But those are excuses and we don't want to use excuses.
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The excuses align with how Trump's base excuses the president's alleged corruption.
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" He was "making no excuses" because "there are no excuses for it.
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He has no more excuses and nobody in Albany has any more excuses.
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You've heard your friends' excuses before—or maybe they were your own excuses.
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The excuses the excuses, the apologies, they don't amount to s— at this point.
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I attribute it to the short-fuse personalities in my family, but, excuses, excuses.
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There was excuses for their own sort of ... They were making excuses that centered themselves as almost victims.
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The key difference is that men make the excuses for themselves and women make excuses for everyone but themselves.
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We're not even talking about an ever-shifting party line; new excuses keep emerging, but old excuses are never abandoned.
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"They have no more excuses for bad battery life, and they have no more excuses for eh hardware," he said.
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Ultimately, I think that critics inside no-excuses schools are right that the no-excuses approach to teaching needs radical overhaul.
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The proliferation, with no-excuses schools becoming no-excuses school networks (charter school chains), largely owes to the schools' impressive academic results.
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I've studied and written about excuses and blame, and we know a fair amount about when excuses work and when they will likely backfire.
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But while the hacking excuses tend to be just that — excuses — this strategy of arguing that active, politically motivated malfeasance occurred is a disturbing trend.
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The problem with lying, obfuscation and making excuses, though, is that one is often forced to tell more lies, cloud the truth, make more excuses.
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I think that it's easy to listen to negative voices if you want to find excuses — but nobody who ever changed the world listened to those excuses.
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No schools, no-excuses or otherwise, have successfully educated large numbers of low-income students of color at the levels they desire, but no-excuses schools have come closest.
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Backlash was immediate and while his fans managed to make excuses for him, the YouTuber told his more than 57 million subscribers that he had no excuses for his language.
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"The excuses that the White House gives for McGahn not testifying—and the nonsense about absolute immunity, etc,—are the same excuses for all the other fact witnesses," said Nadler.
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"Now we can't even get agreement on that because we're hearing procedural excuses, procedural excuses that are overcome every single day on this Senate floor when we want to," she said.
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Anyone who doesn't match is turned away – no excuses.
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"Either there is silence ... or baseless excuses," he said.
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Grab a pair & leave your excuses under the table.
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" He excuses his hateful language by decrying "political correctness.
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VA's past history of making excuses is well-documented, and we must acknowledge that, from a systemic perspective, transforming its culture of excuses to one of personal responsibility is no easy task.
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I shot myself in the foot, protected myself when I needed to be bold, was 'bold' when I should've been 'poised', hid behind ex-boyfriends, excuses, and the excuse of my excuses.
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The fact that it's a big company and will be able to carry the expense no more excuses the fraud than the fact that Costco has an allowance for "shrinkage" excuses the shoplifter. /•/
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Nobody who ever did a marathon listened to those excuses.
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Nobody who ever achieved their dreams listened to those excuses.
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And we're tired, frankly, of hearing the same old excuses.
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There's no excuses to play the way we did today.
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But I now know more, and the excuses are gone.
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Do you make excuses for the other person's bad behavior?
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If one were looking for excuses to hate Muslims, sure.
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Don't make excuses for not spending time with your kids.
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Smith did not make any excuses afterward about what happened.
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I can go on about excuses but there are none.
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I do not want to make excuses or give explanations.
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"I hadn't pitched since Saturday, but no excuses," Duke said.
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Low on material, Zak excuses himself to pop some Valium.
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"You know, he always has a million excuses," Kourtney says.
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Although the government made mistakes, too, these are good excuses.
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"That's one of the all time great excuses," King says.
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People make excuses because of the fear of the unknown.
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But Steve Kerr, the Warriors' coach, is making no excuses.
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However compelling they seem, those ideas are often just excuses.
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A lot of that has to do with his excuses.
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You've been sitting on it since February giving bogus excuses.
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King, however, doesn't think these hypothetical excuses hold much water.
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" Elfenbein said Wall Street "loves excuses that are particularly external.
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Others have excuses and they end up dying of thirst.
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"Luke, you need to stop making excuses," she said plainly.
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Anyway, I'm going to stop making excuses for enjoying this.
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Highway patrol officers hear all kinds of excuses for speeding.
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I'm not making any excuses for the people who are.
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There are no excuses for hate or discrimination, God included.
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Connolly, can establish policy that breaks the patterns of excuses.
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"I won't give excuses for why it happened," he continued.
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All of these aren't just excuses for a good moan.
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She also copped to looking for excuses to skip exercising.
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New Jersey excuses anything when both parties are over 18.
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"Guys don't want any excuses," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said.
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Privately, Trump is always looking for excuses to bash Kelly.
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Facebook's own shareholders are losing patience for Mark Zuckerberg's excuses.
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Gisele Bündchen's workout mantra is simple: There are no excuses.
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They've had enough of the Clintons' excuses, cronyism and coverups.
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In this instance, Washington can offer up no legitimate excuses.
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There are no excuses not to be on time, people.
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They're troubling because they're the most difficult excuses to conquer.
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Because you realize making excuses and complaining don't … do anything.
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Then he excuses himself to go to the men's room.
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Dana Milbank: No excuses now, our eyes are wide open.
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Trump's explanations -- and excuses -- for these refusals have varied widely.
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"We don't make excuses here," Mets Manager Terry Collins said.
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"I'm making no excuses for Donald Trump here," Hunter said.
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"Nothing excuses the disparate way he handled those," Schiff said.
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We can't laugh it off, making the same old excuses.
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However, Grolnick said she doesn't think that excuses Bush's behavior.
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You want *two* perfect excuses to buy a new console?
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"They look for excuses that make no sense," she said.
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"There is no more time for excuses," the official said.
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There can't be any excuses when it comes to performing.
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We cant laugh it off, making the same old excuses.
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I can go on about excuses but there are none.
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The excuses, it seems, will hold for a while longer.
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Neville, though, has not allowed those restrictions to become excuses.
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"I suddenly had to rethink all those excuses," he said.
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None of this excuses the proliferation of harmful content online.
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I don't think anyone wants to hear any more excuses.
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I had plenty of excuses for why I wasn't writing.
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The authorities are looking for excuses to lock him up.
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This should be said without excuses, without evasions, without caveats.
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"By 2025 there's no more room for excuses," he said.
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McConnell and the Senate are running out of excuses, fast.
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"There are no excuses or justifications for my actions. Period."
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There can be no more excuses, no more running away.
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In other words, it leaves no more room for excuses.
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Despite the excuses, the pressure on Buttigieg continues to build.
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Whenever her parents visited, there were excuses for his absence.
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And when confronted with that fact, he makes up excuses.
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And suddenly all our usual excuses and justifications are toppled.
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Spencer says that Koupriianova repeatedly prevented his visitation by "stonewalling, coming up with implausible excuses," and "willingly ignoring polite requests," and provided screenshots of text message conversations as evidence of the excuses and stonewalling.
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And they have no more excuses for kind of "eh" hardware.
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But these excuses didn't change the fact that growth is slow.
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"I'm tired of excuses from the Pentagon," she wrote on Twitter.
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More than once I would make excuses for his strange behavior.
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Now one German politician is tired of letting platforms make excuses.
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In other words, you make excuses before the vote, not after.
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A slew of emotions and possible excuses went through my brain.
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Ahead, we're debunking five of the worst excuses for not traveling.
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People railed against Osteen, arguing that his "excuses" were not valid.
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The excuses he heard from drivers breaking the rules were similar.
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They'd find excuses for us to all go out for dinner.
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Don't make excuses: I wear hijab so I can't do it.
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They give me lame excuses of which I don't believe them.
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Excuses are distractions, and they reduce your confidence and self-belief.
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Paul politely excuses himself and goes into the bathroom with her.
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Dara Khosrowshahi, the chief executive, said he would "not make excuses".
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We are (finally) beginning to dissect the men's actions and excuses.
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It only takes 22018min to get here so no excuses now.
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They want change and they don't want to hear anyone's excuses.
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These are excuses meant to shield Mr. Cuomo from future criticism.
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These excuses are probably not enough to explain a widespread decline.
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The banks make two excuses, both of which are largely rubbish.
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The time for lame excuses and half-hearted apologies is over.
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They may have just handed advertisers easy excuses to fight back.
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If his numbers don't improve, there won't be any more excuses.
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I made excuses for awhile, and then requested a brain MRI.
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"I could make excuses," about the division's performance, Sewing told analysts.
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If the answer's no, the answer's no, not no with excuses.
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Excuses, it turns out, are a freeing luxury all their own.
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He and McCarthy are out of time, and out of excuses.
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"I don't want to sound like I'm making excuses," Lester said.
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But these are just excuses for headline writers, to be honest.
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"I think that [Rinna] uses excuses all the time," Richards says.
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There were no missed sessions, no forgotten assignments, and no excuses.
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Fixing my attitude Creating excuses was one of my greatest obstacles.
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Eventually, I had to let go of these excuses and limitations.
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I don't want to run off and blather on with excuses.
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In return, CHA gave Anni and Ashot lies, excuses and heartbreak.
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We make no apology or excuses for poor quality of care.
