisions that we previously made," Humphries wrote.
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"I draw thick girls, comfortable with their bodies, in very erotic situations," says Rivas.
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If you aren't comfortable with the way your face looks, you can change it.
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Koskinen said he was "comfortable" with Goodlatte's decision and understood why he did it.
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Gradually, he became more comfortable with his body and lost interest in the surgery.
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This helps shoppers feel more comfortable with their purchases and reduces shopping cart abandonment.
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Clinton is indeed a candidate the Republican establishment can feel all too comfortable with.
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The Gomer Pyle persona never left Mr. Nabors, but he was comfortable with that.
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Erran Morad, an Israeli "antiterror expert" who appears to be comfortable with growth hormones.
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Biden said he needs "someone who is comfortable with where I am" on policy.
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"I vote for a lot of things I'm not comfortable with," Mr. Hensarling said.
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Mike Pence: You just asked me — if I'm comfortable with that and I am.
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We get comfortable with our high-def connections and mountains of sleek gaming machines.
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"Are you comfortable with a female nurse?" she continued as the two joked around.
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At that point, once Kevin was cleared to play, he was comfortable with that.
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Tuca is earthy and sexual, living in short shorts and comfortable with bodily effluvia.
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In some ways, the state still seems more comfortable with visitors than permanent residents.
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"It's important that women feel confident and comfortable with their contraceptive choice," he said.
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The vast majority of athletes don't feel comfortable with training for Games right now.
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We hoped to film them as well, but they were not comfortable with video.
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The teacher, who was herself tall, helped her feel comfortable with who she was.
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Overarching all these, I believe, is self-security, being comfortable with who you are.
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"It took me a little bit of time to get comfortable with that show."
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Yes, but: Hospitals are still getting more scrutiny in Washington than they're comfortable with.
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Hopkins said she was starting to become comfortable with the history she has made.
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So I just have to get comfortable with hitting the driver a lot more.
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It was not only spacious but refined and comfortable, with classic yet chic accents.
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Just ask him what physical affection he is comfortable with — preferably, before the wedding.
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It bets — rightly, ruthlessly — that you'd be more comfortable with no story at all.
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" She added, "These two characters physically need to be very comfortable with one another.
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I tried that for a few days, but I wasn't really comfortable with it.
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"We are very comfortable with our Iran strategy in Syria," Hook told the committee.
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As college went on, I grew more comfortable with people knowing about my disability.
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There are a few other ways you can get more comfortable with saying no.
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This added level of security may help them feel more comfortable with your agreement.
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Trump's comfort zone, and that she has grown comfortable with her role over time.
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Rather, I need to let my feelings out with someone I feel comfortable with.
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"Let's show more skin, Jessica, let's get comfortable with this," she remembers being told.
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Mr. Tillerson has appeared less comfortable with the public diplomacy part of his job.
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"Michael was getting divorced and I was becoming more comfortable with him," she said.
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"It's about seeing… what they can get comfortable with on preexisting conditions," Roe said.
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There's something beautiful about learning to be comfortable with yourself — especially on the road.
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"I'm very comfortable with risk that is tempered," Barton told CNN Business' Rachel Crane.
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She told him she wasn't comfortable with the recording and asked him to stop.
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"If they are comfortable with that, that is bullish for stocks," Raich told CNBC.
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MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: But you were comfortable with children being separated from their parents?
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You should feel comfortable with the accuracy of your return before you sign it.
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He has also grown comfortable with the Bluejays, and is a regular at practice.
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WE'RE VERY COMFORTABLE WITH HOW WE'RE GOING TO LOOK AT IT ACROSS THE CURVE.
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He is at ease in the world of money, and comfortable with acknowledging it.
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I felt more comfortable with my black friends and felt real shame with Hispanics.
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He's not known for his sense of humor or for being comfortable with comedy.
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Meredith: Aren't we all a little more comfortable with Tom in the loser's column?
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Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable means more to me than just a few concerts.
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"I call her 'her' because it's what I guess I'm comfortable with," Susan said.
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Heffernan is more comfortable with sliding standards for art and taste than Vanderbilt is.
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"If 2.88 scared people why would they be comfortable with 2.84/2.85," said Schumacher.
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The incremental physician is comfortable with waiting, trying different approaches, achieving episodic momentary victories.
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The Japanese are not comfortable with extra gestures of affection like the hand patting.
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"I would be comfortable with any 'reflation' that might come from this," he said.
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And we'd do ourselves a favor if we became more comfortable with the subject.
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He did not directly answer, but said he was "very comfortable" with immigrants' treatment.
