Be deliberate about what you can afford to pay back.
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She was so deliberate about this part of her life.
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Be deliberate about doing things that push your limits magnificently.
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Be a little more deliberate about it than we have been.
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"You have to be very deliberate about these things," she says.
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Von Cranach also noted that he's very deliberate about raising money.
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My mother was very deliberate about that, and so was my father.
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Student debaters don't deliberate about what they themselves believe, or should believe.
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Democrats are right to want to be smart and deliberate about their choice.
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Early on, he became deliberate about sticking to an eight-hour work day.
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Run the numbers and be deliberate about what you'll be able to repay.
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"He was very deliberate about those he respected and those he didn't," he said.
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Being so deliberate about playing the game has changed how I relate to it.
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Sheltering Check your lighting and be deliberate about the background you're showing the world.
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Rylee Breann, 21, was deliberate about what her viewers would be able to see.
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But we have to be as deliberate about it as we are about work.
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But it wasn't until 2017 he decided to be more deliberate about his art.
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Be thoughtful: Run the numbers, and be deliberate about what you'll be able to repay.
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Be thoughtful: Run the numbers and be deliberate about what you'll be able to repay.
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Organizers of Google's protests were also deliberate about including contract workers in their original demands.
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"In terms of style and color I was super deliberate about what I wore," he says.
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Obviously that's not practical, but you can be smarter and more deliberate about protecting your hearing.
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The Rishi Valley institute is now more deliberate about assuring that the model is adopted rigorously.
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For food, don't make Seamless a habit when you can be deliberate about how shop for groceries.
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It's important to be deliberate about failure, to think through what happened so that you can get better.
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"It's a matter of being deliberate about eliminating expenses that you think you don't necessarily need," she said.
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Still, just because businesses are being more deliberate about their growth doesn't mean they're not growing at all.
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"When you cook like this, you have to really be deliberate about everything that you do," says Giusti.
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Unlike the days when you had small children in tow, you can be more deliberate about this decision.
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You know, we deliberate about things a lot more, and we are more thoughtful about what we do.
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But he said you also have to be deliberate about finding joy, and that really stayed with me.
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As young women, we're being very deliberate about what we want — we're making plans, and we're going for it.
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Next come calls to slow down, think and be deliberate about how and whether to let certain things proceed.
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"We've been very deliberate about how we've chosen to do those things," said Jeremy Cornfeldt, US CEO of iProspect.
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"It&aposs about being more deliberate about our engagement with our allies and partners in the maritime environment," Maj.
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Most of its editors were black and they were deliberate about creating content about hip-hop for black readers.
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The poor, by contrast, have too many other things to worry about to deliberate about niceties such as energy plans.
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Being good with money is nothing more than being thoughtful and deliberate about how you spend, save, earn, and invest.
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And as spouses and partners and boyfriends, we need to work hard and be deliberate about creating truly equal relationships.
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Fortunately, you don't have to wait for Apple -- you can simply become more deliberate about how you use your phone.
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It's important for companies to plan releases for these big selling seasons, and it's something that Nintendo is very deliberate about.
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Pick one and be very thoughtful and deliberate about what that one thing is because it's like Whac-a-Mole otherwise.
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"I'm very deliberate about this: I can't say for sure that the numbers I came up with are absolute," he said.
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Instead, be deliberate about showing the hiring manager that you've successfully done this job before, and are ready to do it again.
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" With Chatterbug, she says the team has "been very open and deliberate about wanting to foster a safe and supportive work environment.
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So we've been very deliberate about that, where most places took 10 years to decide that they needed to start addressing things.
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I have long said we must be deliberate about an impeachment inquiry and give the American people full confidence in the process.
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But if you're mindful and deliberate about saving, investing, spending, and earning money, you may be building wealth faster than you think.
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Because they knew firsthand that cultivating great relationships took work, those mothers were more deliberate about raising their kids to get along.
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In another sign of the burgeoning "new tech resistance, " organizers of Google's protests were deliberate about including those contract workers in their demands.
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So I think there is a very ... they're very intentional and deliberate about bringing you back in, because it's good for their business.
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"And their answer to that is to jam us with things," that the Democrats had no chance to read, review, or deliberate about.
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With store shoppers becoming more deliberate about their purchases, retailers' investments in improving the customer experience are resulting in stronger sales, analysts said.
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Deliberate about controlling the flow of information to him, she rarely even allows him to see anything other than children's programming on television.
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I had put a lot of thought into the comments, I really had, I was very deliberate about what I wanted to say.
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When you are conscious and deliberate about setting your intentions, you will notice how the world around you will change according to your vision.
