First, Democrats have to call these distractions what they are: distractions.
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But while there are fewer distractions, when there are distractions they can be bigger.
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"They are distractions at a time they don't need distractions," said tech analyst Gene Munster, managing partner at Loup Ventures.
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It's just hard enough to win and prepare without the distractions so when you start having the distractions it's even harder to prepare.
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Consumerism and distractions require vigilance The pull of distractions and urges to buy things (to solve problems or give us pleasure) is incredibly strong.
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There Are So Many Distractions Holidays distractions are often the fun kind: parties, friends in town, catching sales, marathon watching seasonal movies, blasting Christmas music.
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"You see Republicans in the House and Senate now moving to separate themselves in increasing numbers from the dysfunction and distractions, constant distractions in the White House," he said.
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Sometimes, we use work, chores, romance, or socializing as distractions from what's really bothering us, and this full moon asks you to give up your distractions and confront your feelings.
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Pressure to perform amidst an ever growing number of distractions.
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Buffett is no fan of the distractions of technology, either.
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Because there are fewer people, there are also fewer distractions.
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You can shut out distractions and be present while shaving.
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Zero distractions is a great feature for the easily distracted.
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Now, because I had zero distractions, I felt more inspired.
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I don't need any other distractions in my happy place.
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And that's understandable, especially with all of everyday office distractions.
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Then, do your best to stay present and reduce distractions.
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These were all distractions on top of his rambling answers.
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I was told he didn't need any distractions from home.
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Communal coworking spaces are accessible but have too many distractions.
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"You get very good at blocking out distractions," she said.
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All the other issues, all the other distractions, don't help.
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I had removed myself from my environment and the distractions.
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They feature fewer distractions and decision points than city streets.
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Let your music eliminate distractions and keep you on task.
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With suitable distractions, the subject of the experiment doesn't notice.
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It filters out environmental distractions for a pure listening experience.
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All as Uber has faced no small number of distractions.
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To some extent, they cannot hear through the constant distractions.
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Reduce the number of potential distractions as best you can.
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People also appreciate escaping long commutes and avoiding office distractions.
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Everybody's attention is shredded with all kinds of different distractions.
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I explained my worries about distractions and staying on message.
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That forces guests to disconnect from work and other distractions.
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You'll work better and faster when you have fewer distractions.
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" She added that "in the test there are no distractions.
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Those who don't are often labelled distractions to the team.
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Stay free of distractions by keeping your phone on silent.
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It rewards steadfast devotion to athletic goals and limiting distractions.
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Venues that were once apolitical distractions became places for protest.
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First, dispense with all of the distractions and the deceit.
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The photographs, at best, reflect a desire for shiny distractions.
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Tip No. 4: Know how and when to use distractions.
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Then it's back to 50 more minutes of no distractions.
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Gaming and live streaming are favored distractions among Chinese quarantineers.
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We do it for him, by following the fresh distractions.
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Below, we've rounded up some of our favorite smartphone distractions.
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Give me an example of what you mean by distractions.
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The blank background enhances the action by providing no distractions.
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The distractions that Chromebooks present offset many of the advantages.
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They were strategic, providing distractions when he needed them most.
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Here, I get to concentrate on the art, without distractions.
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Still, its mere feet from my bed and other distractions.
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The crisp, white competitor's tent can tackle those worrisome distractions.
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They, too, can inventively keep the drama going with distractions.
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There are countless distractions taking too much of your time.
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I think we've gotten pretty good at tuning out distractions.
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He is also in search of distractions from impeachment hearings.
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Consider what share of your day is taken up by distractions.
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Turns out those distractions added up to a lot of time.
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Set aside all distractions and listen actively without judgment or interruption.
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There are the Olympic distractions, novelties and nationalistic strains to navigate.
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That, and not wasting time with distractions like men or friends.
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Drive without distractions (such as using a cell phone or texting).
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Domestic distractions have recently kept the French president on the sidelines.
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Distractions at work threaten your every deadline, and nobody is safe.
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There will be distractions, there will be obstacles, and undoubtedly hellfyre.
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Excuses are distractions, and they reduce your confidence and self-belief.
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There are no resources, no distractions, no chance for personal improvement.
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And too often, they're also distractions from the main camera mode.
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"Distractions can directly reduce the quality of our work," he writes.
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Goldman and Nalebuff stuck to their core mission despite the distractions.
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The endless distractions and chaos from his Twitter account were devastating.
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Whereas when I come to the library all my distractions disappear.
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Is the cause of the trouble mental clutter or digital distractions?
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She thought her calling was elsewhere, and these were just distractions.
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No distractions, no excess, like nothing else in the world exists.
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We have inundated ourselves with distractions under the illusion of productivity.
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A.O. Scott, Cinephile So you have to provide your own distractions.
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"Distractions are a major pitfall for productive remote work," Pumphrey said.
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It's also hard to avoid answering, because there aren't many distractions.
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"That's the N.F.L., man, it's the league of distractions," Gase said.
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The truth is that, for Trump, the distractions are the point.
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There are fewer distractions and I can really take my time.
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"How do you duplicate Times Square and the distractions?" he said.
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My own go-to distractions are running, reading, cooking and knitting.
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"No one else is allowed, because I don't want any distractions."
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We're also living in an era that is full of distractions.
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We don't have time for distractions or for small-minded people.
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"It's a calming place because there aren't many distractions," he said.
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They avoid creating unnecessary distractions and they stay clear of scandals.
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I went there because I didn't want to be around distractions.
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Remove the distractions that prevent us from sitting down and practice.
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The narrative is a linear march, with little time for distractions.
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Durant, for example, was asked how he dealt with potential distractions.
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If you&aposre on a long plane ride, distractions are key.
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The relative sparseness acts as suction: There are barely any distractions.
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I learned to sit and be with myself without needing distractions.
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I learned to sit and be with myself without needing distractions.
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Focus on completing the task at hand while eliminating external distractions.
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Yes, she said, there are plenty of nonelectronic distractions out there.
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What I really needed was patience pills, and a few distractions.
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For example, working long hours often leads to productivity-killing distractions.
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Despite the distractions, most of Anne's audience kept their eyes closed.
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"In an increasingly connected world where we have distractions all around us, Narbis can help people practice ignoring distractions and maintaining concentration while completing tasks," CEO and founder Devon Greco said in the announcement about the glasses.
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I sit down and minimize distractions so I can be more present.
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Single-Serving Handheld Games: No flicking between apps, no options, no distractions.
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I don't want to be burdened with the distractions of a campaign.
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So when you start having the distractions, it's even harder to prepare.
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The neutrality is supposed to eliminate sensory distractions that might impact taste.
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The neutrality is supposed to eliminate sensory distractions that might impact taste.
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To stay hyper-focused, I isolate myself from distractions during specific times.
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I don't want to be burdened by the distractions of another campaign.
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Alas, once they get to school, many of them face serious distractions.
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Find a quiet space and turn off your phone to minimize distractions.
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"Distractions are a big deal," Franell says, "because it's hard enough already."
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Adding multitasking and distractions like cell phones to this scenario is trouble.
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But some fear that gain would be outweighed by the added distractions.
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This only creates further distractions, and there wasn't any need for it.
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Ongoing legal clashes with Fitbit also piled more distractions onto its plate.
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My love interests' curves felt like distractions from my familial end-goal.
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Without other distractions, it truly is Just You and These Fucking People.
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During the election, Trump's Twitter feed provided mostly distractions from other topics.
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It was minimal, allowing Gaga's voice to come through with few distractions.
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And experts say these kinds of distractions can be a good thing.
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He throws chaos into the moment with distractions and promotes warring factions.
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"The President has been giving us more distractions than solutions," Ryan said.
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We had some song ideas we were working on, but distractions happen.
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It's keeping your head down and working that keeps the distractions away.
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When distractions come up, jot them down to be dealt with later.
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The act of cooking requires my full attention, isolated from any distractions.
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It is easy to be consumed by the distractions, the outrages, and
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He searches out distractions the way an intrepid reporter digs up scoops.
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It cited their desire to let the school move forward without distractions.
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Facts on both sides are inconvenient distractions from absolute truths and impulses.
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We might also hear about the supposed "distractions" signing Kaepernick would bring.
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I'm not sure it's great politics to have all these other distractions.
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Understanding the Constitution will help you identify fake news and other distractions.
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Some call the administration's attacks on immigrants "political distractions," but not so.
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However, when it's time for you to focus, eliminate any possible distractions.
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In other words, they can physically prevent the wearer from seeing distractions.
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I think the other thing around distractions is this kind of noise.
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That sense of calm can be difficult to maintain with distractions around.
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The system also helped employees avoid distractions and focus on priority tasks.
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There were no distractions, and she absorbed every frame in full attention.
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The president cared about the distractions, the disruption and the bad press.
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Over the last two months, Tesla has faced no shortage of distractions.
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The dogs would soon get used to such distractions, Ms. DeMarco said.
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Additionally, while CarPlay greatly reduces distractions while driving, it doesn't eliminate them.
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Why bury perfect strawberries in pounds of sugar and other unnecessary distractions?
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Such distractions would, doubtless, sound hopelessly antiquated to Alli and his peers.
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Part of the training regimen involves teaching the dog to ignore distractions.
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Yes, turning over business operations to his sons will reduce his distractions.
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Those who remain in their seats have taken up some elaborate distractions.
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The 28-year-old Murray had his share of distractions in Australia.
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Distractions are plentiful, company is nonexistent, and there isn't any free coffee.
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Are his attacks impulsive tantrums or strategic distractions from his other woes?
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Stop wasting time, energy, and resources on distractions that hamper your productivity.
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Meanwhile, gun lobby senators resort to the same-old decoys and distractions.
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She ran the household, took care of the money, shooed away distractions.
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"There are so many distractions now and golf is hard," Allan said.
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Paying teachers more, giving schools more funding, removing distractions from the classroom.
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I find it allows me to filter out the noise and distractions.
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How often do you actually get to know someone without those distractions?
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There were no distractions: no TV screens, books, laptops, or other human beings.
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Those frustrations are just distractions and a way to avoid acknowledging difficult thoughts.