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Skip would say the safe was broken, or locked—stupid excuses.
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If our leaders continue to make excuses, these massacres will continue.
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We're here to make sure VA has no excuses, only results.
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Economic conditions were against us, Nichols said, listing off typical excuses.
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"I mean, it could be, but it's no excuses," Leonard said.
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If they haven't done their work, don't make excuses for them.
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They are nearly out of time, and certainly out of excuses.
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Both D's and R's should reject sham excuses to fire Rosenstein.
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Avoid convincing yourself with excuses and act on what you know.
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They've had enough of the Clintons' excuses, cronyism and cover ups.
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He always made excuses for not being able to meet me.
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Of course, I am only 18, but my age excuses nothing.
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No excuses for antisemitism: words to be condemned, not explained away.
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But perhaps companies have simply had enough with athletes making excuses.
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I probably made excuses for him: he's angry, he was drinking.
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A 2011 survey found that they have a lot of excuses.
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So far, Franklin's excuses for his team's poor play have worked.
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They tied it up in committee and with amendments and excuses.
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The excuses are the same: There are too few GP openings.
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I tend to look for excuses to shoot lasers at things.
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They have instead defended Trump and made excuses on his behalf.
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"I never made any excuses for what I did," she wrote.
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He was trained that there are no shortcuts, and no excuses.
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What Mr. Trump's excuses all reveal, however, is a basic misunderstanding.
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"I was careless and make no excuses," he said on Instagram.
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Some of these excuses minimize sexual assault, or even endorse it.
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These excuses don't fly in an era of regular mass shootings.
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You can't just make excuses for bad behavior or inconsiderate behavior.
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And it leads good people to make excuses for the inexcusable.
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Luciano Benetton said the family was not looking to make excuses.
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If you're thinking that excuses him here, though, you're sadly mistaken.
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Luciano Benetton said the family was not looking to make excuses.
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They had heard all the excuses the railroad had to offer.
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"We're not looking for excuses to block anyone," Mr. Mogulof said.
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Bogus excuses may be politically convenient, but they are still bogus.
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Generally, I'd create excuses and ailments to avoid such a trip.
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Whenever I leave the camp, I have to make up excuses.
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They may not understand "the system," but they won't buy excuses.
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But here is my in-progress list of alternative excuses: 1.
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Firms and voters detest fake news, insincere excuses and thoughtless comments.
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When interrogated about the break-in, Smith didn't make any excuses.
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We make excuses to avoid dealing with our feelings ("Young"). 12.
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BMW responded to the commission's finding on Friday with some excuses.
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He has some reasonable excuses for not having more name recognition.
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It may also be the case that these are just excuses.
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Over time the no-excuses approach has both proliferated and morphed.
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As the no-excuses philosophy has grown, so have its critics.
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Less excuses and more work is the answer to their success.
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The Russian once again showed up with nothing more than excuses.
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Chances are you'd find plenty of excuses to stick around the house.
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Two of those eventual nominees had good excuses for their poor performance.
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I decided to assume the mantle of this ban with zero excuses.
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"There are no more excuses," he told the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee.
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Someone who loves 4K, hates excuses, and gets shit done, that's who.
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Sobriety really just gave me time and killed all of my excuses.
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Luckily, her improvised presentation goes so horribly that the professor excuses her.
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There have been a number of excuses in the Brock Turner case.
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These excuses add to the general public misunderstanding and stigma around kink.
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Women have a long history of making excuses for badly behaved men.
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She eventually stopped making excuses and realized she had actively promoted racism.
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She excuses herself just as the homage starts to play itself out.
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Just kept making excuses to sit in cafes and continue on reading.
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Today, activists say, the old excuses for failing to report don't fly.
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Hearing the same tired old excuses from men is upsetting, but expected.
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Chyna excuses herself so she can steal his toothbrush for a sample.
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Chalk it up to better vacation policies ... or running out of excuses.
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It only takes seconds to drop in your email — so no excuses.
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I was making excuses for not wanting to put in the work.
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"They all spend time with people who kill their excuses," says Ferriss.
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"Spend time with people who remove your excuses instead of reinforce them."
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It's easy to come up with excuses and justify not getting started.
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By this time next year, you will have a lot more excuses.
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Loyalists from the two main parties offered excuses for the poor performance.
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We don't need to hear excuses from a bunch of defensive men.
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Jennifer Lawrence makes no excuses: she loves Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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There's no excuses for us to not qualify for the World Cup.
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There are myriad excuses not to invest, none of which hold water.
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She's clearly looking for excuses to make this feel more socially acceptable.
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And the constant excuses for inaction no longer do, no longer suffice.
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At this point, my random reservations sounded more like ill-informed excuses.
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We gonna get the payday and I don't want no shoulder excuses.
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" Some final thoughts "I've spent nine years making no excuses about anything.
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They refuse to do things that you make excuses to keep doing.
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"It is time to stop the excuses," Cruz said in a statement.
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You have to deliver results when making excuses is an option. 14.
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He continues to hide his taxes and business dealing behind fake excuses.
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Mentally strong people don't hide their mistakes or make excuses for them.
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Kendall looks for explanations for her father's behavior but doesn't make excuses.
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Then again, those excuses could let POTUS and Co. off the hook.
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"He is looking for excuses for things not going well," she said.
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Instead they continue to downplay comments and make excuses for their peers.
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He made all sorts of flimsy excuses for refusing to do so.
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But I don't want the headline 'excuses', I want the headline 'sorry'.
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"There is nowhere to hide, and there are no excuses," said Sen.
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Only then can VA achieve Isakson's goal of results rather than excuses.
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"I'm not trying to make any excuses for South Africa," he adds.
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When Republican leaders finally were asked about the midterms, they made excuses.
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"No more excuses, Donald," text says at the end of the ad.
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In February 2016, the rapper released a personal documentary, Stopped Making Excuses.
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This is nobody's fault but my own, and I offer no excuses.
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"There's excuses out there for everybody, especially pitching in Coors," Bettis said.
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To form excuses about why that borrowed money cannot be paid back.
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That means no more excuses to sit in the pub all weekend.
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Day 23: Stop making excuses for why you can't take creative risks
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"There are no excuses," Mr. Scott said in Tallahassee, the state capital.
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"The reasons for excuses are getting shorter year by year," he said.
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There's a lot of excuses if you want to go that route.
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But he's also invoked a lot of excuses not to do it.
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"They were just making excuses to get rid of people," she said.
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"When we know we are wrong, we look for excuses," Seneca answers.
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But there's really no excuses for not looking at more diverse filmmakers.
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They seem to make excuses about these platforms, which are incredibly powerful.
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Any speculation about precise motives or catalysts can sound like making excuses.
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It means not making excuses for news coverage that empowered that subversion.
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With the healthcare debate set aside, there are no more excuses left.
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There are plenty of excuses and no shortage of partisan finger pointing.
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This hardly excuses the media industry for its collective lack of leadership.
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She thought his skin might be wrinkly, so made apparently weak excuses.
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It's hard on the kids to not be distracted, but no excuses.
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My cousin is continually upset when people make excuses to not visit.
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Is this a film full of vérité explanations or carefully edited excuses?
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We sympathize with his discomfort, though it hardly excuses what came next.
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The Democratic candidates need to stop making excuses and avoid Obama's mistakes.
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You don't try to make excuses and you try to be better.
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" Pelosi tweeted Monday that Trump and McConnell "have run out of excuses.
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Erin wants to apologize to Maeve, but all Maeve hears are excuses.
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Out of excuses, the stooges flip To the sound of a tweet!
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"I don't think you would give these excuses to Christ," Jalloh said.
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They've had enough of the Clintons' excuses and cronyism and cover ups.
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We've had two practices since Christmas, but again, we're not making excuses.
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" Meghan McCain fired back, accusing Schlapp of "making excuses for the inexcusable.
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Survivors deny or minimize the perpetrators' behavior or make excuses for them.
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"I have never made any excuses for what I did," Manning wrote.
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Found excuses to ignore the game until it released on Switch. Well.
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I list in my mind all the different excuses I might give.
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I'll never make any excuses and he is a very tough guy.
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They gave us multiple excuses, some of which might have been valid.
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Every family has excuses and statements and tales that they recount whenever they're together; Harold's illness gives ample opportunity for the Meyerowitz clan's collection of such excuses and statements and tales to bubble back up to the surface.
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For too long, hawks have made excuses for the persistence of low inflation.
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"People make excuses, but they can also fix their life," Synclair tells CNBC.
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When the shoe is on the other foot, we've given all the excuses.
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In 2019, makeup companies have zero excuses when it comes to product inclusivity.
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Meanwhile, the Trump regime has made excuses for the Saudis left and right.
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Grant says he decided to handle the situation by not making any excuses.
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There are all sorts of legitimate excuses to avoid riding in the rain.
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Let everybody have a chance to vote, and there&aposd be no excuses.
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I hope they find other excuses for his dramatic rides through the countryside.
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Still others are trying to minimize the charge with a litany of excuses.
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These are the desperate excuses of somebody who thought he'd never get caught.
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None of that excuses Trump if he demanded quid pro quo on Ukraine.
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I really started seeing his true colors and I couldn't make excuses anymore.