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The truth is that Obama is perfectly comfortable with raking in Wall Street cash.
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It's not just Manhattan women with free weekdays who feel this comfortable with me.
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I am certainly and absolutely in every way comfortable with what I have reported.
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How did everyone — liberals and conservatives, politicians and economists — get so comfortable with debt?
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It's that people aren't comfortable with the idea of him having that much power.
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Jeff Zucker, president of CNN, said he was "entirely comfortable" with the network's coverage.
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"It's areas like self-esteem, assertiveness and growing comfortable with saying 'no'," says McCloskey.
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I feel the vulnerability of doing that, but I got more comfortable with it.
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So we have a responsibility as performers to do roles that we're comfortable with.
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The chairs — around 1,000 of them — are big, leathery and comfortable, with power outlets.
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And now I have kind of my flow on what I feel and what I'm comfortable with, as well as what JB's comfortable with, and we've been able to kind of work together to make our own music, in a way. Yeah.
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Ultimately, though, a different group of conservative voters — comfortable with the Republican establishment — won out.
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As time passes, Anna comes to feel if not comfortable with her captors then acclimated.
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You would think that you'd become more comfortable with it way earlier on, but, no.
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If anyone is comfortable with a bowl of peroxide and Olaplex, it's the Kardashian-Jenners.
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But there are a couple things about it that we need to feel comfortable with.
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This, in turn, could translate into more device sales, once people get comfortable with Alexa.
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If it is an issue that Trump is comfortable with, he makes quick confident decisions.
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That's a good trend, that he's getting more comfortable with the game on the line.
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So you have to be comfortable with frustration if you want to be a mathematician?
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" Or more to the point: "He's way too comfortable with his messages to our team.
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It's okay to take baby steps: you only have to share what you're comfortable with.
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" In his last months, Gillon says, "John was becoming more comfortable with his political ambitions.
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That could mean they're comfortable with applying their decision in this case to school vouchers.
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It really makes people comfortable with the topic when we are sharing a laugh together.
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Many investment professionals ask first-time investors what level of risk they are comfortable with.
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If a driver wasn't comfortable with us, I'd cancel the trip and find another way.
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Aides said Trump appeared wholly comfortable with his decision on Friday, without much second guessing.
|
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A spokeswoman for Ceconomy said it was "comfortable" with a 24 percent stake at present.
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People understand it, they are comfortable with it, and they have established workflows on it.
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It boils down to implementation and political stability, both of which we are comfortable with.
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Would Comey, Longstreth wondered, be as comfortable with another leader acting on those same instincts?
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Fifty-eight percent reported being less comfortable with transgender patients than with non-transgender patients.
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I'd probably be more comfortable with the bias toward small states if votes were proportional.
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"I'm not sure he's quite comfortable with what he's doing, to be honest," Bogle said.
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"The investment community has gotten comfortable with non-bank entities originating loan assets," Brown said.
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Kudrow confessed that there have been times when she did not feel comfortable with herself.
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Soon, Komov began pushing the limits of even what some American organizers were comfortable with.
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One thing I will say is at this point I felt comfortable with my instrument.
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There are signals that he wasn't comfortable with what Trump and his aides were doing.
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They lined up conversations throughout the company to make sure she was comfortable with it.
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"Investors are comfortable with Jokowi's policies and governing style," Daw told CNBC in an email.
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She's constantly navigating her sexuality, determining for herself what she is or isn't comfortable with.
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I'm quite comfortable with the rate move decision, and everything that we said in December.
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You can share as much as you are comfortable with sharing, and talk about anything.
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In that same poll, 49% of voters indicated they were not comfortable with Trump's reelection.
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Huntley has thought about it but said she's not comfortable with the potential financial instability.
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It sound like the committee was marginally more comfortable with international risks at this meeting.
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The thinking is that investors could be too comfortable with rising prices and are complacent.
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If you're waiting until you're 100 percent comfortable with a decision, you've waited too long.
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Is the Conservative Party comfortable with having its supporters' data shared with other political campaigns?
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If it's not something that people are comfortable with doing, it's a real business risk.
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Did you add it later when you realized you were comfortable with their improv skills?
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I was always very comfortable with those worlds and never favored one over the other.
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Most Americans already aren't comfortable with the idea of riding in a self-driving car.
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We live in a culture comfortable with exploiting breasts to sell burgers, for goodness sake.
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In the end, she believes the experience made her more comfortable with who she is.
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She said current trade suggested the authorities remained comfortable with the losses in the currency.