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So, maybe he's on his way and just doesn't want any added distractions.
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It's nothing against her; I just only enjoy a movie without any distractions.
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With no distractions or deadlines, I was able to sit with my feelings.
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These things are tertiary at best, and, at worst, just plain-old distractions.
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When you aren't fighting against the distractions, time disappears in a beautiful way.
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In a world so full of distractions, artists like Apple are quiet revolutions. ●
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Rather, it's the root causes to children's distractions that need to be addressed.
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It can be difficult to limit the distractions in an environment like that.
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Without the distractions of other candidates, Cruz has done very well against Trump.
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With less than a month until Election Day, we can't afford any distractions.
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Convoy CEO Dan Lewis said he hopes to take advantage of Uber's distractions.
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Applying this kind of proactive stance works to combat nontech distractions, as well.
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Indeed, distractions brought by a high profile can be the reason you fail.
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Mr Daisley works for Twitter, one of the great distractions from worker efficiency.
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But for all the confusion, sleights and distractions, fundamental and serious mysteries remain.
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Outside are the distractions — and critics — that could throw them off their game.
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And that is just one of the distractions along this well-trod path.
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This can make you come across as dishonest or uncomfortably searching for distractions.
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With an overwhelming inbox and a cluttered desktop, it's no wonder distractions abound.
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In this context, offering controlled distractions could be the safest thing to do.
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He also never let the daily distractions and frustrations of the WH interfere.
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For many creative people, waking up early is a way to avoid distractions.
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There is a lot of distractions ... being on their computers, on their phones.
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If you're someone seeking escape from outside noise or distractions, then yes. Wholeheartedly.
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Consider the multiple distractions that prevented a singular denunciation of Omar's anti-Semitism.
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With only one more day until the weekend, we're ready for some distractions.
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Distractions over the Russia investigation could prove damaging in Trump's high-stakes talks.
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Caplan said that remote work brings additional freedom, but also way more distractions.
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Even taking the time to describe distractions will help you to overcome them.
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The only seasoning is salt, so there are no distractions, just pure chicken.
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That may be because certain elements of Mr. Zender's intervention became irritating distractions.
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It also explains why Democrats are increasingly in need of distractions from it.
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It will definitely help us get our weekly grocery shopping done, sans distractions.
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With less than a month until election day, we can't afford any distractions.
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How can we write lines of code with such distractions in our lives?
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I've had two children, and funnily enough, they're quite the demanding little distractions.
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"Distractions Piling up," declared a headline on SB Nation's Rams Blog, Turfshow Times.
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In this way, you eliminate distractions and get to your finish line faster.
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Attention management offers an alternative: Be thoughtful about the timing of those distractions.
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"To us it became more than that and blocking out distractions," Berhalter said.
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Other distractions include galleries, glamorous old hotels, and restaurants serving robust Alpine meals.
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I do journalism in three languages, so my capacity for distractions is threefold.
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The idea for the pregame distractions arose from a bit of one-upmanship.
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It uses Dell's ComfortView tech to limit reflections, blue light, and other distractions.
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"There are three kinds of distractions: visual, cognitive and manual," Dr. Johnston said.
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"This was more about baseball and less about distractions or frustrations," Hinch said.
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Knowing what you need at the store can help you avoid unwanted distractions.
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Avoid "the fads and distractions of the moment," as his show notes read.
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The author and journalist Richard Louv has thought a lot about technological distractions.
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The Super Bowl is inevitable, as are the distractions that come with it.
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In recent years, stadiums have gotten better at adding distractions and manufacturing tension.
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Aurelius holds that these are distractions from the core constitutional issue at hand.
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Stanley Fallaw also found that the wealthiest people are better at managing distractions.
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There are always ads and links and other distractions disrupting your reading flow.
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It helped prevent online spoilers; it certainly removed the distractions of waving screens.
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You have to work to make sure there's no distractions or mental clutter.
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Smartphones and other devices have long been maligned as distractions in university classrooms.
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Such a lesson has not been lost on Chick-fil-A: distractions work.
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And in Hollywood, well, the distractions only seemed to add to the charm.
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For Luke Freiler, clearing out his inbox helps get rid of stressful distractions.
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At that tournament, Self praised his team for playing through all the distractions.
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With few distractions, I'm reminded how much I should cherish these moments together.
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With few distractions, I'm reminded how much I should cherish these moments together.
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But if the platforms themselves are riddled with distractions, these efforts are moot.
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It's a dive bar, but it doesn't have the distractions of anywhere else.
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But these stunts are mere distractions from Zinke's real influence as interior secretary.
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Worried about distractions in the O.R., he voluntarily stopped performing surgery in 2016.
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Some people prefer to focus on the art, without the distractions of labels.
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Nor should the Senate be complicit in promoting fact-free distractions and distortions.
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Smartphone users of all ages regularly turn off their smartphones to avoid distractions.
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He's never issued denials so much as dismissed the allegations as irrelevant distractions.
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I have been able to dedicate myself to my work, with no distractions.
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Commit and don't let these distractions get in the way, and you'll be fine.
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Items like white noise machines can help quell distractions and offer more acoustical privacy.
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How can it be, when beautiful distractions cause us to stray from the path?
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Monday, Trump was up and at it on Twitter, spraying distractions in short bursts.
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Antitrust lawsuits create massive distractions, enormous legal bills and cast a shadow over companies.
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Marty O'Donnell So Jason came back and at that moment, all distractions were gone.
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That means I had 20 meals by myself, with no distractions and zero conversation.
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Regardless, you'd like to start focusing on projects that matter and avoid unnecessary distractions.
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One of the biggest of those distractions is overcrowded classrooms at government-run schools.
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" Such comments in "inaccurate and misleading" news reports, the CIA director said, were "distractions.
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Kansas City Coach Andy Reid is not expecting the distractions to affect either team.
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And then that story sort of disappeared amid all the daily trivialities and distractions.
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To win back-to-backs here shows that we deal with distractions pretty well.
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The other problem with touchscreens is that they lead to even more driver distractions.
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They have other perverse distractions, such as M1343S's sympathy with the anti-vaccination movement.
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Leading up to some of those issues, another set of Windows-related distractions emerged.
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"There are many issues to address, and we cannot have these distractions," he said.
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But recurring problems at Audi, the group's main profit engine, continue to pose distractions.
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We're told she feels way more creative without the distractions of Instagram and Twitter.
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Experts share advice on parenting, kids, and mindful tech in an age of distractions.
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Master your inbox, utilize key productivity apps, manage distractions, and more — on the cheap.
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The counter is that it all amounts to little more than increasingly attractive distractions.
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He wanted his talented daughter to concentrate on her career with no romantic distractions.
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But they've also added distractions to an experience that really demands our undivided attention.
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Here are some of the things that happen when you delete distractions from mealtime.
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It was more or less horrible, especially at night, when no diverting distractions occur.
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To the patron, it's a family-friendly fun environment that lends an afternoon's distractions.
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It's a fling, a thing between these two men that exists beyond other distractions.
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I do share Thoreau's urging to minimize distractions and to focus on what's real.
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Ms. Zeisler is as aware as anyone that many of these questions are distractions.
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Listening seems like an increasingly rare skill, particularly with all the distractions from technology.
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The way that VR removes distractions and creates a sense of space amplifies it.
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The more distractions you have around you, the harder it will be to focus.
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Our lives are so full of distractions; you go from one distraction to another.
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The constant stream of distractions may outwardly appear to diminish Trump's message in Asia.
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A reader wonders what ugly crimes these saccharine distractions are trying to cover up.
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"There's no drama; there's no distractions," said Thompson, the Redskins' second-string running back.
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She took detours, and, like a verbal magician, offered dazzling distractions and commonplace tricks.
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There were fewer distractions from the new and midlevel acts that are SXSW's staples.
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Without the distractions of integration work, it could also be more agile, they said.
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"Simulacra" (Yale), her first collection, doesn't feel like an anthology of distractions or novelties.
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Do not be fooled by short-term weather fluctuations, or by distractions like snowballs.
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They are a distraction from your life, but sports also do not tolerate distractions.
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But on his television, he faces a growing list of distractions and potential provocations.
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After a certain amount of time, the habit becomes more important than the distractions.
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Its appeal will certainly wane in the months ahead, as other distractions impose themselves.
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Turning off notifications is a proven way to minimize distractions and be more productive.
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"A lot of people are overconfident that they can handle distractions," Mr. Schacter said.
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Even without the domestic distractions, Mr. Trump's aides faced a hectic week of diplomacy.
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It has identified several possible causes, like digital distractions and an increase in driving.
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His agent finally told him to shelve the novel and write about the distractions.
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Other distractions include eating and drinking, conversing with passengers, looking at scenery or daydreaming.
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Create a dedicated space for learning, away from high-traffic areas, to prevent distractions.
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Rodriguez was the third baseman and the expert at creating distractions, intended or not.
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Those non-meal distractions make it hard to register our body's cues of fullness.
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Watch out for miscommunications, distractions, and lies as Mercury opposes Neptune on September 7!
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Depending on your phone, you may not need an additional app to thwart distractions.
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Using online collaboration tools, on the other hand, cuts down massively on such distractions.
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Like Sol on race day, Reed cuts out distractions as if they were cancer.
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They either serve as expensive anachronisms or useful distractions, depending on whom you ask.
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"Dead Poets Society" needs the cinematic distractions of detailed sets and fluid camera work.
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It's just that there are so many distractions—all the tweets and the texts.
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These Halloween costumes were by and large distractions, though, with a couple of exceptions.
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I think the younger people today just have so many more distractions with technology.
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The noise and wakes from the ferry can provide distractions amid an introspective sonata.
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With a toddler, my mornings have no room for distractions and wastes of time.
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With fewer distractions, I find my concentration increases exponentially, and I'm much more productive.
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"Football and oysters" are far more "fulfilling distractions" at his New Orleans holiday table.
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Roger Williams — Republican "We need to focus on military readiness without distractions," Williams said.
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He needs to resist all the distractions that might pull him off that course.