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Out of 10 such excuses, he said he believed only two were genuine.
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He said he loves her, and then she excuses herself and goes outside.
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"Corporate management now has many excuses for not raising wages," Mr. Adachi said.
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Mila Kunis is done making excuses for the sexism she's experienced in Hollywood.
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These are valid excuses but woe betide the city that clings to them.
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I am not paying people for excuses, I am paying you for results.
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I've also heard countless excuses from those not voting in this year's elections.
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Excuses about youth and changing times do not let him off the hook.
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"I'm not going to make any excuses, it was a mistake," she said.
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"There are excuses for bad behavior as an adult," she tells the camera.
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In that light, here are some excuses Travis Kalanick should have used instead.
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Cities have noticed the trend, and they have plenty of excuses for it.
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"The prosecutor came to Turkey to make excuses, make things difficult," he said.
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On the flip side, reactions (and excuses) haven't changed too much from Republicans.
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Of course, these too appear to be lies — or at least flimsy excuses.
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"I think there's nothing but excuses going on," Bowen told Sirius XM Radio.
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Excuses are common — college means new, higher standards, which can create unexpected pressure.
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"We can't make excuses," Missouri coach Barry Odom told reporters after the loss.
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When he asked for his money, he says he got nothing but excuses.
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None of this excuses breaking the official rules about using your own server.
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Anyone who tests positive for it in the future will have no excuses.
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"We can't accept excuses for white supremacy & acts of domestic terrorism," Flake said.
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There, brides and grooms say they dread waiting for guests' replies — or excuses.
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Because how often do we make excuses to be more sensual with ourselves?
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It's as compelling as anything from overseas, no "for a Chevy" excuses needed.
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But none of this made sense, and her flimsy excuses all fell apart.
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The excuses passengers use to avoid the middle seat are many, they say.
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He held no grudges, made no excuses that his authority was being usurped.
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Mr. Trump has offered nothing but fallacious excuses for keeping his returns secret.
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What follows are the most troubling excuses we use to help us procrastinate.
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"We're running out of excuses not to raise interest rates," Mr. Lutts said.
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"At this point, the excuses are running out," Miami coach Adam Gase said.
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Garza was hurt by a few defensive miscues but was offering no excuses.
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But here are a few excuses to check your politics at the door.
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This should be one of the only excuses to pause your retirement savings.
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You are out of excuses for why you cannot send these bills there.
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Tommy, played with live-wire magnetism by Mr. Spector, offers the usual excuses.
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I was making up bullshit excuses to bail on plans for no reason.
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John McCain of Arizona There are no excuses for Donald Trump's offensive behavior.
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Read This Next: You Have Zero Excuses to Not Be an Organ Donor
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But neither of these facts excuses a journalist from fucking with somebody's children.
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There are excuses I can give for my washosity, but you don't care.
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I don't wanna hear no more excuses about the money, about the UFC.
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Maddon came into the series with a host of excuses at the ready.
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It's too easy to make excuses unless you have it on your schedule.
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Que doit faire le décolonisé quand il obtient les excuses de l'ex-colonisateur?
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People who want to go out after work can; others will invent excuses.
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Myself and the founders decided that we just were tired of the excuses.
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It starts to seem, admittedly, like I'm finding excuses not to get invested.
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There were many losers in the 2016 presidential election — and even more excuses.
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They are officially in the business of making excuses and attacking the messenger.
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No excuses for the lower corner, though, it just caught me flat-footed.
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I'm upset with him, and don't believe his mental illness excuses his actions.
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Much of diplomacy is taking away the other side's talking points, or excuses.
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Sometimes I make excuses while we confer by the net after the match.
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Like most excuses, they were mocked at the time and later deemed invalid.
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Instead, Republicans will round up all the usual clichés and excuses for inaction.
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Winter weather brings with it the perfect excuses to stay in and cuddle.
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But it's hard to come up with excuses now that it's summer vacation.
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Data breaches happen all the time, but that by no means excuses them.
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KING: That's one of the all-time great excuses for breaking a date.
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" And she described his behavior as "reckless accusation, followed by equivocations and excuses.
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" On the other hand, Mr. McLaughlin said: "We shouldn't make excuses for him.
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This whole string of excuses shows just how desperate the White House is.
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There are no excuses for what we've seen in the last 24 hours.
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Instead of making excuses, Herjavec suggests young people adopt a problem solving mindset.
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At the end of the day, there are really no excuses, she says.
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Understanding them as feminist crusaders neither cheapens their struggle nor excuses their wickedness.
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But none of that excuses adding another sordid pardon to this checkered history.
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" Though Rivers called Griffin's absence a "major wound," he added: "There's no excuses.
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I gained too much weight but I don't want to give no excuses.
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It was just more excuses to cover the irresponsibility of a Washington insider.
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When it comes to getting work done, we give ourselves plenty of excuses.
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Your mind will come up with all sorts of excuses to remain comfortable.
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None of the president's or his followers' excuses and spin make any sense.
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Without offering any excuses, I apologized for my lapse in etiquette and respect.
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Texas manager Jeff Banister said the team had no excuses for its play.
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"Nobody is making excuses for the behavior of these young people," he said.
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Clinton continues to focus on the debate and other excuses for her loss.
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Do you know who finds excuses to introduce alcohol into all life events?
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They've made excuses for him and frequently offered lukewarm criticism of outrageous behavior.
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But in recent college sports history, excuses were routinely made for successful coaches.
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Many prospective jurors spent the wait conjuring excuses for why they couldn't serve.
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Before Trump even boarded his flight to Puerto Rico, he was making excuses.
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I knew this was going to be hard, but there are no excuses.
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I resorted to lying; making up excuses to get out of simple situations.
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Such claims are often just "excuses", says Jiri Sir, the Czech deputy agriculture minister.
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He doesn't give me any excuses and that's what I want from a partner.
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Been putting it off with excuses because I work long hours and take classes.
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By the end Kimmel clearly couldn't help but have open disdain for Spicer's excuses.
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Writers for major publications have preemptively made excuses for Jackson not to be canceled.
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There are many excuses businesses and government agencies use to avoid upgrading their software.
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Lots of chief executives try to make excuses for crises by blaming their staffers.
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Kelly accused Jones of dodging the question and making up excuses for his statements.
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We had excuses for all these men, from broken dialing fingers to difficult childhoods.
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Confronting a painful truth is easily passed over in favor of excuses and denial.
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And we still make excuses for men if we think their art justifies it.
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Which just adds on to the growing pile of excuses to not work out.
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To keep them from making up excuses, they made the commitment in their calendars.
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No matter what excuses are made, let's call this what it is: collective punishment.
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I'd make weird excuses that had to do with stress and not eating right.
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Other forms of liberty, he argued, are excuses for the immoral coercion of individuals.
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Alabama Republican officials largely stood behind him clutching a variety of arguments and excuses.
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Too many forgiving, too many excuses made, and I think that&aposs what led.
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The present excuses no longer hold water and users have drawn the battle lines.
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We solve for this dichotomy by creating rationalizations and excuses to do both simultaneously.
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"There are no excuses if you want good skin," says London-based facialist, Vaishaly.
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But my excuses for not voting since I became eligible at 18 were numerous.
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But pain and hopelessness are not good excuses for inaction when people are dying.
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What excuse did I have not to exercise when he didn't make any excuses?
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One juror after another kept coming up with excuses about why they couldn't serve.
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" John McCain, Arizona: "There are no excuses for Donald Trump's offensive and demeaning comments.
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My father kept making his excuses, avoiding the work he couldn't bear to do.
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From a usability point of view, I just simply don't care about the excuses.
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She then excuses herself and starts dancing manically once she's out of the ballroom.
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"These are women who never made excuses for their lots in life," Rotunno said.
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In response, Ramsey broke down five of the most common excuses used for slavery.
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In fact, Valentina says she already knows the excuses Amanda will try and use.
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But they make up excuses to not put me in that kind of service.
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Maybe she was just making excuses to not like me because I was Asian?
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But we have to stop using realities for our excuses not to be great.
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We can make 1 million excuses in the world, but it's not about that.
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If you are one of the aforementioned millions, you are not allowed any excuses.
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They have their excuses at the ready in the event of a Remain win.
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Zinke clearly gave the speech with his political future in mind despite his excuses.
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But the Catholic Church has always been relatively unified around one thing: making excuses.
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So authoritarians are always looking out for respectable-sounding excuses to trample on it.
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When it was all over, the Spurs mostly declined the opportunity to make excuses.
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I was exaggerating or making excuses, it wasn't so bad or it was worse.
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They don't look for excuses, and they treated me like my disability wasn't there.
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I made excuses to myself as to why I should mind my own business.
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But in the real world, awareness leads to excuses and sometimes even stalling tactics.
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After another poor outing, which Lester referred to as "terrible," he didn't allow excuses.
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We need to start looking at the things that work and enough of excuses.
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He makes his excuses to Taylor and her family and goes to meet Shelley.
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"That behavior was wrong and there are no excuses," he said in a statement.
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We constantly make excuses for insensitive behavior because it's coming from someone we love.
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It's really easy to make excuses throughout the day to not get it done.
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He would always agree to try, and then find excuses or forget the assignment.