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Last week the council requested that the court put the appeal on hold for 60 days so that it could deliberate about the case.
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The Fels pointed out that being deliberate about which jobs they take and which they turn away is important to their six-figure business.
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"We will meet in March, and our committee will carefully deliberate about what impact these developments have had," Janet L. Yellen told Congress on Thursday.
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Tatarko tells me that the company wants to be deliberate about how it expands in order to be able to scale its presence as needed.
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Being deliberate about why you need the side gig, and what exactly you hope to gain from it, can lead you to the best choice.
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But we do know that Ivanka is pretty deliberate about her choices, so to us, it's unlikely that she just randomly picked up the habit.
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"We will meet in March, and our committee will carefully deliberate about what impact these developments have had," she said, referring to turmoil in the markets.
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She is deliberate about what details she articulates and what dissolves into the background, what immediately draws our gaze, and what we notice upon further scrutiny.
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"Acquisitions are not a specific stream we're deliberate about at this point – -but we're definitely keen to see if opportunistic acquisitions might come about," he said.
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Her findings included the insight that when we talk about "closing the skills gap," we must be very deliberate about the path from training to job.
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Reading through the Post's careful write-up, we can add some additional meaningful actors and connections, and we can be deliberate about the direction of the connections.
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Though she has been deliberate about creating a space for herself in an industry that wasn't built for her, inhabiting and defending that space is another matter.
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"You have to be deliberate about culture," said Lissa Minkin, a human resources executive at hardware startup Tile that did tours of duty at Facebook and eBay.
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While some of the following tips may seem gimmicky, they're ultimately meant to slow you down, so that you'll be more deliberate about how you use your phone.
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"There is a role everyone can play, but you have to be thoughtful and deliberate about how you contribute to the thing you care most about," Packnett says.
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"I feel like everybody's only got one life and so we owe it to ourselves to be thoughtful and deliberate about how we spend that time," Zeratsky concluded.
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"We have to be the most deliberate about taking a lot of feedback and prioritizing it based upon how it impacts our stores and our associates," Crecelius said.
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"That's going to be a very consequential decision and one that I'm going to reserve judgment on until we have a chance to deliberate about it," he added.
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And also we're being very deliberate about, you know, developing in public and being open and transparent about how we're thinking about something even before we launch it.
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She has been an advocate for women's tennis, particularly on the issue of equal prize money, but is deliberate about when and where to take up the fight.
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Be ready to fly at both levels, and also be deliberate about where you personally spend your time, as it's your scarcest asset while running a resource-constrained startup.
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Hashtags like #DryJanuary and #SoberSeptember have become popular markers of abstinence, while a growing sober curious movement is encouraging adults to become more deliberate about when, and why, they drink.
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I'm trying to be deliberate about starting my day with positive thoughts and reminders of all the wonderful things I have to be thankful for instead of mopey, relationship grossness.
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Instead of being deliberate about whose business they take, Cloudflare pivoted to providing free services to organizations fighting hate—like Bedayaa, which advocates for LGBTQI rights in Egypt and Sudan.
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Sanders is one of many self-proclaimed progressives in the 2020 Democratic primary, but the Vermont senator has been deliberate about crafting a campaign message that mainly attacks the moderates.
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But, Cummings, a 12-term congressman and lawyer who has endured years of heated back-and-forth during GOP-led committee hearings warns he'll be deliberate about the year ahead.
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Apart from forward planning for investment, it's also important to plan for the future of the business and be deliberate about where you want it to go in the long-term.
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The message that CFIUS is sending "is that we're trying to be very deliberate about how we tailor these regulations because we don't want to scare off foreign investment," he added.
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The governor told members of his staff Monday morning that he needs more time to deliberate about his next steps, according to NBC News, which cited a source familiar with the matter.
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Paintings and stamps issued by various African countries would depict the epic, sci-fi sight, and Turcat would later deliberate about whether to file the flight as a day or night one.
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But that's going to be hard: Senators may want, as they did during the Clinton impeachment, to take some amount of time to deliberate about final votes, which are expected by Monday.
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"You have to be deliberate about how you communicate, emphasize goals, and priorities," said Eugenio Pace, CEO of Auth0, an authentication and authorization platform that has 60% of its workforce working remote.
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The results, published in JAMA Oncology last week, show that for some women, sharing their experiences can actually help them feel more deliberate about their treatment decisions and more satisfied with their choices.
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Go-Jek has been very deliberate about taking its time, but now that Uber is out of the equation in Southeast Asia, it's time to walk to walk and amp up the battle.
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If the advice everyone has for a healthy working life is essentially the same—eat well, exercise, be deliberate about giving your brain time to rest—what matters is the ideology surrounding it.