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"Be More Productive in 7 Days" is our attempt to combat all these distractions.
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My coaches knew, my family knew, my friends knew I didn't want any distractions.
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And installing a website blocker like Freedom can limit distractions from stealing your productivity.
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A little booze, in other words, can actually quiet distractions and help you concentrate.
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These scenes seem to drift, as they feel like distractions, meditations, or hazy recollections.
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I didn't have the distractions I normally have like dates and light internet flirting.
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But lately, a mental grocery list may be the least of our distractions during sex.
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In order to deliver results, employees often minimize outside distractions, including longer-term career objectives.
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What starts as temporary distractions from feelings of ostracisation instead end up emphasising these feelings.
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Most schools instituting total bans on smartphones argue their absence helps eliminate distractions and cyberbullying.
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And since she was living with her friends, there were constant distractions from the cancer.
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Getting us to expose it when there are so many distractions is quite a chore.
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Distractions are only a problem when they impact the quality and quantity of work performed.
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Both networks function at the same time and thus, those with ADHD have internal distractions.
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The Super Bowl Halftime Show is filled with distractions like dancing sharks and mechanical tigers.
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Below are the two emails Musk sent to staff: Friday, September 28: Ignore all distractions.
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Trump's misdirection and distractions Clinton has invested substantial time and energy into health care issues.
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There are many apps available to help users break their screen dependency and reduce distractions.
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Best to avoid unnecessary distractions or stresses, like making it hard to see name tags.
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Distractions have to be addressed as the single largest detriment to high-performance employee productivity.
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"I watch people on the news talking about the distractions getting to him," he says.
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Buehler is running a campaign based strictly on statewide issues, avoiding any national politics distractions.
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Quiet Time Everyone's so busy these days that a moment without distractions is practically nonexistent.
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Even Tiger Woods' old coach is impressed with his ability to tune out potential distractions.
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Ads, smartphones, apps, social media, the internet —we're captive to an endless parade of distractions.
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But to dismiss them as distractions, theatrics, or mere incompetence is to miss the point.
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Food was being served, drinks were being poured — distractions were everywhere, but people still listened.
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This Kindle is a book lover's dream, with no distractions, no push notifications — just books.
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But I haven't been able to begin it on this flight because of other distractions.
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We went to Trinidad kind of for the same reason: there were too many distractions.
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Journalism shouldn't change just because Trump's become a one-man flood of inaccuracies and distractions.
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"There are some distractions and other things that have occurred in the business," he said.
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Because if you hesitate, a million distractions will come up and you'll lose your momentum.
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The job is not all that hard, but you have to focus and avoid distractions.
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Perhaps it makes sense for someone who created so much to get aggravated at distractions.
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He had his distractions; after this season he quit to pursue a career in billiards.
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In today's work environment, most distractions stem from the fear of missing out, or FOMO.
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For Kim, DC's distractions could have been a chance to mull the Trump/Tillerson rift.
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" Mr. Dickerson, of CBS, has his own name for these distractions: "the shiny object moments.
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By making redactions, edits and cuts, journalists' curation removes noisy edges, distractions and unnecessary clutter.
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" Mr. Vernon found plenty of distractions before settling in to work on "666, a Million.
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And the distractions get even worse if you're not good at following a strict schedule.
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" But Snapchat is just as guilty of spreading "unworthy distractions" that arguably hurt "our minds.
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Speedrunners need to focus when running through their games, and distractions can be a nuisance.
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They are showy, expensive distractions from the real work of balancing economic and environmental goods.
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The right tools can amplify your attention or decrease distractions like clutter while you work.
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Technology in some new cars is meant to reduce driver distractions or compensate for them.
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The legendary Green Bay coach was not happy with all the distractions for his players.
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You get caught up into the distractions from the outside, that means you're not focused.
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These 2.0 versions are meant to make it even easier to keep distractions at bay.
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I think, for me, the biggest thing for me is I don't have any distractions.
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But why, then, are teams installing Wi-Fi and creating all sorts of other distractions?
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Those distractions provide a rare opportunity for Chinese companies to focus exclusively on global expansion.
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They talked about what the party should be focused on, and what would be distractions.
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"The distractions of today's world are killing sport and table tennis in Nigeria," Oshonaike said.
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Distractions don't make the problems go away and it's best to face things head on.
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We have this endless array of distractions to satisfy us or keep our minds occupied.
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Mr. Renzi was good-natured about the distractions of his host and the press corps.
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Full-screen mode allows you to examine a page in greater detail and without distractions.
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BEDTIME DISTRACTIONS I play my games, I look at Instagram and then I watch Netflix.
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As the need to go out into the world melts away, so do its distractions.
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Perhaps some single-minded listeners can set all those distractions aside, but they're a minority.
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Then as now, they were just pursuing their interests, filtering out distractions, doing the work.
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The distractions are many: cold fingers, one-meal-a-day bellies, warplanes that snarl overhead.
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In order for a session to count as deep work there must be zero distractions.
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In a market like New York, a manager without those skills would create unneeded distractions.
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There are no other distractions, and we're reaping the benefits of last year's trade deadline.
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Making yourself inaccessible from time to time is essential to limit distractions and boost focus.
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Mr. Tillerson had cautioned while in office over distractions to national security or economic interests.
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"Some distractions are OK, and are among the benefits of working from home," Fahncke said.
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When at war against a potential pandemic, there's no room for these distractions, officials say.
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"With few distractions, I'm reminded how much I should cherish these moments together," Kanthor wrote.
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Pick a time with few distractions, like after dinner, when children are relaxed, Faith says.
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Moreover, the daily distractions are not likely to faze those who are crunching the numbers.
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This feature helps to reduce ambient noise, so you can enjoy your music without distractions.
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Think a solid-color background without distractions like a friend's arm dangling off the edge.
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Players and coaches say the other polls are intriguing, but mostly potentially season-crippling distractions.
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Focusing on distractions like harmless suppressors is a cowardly way of ignoring actions and accountability.
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Schedule protected time to complete it and say no to all distractions until it's done.
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" Arcade Fire sets pop distractions aside for the album's climactic song, "We Don't Deserve Love.
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"The distractions, the very public noise around us, have created an untenable atmosphere," he said.
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However, he suggested that Mr. Trump has often caused distractions from an otherwise strong message.
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He is, above all, a busy man who never stops working and despises unnecessary distractions.
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Distractions abound, but to work in an efficient, focused way, you need to ignore them.
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Listen all the way through, ideally with no distractions—but definitely without your phone nearby.
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He will begin hearing civil cases next month to "reduce the distractions" over the Turner controversy.
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I love carpooling because we get a little more time to spend together away from distractions.
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With so many available distractions, the true essence of progress is deep thought, coupled with simplicity.
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So have the attempted distractions, chiefly Mr Trump's debunked ravings about Mr Obama wiretapping Trump Tower.
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"The intent is to understand the 'real' person without being bogged down by distractions," he says.
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To the staff, our breakdowns were distractions, inconveniences that interfered with keeping 50 women in line.
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The political circus surrounding the Russia investigation and social media's response to it are largely distractions.
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"Disruptive" attire, Holliday said, could be anything that invites bullying, unwanted attention, or in-class distractions.
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Lose the distractions and take advantage of your lunch break by getting away from your desk.
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Like mini-retreats, I follow-up without distractions, usually in the quiet of my public library.
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Technological advancement—with its myriad distractions—doesn't mean having to turn the page on old favourites.
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Gaffes, leaks, and other distractions are inevitable when you don't have a strong, fully staffed team.
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All of these distractions lead to a significant cumulative negative impact on the corporate bottom line.
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That may seem counterintuititive — distractions should, in theory, make it easier to work off obsessive thoughts.
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Your dining area should be free from distractions (sorry, Jeopardy) and filled with your favorite things.
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"To avoid any distractions, I keep my hair in a sleek topknot," Raisman previously told PeopleStyle.
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It's tough to read the news without feeling anxious, making quality distractions more desirable than ever.
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But I have a monitor for distractions now, and that wasn't the case 10 years ago.
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Especially for long-haul flights, "You need distractions like toys...and books and food," Teigen said.
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Bringing technology into your sleep space has a way of triggering distractions and stress, Rouse says.
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We're all for cute distractions, like little Sully over here, just adorably munching on a grape.
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While drunk driving and higher speed limits are factors, distractions are increasing the danger as well.
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In Whitehouse's answer, you hear a pragmatic politician waving off questions he considers distractions from policymaking.
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But the event was limited by the confines of the city filled with a thousand distractions.
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This makes it an easy way to block out distractions and get in the artistic zone.
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There are fewer distractions, give or take a noisy kid, but it's also a communal activity.
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But distractions were rampant, none as large as Trump's abrupt dismissal of Comey as FBI director.
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But GOP lawmakers admit that the distractions from the White House have still taken their toll.
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We think this helps guard against fake news and mindless scrambles for friends or unworthy distractions.
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The best way to beat exhaustion and frustrating distractions is to get intentional about your workday.
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Close the door, put away all other distractions, and just sit in a chair and breathe.
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Put away the cell phone and any other distractions and just spend some time observing. Why?
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In business, too, avoiding distractions and focusing on the "core" is a well-worn management theme.
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"That's the time of day we are vigilant and able to knock away distractions," Pink says.
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Burns's devotion to the United States as a subject also requires the removal of foreign distractions.
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A number of technologies have been developed to try to eliminate potential distractions from our smartphones.
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I let go of a bunch of distractions and people who were holding me back.2.
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Maybe it's because of that nephew's wedding, or maybe it's because of distractions from other projects.
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Within vehicles, meanwhile, audio programmers continue to work on systems to reduce potentially hazardous sonic distractions.
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When you commit to reading something, cut off any distractions for a set period of time.
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We live in a world of screens, where digital distractions contend with our need to learn.
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In Tuesday's education section, I wrote about how to think about digital distractions in the classroom.
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But that message was also Mr. Cohen's way of keeping distractions at bay while he worked.
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Price: $349.95Buy now: Bose quiet comfort headphones Block out all distractions with these noise-cancelling headphones.
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It avoids those massive distractions and zeroes in on the definitive question of dealing with China.