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Before Yoshi returns from the bathroom, Shosh excuses herself and heads out the door.
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You are about to make your excuses to leave, when he starts to sing.
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I'm tired of the injustice and the manipulation and the deception and the excuses.
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TechCrunch recently launched the Startup Battlefield Scholarship Fund, so there are really no excuses.
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"Model how to take responsibility, apologize without making excuses, and repair any harm done."
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"It's nice to have everything all set to go and no excuses," she said.
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Jocelyn Savard from Wilmington, N.C., called for an end to excuses: We are afraid.
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One can think of excuses for killing a man; none for assaulting a woman.
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"I find myself making excuses now not to go into the city," she said.
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Condemning a culture that excuses sexual assault and harassment isn't about weakness and victimhood.
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But things have gone much too far and even I've run out of excuses.
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The homeowner tells TMZ ... Shirley made nothing but excuses about why rent was late.
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" He continues: "But her real target is the culture that enables and excuses abuse.
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I found excuses to stay in my own apartment or go out of town.
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All day Saturday I kept making excuses to myself to go into the kitchen.
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The myriad excuses are self-serving and only underscore the fundamental reason she lost.
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The women and their male allies whom Prince Mohammed detains have demolished those excuses.
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It's easy to make excuses or expect someone else to advocate on your behalf.
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It said the U.S. side had shown little interest, giving "certain conditions and excuses".
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My excuses are really dwindling, so now I've got to come with the horse.
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"We have to stop making excuses for not winning in California," Mr. Mayes added.
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There is something for everyone in the sale, with no excuses not to invest.
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"Joshua added: "He knows his mistakes, whatever they were, or whatever they&aposre excuses.
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Another CareerBuilder survey found that employees have devised some innovative excuses for their tardiness.
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"Can't have any excuses no matter what's going on with the team," James said.
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Cooper excuses himself, grabs a basketball and walks outside, followed by his younger brothers.
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They were here to wrestle with that guilt, not to make excuses for it.
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They still had bar mitzvahs, but these were mainly just excuses to throw parties.
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Anything you make excuses to avoid doing is something you should be doing. 3.
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"I want it to unpack the excuses" women have for not running, she said.
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As Roy made excuses to put off his plans, her texts became more insistent.
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They include people who have taught and still do teach at no-excuses schools.
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A key driver of the charter school advantage: schools that embraced no-excuses practices.
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But attending a no-excuses school may make students more likely to be suspended.
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The concern is especially serious as no-excuses schools expand more and more rapidly.
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Year after year, they [Virginia Republicans] have put out false excuses for not expanding.
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Spurlock then says he doesn't think any of these things are excuses for his behavior, an odd rhetorical trick to make it seem as though he did not just list them as excuses and go ahead with the choice to publish them.
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There ain't no excuses, excuses, babe … Most of them were aware, to some degree, that with the way they were dolled up and dancing they were playing into the stereotype of the playful pageant girl and the routine fetishization of Asian women.
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I didn't make excuses as to why I needed nice clothes or a new car.
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The size of the underlying digital economy is significant, and leaves no excuses to delay.
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But none of that excuses the fact that he essentially just raped a young woman.
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It adapts to circumstances and seemingly new excuses for age-old prejudices to take hold.
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Below, five celebrities who also shirked their awards show duties, and the excuses they gave.
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You know what, I have interviewed Kim Kardashian twice so I have nothing, no excuses.
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For the rest of us, there were lame excuses from the Trump campaign and surrogates.
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At first, Facebook flirted with a suspension and made excuses about its terms of service.
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Microsoft trotted out similar excuses when its own employees protested their company's contract with ICE.
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Make your life great in every area by committing to it and stop making excuses!
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Wu goes all in on calling out the excuses for why Hollywood is so white.
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"no one could come"Sad to hear this kind of excuses coming from you guys.
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"No, no excuses for it, no reason for it," Faulk said of Carolina's slow start.
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Eventually, he did apologize, but not before making a handful of excuses for his behavior.
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She has no time for long, winding speeches, half-thought-out lies, or petty excuses.
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Most people respect work-related excuses, but sneer at health conditions they've never heard of.
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Things are going pretty hot and heavy when Dom excuses herself to use the bathroom.
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Amanda's a new mother, and she quickly excuses herself to check on her crying baby.
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There's no excuse for anyone to minimize domestic abuse and make excuses for an abuser.
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"It's not an excuse and he's not making excuses," Michigan coach John Beilein told reporters.
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"Maybe there's not a curse, maybe I should stop with the excuses," Disick, 33, replies.
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Is your significant other always coming up with excuses for why he can't meet up?
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We know (and have used) all of the convenient excuses: I don't have enough time!
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"No excuses" he added to the clip, which he posted across his social media channels.
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Kimmel bought none of Chopra's excuses and insinuated there's something going on between the two.
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Nor are excuses of being under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol legitimate defenses.
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I didn't make up excuses on why I shouldn't fight this guy or that guy.
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Not believing her eyes, she excuses herself and pursues what she thinks is a ghost.
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Option 1: Take away any excuses Kim could use to hold onto his nuclear program.
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"Can't have any excuses no matter what's going on with the team," James told reporters.
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But the more complex a sport is, the more confounding factors—or excuses—there are.
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But he knew the time had come for him to stop making excuses, he says.
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Champagne also never made excuses, and she expected everyone to live up to their greatness.
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These are tough realities, not excuses for why more hasn't been done for desperate people.
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Now, the company has run out of excuses and investors have run out of patience.
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President Donald Trump's supporters made all sorts of excuses for his behavior during the campaign.
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"If I'm claiming to be able to pitch, then I have no excuses," Matz said.
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First, don't apologize or make excuses for voting against Trump on such an important issue.
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But rather than looking for elaborate excuses, maybe it's time to draw a different conclusion.
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"We won't make any excuses," Bucks veteran guard Jason Terry told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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"No excuses," Rask said if the Bruins might have been fatigued after the quick turnaround.
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"We're never going to make excuses but this is hard, this was difficult," he said.
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Excuses to our friends, families and colleagues for our sudden absences had already been made.
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"I could make excuses for myself but there&aposs no room for that," Leanne wrote.
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When the time came, I made excuses to avoid hiring and waited way too long.
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Plus, in a weird way, calling President Trump stupid excuses his intentional acts of malice.
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Besides the genuinely reasonable excuses for wanting to hunt this rodent, it's also surprisingly tasty.
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That was one of the many excuses used not to vote for the 2007 bill.
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"There's no excuses for my play in the first half," Plumlee said after the game.
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"He felt like Rex was always making excuses to stay in," an administration source said.
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Prepare your excuses for why you'll be constantly late during the next few weeks today.
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Today's proponents of Bachian thinking don't seem to have much sympathy for those excuses, however.
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But, to blame Saturday's loss on poor judging screams of a man looking for excuses.
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If it can discredit Arcidiacono, its invisible wall of excuses and evasions just may hold.
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She didn't believe my excuses, asked me what was wrong, but I never said anything.
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Scroll down to see a list of excuses China has given to lock people up.
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But when he asked why I didn't drink, I made excuses about early morning meetings.
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"There are no excuses for our behavior and we are not anti-Semitic," they wrote.
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They have to stop making excuses for Trump's utter abdication of the responsibilities of leadership.
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He gave excuses for how long it had taken to figure out the Russian question.
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When I look back now, I can still furnish the same excuses I made then.
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Conversely, Judge Sullivan would not tolerate specious arguments or excuses by attorneys or other parties.
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It was used to offer excuses for bad behavior on the part of the president.
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"I know I'm making excuses," he said, adding that he wants to address his procrastination.
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"You can find 10 excuses not to go," said Ken Russell, a Miami city commissioner.
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And, frankly, it's just staggering to see "family values" conservatives making excuses for child molestation.
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Fishy excuses — Holmes blamed a production delay on an earthquake in Japan — were blithely accepted.
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So, why are McConnell and other Republicans making excuses for a bill they don't like?
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It is important to remember that on Congo, there are no excuses for international inaction.
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This is not to say that the book excuses any of the industry's reckless behavior.
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They distract us from reasonable public safety measures with a wagonload of excuses and diversions.
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Steve Jobs once told employees that he believed in a 'no excuses' form of leadership.
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"She failed to make history and she succeeds at making excuses," Conway said of Clinton.
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Experts who have warned about exposed servers for years say medical practices have few excuses.
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Economists agree that wage growth is frustrating, but there also are a myriad of excuses.
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People will make excuses, they'll say she shouldn't have been hitchhiking, or partying, or alone.
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But promises cannot become excuses for avoiding practical action that actually protects and improves lives.
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That means you'll be able to watch live TV pretty much anywhere now, no excuses.
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Presumably, the same excuses cannot be made for the leaders of several Western European allies.
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"We are here to find answers for article 6, not to find excuses," Guterres said.
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Ryan responded by saying Democrats were looking for "excuses" not to meet with the administration.
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Donald Trump is already coming up with excuses for a potential loss on Election Day.
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Senators say their voters are sick of hearing excuses and need to see some action.
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He has excuses, like the undiagnosed depression, or the chemical dependencies, or the shitty childhood.
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In the first season's final scene, Will excuses himself from the dinner table to wash up.