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The rest of us are intelligent, like Trevor and Carol, as we deliberate about procreation's detriment to civilization—so we mock Trump supporters while queasily laughing at Mike Judge's prescient vision of our future.
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In order for any of this to work, companies like Bird, Spin and LimeBike would have to work closely with cities and be deliberate about including this functional consideration as part of their overall plan.
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Right, because it's a 20 minute show, and you guys are very deliberate about that, but I was talking to Jim Rutenberg, I had him on for like five minutes on one of my shows.
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Then be deliberate about your priorities, so you know you're spending wisely on regular financial obligations like rent, utilities, and phone bills, and keeping your spending on the fun stuff in line with what you can afford.
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While tech companies have been a bit more deliberate about fostering diversity and inclusion in the last few years — and have made a small bit of progress — the venture capital industry is still sorely lacking in that area.
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"Computer Controlled by Pig's Brain" (22016) targets the overheated art market, proving that being open and deliberate about making "bad" paintings from randomly generated phrases is not enough to deter the usual process of aesthetic and speculative commodification.
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Over the past several years, the tech industry generally — and Google specifically — have been more deliberate about baking accessibility into products, and beefing up overall resources for the roughly one billion people worldwide with some form of disability.
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Now, when I do simmer up a pot of beef short ribs (or smear cream cheese on my bagel, or go for sushi), I'm thoughtful and deliberate about it, which makes it taste even more delicious, seasoned with anticipation.
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"They're going flexitarian; they're being a lot more deliberate about the meat they're looking to eat and they're not necessarily spending more, but more and more are choosing to spend more money on higher quality," said Hartman Group consultant Roberston Allen.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump filled two lower-profile but influential White House staff jobs on Friday, while his high-profile candidate for secretary of housing and urban development, Ben Carson, continued to deliberate about whether to join the administration.
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And third, we need to be deliberate about understanding the different paths that can land women in prison, be more attentive to women's unique needs while they are incarcerated, and do more to support women and their families once they are released.
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So, as legislators deliberate about strategies for curbing the high costs of drugs, I urge them to think broadly and devise legislative strategies that assure the best possible effect, with the least number of drugs and the fewest monetary and human costs.
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Based on a horrific real-life crime, women in a remote Bolivian Mennonite colony deliberate about what to do after discovering that they have been repeatedly drugged and raped at night over the course of several months by men in their own community.
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While Poirot and Wimsey are deliberate about the foods they consume, their tastes are narrow: Poirot prefers his native European delicacies, like croissants, omelets, and soft cheeses; he generally frowns on English cooking, and he expresses the utmost horror when he is made to try Chinese food.
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As other oil and gas majors begin to implement similar pay packages (and they almost certainly will, especially if Shell's stock performance responds positively in the next year), the Shell board should be deliberate about setting the greenhouse gas emission targets in light of what competitors are doing.
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While an Uber spokesperson said the company was being more deliberate about the ratio of managers to vehicle operators — the company is filling about 55 roles for what it calls "mission specialists" — this new real-time alert system will help alleviate some of the difficulty of auditing driving behavior manually.
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If we want this year to be a turning point for women and girls — and if we want this once-in-a-generation global gathering to live up to its potential — we need to be deliberate about expanding the conversation beyond the advocates and activists who sign up to go to gender equality conferences.
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But while Lim's family has said it's unlikely he was doing missionary work on the trip, since he had been deliberate about not doing so every other time, Bae had, in fact, been bringing foreigners into the country to not only create cultural understanding and help its economy through tourism, but also to pray for the country's population.
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"Because the Clinton White House was so deliberate about keeping the impeachment effort, counter-impeachment effort, in a very tight and isolated circle, and preserving our ability to continue to govern on everything else, it didn't get into our national security bloodstream the way it is today," Rice said in an interview for POLITICO's Women Rule podcast.
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WE STILL HAVE EVERY STRATEGIC OPTION AVAILABLE IN THAT BUSINESS THAT WE HAD THREE YEARS AGO WHEN PEOPLE WANTED TO DISPOSE OF IT. MY TASK REALLY IS TO RUN THE ASSETS BETTER, KEEP AN OPEN MIND TO THE ALTERNATIVES AND THAT'S WHAT WERE DOING THERES A RUSH IN A -- TO SAY LETS JUST DISCARD EVERYTHING AND REALITY IS, INCREDIBLE FRANCHISES BUILT UP OVER DECADES AND I THINK WE SHOULD BE THOUGHTFUL AND DELIBERATE ABOUT MANAGING BETTER AND WHAT WE DO WITH THEM GOING FORWARD.
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