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It comes down to the individual being comfortable with themselves to disregard those beauty norms.
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You're comfortable with the way your business works, you could keep doing this in perpetuity.
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Because of all of the cybersex we'd been having, I was already comfortable with him.
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Is there any way that you would be comfortable with dealing with ZTE again ever?
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They're even more comfortable with devices than we are, and we really love our devices.
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Or were you comfortable with it being named after you, and being the central character?
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"I was immediately comfortable with him," she says of her first years under Reagan's wing.
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But ultimately we never really felt comfortable with this notion of cropping into the content.
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If you have a financial plan you are comfortable with, stick with it, advisors say.
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Labs are comfortable with the title since they have won it for 27 consecutive years.
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So Trump aides are comfortable with Pence putting out statements that create distance from Trump.
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It's being comfortable with the idea that things aren't the same all over the world.
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We've tried them and I'm pretty comfortable with it, so are you okay with that?
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I think that's part of why I felt she would be comfortable with you, Chris.
|
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Egerton also told Screen Rant that he wasn't entirely comfortable with this sex scene, either.
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They need to become comfortable with technology and learn how to work with younger people.
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"I just feel so confident and comfortable with where I'm at with you," he says.
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What she learnt at Amazon was to get comfortable with ambiguity, because everything was new.
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I know that makes me sound like a total Yankee, and I'm comfortable with it.
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Determining where the process ends depends on what level of reserves banks feel comfortable with.
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And rather than getting more comfortable with the futuristic technology, people are becoming more afraid.
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Hearing that Delia is comfortable with our marriage would make me feel more at ease.
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That's one of the biggest things, just trying to make sure you're comfortable with that.
|
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He was a man comfortable with his situation and there was no need for sentimentality.
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As consumers become more comfortable with AR, its presence will become a more continuous expectation.
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Some older doctors are comfortable with these technologies and don't want to let them go.
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If you're not comfortable with that, remove it and replace it will a static image.
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In fact, she hasn't always been comfortable with sharing her whole life with the internet.
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We could try to make that decision ourselves, but that's not something we're comfortable with.
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Q: Are you completely comfortable with the campaign using.... info stolen from Russian intel services?
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He said the peg had helped Bahrain and that the kingdom was comfortable with it.
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According to Son, many become too comfortable with the stability of life in corporate Japan.
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Once the child is comfortable with the shape of the letter, we introduce the phonetics.
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There's definitely a weird side to the true crime community that we aren't comfortable with.
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"Everyone is a little less comfortable with the new government," the second senior banker said.
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Since this is New Order's second record, here he's getting more comfortable with his voice.
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We've all become far too comfortable with the idea that malware is spread via email.
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Zuckerberg was right about one thing: most people aren't comfortable with Facebook's ad targeting practices.
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BROADLY: Hey, to start, will you introduce yourself as much as you are comfortable with?
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It's designed first and foremost to get you comfortable with the discomfort that anxiety creates.
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"I'm very comfortable with them being platonic — like brother and sister, and friends," he continued.
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If you feel comfortable with your partner, talk to them about your anorgasmia up front.
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It's often the case that kids are already more comfortable with technology than their parents.
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Voters were comfortable with Clinton working hard, but as she pursued power, their feelings changed.
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Sometimes it does, but you need to decide whether you're comfortable with sharing this information.
|
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I also wasn't completely comfortable with radio waves traveling through my brain during the night.
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" CNN's Alisyn Camerota: Are you comfortable with Trump calling the press the US' "biggest enemy?
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The actress has also grown a bit more comfortable with her life in the spotlight.
|
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Since then, it's taken a long time for Aimee to feel comfortable with her body.
|
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Marketers have also had to get comfortable with giving up creative control of their campaigns.
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Direct lenders have to be comfortable with the buy-and-hold nature of private loans.
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However, one big stakeholder seems perfectly comfortable with the status quo: the government in Berlin.
|
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Extremists attend his rallies because they agree with him and they feel comfortable with him.
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This concept should help the public get more comfortable with self-driving technology in general.
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I don't know that right now I'm comfortable with any firm decision—I'm digging deep.
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Despite the name, my room was surprisingly spacious and comfortable with a minimalist modern vibe.
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Sometimes a better return on investment isn't as important as being comfortable with your investments.
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Liquidity remains comfortable with liquid assets covering a high 2123% of liabilities at end-3Q16.
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As they become more comfortable with it, they can experiment with different flavors and recipes.
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And I did ask my family if they felt comfortable with me having this conversation.
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Are we comfortable with a child being aborted because her parents are from Central America?