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If they can control the whole stack, they have no more excuses for bad battery life.
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With the S&P 500 at historic highs, the IPO business is running out of excuses.
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Before the polls closed, Trump's campaign was already beginning to spread possible excuses for a loss.
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And there are reasons why they happen, little justifications and excuses to be fed to ourselves.
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We have to change the culture that excuses sexual assault by saying boys will be boys.
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A long day at work, a breakup, a Thursday — all valid excuses to book a treatment.
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"Consequences may take time, but this is not behavior we're going to continue making excuses for."
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People who didn't sell it have told me, since then — they have a lot of excuses.
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Merkel has none of these excuses, yet her popularity has plummeted while Trump's has steadily risen.
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And the people that want to be jealous, you know, maybe they want to find excuses.
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Make a real commitment to spend time with the kids and stop making excuses about it.
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Eventually, she said, she ran out of excuses and agreed to a dinner in September 2012.
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Many German leaders suspect that the British political class is looking for excuses to kill Brexit.
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All the while, massive entertainment companies turn representation and inclusion into excuses to make more money.
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But with this new addition to my routine, it looks like I'm all out of excuses.
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Adult fans of anthropomorphized puns, excuses to look hot, and—fresh off the presses this year!
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But Melania isn't the only hypocritical woman in the Trump family making excuses for the president.
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We want to have children, but expect to be given advantages, excuses, for sub-par performance.
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The Latino Media Gap broke down the many excuses and obstacles in making this a reality.
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In recent years, Hollywood has found fewer excuses to exclude women and people of color onscreen.
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He excuses himself from Toby's night at the club, and he heads back to the room.
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CareerBuilder has unveiled its annual study that reveals this year's craziest excuses for calling in sick.
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Harry made his excuses and gestured towards PM Browne to join in – which he gamely did.
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Get your red-hot excuses for the Red Sox falling behind in the AL playoff picture!
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Let's not put art on this exalted pedestal that excuses the artist from facing actual punishment.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump offered some excuses for his widely-panned performance at Monday night's debate.
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Mr Khan begged for a few more minutes before mumbling excuses and following his minder out.
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Let's go through the excuses: He's being audited, so he cannot disclose This one is easy.
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Making excuses for breaking New Year's resolutions used to be a hell of a lot simpler.
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I thought maybe he didn't mean to do it, but I was kind of making excuses.
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I politely tried to get out of that request, stating we were busy and making excuses.
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Yet the drafters have written a law with excuses big enough to sail a ship through.
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Excuses don't help anyone; in fact it is actually deadly to all of those who suffer.
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"You must have a no-excuses mentality if you're going to lead this school," Chavez says.
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And to persuade Americans he's addressing their excuses directly in this informative and hilarious ATTN: video.
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From his personal Twitter, at around nine o'clock this morning, Dan Scavino, Jr., tweeted: More excuses.
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And, instead of making excuses, they focus on what they can do to become more successful.
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No more excuses about it being too early or claims that voters aren't yet paying attention.
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Instead they're preemptively negotiating against themselves with infrastructure promises and making excuses for delay after delay.
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"I am deeply ashamed of my behavior and make no excuses for it," his statement read.
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Autocratic regimes are quick to borrow excuses from the West for cracking down on free speech.
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Well, for one thing, I need to come up with new excuses for bailing on parties.
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But when I started at Pixar, we said, 'Okay, no excuses, we can do something now.
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My hopeful innocence was devoured by fear and I made excuses to stray from my path.
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The agent who wants to install a trapdoor of excuses in case the player can't return?
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Mr. Goldsmith accused Mr. Khan of giving "platforms and oxygen and cover and excuses" to extremists.
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"We faced headwinds, but we don't make excuses," said United president Scott Kirby on the call.
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Former President Obama on Wednesday pushed back against several excuses citizens often give for not voting.
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Here are their main excuses for Tuesday's result: Lamb raised raised $3.9 million, versus Saccone's $600,000.
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Continue to babble on with excuses at your own peril, because the American people need relief.
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He is offering excuses for white Americans who might otherwise hesitate to support a racist candidate.
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Transit apologists offer many excuses for ridership declines, such as low gas prices and crumbling infrastructure.
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"None of this should have happened, and I will not make excuses for it," he said.
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I could say I was tipsy and in the moment, but that&aposs just unnecessary excuses.
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In a web environment, there are really no excuses for a speech that repeats existing themes.
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But don't make excuses for people who behave like this, as difficult as it may seem.
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"No, I don't think that excuses it, and I don't think that explains it," she said.
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Regardless, senators from President Trump's own party concoct excuses to avoid forwarding bills to his desk.
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False or greatly exaggerated national security claims provide convenient excuses for seizing power and destroying liberty.
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If you've told people that you're making something every day then you can't make any excuses.
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Nevertheless, there seems to be an endless supply of excuses for why PINs received the boot.
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So no excuses—put down those dumbbells and rep out some beans to your face instead.
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If we didn't come up with excuses to escape from daily monotony, then we'd go crazy.
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Leading a double life comes naturally to Geminis, who constantly make excuses for their bad behavior.
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" He added ... "I don't want to hear no more excuses about the money, about the UFC.
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Well, my well of excuses has run dry, but only because my prayers have been answered.
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This is what the historian Martin Jay calls "the aesthetic alibi": The art excuses the crime.
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We have anecdotal data that it's a sellable, marketable, profitable genre, and still keep getting excuses.
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When I hear him sing "no excuses," I feel like I could be in the Olympics.
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The Republicans who skipped the RNC had to employ some pretty creative excuses to explain why.
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None of this excuses members of Congress from their duties, which sometimes include withstanding public opinion.
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A World Cup contender and its coach make no excuses for a show of overwhelming force.
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I don't know: Homo sapiens is usually at his most inventive when making excuses for himself.
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Dean and Ramona will not make excuses for each other's faults, nor try to change them.
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Having a measure of power can turn such longstanding psychological wounds into surreptitious excuses for exploitation.
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Since then, we have declined frequent invitations for the kids to join them (with lame excuses).
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Any attempt to make excuses for women that would never fly for men undermines that goal.
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We see it in the way that you attack Antifa but make excuses for white supremacists.
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An examination of the language — like "slippery rails" and "annulment" — and what those excuses actually mean.
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They're just looking for excuses that will let people like the Koch brothers keep making money.
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But as I said, those claims are made in bad faith — they're excuses, not real grievances.
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When Cecilia excuses herself from dinner to freshen up, she secretly puts on the invisibility suit.
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James had a few good excuses to take it easy for a while, but he didn't.
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At packed, hastily scheduled meetings, the distressed homeowners encountered mumbled excuses from officials, and even insults.
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By that time, Congress and the president will be out of excuses and out of runway.
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No, I want to grouse about one of the sadder excuses for architecture completed this year.
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Stop making excuses, and focus on what steps you can take towards your goals that day.
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We tried to come in tonight with no excuses and left it all on the floor.
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During the meeting, I was able to interject and say just how untrue their excuses are.
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There are all sorts of excuses you can give yourself when you begin learning any skill.
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That is just one of the excuses Prince Andrew offered the British people on Saturday night.
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Excuses abound but ultimately, the longer the denial exists, the brighter the "red warning light" flashes.
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This can make it sound like you're giving excuses, rather than valid reasons for the mismatch.
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So they begin stacking excuses like bricks, sealing themselves inside a box of explanations and rationalizations.
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She said she had betrayed her daughter and wouldn't make any excuses for breaking the law.
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"I told them straight up, I have no excuses, I'll be back next year," he said.
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No doubt there are many obstacles in the current environment, but excuses should not be tolerated.
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Wall Street's steadiness last week in response to several tidy excuses for skittishness raises this question.
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Some parents and teachers defend strict discipline practices at "no excuses" chains as necessary and helpful.
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This refusal to acknowledge wicked acts and urges, Marzano-Lesnevich finds, excuses abusers and shames victims.
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To parry a parade of medical excuses, Mr. Goodman kept a medical dictionary close at hand.
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Why do you think they feel compelled to offer excuses to others on the shag bus?
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Can teachers and schools that don't practice the no-excuses style produce these results for children?
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My source was, understandably, extremely pissed off about what'd happened, and had little patience for excuses.
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Saran began to stumble over his words and used multiple excuses, including saying that they're always traveling.
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Much like end dates, I find that excuses and exceptions to a rule are a slippery slope.
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I came up, I didn't make any excuses or stipulations to try and get this win back.
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Though fake images have circulated in recent weeks, few human rights observers are buying Suu Kyi's excuses.
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A crew of baby boomer–era pundits were eager to make other excuses for the former president.
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"At the end of the day, you can't make excuses and you have to act," Demi says.
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The president submitted his answers to certain Mueller questions (after months of excuses and delays) last week.
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The country needs more from them right now than excuses for behavior that they know is wrong.
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I would tick off more excuses, but those would just make me hungrier than I already am.
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Leave your excuses at home, because there's really no reason for missing a workout at this place.
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But between 40 and 80 we've said, no excuses, we are going to get to our numbers.
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Mr Bacchus worries that if America looks for excuses to violate trade rules, other countries will too.
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The first step is to understand what your excuses (or what I call "invisible scripts") really mean.