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If sitting still is hard for you, a quiet walk with no distractions also works great.
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She was on medication and taken care of… She was calmer and there were fewer distractions.
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What might that path resemble, though, in our modern world, filled as it is with distractions?
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So actually you can use distractions in a really useful way if you know the skill.
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But one of my main in-game distractions has been Chinatown Wars' drug-dealing mini-game.
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Separating the profound from the gimmicks and the trends from the distractions is vital but hard.
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Do miles logged and family togetherness really make Pokémon Go different from other screen-based distractions?
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Having zero distractions and awkwardness it was easy to grow and become creative as a person.
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Many journalists said the format eliminated distractions and called for more debates without a live audience.
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PwC accountants were forbidden from using social media during the show, in hopes of reducing distractions.
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Carol always puts her performance first and eliminates any distractions that might interfere with that priority.
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Pinpoint workspaces or times of the day when you need absolute focus and ban any distractions.
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When translated to print, the interruptions and distractions that feel seamless online are jarring and challenging.
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But Dr. Reimer at M.I.T. has warned that it can open the door to greater distractions.
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But the president has rewarded Mr. Mnuchin's loyalty by standing by him despite the recent distractions.
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People were worried that they might wind up with Alitalia and that would cause management distractions.
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All the psychological effects associated with such a life change are compounded by more tangible distractions.
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"Contingent planning," a strategy of anticipating workplace distractions, was especially effective in improving productivity and engagement.
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The "TRL" of 2017 is less a coherent show than a series of loosely threaded distractions.
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Slow down, increase your following distance, ditch distractions, and plan your route before hitting the road.
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We try not to focus on the external too much because it just allows for distractions.
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But by then, after years on the road touring, distractions from her athletic career were mounting.
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If automatic prodding isn't enough, you can choose to pre-empt distractions by customizing the nudges.
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" Reeher added, "The president loves to distract, and this is the distraction to end all distractions.
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"We've certainly seen a number of unhelpful distractions over the last few weeks," Mr. Cotton said.
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How many distractions, distortions and dodgy allegations could they fit into just a couple of hours?
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Then tackle high-priority items first, eliminating distractions and working at one task at a time.
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" She said that while her "heart breaks for Louisiana," the relief effort "can't afford any distractions.
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The lack of distractions from other passengers can make it much easier to get work done.
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This simple exercise clears away stressful distractions so I can prioritize what truly needs my focus.
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During a productive sprint, you focus only on one task at a time and avoid distractions.
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That's why Portland design firm Work & Co decided against including fun distractions, like Ping-Pong tables.
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We continue to stand by and work with our advertisers through these unfortunate and unnecessary distractions.
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Given the number of distractions he was facing, it'd be no surprise if didn't see it.
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Beyond having no distractions, the recording studio is one of the best studios in the world.
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For Lee, there were no other options or distractions or ways to connect with other humans.
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Among the distractions was a "clacker" warning telling the pilots their aircraft was going too fast.
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We tried to keep our minds clear of distractions and focus on the task at hand.
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It is important to avoid passive distractions such as Netflix or Instagram — time management is essential.
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You don't have any distractions, you don't have television, you don't have emails, no phones, no books.
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Bring entertainment Remember to tote along some distractions to keep your tailgating friends busy while you're cooking.
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It recommends companies come up with solutions to prevent gawking and distractions from a car driving itself.
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I learned a I need to be in a room without any distractions and nobody else around.
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But this must be "Deep Work," with no distractions, just like an intensive workout is non-stop.
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He argued that the press is in "trance mode" when it comes to Trump and his distractions.
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The radio and mapping screen is on the top and can be turned off to reduce distractions.
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After I eat, I decide to turn off my phone in an effort to stem any distractions.
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You'll be astounded by the amount of unnecessary and time-consuming distractions you have in your life.
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Setting up shop in a smaller city can help you avoid distractions and focus on your business.
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They shut themselves off by wearing large headphones to keep out the distractions caused by nearby colleagues.
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Your dad can pick his favorite lullaby and slip into a relaxing slumber with no outside distractions.
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"My heart breaks for Louisiana, and right now, the relief effort can't afford any distractions," she said.
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Our brain cranks behind the scenes, while we unknowingly push it to its limits with unnecessary distractions.
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While gun owners go over safety drills, they don't train for distractions like hot brass, he says.
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As the CEO of a growing company, each day is filled with distractions vying for my attention.
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A big chunk of those distractions—making calls, sending texts, checking mapping apps—are related to smartphones.
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They tune out distractions, focus on themselves, and trust their team to do the best they can.
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But those years in sports entertainment are distractions from what a pioneer Akebono has been in sumo.
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She even has a small writing cabin near her house where she goes to work without distractions.
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Corporate lobbyists have argued many of these proposals are distractions that should not appear as ballot items.
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Your dad can pick his favorite lullaby and slip into a relaxing slumber with no outside distractions.
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In the name of weight savings and eliminating potential distractions like children, Ford killed the rear seat.
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Too many simultaneous distractions will effectively block any attempt to reach the glorious flow state of mind.
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"There are many issues to address, and we cannot have these distractions," Méndez said on the show.
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An hour later, the birds were presented with a row of objects: the rock, and several distractions.
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There are a million ways to avoid doing work by immersing yourself in chores and other distractions.
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Here, then, are some distractions from the pervasive sense of hopelessness that threatens to engulf us all.
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The greatest advantage self-driving cars hold over outdated humans is the ability to tune out distractions.
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Facebook won't say if the political and legal distractions were factors in his departure from the company.
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Driver agreed to put phones in back seat and continued his commute with 8 less distractions. pic.twitter.
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Without distractions, I got through more articles in 20 minutes than I usually do in an hour.
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Some schools across the U.S. are enacting similar policies as a way to decrease distractions for students.
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But she also acknowledges an unexpected benefit for people who are increasingly trying to minimize digital distractions.
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Critics have blamed him and his office for distractions from swift accomplishment of the administration's core priorities.
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Trump's tendency to kick the can down the road is not limited to political controversies and distractions.
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Traffic laws, vehicle technologies, and distractions are updated and introduced at such a rapid rate these days.
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It's a constant stream of distractions that interfere with any kind of rational response to the world.
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Furthermore, our performance has not suffered because of the distractions created by our issues with the SEC.
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And it's because there aren't any distractions, no new frontiers I can see just over the horizon.
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In Google's case, it's instead allowing parents to limit certain apps they believe are distractions to children.
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For me, she's the audience avatar, grumbling through all the distractions and trying to Get Shit Done.
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Some work habits that seem productive on the surface may actually be some of your greatest distractions.
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It didn't handle harassment of its units well, sending its whole army parading off after minor distractions.
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Munoz said he had kept his telephone turned off since Thursday in an effort to avoid distractions.
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They offer as distractions other security measures like tokenization and encryption which many merchants implemented years ago.
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Unable to come and go as they please, most struggle to find distractions to pass the days.
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"When we had Mr. Pruitt before us there were so many distractions to deal with," said Sen.
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Stiff chairs, back pain, clutter — they're all distractions that contribute to a longer and less enjoyable workday.
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However, thinking and performing better isn't a cakewalk due to potential obstacles and distractions along the way.
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Adopting Bezos' habits may help you minimize distractions and zero-in on the tasks that matter most.
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Being free from a wristband tracker is not only a fashion-plus, but there are no distractions.
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But such sonic alerts can create dangerous distractions, leaving drivers unable to determine which sounds are critical.
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"That empathy is important," Reese said, also citing the lack of distractions in Hallock as another bonus.
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Dr. Ducharme said she tells her patients to limit exposure to the news and to find distractions.
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But when he's been healthy and free from off-course distractions, he's always found ways to win.
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Rid your surroundings of any distractions and put your full focus into the tasks on your list.
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Distractions were also a factor in nearly 70 percent of the more than 900 serious crashes examined.
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The spherical dome enclosure promotes restfulness and provides privacy by eliminating surrounding distractions, according to the firm.
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It can help us to block out the distractions of life, and allow us to merge together.
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By twisting the dial to point to different positions, you can block out different distractions per notch.
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The less distractions you have, the more you can do a good job on what you're doing.
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One of the bonuses of the town is that there are few distractions stopping runners from training.
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You can be sure that the Clinton campaign will continue to unleash all available anti-Trump distractions.
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" "There are just so many distractions away from the positive stories this administration could be talking about.
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"We can be really close together, we can focus on ourselves, there are no distractions," Kornmayer said.
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Commit to meaningful experiences far in advance, to guard from the inevitable obligations and distractions that arise.
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"My aim is to empty the space of distractions for the images to come through," she describes.
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Free to immerse in sonic luxury, we needn't trouble ourselves with ethical distractions in this particular instance.
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It's a different time, where there are a lot of distractions in terms of the public attention.
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Wheels Driving while distracted is nothing new, but new distractions for drivers pop up all the time.
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I'll just be ready when I need to be, because that's more distractions that I don't need.
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Those little distractions add up in an office, and I rarely have stuff like that at home.
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His great passions were not passions but distractions; one day was but a bridge to the next.
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When you get your hands on something as precious as zucchini blossoms, don't create too many distractions.
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On the way to that window, there are going to be so many distractions — family, friends, suspects.
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Malaimare said that Waititi wanted a creative and concentrated set, so removed the distractions of cell phones.
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I would love more distractions that take me outdoors, among animals, or concern the oldest of us.
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Soldiers are incorporating more technology on the battlefield, but that can also cause dangerous—even deadly—distractions.
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Now that he's back with his wife, Mathews hopes to get down to work without domestic distractions.
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More pregame Popovich on Trump distractions and receiving hope from March for Our Lives #Spurs #NBA pic.twitter.
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Finally, make it as easy as possible for staff to get their work done by removing distractions.
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Do you have any effective ways to protect yourself from the distractions and stressors of daily life?
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However, that sounds like wishful thinking in the world of Washington's distractions, transatlantic distrust and Iranian outrage.
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Research shows that never-ending digital distractions hurt your capacity to focus, think creatively and make decisions.
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On a daily basis, saying 'no' to distractions and negativity help you level up in your performance.