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I've become more comfortable with exposing my vulnerability and not being afraid to go there.
|
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That was far above the typically 14-20.1 times that investors are usually comfortable with.
|
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"People just have to decide what they're comfortable with," said Charles Blahous, the study's author.
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It-- the other two countries seem more comfortable with the existing thing than we do.
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Once you have decided on an amount that you are comfortable with, stick to it.
|
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In truth, however, many Republicans are more comfortable with Trump than they care to admit.
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Marrone also said that he was comfortable with Fournette playing even if he didn't practice.
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Maybe you noticed you spend more money on groceries than you're comfortable with (or less).
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The more you play shows, the more you become comfortable with the music you're making.
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I came out here and wanted to do something I am completely not comfortable with.
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She doesn't fits into the exact type of femininity we're conditioned to be comfortable with.
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She's not comfortable with the Web's fluid, insubstantial anonymity, which feels like freedom to him.
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We, as a white society, are more comfortable with a Jackie Robinson who is quiet.
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I'm even comfortable with the fact that I basically use it as a male pronoun.
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They were both amazing women who trusted me and were obviously comfortable with me too.
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I feel very comfortable with myself and like to express myself through my personal style.
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We're more comfortable with our elbows on the table than in a fine dining situation.
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Another character is trying to become comfortable with herself, no matter how much she weighs.
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I'm comfortable with everything I wrote in the new one but it's still very explicit.
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No, I'm probably more comfortable with reading a book or going to watch a play.
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"She was either completely incompetent or comfortable with this administration's cruel approach," said Democratic Rep.
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Because you shouldn't issue a policy if you aren't 100 percent comfortable with its consequences.
|
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The press has gotten extremely comfortable with describing a Trump electorate that simply doesn't exist.
|
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Risk that a majority of users don't appear comfortable with once they realize it's happening.
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I hesitated momentarily, then told him that I felt more comfortable with the curtains shut.
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Show the audience something they are comfortable with, then spin it in a new direction.
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"We're comfortable with a lower threshold for the abuse types listed below," one slide reads.
|
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However, others are comfortable with the French trend towards combining the jobs and see benefits.
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Mark Wright: Intelligent, thoughtful player who was always comfortable with the ball at his feet.
|
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Skinny jeans are generally comfortable, with a good amount of stretch woven into the denim.
|
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"Never sign a joint return unless you are comfortable with what it says," Geller said.
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This is what I tell myself so I can feel more comfortable with supporting her.
|
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Still, considering where they were last season, the Rams seem comfortable with their newfound fortune.
|
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"I'm very comfortable with not knowing what the outcome is going to be," she says.
|
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It wasn't something she was super-comfortable with, but I was in love with her.
|
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It's an art form I feel most comfortable with and something that I really enjoy.
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"Some people simply feel more comfortable with more than six months in cash," he says.
|
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And you also have the parents of minors who are sometimes not comfortable with interviews.
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So you are asking me what number am I comfortable with — well, I don't know.
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I felt that Netanyahu is more comfortable with Trump than he is in the Knesset.
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Being comfortable with data and spreadsheets allows me to ask better questions about researchers' studies.
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China's tech elite are comfortable with the American system and open to many Western values.
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Wilpon, the owner, said he was "very comfortable" with Van Wagenen's explanation of Cano's situation.
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"I'm really comfortable with the way I'm stroking the putter right now," Koepka said Friday.
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I would guess that some readers of this newsletter aren't completely comfortable with taxing sweeteners.
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It has to become more commonplace for people to feel really, deeply comfortable with it.
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I'm very comfortable with him doing it because I think he'll do it very evenhandedly.
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The design team did face one challenge, though: getting Atalla to feel comfortable with art.
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Douglas is clearly comfortable with Sandy, and his performance is amiable and easy to like.
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Now that Persky is out, Goswami says she feels comfortable with how things turned out.
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This would help us get more comfortable with the poles before learning more advanced skills.
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We had been dating for eight months, long enough to get comfortable with each other.
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Smiles are a symbolic way of showing that someone is feeling comfortable with their surroundings.
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Mr. Trump, however, seems comfortable with Mr. Najib, a suave figure who speaks impeccable English.
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If you're less comfortable with his foreign policy, then you'd rather see people pushing back.
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Most New York men I know are comfortable with people from all over the globe.
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"I feel comfortable with him in a temporary role and having him there," he added.
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Eventually, it will begin integrating autonomous capabilities as cities get more comfortable with the technology.
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How could any married person be comfortable with, or encouraging of, a spouse's extramarital sex?
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