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This year, though, no excuses: Each of the eight items below is something you can do today.
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I mean, at this point, even Tyrion is teasing her about it, and her excuses are weak.
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Sabrina pushed back with excuses every time Avery asked when they would meet in the real world.
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Having heard such excuses before, Mr. Romney said that even returns from previous years would be helpful.
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The Wizards passed on making excuses for the deflating loss while recognizing the need for sustained effort.
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Essentially, there can be no excuses made for egregious and unnecessary displays of force from law enforcement.
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Twitter user Michael B, a social change advocate, wrote that there were no excuses for Buhari's comments.
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Granted, the sheer batshitedness of making excuses for sexual predators is not a Lyndsey Lohan problem, though.
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But there are also a new set of excuses from non-voters, especially those around my age.
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Tilman grows frustrated with Matt who, instead of owning up to his mistakes, keeps making up excuses.
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This is another important reason to put your best foot forward on this day— excuses won't fly!
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I made excuses, as that was easier than facing up to the fact that I was overweight.
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Mr Weber's persistent defences of, and excuses for, Viktor Orbán, Hungary's authoritarian leader, could queer his pitch.
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Fit mom Maria Kang has updated her controversial "No Excuses" campaign, which first went viral in 2013.
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Abby connects with Cyrus, but he's not interested in her excuses and complaints about being left out.
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I'm also a big fan of celebrations and excuses to spend quality time with friends and family.
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People who say that kind of shit are just giving themselves excuses to not do the work.
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At the same time, it makes endless excuses for the use of force by the West's enemies.
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The Mets were also dealing with a third-string catcher, so there are a couple of excuses.
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In fact, with each passing controversy, the excuses have just started to sound more and more familiar.
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If he wins, with or without the popular vote, any excuses for 2016 fall by the wayside.
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I cheated plenty in my misspent youth — but, and not that this excuses anything, I never lied.
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Gerard Rodriguez, a 27-year-old nurse, said Sanchez had given "false excuses" for avoiding the meeting.
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Marie found herself making excuses for her husband because she wasn't emotionally able to face the reality.
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"Essentially, I'm going to hear the same excuses you've told me a hundred times," he tells her.
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But it's getting harder to accept every day, and the excuses for game studios are getting fewer.
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But maybe I was making up excuses for accurate responses that correctly described my acute social anxiety.
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As an advocate for women and girls, I've heard all of the "but his music!" excuses before.
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" In a heartfelt and lengthy blog post, the 67-year-old author says "I won't make excuses.
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She has some excuses: she was running a technology company during a rough patch for tech firms.
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That isn't what we are seeing happen with companies, and I think we're falling back onto excuses.
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She said I couldn't stay with her, making up excuses about the broken heating in the house.
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So basically, we have ALL of the excuses to chow down on even more PB than usual.
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It implies that you, the player, might be burying or obscuring similar traits behind the same excuses.
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It's a 12:10pm game so you'd better start planning your excuses for missing work, North America.
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Those who did agree to speak with them often came up with excuses why change was impossible.
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These views hold sway in many of America's "no excuses" charter schools, and in government in England.
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" In Zamora's video, he said, "I don't want to give excuses ... it was ignorant, it was stupid.
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Stroll has tried to avoid excuses but, after another disappointing qualifying effort, was searching for a reason.
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"If you prepare and [have] no excuses, you can pretty much do whatever you want," he says.
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In fact, she thinks it's bogus when people make excuses for putting their nutrition on the backburner.
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Pressure to make excuses for Trump is now a daily burden on nearly every Republican in Congress.
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Or a friendly, well-liked slacker who constantly comes up with excuses for a lack of productivity.
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That, of course, does not mean we should ever make excuses for extremist rhetoric of hate speech.
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"You hate to make excuses, but honestly, that played a big part in it tonight," Cousins said.
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But the real test is whether he excuses the same discrimination under the guise of 'religious freedom.
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While Mekhennet has sought to understand extremists, she in no way excuses them nor their violent actions.
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The casual, behind-closed-doors sexism that Mr. Trump excuses directly feeds male entitlement and rape culture.
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The words coming out of my mouth — peace, dialogue, shared humanity — seemed like excuses for doing nothing.
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Scroll down to see some of the most bizarre excuses China has allegedly used to imprison Uighurs.
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We always make excuses for the rock stars, though; that somehow, it's more tragic, a greater loss.
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Wagner is determined to look at her family with the coldest eye, making excuses for no one.
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"There are no excuses left for the governor to hide behind," Mr. Phillips said in a statement.
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In the now-haunting 2016 documentary Stopped Making Excuses, opened up about his legacy and drug use.
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There are no excuses for the failings that occurred between 2010 and 2017 outlined in Ofwat's report.
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I don't do, "I'm sorry if I offended you," but I do have a lot of excuses.
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Virginia Coach Tony Bennett took care last year not to make excuses for his team's historic defeat.
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These apps eliminate some of the most popular excuses for not exercising by making fitness more accessible.
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Were those travels, and their costs to the city, merely excuses to be alone with Sergeant Forrest?
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This was back in college; it was Austin; it was the '70s and I make no excuses.
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For too long, many of us have made excuses about why journalism is dominated by male voices.
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But we build the excuses back up, brick by brick, into cities and laws and Second Amendments.
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"It's like I lost all excuses for not pushing myself to reach my fullest potential," Grunewald said.
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Employers find excuses to avoid hiring a young, recently married woman who's otherwise an excellent job candidate.
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"Survivors need to know the truth — not excuses why the truth can't be told," Mr. MacLeish said.
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It is their chance to provide context, to sway a few minds, to make excuses, if necessary.
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They have to decide what they stand for and not hide behind "free speech" or technical excuses.
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Even if you believe there are elements of truth in these explanations, they still amount to excuses.
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Ferrari clearly had more problems than Mercedes making them last, however, but Vettel was not making excuses.
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Expect the Weinstein defenders to call his opponents bad people and to make excuses for his behavior.
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They don't make excuses for their characters, including Ahmed, and they refuse to give up on anyone.
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The Pawong flee at the first sign of danger, and don't see a need to make excuses.
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It's not as if our world is lacking in encouragements and excuses for asshats to act out.
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I never knew what was real, which lies were just excuses, which truths I needed to believe.
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She held herself accountable and didn't make excuses for her decisions, and I can only respect that.
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I cannot walk around with it anymore 'cause it's like I'm running out of excuses, you know?
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But in her attempts to "follow his moral logic," she entertains his tortured excuses and grotesque fantasies.
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"We're hearing excuses and criticism from the administration instead of a cohesive and compassionate response," Maxman said.
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If it fails to improve the Home Smart experience now, Ikea will be all out of excuses.
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I will die black, and I'm not going to make excuses for anybody because they don't understand.
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Honey Boy doesn't make excuses for James; it's not an apology for a man who caused harm.
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Andrew Rosenthal Any parent who has had children in middle school is familiar with their teenage excuses.
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All those excuses you're tempted to make might go out the window when you're monitoring your progress.
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But what makes even less sense are the excuses Americans seem to make to perpetuate gun culture.
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In the now-haunting 2016 documentary Stopped Making Excuses, opened up about his legacy and drug use.
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I will die black, and I'm not going to make excuses for anybody because they don't understand.
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Trump has consistently railed against the agreement and is reportedly looking for excuses not to renew it.
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The obsession with small details and perfect compliance that no-excuses fosters might not feel like liberation.
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Indeed — and this brings me to my next point — I have seen no-excuses schools do it.
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" "I felt like it was time for me to say, 'Hey, all of my excuses were gone.
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That hashtag emoji would have looked like this: This time, Coby said, Twitter didn't offer any excuses.
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When you make those excuses, you're suggesting that you don't take full responsibility for what you've done.
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"It was something that I said in the heat of the moment, I said the worst word I could possibly think of and it just sort of slipped out, and I'm not going to make any excuses to why it did because there are no excuses for it."
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In both cases, making excuses for the abuser fails to identify and dispute the abuser's sense of entitlement.
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Moeun Tola, the charity's executive director, called for major brands to stop making excuses and improve workers' pay.
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Certainly, condoms should be comfortable, but there is no need to buy into magnum marketing ploys (or excuses).
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Many of the schools they came from used a "no excuses" approach to behavior, popular with successful charters.
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Those who make excuses will be remembered as the allies of the criminals who perpetrated those hateful acts.
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The excuses include that women "don&apost fit in" and "don&apost want the hassle" of top jobs.
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Whatever issues I'm having with the restaurant or my mapping app, they don't want to hear my excuses.
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Groups from Project Soundcheck to The Dandelion Initiative provide festivals and venues with free—no excuses, they're free!
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In an effort to save face, we resort to making up excuses when we back out of plans.
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"The Democrats are making up excuses because they can't find better reasons to oppose the nominees," Alexander said.
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Be careful not to make excuses for bad behavior, but do enjoy the sexy, passionate energy that's flowing!
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After Black Panther, studios can no longer fall back on the old excuses for excluding heroes of color.
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"That, of course, in no way excuses the employee's behavior toward the couple," a spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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Some of her excuses were legitimate (at one point her daughter had neurosurgery), but it ultimately didn't matter.