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In a Facebook Live video Tuesday night, Gillum dismissed the revelations as "distractions" from his campaign message.
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Despite a lot of lucrative distractions, Jay-Z is still a rapper, whose voice, apparently, still matters.
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Readers and viewers need to pay attention and avoid the inane distractions with which we are bombarded.
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"Distractions and things of that nature are part of the job, particularly in today's N.F.L.," Tomlin said.
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But ultimately, without the distractions of work, Turner was left to focus even more on his environmentalism.
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In the early 1990s this was sacred time for me, and I was not cool with distractions.
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Intuitive Neptune goes retrograde in his own sign of Pisces on Friday, pulling our thoughts away from distractions.
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"I think it has a lot to do with a lot of distractions from the system," he offers.
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Throughout the night, he swapped them out by waiting for my attention to drift, or by engineering distractions.
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By actually writing out your distractions, you will be able to visualize the impediments to your singular focus.
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What we don't know: Were there factors, such as fatigue or distractions, that may have affected his driving?
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He'll be able to pick his favorite lullaby and slip into a relaxing slumber with no outside distractions.
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He'll be able to pick his favorite lullaby and slip into a relaxing slumber with no outside distractions.
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You'll say "no" to all of the distractions that come your way, no matter how enticing they are.
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She is very much a professional of few distractions—a little courtesy here and there will usually suffice.
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By 1970, ordinary citizens, though certainly still targeted by the Kremlin, had distractions like Vietnam to worry about.
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" However, the email added, "this has created an environment without stimulation that leads to other types of distractions.
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A Breather is safe quiet space away from all the madness of open office plans and daily distractions.
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Google Chrome's full screen mode allows users to eliminate distractions while browsing the internet hiding all other programs.
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A 2018 study from the workplace learning platform Udemy revealed the biggest workplace distractions that harm employee productivity.
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They can make up a dozen new lies and new distractions every day while there's only one truth.
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IDK, but they surely can change the way you work and listen to music — and that's without distractions.
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"She felt like she needed to get away and focus on herself with no distractions," said the source.
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The pages will also be notably free from recommended videos, letting viewers focus on their lessons without distractions.
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If you clear out a lot of the distractions, then you can really focus on what you're doing.
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But it's so much better to start immediately -- so set aside distractions, stop making excuses, and get started.
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"The vast majority of push notifications are just distractions that pull us out of the moment," he says.
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"The president is very focused on his agenda... he's not letting distractions get in the way of that."
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She is someone who strips away social distractions and focuses with black-and-white clarity on the issues.
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An assistant might post to one of his accounts here and there, but he's trying to eliminate distractions.
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If you live with other people, creating a space free of distractions can be a bit more complicated.
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Big tech has a solution: Have the cars drive themselves, free of distractions, drunkenness, and other human foibles.
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It's this part of the brain that allows us to pay attention to critical tasks and ignore distractions.
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Runcible was marketed as a phone that was more wood than screen and a promise of fewer distractions.
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Trump has been accused of tweeting distractions to take the focus away from the substance of his governing.
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They have also attempted to head off the distractions that have hampered previous campaigns, notably arguments over money.
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There are just too many other digital distractions in our lives they have to try to compete with.
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Even with a slow start, constant distractions, ongoing investigations, the Trump GOP reengineered big chunks of our lives.
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Between distractions, loneliness, and wearing sweatpants six days a week, sometimes remote workers could use a little boost.
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Thoughtful journalistic work instills more space to think, or, at the very least, eliminates some of the distractions.
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Separating yourself from distractions or other people around you while you're working is an important boundary to set.
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Distractions in Washington have continued to jeopardize key reforms that President Trump committed to pursuing during his campaign.
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If you're worried about distractions from other people, find a quiet place to call before you dial in.
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Phelps has faced plenty of distractions in his 22008 years as an Olympic swimmer, but nothing like this.
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Mindfulness is a great technique to filter out all of the distractions in your environment — and your brain.
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It boasts an intuitive, streamlined interface that eliminates distractions and helps you get more done in less time.
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Trump aide Kellyanne Conway says she may have fewer distractions to contend with than many people in government.
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But until now, gaming has been an activity primarily carried out with external distractions very much in evidence.
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The work progressed far more quickly than it had in Berlin, with all the attendant distractions and depressions.
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It's easy to say I'll just get back, but c'mon, there's bound to be other distractions soon enough.
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Anaxi also argues that having a Slackbot constantly emit notifications for every new event only creates more distractions.
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Making more of those available via voice control would definitely help out with general drivability and minimization distractions.
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But this is a revolutionary moment, and we cannot revert to the ongoing distractions of a binary system.
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The noise-canceling mic keeps distractions silenced and the mute switch and multiple connection options allow for flexibility.
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Las Vegas officials say that that approach limits distractions and allows investigators to get on with their work.
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President Carter treated Soviet dissidents not as distractions but as respected partners in a united struggle for freedom.
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Technological hurdles and unavoidable distractions pop up when children and teenagers are left to their own devices — literally.
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They've given up distractions that make us do stupid things and instead focus on what's important to them.
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Foulkes said Gilt Group and Galeria Kaufhof were "distractions" — those business moves weren't difficult for her to make.
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Despite the distractions, the sculptures do exactly what public art is supposed to do and activate the space.
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Find a quiet place away from distractions and spend time just thinking about what you want to communicate.
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Some of those students have behavioral issues and thrive online because there are fewer social distractions, he said.
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Some of those students have behavioral issues and thrive online because there are fewer social distractions, he said.
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They're engineered with 40mm stereo drivers, allowing you to enjoy music in dynamic quality, free from any distractions.
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Distractions like eating or grooming have a long history for drivers, and now smartphones are adding to them.
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Did that timeline offer the luxury of tending to unproductive distractions like scanning the news and refreshing Twitter?
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Chalk this last shift up to an art marketplace that has more players, options and distractions than ever.
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Speaking on Capitol Hill earlier this month, he said he was focused on serving veterans, not political distractions.
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There are a lot of social distractions in the Hamptons, and collectors aren't always in a buying mood.
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The distractions come ahead of an election year when health care is expected to be a driving issue.
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It took about an hour to edit one puzzle, without factoring in the distractions and off-topic conversations.
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Active noise cancellation is included as well, allowing you to enjoy commutes and everyday listening without outside distractions.
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However, small cosmetic changes are not the way to bring opera into the 21st century; they're mere distractions.
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Distractions include inclement weather, the emotional strains of the ceremony and the pressure of performing cleanly and seamlessly.
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It's best to approach the conversation pragmatically and succinctly in a safe space with few distractions, Pierce said.
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College has always been a lot to manage, but these days students are juggling more distractions than ever.
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But the effort has been hamstrung by repeated delays and political distractions since Trump took office in January.
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Mixing in a message can be distracting, he said, and the government is entitled to limit those distractions.
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We all think, of course, but not all of us do so deliberately and without distractions and guilt.
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Life is busy and full of distractions, and it&aposs so easy to forget to initiate that transfer.
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At the same time, Russia-tinged scandal shadowed Mr. Trump with increasing urgency, delivering a deluge of distractions.
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Owning a home leaves you vulnerable to unpredictable expenses and distractions that eat away at what's available to invest.
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There are lots of things you'd call distractions in a political campaign, but this is not one of them.
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In addition to meetings, social media and Slack messages, one of the biggest distractions in the workplace is email.
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Distractions and politics Asked about the allegations later in the day, Biden was not inclined to shrug them off.
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But after 20 weeks in power and numerous distractions, he has yet to offer a tax bill to Congress.
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Republicans on other committees are trying to work on a tax-reform package despite the distractions swirling around them.
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Do your creative and meaningful work at your peak times when your energy is high and distractions are minimal.
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They require you to ignore the distractions of screens and conversations with the living to focus on the page.
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Despite the myriad distractions of Netflix and social media, literary chat still has a certain appeal for young people.
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Lawsuits are distractions and cash drains, especially when you're a lean startup in the midst of managing high growth.
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I start my workday at the kitchen table, but later move to the office where I have fewer distractions.
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Find Time For HobbiesIf you're busy in your real life, you'll easily forget the distractions in your virtual life.
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The authors of the constitution wanted to allow the president to get on with his job without unnecessary distractions.
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Escaping the distractions of home and predictable family interactions, we formed a new adult relationship in a neutral environment.
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When we try to ignore what we're feeling it can make us turn to unhealthy distractions or coping mechanisms.
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Together they foster a perceptive and minimalist staging that concentrates the story's power rather than dispersing it with distractions.
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"Distractions are only something you see when you take your eyes off your goals," Herman told the media Monday.
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Many of those incidents have been caused by smartphones, one of the most prominent distractions there is while driving.
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Some of them were just plain fun — beautiful distractions that make us want to pull out our credits cards.
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That is partly because Mr López Obrador, known as AMLO, eschews foreign distractions from his left-wing domestic agenda.
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But these thoughts are so powerful that it's impossible for me to think about anything else, rendering distractions meaningless.
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These are dark times and if we only find misery in the distractions, well, then something's gotta give eventually.
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"You enter this villa and you lose all of the outside distractions — technology, people's opinions and judgments," Elizabeth explains.
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The sort whose attention deficit is exacerbated by sugary-drinks and the juxtaposition of school and flickering electronic distractions.
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"It's hard to imagine with all the Brexit distractions right now, but a response is coming," Hillman tells Axios.
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The three types of distractions all increased the drivers' perinasal perspiration levels, and caused them to be more jittery.
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"She felt like she needed to get away and focus on herself with no distractions," said the Gomez source.
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But distractions or missteps would only serve to reinforce the chaos that has surrounded him all week in Cleveland.
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And with today's constant distractions of the news, smartphones and social media, everyday life has never been more stressful.
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We cannot let these disturbing distractions pull us away from the tough work we Americans, together, have before us.
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But eating and drinking can be equal distractions, some safety experts contend, and would be covered by the bill.
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You'll hear about police brutality, or security using dogs—pipeline security's been using dogs on water protectors, different distractions.
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But if progressives get their wish and Vice President Mike Pence takes over, those distractions aren't likely to endure.
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Many of the most productive knowledge workers go out of their way to avoid meetings and unplug electronic distractions.
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In a time of short attention spans and digital distractions, could multi-colored publishing work for other difficult books?
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So, there&aposs a lot of distractions out there with the kneeling or, you know, with the twitter stuff.
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Capitol Hill slowdown The fallout from Comey's firing is just one of the latest distractions with far-reaching effects.
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The main benefit of virtual reality turns out to be just blocking outside distractions, rendering the immersive environment moot.
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No other teams wanted to trade anything for Johnny Football Cleveland couldn't handle any more lies, parties or distractions.
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Daniel Tarlow and Nicolas Le Roux, both research scientists, contemplate current projects and plan priorities away from other distractions.
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They offered their thoughts because they had nothing to hide, even at the risk of being labeled distractions themselves.
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It is essential to not forget or neglect the silly distractions and joys that make you who you are.
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But America is the land of distractions, so if you're not here for yourself, you're going to get distracted.
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Luckily, there were no such distractions on the set of the actor's new sci-fi blockbuster Independence Day: Resurgence.
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Reading long classic books can be a frustrating experience for many, due to the daily distractions of contemporary life.
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But a Trump rally can fire up otherwise halfhearted voters amid the usual fall distractions of football and hunting.
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But he has done little to advance it recently, amid constant distractions over Russia, North Korea and race relations.
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Removing distractions while you complete a task or activity is one way to dial up the intensity, Wallman says.
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Often, it comes down to fully focusing on the task at hand, and seeing distractions for what they are.
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You're getting shit done this morning, but later today you'll be preoccupied by love notes or other fun distractions.
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"When scandals and distractions overtake a public servant's ability to function effectively, another person should fill that role," Rep.
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But he worries that Trump's ongoing trade war with allies and other distractions may take away from that message.
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The professional sports locker room is a sanctuary, a place that is supposed to be free of outside distractions.
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Multiple distractions surrounding the President also raise the question of his capacity to sell the plan to the public.
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Driving mode silences notifications and temporarily blocks phone calls and text messages, so you can drive with fewer distractions.
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Given the potential issues and distractions of its wireless competitors, we are less negative on the overall wireless industry.
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Instead, he focused his attention on the importance of avoiding outside distractions and bias in carrying out law enforcement.
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He firmly delivered the Clinton/Kaine plans in details while pushing back on Pence's distractions, weak explanations and record.
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It's so demanding, physically and mentally, that keeping emotions in check and avoiding distractions is a necessary survival strategy.
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This framework aligns with the actual goals of the GND rather than distractions — like boosting financial returns on investment.
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Choi Ki-ju, the chief executive officer of studycube maker EMOK, said seclusion can help students focus without distractions.
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No matter what the distractions are between Thanksgiving and the New Year, staying organized is not a lost cause.
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"Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order" delivers a focused experience without the distractions of multiplayer, online features, and downloadable content.
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They've gotten used to his wagging the dog; they know the tweets are usually just distractions, not policy declarations.
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"My heart breaks for Louisiana, and right now, the relief effort can't afford any distractions," she wrote on Facebook.
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The thinking is that if you buy a Palm, you can leave your phone and all its distractions behind.
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Check out more videos from VICE: We continue to ask our leaders for change, but the distractions are many.
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Ask yourself if the items you desire will really help you manifest your goals, or if they're mere distractions.
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Why it matters: In his announcement, Musk described short-sellers and quarterly investor scrutiny as distractions for the company.
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Though they are usually rewarded with big pay increases, mergers inevitably bring distractions and frequently come with unpleasant surprises.
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There were no distractions, no vaulted ceilings with eerie lighting; no desks piled with sinister files stamped "Top Secret".
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What will the week bring as life moves on and we search for escape in such distractions as sports?
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Of all the various distractions in tennis — the noise under the new roof being one — what bothers you most?
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Closer to home for the chemical distribution industry, even other programs have suffered from competing congressional priorities and distractions.
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When you're binge watching a TV show or several movies on Netflix, you want the minimal amount of distractions.
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But if you're investing for the long term, don't get pulled off track by the distractions of right now.
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I write, study, work on problems and read (and my schedule is blocked off so I have minimal distractions).
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The purpose was to create distractions around a criminal investigation that threatens the Trump presidency — and appropriately threatens it.
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Stop-work orders have been issued by state and town officials who call them eyesores and distractions to drivers.
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It has been slow to fill important trade-related positions, because of distractions and the lengthy congressional confirmation process.
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"He just continues to plunge this university into crisis and create weekly, if not daily, distractions," Mr. Mosallam added.
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She recommended communicating to your manager that for those meetings, child care may not be available to wrangle distractions.
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The smallest unexpected obstacles or distractions can turn a half-day task into a day-and-a-half task.
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Are you able to stay focused and get your work done, or are distractions causing you to fall behind?
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That's why you need structure — a consistent schedule that you're strict about — to prevent distractions from disturbing your workflow.
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"It added more distractions," said Ross Miller, the principal engineer for infotainment user interfaces at Honda, Acura's parent company.
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All too often we get on a video call and we are instantly hit with negative reactions and distractions.
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Parks are less crowded in the mornings, which means fewer people in your shots and fewer distractions for wildlife.
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" The analysts noted, "Some of its actions continue to appear impulsive and create distractions from achieving important policy victories.
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The app makes it easier to concentrate on writing by removing as many distractions — like editing features — as possible.
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Mr. Rosekind blamed a strong economy, the persistent problem of drunken driving and distractions like smartphones, among other factors.
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From early childhood, Nadal was drilled by Uncle Toni, as the coach is known around tennis, to avoid distractions.
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But if life's distractions are keeping you from finishing a doorstopper, why not start short and build your endurance?
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Bishop Juliasse attributed that faith to a lack of distractions from material wealth, allowing Africans to focus on faith.
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Great poets have the ability to eloquently amplify the internal monologue, which is so often muted by outside distractions.
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Huffington hopes this will help people get back to focusing on their family or work time with less distractions.
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For example, when I write a blog post, I work in a quiet library where I have no distractions.
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Instead, it was intended as a backup device or alternative choice for when you wanted to cut out distractions.
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Cutting out these distractions helps us tune into our appetite, while fully experiencing the flavor and texture of foods.
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Blac Chyna should not be Rob Kardashian's first pick to pitch his sock line ... because the distractions are overwhelming.
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On the journey toward healing, there will be numerous variables, challenging people, distractions, periods of stress, and low energy.
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But despite all the distractions — and there were plenty — Cannes is also a place where actual deals get done.
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"I want to focus on what I am, who I am and how I've been without any distractions," he admits.
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Faster loading, increased privacy and security and a desire for fewer distractions are behind the growing demand for ad-blockers.
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"I want to focus on what I am, who I am and how I've been without any distractions," he said.
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"The need for relentless pressure despite mind-blowing distractions is now clear," said Ben Wikler, the Washington director of MoveOn.org.
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For now, in an effort to avoid all pre-race distractions, Keflezighi is in Mammoth Lakes, California, training at altitude.
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Whatever your personal political predilections, social media is there for you with tailor-made distractions from the things that matter.
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Nisus is super customizable so you can strip away all the features you don't need and write with fewer distractions.
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After reading the book Make Time, I deleted the Gmail app on my phone, to help rid myself of distractions.
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Some previous research suggests that laws limiting mobile phone use to hands-free activities can help reduce distractions and crashes.
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If nothing else, auditory learners will benefit from the reduction in auditory distractions that plague the modern open office space.
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The multiple alerts, repetitive MCAS activations and distractions related to numerous ATC communications were not able to be effectively managed.
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The flight crew also faced multiple distractions and "deficiencies" in manual control of the aircraft and communication, the slides added.
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When practicing back in Pensacola, the team did their best to simulate the noise and distractions of a sports arena.
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Hanekamp says both are associated with intentional thinking and clarity, so that you can enjoy your healing with minimal distractions.
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Enjoy Dell's newest ultra thin bezels, offering more screen space and less distractions on the already-huge 23-inch screen.
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The new option lets Xbox gamers mute notifications and other distractions when they're playing a game or watching a movie.
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There's no better feeling than beating someone without any distractions in a tense dance of dodges, jabs, blocks, and throws.
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The question will be how long it can continue to press the pedal on product while other distractions pile up.
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At first Guli ran with no music, podcasts or distractions, but the silence in Antarctica got to be too much.
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Keep sight of the task that matters—understanding an attack on America—through all the distractions that undoubtedly lie ahead.
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He doesn't offer us distractions, which might be why the art world doesn't want to consider his recent work relevant.
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Unswayed by the lights and distractions of the holidays, he confronts us with his glare, forcing us to confront reality.
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Try to organize a date with few distractions as a test, since they may not even realize they're doing it.
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The race is tightening and the Trump campaign doesn't want what they think of as "distractions" from Trump's larger message.
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Your integrity as a leader hinges upon your ability to avoid distractions that prevent you from putting your people first.
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Is it really just those pesky distractions like social media that are disrupting your workflow, or does it go deeper?
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In the next few weeks, Murphy will be focusing on avoiding distractions, especially the tempting diversion of new dog friends.
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We let distractions drown out reality because we are too overwhelmed or lazy to get where we want to be.
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Which is why this class is comprised of lessons on how to help you deal with distractions and overcome procrastination.
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When you are alone, truly alone, with no distractions, the only thing you can hear are the whispers of demons.
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The answer lies not in trying to control the environment but in cultivating experiences that push distractions to the side.
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They ask smartphone companies to come up with ways to incorporate driving modes into their apps to help tackle distractions.
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The canines are exposed to heights, loud noises, fumes, moving vehicles and other distractions they would face on the job.
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And with Syria and the Donbas acting as convenient distractions to economic ills at home, why get rid of them?
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Anti-conservation lawmakers devise such distractions to justify their actions because they know that the American people prize these lands.
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Now contrast that with how admired business leaders ignore the distractions and focus on what is best for the company.
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On Tuesday, Justin Dearborn, Tronc's chief executive, noted "the distractions" the company has faced in pursuing a sale to Gannett.