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I could make excuses and say the job is what I'm married to, which, I think, is true.
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When people say that America's growth rate has fallen partly because of demographics, they aren't just making excuses.
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" But, she adds, "Joe built a very nice gym in the house, so I don't have any excuses.
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Excuses have also been made for Kanye because in the past he's displayed a certain level of introspection.
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Of all the excuses for skipping a workout, getting more sleep seems to be a pretty legit one.
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But now, 40 pounds lighter, she doesn't get hung up on excuses — especially ones stemming from a scale.
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He was supposed to call an election in 2016 but found excuses to delay it over and over.
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Such excuses are self-serving and in any case no grounds for coddling ND's base as prime minister.
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You can stop making excuses if you learn how to eliminate all traces of fear from your life.
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But we have a president that instead of standing up against them, actually [is] making excuses for them.
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So it's no surprise 80 percent of people "admit to having made excuses to avoid going out," a.k.a.
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The idea that someone could do something I couldn't do hurt, and the envy fueled excuses and hatred.
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"I am deeply ashamed of my behavior and make no excuses for it," he wrote on Twitter Wednesday.
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Regardless of what you choose, ahead are all your excuses to put on a British accent this Halloween!
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And some people are using smartphones and online dating as excuses for alienation, rather than tools for connection.
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He's been accused of a "truly gross" dismissal of Heard, and of suggesting that talent excuses physical abuse.
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"No excuses, my good people!" he wrote on the image, in which he posed with a voting machine.
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So if you've been coming up with reasons why you don't need a soundbar, you're out of excuses.
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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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I even made excuses for him: Maybe he was trying to pat me on the back and missed?
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" In the email, he apologized to fans and admitted, "My behavior was wrong and there are no excuses.
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What they have in common is a need to justify their time at Trump's side, to make excuses.
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"I've spent nine years making no excuses about anything," he told the parole board in his closing remarks.
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I contemplate losing my virginity to him, but something feels off so I keep finding excuses not to.
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And with that, Leighton Meester politely excuses herself from the ballroom, and heads out into the winter afternoon.
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Trump has rejected the allegations while accusing Democrats of making excuses for their loss in the presidential election.
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"No excuses, no filter, no abs," the mom-to-be captioned the photo, complete with a muscle emoji.
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While you don't have any excuses, you're going to do your darnedest to keep this from happening again.
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They have run out of excuses on why the slaughter and sale of mercury-contaminated dolphin meat continues.
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Kroll didn't want to make excuses, but show how, in his mind, he was simply doing his job.
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She could reschedule some meetings and didn't have to craft excuses for a boss or risk losing pay.
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Producers felt she was just making more excuses for Marc's lack of participation, so the invite got yanked.
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"There are no excuses for Donald Trump's offensive and demeaning comments," the Arizona senator said in a statement.
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The ones with no excuses New Mexico: Banana That is bananas. B-A-N-A-N-A-S.
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Getting their excuses in early, they warn that their candidate, Sadiq Khan, may lose the London mayoral race.
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No more excuses — it's time to take hold of our passion projects and turn them into a reality.
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All the excuses that existed before for Android phones not living up to their potential won't work here.
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This shouldn't be a problem for us, and ultimately we should not be hoping to have any excuses.
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If there were excuses for the Nazi clips, there really are none for using the word n*gger.
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It's called "Why the fuck was I breached?" and its excuse generating algorithm spills out truly hilarious excuses.
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Don't get into the habit of making excuses and finding something else to blame for the uncomfortable consequences.
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Mr. Sanders lambasted her on that, and Dana Bash, the moderator, made her excuses look contrived and foolish.
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But many other party notables, like Ayotte and Kirk, have already found excuses not to attend the convention.
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All too often they sugar coat rejection with unverifiable excuses about timing or purely ceremonious offers to help.
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Other Republican leaders, including his running mate, Mike Pence, have largely made excuses for his most extreme behavior.
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They need to look good, but I won't make excuses for a cute pair that gives me blisters.
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To be clear, I'm not here to defend my wife's actions or provide excuses because I have none.
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"Exxon has officially run out of excuses," Naomi Ages, Greenpeace's lead climate liability campaigner, said in a statement.
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With all that going on, it can become easy to make excuses as to why you're not saving.
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The second is subtler: the strong implication that the happy ending of heterosexual marriage and procreation excuses transgression.
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She's got all kinds of reasons to be a little dour or make excuses, but she never does.
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There have been a number of excuses made by Bigg Rigg for his recent performances and weight issues.
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These are the excuses we've come to accept from officials as beaten-down consumers of the NHL product.
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Many entrepreneurs make excuses that keep us from being paid what we deserve for the work we do.
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The law also gave police with a raft of excuses not to notify a suspect's family or lawyer.
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Also, the humans never seem to be around; Sabrina always makes excuses for them that don't make sense.
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Watch the video premiere of The Raveonettes' "Excuses" below: Andrea Domanick is the West Coast Editor of Noisey.
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"It's like I lost all excuses for not pushing myself to reach my fullest potential," Grunewald told me.
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Studios have multiple explanations (some would say excuses), but one big reason involves a lack of economic pressure.
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There's no amount of drunk or closeted that excuses or explains away assaulting a 14-year-old child.
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They insisted instead that they are 'no jury', as if that excuses them from their complacency and inaction.
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He should publicly admit what he did and why it was wrong without excuses and legalese and deflection.
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In fact, they tend to survive economic downturns and use them as excuses to turn even more repressive.
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"As you read this list of excuses, you might think it's 22016 not 296," a female executive said.
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In the now-haunting 2016 documentary Stopped Making Excuses, Miller opened up about his legacy and drug use.
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"I was just tired of excuses and tired of waiting for somebody else to fix it," she said.
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He went 16-34 and was released in mid-2015, but made no excuses and walked away proud.
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He got right to the point: Forget the last game, forget the last play and forget the excuses.
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They will both be handed so much money in the summer that next year will brook no excuses.
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He trots out versions of all these excuses but the truth is, he's scared to face his punishment.
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Further, her own words given during a recent and rare press gaggle disprove her excuses to the FBI.
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These instances, excuses and explanations are not only laughable, they're insulting to the intelligence of the American people.
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He made excuses rather than learning from mistakes and bettering himself, not to mention taking responsibility for failure.
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Any member who hasn't held a single event by the end of this recess is out of excuses.
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The case of the Hillary Clinton tour of excuses is also instructive on how liberals respond to failure.
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But that being said, I don't want to think-- I don't want anybody to believe I'm making excuses.
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In 2015, two separate studies were released that put the problems of "no excuses" education in high relief.
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Kudos to Doba for setting the bar high for the rest of us to reach for, no excuses.
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They imply that Thomas and his hard working, no excuses grandfather are unusual characters in the black community.
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"I don't want to make any excuses or shift the blame," Mr. Williams said in the 2005 letter.
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Ms. Thunberg eschewed convenience, comfort and all the other little things that serve as excuses for our inaction.
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As with Trump's voters, there are all sorts of explanations and excuses for why Britons might vote Labour.
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All of the mechanics are just excuses for you to interact with the writing as much as possible.
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We often view their experience as unrealistic and make excuses for why we can't do what they've done.
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"No excuses for the last time, and I don&apost want anybody to write Andy off," Joshua added.
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Obfuscation, delay, and excuses do not serve the Commission, or the public interest it has sworn to protect.
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I wasn't sure if Lino believed it, or if he was just making excuses for me, but still.
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What you're actually dealing with are people who are just making excuses for the ugliest kind of commerce.
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"We make no excuses for the previous failure to disclose the data breach," West said in a statement.
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None of these challenges should be excuses for negligence, but they explain why change has been painfully slow.
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He eventually asked her out on a date, and learned the reason behind Ms. Kostopoulos's excuses and absences.
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Our sources think the couple might be doomed though ... unless Lindsay stops making excuses for Egor's angry outbursts.
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We're past the point where we need to make excuses for vegan food (in metropolitan cities, at least).
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But enough of the pots of olives and plausible excuses, you want to know who's playing, don't you?
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I'm not aware of research showing that attending a no-excuses school increases a student's chance of incarceration.
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This is my next point: not only must no-excuses schools change, I believe they absolutely can change.
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When his supporters have been the ones dispensing violence, Trump has often made excuses or ambiguously signaled support.
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This is a way to articulate and then dismantle all potential excuses that could arise, according to Oettingen.
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If I don't feel like running on any given day, I have a number of excuses ready to go.
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Still, the excuses Amazon has made for their software and the actual experience of its use do not align.
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That should probably work the first half-dozen times, depending on your boss' tolerance for Mariah Carey-related excuses.
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The government&aposs business department released the list of excuses Thursday as part of its efforts to promote diversity.
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But since I'd internalized the "no excuses" mentality, I was determined to maintain the ban despite my growing bump.
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The "Rise Above" singer criticized Williams for making excuses for Parks, but not extending that same forgiveness her way.
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Where creative, pricey legal maneuvering and psychological get-out-of-jail-free cards –- "abuse excuses" -– became an art form.
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The InMotion Elliptical Trainer helps you kick your lousy excuses to the curb and cement a steady exercise habit.