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I'm much less susceptible to the distractions of technology, and I see my smartphone as a tool, not a toy.
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If I've only written to someone, does this mean I know them more deeply, in a space without superficial distractions?
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The idea, of course, is to remove unwanted distractions, especially when nobody is around to actually turn off the sets.
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But every option has complications: detours, delays, transfers, distractions and wind resistance are as true for ground as for air.
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Depending on the distractions of any given day, this question penetrates my consciousness some time between 12 and 6 p.m.
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Remote workers are particularly vulnerable because they are often working alone, surrounded by distractions, and without nearby colleagues to consult.
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For now, as people look for things to watch and entertaining distractions, we have to make do with what's available.
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In some ways it's no different than it always was, I explain, we just have fewer distractions to hide behind.
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I had focused so intently on finishing one project that I had scrubbed my calendar clean of any other distractions.
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"Anxiety creeps up when I've let demands — even fun distractions — from the outside have their way with me," she said.
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Stop Letting Modern Distractions Steal Your Attention Making yourself inaccessible from time to time is essential to boosting your focus.
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"You want to find a quiet space without any distractions, something that's tucked away from all the chaos," he said.
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The buzzing of push notifications, the nagging red bubbles on apps, and endless feeds create the perfect storm of distractions.
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Good listeners are far and few between, and the endless distractions calling us away from conversation — hello, smartphones — aren't helping.
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It's also been good for my creativity, because I have fewer distractions and more time to work on my ideas.
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However, while those serve as relaxing distractions, the rewards for doing them also help with your ascent up the mountain.
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What was hard in this case is that things can become such distractions internally that you can't get work done.
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Hillary Clinton continues to do what she has done for years — create conflicts, distractions and problems for the Democratic Party.
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Is it too much to hope that they cast aside the distractions from the House's failed plan and start fresh?
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Friends gather at bars with no external distractions and little chance of making plans with other people on the fly.
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Reader Mode is a versatile Chrome extension that eliminates the clutter and distractions and leaves you with simplified text instead.
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Plus, your phone has far too many distractions and you'll likely just end up checking social media or watching Netflix.
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We often invite new people we'd like to get to know better, since we'll have time to talk without distractions.
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Understanding the 'why' can help you worry about what's most important and more easily forget other distractions stealing your attention.
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This is, in short, a set of distractions and detractions that national security lawyers and policymakers would dread, not welcome.
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All of those marches, lawsuits, exposes and leaks will have all been feel-good distractions instead of soul-searching moments.
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Try to minimize distractions when talking with a robotic person and utilize one-on-one meetings instead of large groups.
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But these distractions appeared to create cover for negotiators to finalize a trade deal that Trump and Democrats would support.
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The Council of Institutional Investors, in policies adopted this month, says extended vesting periods reduce attention to short-term distractions.
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"Distractions over the weekend cause people to rethink whether the administration will be bogged down in other issues," he said.
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That sets them apart from many of last year's titles, which offered prescriptive advice on dodging distractions and regaining control.
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But the world my son is entering is already a blinking bazaar of distractions, engineered to hot-wire our attention.
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That basic idea soon grows challenging, as the game throws up both visual and auditory distractions to the main rhythm.
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Distractions and interruptions for HPEs come in many forms: As nicely explained by Andrew Lucker, we can think of distractions as clouding the concentration capacity of our brain, like overloading a computer with too many tasks: Working memory is full of all the things that you are consciously aware of at any given time.
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Click here to view original GIFAt my fingertips lies the entire internet, filled with a near-infinite number of digital distractions.
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He guides Sza, a singer and rapper, through a session of transcendental meditation to help her clear her mind of distractions.
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And then Charlotte suggests that the friends agree to be each other's soulmates and let men just be these fun distractions?
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The girls take to the road in black unmarked cars so that paparazzi tail them and they wouldn't have any distractions.
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Solomon likened it to jumping off a cliff – or sinking a game-winning free throw under immense pressure with distractions everywhere.
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With humans, it's a lot of sneaking around, using distractions like smashed pots to divert attention so you can get past.
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"I listen to music on my headphones because it helps me drown out noise and distractions in the office," said Reichert.
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But perhaps more importantly, it can serve to limit the distractions that cause anxiety and the latency that leads to boredom.
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And yet those moments can present a clumsy terrain for the participants, with age, status and race among the potential distractions.
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For the most part they're not saying anything, they kind of want us to be isolated and not have any distractions.
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Huffman tells Creators that the reason she ended up painting was because there were no distractions in the jungles of Cameroon.
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Investigators also concluded that issues with "flight crew communication" and "distractions" were contributing factors to the crash, according to the summary.
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Our goal is therefore to allow a full search to commence, without any distractions, enabling TSB to build for the future.
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Free of distractions, it trains the player not merely how to survive in this world, but how to look at it.
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I just find myself able to think more clearly at night than with all the distractions that come along with day.
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After years of revenue-focused expansion into bots, games, payments, and other distractions, the company is bringing Messenger back to basics.
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The new season of Lady Dynamite also has a lot of strange 30 Rock-esque plotlines that initially seem like distractions.
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"She felt like she needed to get away and focus on herself with no distractions," says a source close to Gomez.
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By waking up before the sun rises, you're essentially eliminating common distractions, such as text messages, emails and social media notifications.
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"She felt like she needed to get away and focus on herself with no distractions," a source close to Gomez said.
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The company is urgently working to stop further calls and distractions for dispatch employees dealing with real emergencies throughout the day.
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Instead, it offers to clamp down on distractions at a system level in a way that Apple has never before offered.
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The magical setting and innumerable plot twists are distractions, but the fact remains: The Good Place is about crime and punishment.
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SHE HAS BEEN CRE8ING DISTRACTIONS & DIVERSIONS SINCE HER SONS DEATH, 2 SHUN AWAY THE FEELINGS OF TRUE GUILT SHE MUST BARE!
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James Wharton, Mr Johnson's "No" man, in charge of batting away distractions, lost his seat in the snap election of 2017.
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The Flipd app removes your phone distractions by locking you out of your phone apps during a timeframe that you designate.
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If it weren't for these pop culture distractions, I might have gotten sucked down into a news wormhole and not recovered.
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I think some of the distractions and some of the ferocity, I was a little blindsided by on a personal level.
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If we're worried about HPE morale and retention, we have to directly address daily distractions and renew our faith in process.
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If our most talented employees are fighting an uphill battle against constant distractions and interruptions, our end products will suffer. Simple.
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If one's goal as an HPE is excellence, then distractions will prevent efficiency and end up a source of deep frustration.
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In addition to allowing students to conserve brainpower, they also remove unnecessary distractions caused by students wearing revealing or distracting clothing.
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That's not to say outside distractions won't prevent you from having a quiet night—some surprising news is on the way.
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The Jayhawks must continue to deal with off-court distractions, which mounted this past week from legal incidents that have surfaced.
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But he warned that these distractions hurt the overall quality of the debate, which should mainly tackle the nation's financial issues.
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"She felt like she needed to get away and focus on herself with no distractions," the source close to Gomez said.
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"Routines help focus athletes' attention, limit distractions ... and help them feel optimistic, energized and in a confident mental state," writes McGinn.
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The undead corpses of the Abbey's meager graveyard are doddering distractions at noon, but under the shield of midnight, they overwhelm.
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FIFA's finances may have taken a blow in the past year because of the costs and distractions of the corruption scandal.
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It worked on the campaign trail, where he defied endless pundit predictions about his imminent demise and fended off countless distractions.
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The Jamaican duo had faced unwanted distractions ahead of the competition when their German coach Sandra Kiriasis quit suddenly last week.
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Such distractions also make tackling the enormous problems of the era – inequality, technological change, climate and other threats - all but impossible.
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Perhaps the internet, with the instant distractions of e-mails, Twitter feeds and cat videos, actually reduces productivity for office workers.
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It's a challenging program, the dogs having to learn to navigate everything from noise, distractions, and terrain changes all at once.
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We hold them in our hands, put them right up to our faces, and they offer us distractions, entertainment, and more.
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As much as some might not want to admit it, Trump may have accomplished some good, despite the histrionics and distractions.
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Kelly's job was to keep the president disciplined, minimize distractions, and get things done—three things his predecessor could not do.
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But it's increasingly looking like the President's denials and distractions are failing to keep up with the special counsel's accelerating pace.
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As a result, they became attracted to startups that focused on curation, quality, and simplicity rather than excess choice and distractions.
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You're not only being realistic about how much you can get done, but also minimizing distractions from the really important stuff.
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"There are so many other distractions in this city," said Lori Bursey, president of the Friends of the Argonauts fan club.
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" McConnell also insisted that he would not get sidetracked by "noise" and "other distractions that [the media] might be interested in.
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The UBI aspect of it… all that does is eliminate a lot of the bullshit jobs that people need distractions from.
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Technology, while connecting us, can end up creating even more distractions and make it easy for us to flake on commitments.
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These were family gatherings before distractions, before everyone carried their lives with them in their pocket, so you had to prepare.
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Bad moods can also improve eyewitness memories by reducing the effects of various distractions, such as irrelevant, false, or misleading information.
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Despite the ridge's prominence and early allure for scientists, it turned out to be no rival for skyscrapers and urban distractions.
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Social-video consumption is up dramatically this month as at-home consumers search for entertainment and distractions from the coronavirus pandemic.
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After a week of off-field distractions, Tom Brady and the Patriots will open the playoff against Tennessee on Saturday night.
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In response to the testimony of fired FBI Director James Comey yesterday, the right-wing media decided to focus on distractions.
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But despite the turnover and potential distractions, the Panthers are 10-4 and appear to be headed to the playoffs again.
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Think of what an adjustment it has been for adults to start working from home — fighting off distractions, finding a routine.
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The racetrack strips away all of the distractions, variables and traffic of street driving and lets the rubber meet the road.
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It would seem to me that while you have to be aware of everything, there's also, in some ways, fewer distractions.
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So from that standpoint, everybody deals with distractions, but this has been a big distraction — for the coaches, not the players.
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Music is part of the ritual that Osaka has used to block out distractions, gird for battle and confer good fortune.
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You may want to limit distractions when you're at the office and trying to work, but you're now working at home.
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The air was hushed, minus the lounge music, aromatherapy scents and other distractions the hotel used to state their elevated style.
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To encourage people to disconnect from digital distractions, the units are not equipped with televisions or Wi-Fi, Mr. Barnes said.
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For many people, they're little more than cute distractions that end up on a shelf after just a few play sessions.
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Having employees focused on traditional goals of "driving engagement" or even "meaningful interactions" are distractions from preventing lives from being lost.
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Over the years, some teams have been hesitant about appearing on the show, worried about the distractions of dozens of cameras.
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For this select group, the noise and distractions of contemporary competitive sailing fall away, leaving only sailors, the sea and boats.
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Much of the attention in Texas appeared focused on the storm response, but Trump's distractions didn't sit well with some there.
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Homes that are empty, quiet, and perfect for remote working on a typical day are now filled with people and distractions.
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If you start getting wound up about having to start over another work week, look for distractions to counter those anxieties.
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If I&aposm playing a match, the competition allows me to block out distractions and focus on the task at hand.
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Your phone comes to life after weeks of silence and brings with it the distractions and interruptions of the outside world.
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Why it matters: Election coverage is too often myopic and maniacally focused on the daily churn of dust-ups and distractions.
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Without the distractions of Monday to Friday busy work, you should be able to see things in a whole new light.
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From digital distractions to the vociferous debate over paying college stars, being a student-athlete is harder than ever in 2016.
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Those who know Pacquiao well were not necessarily fazed by the outside distractions, which he has thrived on throughout his career.
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I think my iPad is great, though it has many distractions and the blue-wavelength light is bad for my sleep.
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Without attention management skills, all the little distractions in your day become a big drain on your productivity and your happiness.
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James Black, the camp's commanding officer, said one of his primary challenges was to provide salubrious distractions for those stationed here.
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"We don't need more distractions for drivers," says Jeff Jacobberger, a legislative deputy for Councilmember Bob Blumenfield, who wrote the bill.
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But his F.B.I. background checks dragged on for a year and became one of many political distractions for the White House.
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Sports is one of the few distractions: in a nation with few roads, little electricity and where most schools don't function.
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Or are these apps at best just entertainment and distractions from school, and at worst, places for gossip, bullying and misinformation?
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For the first time in three decades, with no other distractions or commitments, we had the time and space to decompress.
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You'll get bonus marks if you eat the meals you cook at a table, free from distractions, with friends or family.
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Amid all the distractions of life he asked for the power to live a focused life, wholeheartedly, toward a single point.
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O.P. noise machine go nuclear, pull out all the stops and fill the airwaves and the internet with distractions and misinformation.
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The move could save the sanity and improve the well-being of people who don't want their Facebook cluttered with distractions.
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Santa Barbara can sometimes feel like it's full of distractions from real life — a town made for a vacationer's carefree mind.
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Bring a supply of trinkets and toys you can use to keep the child interested throughout the period, including electronic distractions.
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As a lifelong advocate for our democracy, I have something to say to our elected leaders: these stories are dangerous distractions.
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Check reviews with an eye for internet and Wi-Fi access, proximity to public work spaces, street noises and other distractions.
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When you return to work the next day, you'll probably feel inspired and driven, helping to keep distractions at bay. 4.
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Plenty of distractions will come your way this morning—but don't worry, you'll accomplish what needs to be done by tonight!
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This has freed me from obsessions and other distractions, and instead I have the happiness of trying to help people. 12.
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Thrown into the players' way are instant messages from co-workers, phone calls that must be answered, and other physical distractions.
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Blanquer said lawmakers hope the ban will help remove distractions during class and encourage students to play outside or read a book.
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The actor, nervous to speak to Ali, locked himself in a bathroom to be free of distractions when he called him back.
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There will be a lot of distractions this month, Gemini, but so long as you stay focused, you'll come out on top.
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Employees spent this month tracking their work schedules to see how much uninterrupted "focused time" they get and to identify any distractions.
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Their observations showed that dragonflies can lock onto a single target, and ignore any distractions as they dives in for the attack.
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Eliminate distractions like your phone, quieting your mind and focusing on your breathing: how it goes into and out of your body.
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Between racing thoughts, electronic devices that won't stop lighting up, and a ton of other distractions, knocking out is a serious challenge.
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As Nadra Nittle previously wrote for The Goods, some schools frame their rules as a way of protecting students from unnecessary distractions.
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Punkt, stylized as "Punkt." in the company's wordmark, is about putting a full stop to the distractions and diversions of modern life.
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If you've ever worked from home or in a busy cafe, this feature is ideal if you want to magically remove distractions.
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Flipd claims that its users have saved more than 9 million minutes worth of distractions — or more than 15 years in total.
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In his recent book "Irresistible," NYU psychologist Adam Alter discusses the misconception that successful people tune out distractions just by ignoring them.
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MD: No, and we ensure the sites are secluded from neighbors, as well as the landowners, as well as other possible distractions.
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They're prone to distractions, like smashing a glass window in their unnecessarily spacious office or renting a motorcycle for use during workdays.
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I think to offset a lot of that reality, there will be all sorts of virtual and real distractions and opioids, etc.
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Still play the same way that we've been playing all year that got us to here and try to limit the distractions.
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But outside Tampa Bay, far from the distractions, copycatting and astronomical rent of Silicon Valley, the founders of Proveit built something different.
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Simon, the classic four-color memory game, has managed to remain popular for decades, despite countless other electronic distractions at our disposal.
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"Over time, there's been off-the-field distractions and the federation has taken action," Ellis said in comments released by U.S. Soccer.
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Even if he does, they said, there would be too many political distractions for him to push through his economic stimulus programme.
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The president has regularly used his Twitter feed to create distractions and the coming days are unlikely to be kind to him.
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The modern workplace is full of distractions: email, social media, must-read articles about "Queer Eye" getting renewed for a second season.
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With its ergonomic shape, rust-resistant construction, and quiet spins, the Orbiter is the better way to get a handle on distractions.
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By taming your notifications, Apple seemed to say, you can limit distractions and better manage your time on and off your phone.
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While missions follow relatively straight lines, the adventure at large is set in an open world pocketed with a bounty of distractions.
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The technology is best suited to the relative predictability of long hauls on highways, rather than busy city streets with many distractions.
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The main benefit of VR is blocking outside distractions The developers have added little touches that take advantage of VR's gaze tracking.
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In fact, most did the opposite, creating additional distractions by alerting me of unimportant things and by their thirst for regular charging.
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Bakish, who was formerly head of Viacom's international business, became permanent CEO in December after a year of distractions at the company.
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Even if he does, they said, there would be too many political distractions for him to push through his economic stimulus program.
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It has the benefit of cutting out real-world distractions, and loading up the Windows desktop could be useful in a pinch.
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Google Hangouts, Slack, and Twitter are designed to be small, low-impact, and businesslike, while producing an endless stream of potential distractions.
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Eliminating these distractions early in the day frees us up mentally so we can be present for the rest of the day.
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During the tax reform debate, he was skeptical of measures that he viewed as distractions from the core goal of rate cuts.
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PIAS stands are run by students, who are kept off the streets and away from other distractions when running the produce stands.
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No distractions except the sound of the Cayman all around me, the motor reaching up to its redline, time and time again.
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The only distractions they have are crappy TVs, prank calling each other, and ordering pizza to talk to the sexy delivery boy.
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So yes, I think that's a fascinating idea: when we had fewer answers, and fewer distractions, the mind fills in the blanks.
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I think some of the distractions and some of the ferocity was -- I was a little blindsided by on a personal level.
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His foreign adventures are often domestic distractions, but survival is also connected to the West— working with it while simultaneously undermining it.
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It's simply frustration that all these distractions are holding back the tax cut Wall Street is expecting — and increasingly, demanding — from lawmakers.
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The iPad's limited screen space and emphasis on full-screen apps also makes for fewer distractions than on a traditional personal computer.
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I'm tired of being told that we drivers can't help ourselves, that the distractions are unavoidable, that we can't tune them out.
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Mindfulness gurus often begin from the assumption that our mental capacities have been warped and attenuated by the distractions of our age.
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However, it's important to note that you can't just talk yourself out of stress, or tough it out, or resort to distractions.
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By waking up well before the sun rises, you're essentially eliminating common distractions, such as text messages, emails and social media notifications.
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The business model was chosen so the app won't have to include ads or other distractions, nor will it use data targeting.
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Autonomous driving lends itself to highways, where trucks do not have to contend with pedestrians and the myriad distractions of city streets.
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The goal is to curb road deaths and injuries resulting from smartphone-based distractions, such as texting, phone calls and social media.
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Even hands-free technology, which is intended to be safer, can create mental and visual distractions for the driver, the study found.
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Distractions like the Great Recession that helped cloak the original Obamacare building process in 2009-2010 aren't in play this time around.
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In the absence of wins and the good feelings they engender, troublesome happenings — "distractions," in sports vernacular — tend to percolate and thrive.
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They are useful idiots for Trump and the corporate interests who throw up media distractions while they take the money and run.
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However, it's important to note that you can't just talk yourself out of stress or tough it out and resort to distractions.
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Similarly, we might encourage finding distractions, such as doing their homework or watching a favorite show, while shielding themselves from digital intrusions.
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They were people who spent time staring, though the world tapped them on the shoulder with all of the distractions of life.
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Buddhism teaches detachment from desire as a means to end suffering, yet there are limits to how much one transcends these distractions.
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Time management says we should eliminate distractions altogether — not just interruptions from other people, but also the times when we interrupt ourselves.
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Yet there are many other activities and attractions (distractions?) catering to small children, big children and adults who enjoy behaving like children.
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She said this gave her and her husband, the photographer Donald Woodman, a chance to focus on their work without many distractions.
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In other words, you need a dedicated desk or at least some sort of surface to set up shop with no distractions.
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And if you're Sondheim, there are days like today, when you feel under the weather and the day is full of distractions.
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