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Excuses aside, the company is set to pay $500 to each of the ten plaintiffs named in the suit.
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"People told me that none of those excuses were valid, that I'm desirable and they desire me," she says.
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Women need excuses to get out of sex; not wanting to have sex is not enough of a reason.
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If history is any guide, Trump's supporters will concoct excuses or even pass the video off as a joke.
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But that in no way excuses it; rather, it highlights how disastrously incoherent, chaotic and contradictory the policy is.
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Actually loving someone, and treating them the way "family" is supposed to suggest, doesn't mean making excuses for them.
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Do you imagine that next year NFL ratings are down and we're going to hear another set of excuses?
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Howard excuses his dalliance, saying he has been lonely after his wife's passing, and that he is always discreet.
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He utters the excuses a former teammate used to pass off blame on him and then shoos them away.
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It's often overshadowed by "we were on a break" — the most unacceptable of "excuses" — even though it's remarkably awful.
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Through their No Excuses campaign, the email newsletter hopes to get 100,000 people to the polls this midterm election.
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The playbook emphasizes that salespeople aren't supposed to listen to prospective clients' excuses or take "no" for an answer.
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Over the years, I've seen people make the same few excuses for why they can't start an online business.
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The longer you fill your head with rationalizations and empty excuses, the less time you have to take action.
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I talk to a cute guy, but he's super shy, can't seem to make conversation, and eventually excuses himself.
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"There are no excuses; no local or national elections should delay solutions that we have already agreed," he added.
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I am not trying to make excuses for her, I simply ask everyone to reconsider how they view her.
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Somehow, Miller's excuses weren't enough to satisfy his fellow Texas Republicans, who scrambled to distance themselves from the tweet.
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And one of the most common excuses for mounting such coups is that the incumbent trails in the polls.
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Hackenberg also spent the past two seasons without O'Brien playing horrendous football, regardless of excuses about his offensive line.
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It will help you overcome excuses, persist past pain and keep you focused when you want to give up.
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The June Intelligent Oven is a beautiful piece of hardware that mitigates the excuses of making meals at home.
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"It is long past time to drop the excuses and take concrete actions to make medicine more affordable."2.
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"None of this should have happened, and I will not make excuses for it," Khosrowshahi wrote in a statement.
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He turned his attention to the Brooklyn Bridge in the mid-1990s, but found excuses not to pursue it.
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The Secretary of Education-designate doesn't pretend to care about our poor children by making excuses on their behalf.
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"In times of heightened volatility, people use all sorts of excuses to take money off the table," Larson said.
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One of its plans involves expanding its No Excuses political-engagement campaign, reports Variety, which registered 110,000 U.S. voters.
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Not to make excuses, but it is easy to fall into a style rut when the weather's, well...uninspiring.
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He offered excuses of the sort you'd hear from a kid who just broke a window with a baseball.
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They're great excuses that'll enable you to avoid learning more about industries that you may want to transition into.
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Get rid of the excuses, check your stories and recognize whatever money challenges can be overcome in the future.
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Get rid of excuses, check your stories and recognize that whatever money challenges can be overcome in the future.
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I used every excuse in the book to not produce any documents, and eventually I ran out of excuses.
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Sadler further provides proof that these were only flimsy excuses, further detailing what her work entailed in the article.
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North Carolina North Carolina's HB 9443 excuses drivers from liability if they injure a protester who is blocking traffic.
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But instead of self-critique, introspection and innovative solutions, Democrats have offered excuses, complaining and Russian collusion conspiracy theories.
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The brutality is awful enough -- it is made worse when so many people, so frequently, make excuses for it.
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"They gave us all these different excuses that she might be back tomorrow or next week," Ms. Wilson said.
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"It's so easy for us to put up mental barriers, to make excuses to be lazy," Wong told CNBC.
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" Raising her voice, Gillibrand, who is running for the Democratic presidential nomination, told McConville, "I am tired of excuses.
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"It suggests he will let Putin do whatever Putin wants to do and then make excuses for him," Mrs.
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Many people make excuses, proclaim how special their situation is, and try to reinvent the wheel when it's unnecessary.
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You realize you do have some legitimate beef with your circumstances and could make valid excuses, but you won't.
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Ms. Kupec is eating with a group of friends and excuses herself to get up to use the restroom.
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While teachers often also want their students to achieve, they aren't as keen on making excuses for misbehaving children.
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They have the technology, the law is clear, and the courts are unlikely to believe the same old excuses.
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When the law excuses discrimination in one aspect of daily life, that "exception" can end up swallowing the rule.
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This is especially true of the party's most loyal supporters who are tired of excuses from their elected representatives.
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She later received, after long delays and multiple excuses, $400,000 in cash, and more than 58,000 shares of Retrophin.
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You have probably known the truth for quite some time but you continued making excuses for their bad behavior.
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Do envy and insecurity serve any purpose, other than prompting some extremely creative excuses about why you're staying home?
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"I don't care who's not here, there are no excuses here - these are Major League Baseball players," Collins said.
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Trump quite naturally feels entitled to appropriate that strategy in service of making excuses for his own likely defeat.
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The progressive base has made clear that any 2020 candidate must take a stand for the DREAMers — no excuses.
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Not to mention, you can only tell believable excuses to your boss so many times before they get suspicious.
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If someone gives you this pile of money, I think it creates a lot of excuses and soft thinking.
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According to InstallsBuyer, Tessa883 kept making excuses for the shoddy customer service, and for not dealing with the problem.
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But Jones's excuses only prove that he's trying to avoid a much simpler truth: His show is pretty awful.
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He has directed his administration to deport people on the flimsiest of excuses, often separating families in the process.
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But it was an acknowledgement of enforced evil where previously there had been only been silence, or worse, excuses.
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It keeps farmers holding out hope and making excuses for him, even as his trade war devastates their operations.
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I'd make excuses: He doesn't realize he's too close to my butt, or that he brushed over my boobs.
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If you fuck up today or have done something irresponsible lately, you should know that excuses probably won't fly.
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Be prepared for explanations and excuses, and they had better be good, because cycling investigators have heard some doozies.
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When he called, Vallow made excuses as to why Tylee couldn't speak to him, he claims in an affidavit.
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"I call on every Senate Republican to come back and reconvene in Albany—no excuses," he said on Tuesday.
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Or is he a sleazy sensationalist whose sexually explicit films are mainly excuses for him to ogle nubile flesh?
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Hopefully they will do it in the future, but I'm not going to be sitting here finding any excuses.
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Their jobs on the farm were not just excuses to teach responsibility; they were critical to the family's livelihood.
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"This is nobody's fault but my own, and I offer no excuses," Mr. Murphy said in a statement then.
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Winter does have advantages — namely, it offers infinite excuses for the (perhaps secret) homebody to stay put, guilt free.
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Mme Deneuve a présenté par la suite ses excuses aux victimes de violences sexuelles que la lettre avait choquées.
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They have no excuses, though, for a disappointing Week 1 loss in which their offense generated just eight points.
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I knew the house had problems, but I was making excuses for it like a newbie at Al-Anon.
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"Exiting the deal and their concerns over Iran's missile work are excuses to bring our nation to its knees."
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The scary thing is that around 35 percent of Americans will probably believe whatever excuses Trump comes up with.
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When he called, Vallow gave him excuses as to why Tylee could not speak with him, the affidavit said.
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There were additional points, and other excuses, but that was the gist of the Jewish conservative's case for Trump.
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Clinton, given her own unforced (but largely unacknowledged) errors in the campaign, such accusations can sound merely like excuses.
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Currently, congressional Republicans make excuses for refusing to put checks and balances on the excesses of Trump's executive branch.
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Spends all day every day fixated on excuses for why Hillary lost to the guy they promised would lose.
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He's never been one for excuses -- especially when it comes to providing for his 14-month-old daughter, Karmen.
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It is easy to dismiss such accusations as propaganda from a communist regime making excuses for its own blunders.
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Now I clung to her, inventing excuses to drop by her dorm to spy my brother's face in hers.
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If as august an institution as the Smithsonian has embraced the public domain, what excuses remain for everyone else?
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I became very creative with excuses, as you can imagine, because I've had this since I was a child.
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Yet, to be clear, forgiveness never excuses the wrongs against us or waters down the nature of an offense.
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Her program, she continued, consists of "working hard, staying dedicated, not making excuses, and most of all, no BS!"
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So what you have, on the one side, is a wrong; on the other side, a bunch of excuses.
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"Going back to pick that up would just give Republicans more talking points and excuses to delay," he said.
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And he would have new excuses to use them, including against large-scale cyberattacks, that previous presidents have rejected.
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You will not have excuses, will not be given a choice and will have to come close to me.
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"Hey, you've got to make the throw, no excuses," Manning would say with a shrug and a straight face.
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A church that excuses, say, sexual immorality or that opposes missions is deemed out of fellowship with other churches.
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There is no excuse for this shameful behavior, though excuses are coming quickly — as are the self-congratulatory kudos.
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They settled on excuses like Nassar was sick, or he was focusing on his private practice, the Star reported.
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On the other, he wants to make excuses for why he hasn't been able to get it all done.
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There are zero excuses when it comes to failing to report the abuse of children to the appropriate authorities.
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