You can get carried away with your ideas about intimacy.
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You see how easy it is to get carried away.
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So do not get carried away too much on this.
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Don't get carried away making impulsive decisions with your friends.
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It's easy to get carried away at the grocery store.
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It's easy to see how they could get carried away.
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So I didn't want to get carried away with the advances.
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Yet there is concern that Mr Pashinyan might get carried away.
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Don't get carried away with promises that are impossible to keep.
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But the morning after, Mr. Rubio seemed to get carried away.
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Today's energy makes it easy for everyone to get carried away.
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I guess a lot of people get carried away by that.
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"I just hope they don't get carried away and raise tuition."
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But there were times when he, too, would get carried away.
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If you get carried away, do so in a controlled environment.
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It is (let's not get carried away) just a golf tournament.
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It's easy to get carried away by the promise of Pinterest tutorials.
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Our young people get carried away, and it's harmful for their lives.
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"People get carried away [about it] more than anything else," Ponnapalli added.
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Let's not get carried away, but I am enjoying taking baby steps.
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Powerful emotions will flow today—don't get carried away by negative feelings.
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No, they haven't announced a wedding date, let's not get carried away.
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Don't get carried away with all this noise and fame and attention.
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People make themselves look terrible when they get carried away with gossiping.
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But they shouldn't get carried away: They also got some bad news.
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"Nobody should get carried away, but she's a special player," Blackman said.
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You're feeling sensitive this afternoon—don't get carried away by paranoid vibes.
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He told everyone take a deep breath and not get carried away.
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Although Minnie was up for adoption, Meghan didn't let herself get carried away.
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"Look, I respect the guy, but let's not get carried away," Miller jokes.
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That says something about the public appetite, but let's not get carried away.
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Not to get carried away, however; the state is still loaded with problems.
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Let's not get carried away with victory, Ken Krieg, the officer, told me.
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But Costello warned Greece not to get carried away by the positive signs.
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I feel that sometimes people get carried away with their identities as Chamorros.
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But if the president thought it was popular, wouldn't he get carried away?
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Month to month it's very difficult to get carried away with these numbers.
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However, you might also spend a massive amount of money—don't get carried away!
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So, brace for more ugly retail earnings this week, but don't get carried away.
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I don't want to get carried away about the implications of the Reorg ruling.
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I have a tendency to get carried away when I have too many options.
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But I don't want to get carried away advocating for my choice of phone.
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Just make sure you get enough rest and don't get carried away by paranoia.
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Diacre, however, said her players would certainly not get carried away by the occasion.
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"I don't get carried away by life as easily as they do," he says.
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As local officials get carried away, planners in Beijing are losing some of their enthusiasm.
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And don't get carried away with thinking that the brand's going to carry it through.
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Fact-check everything today, and do your best not to get carried away by paranoia.
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Mercury, the planet of logic, is retrograde, so don't get carried away in your head.
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Jupiter clashes with Neptune and it's easy to get carried away with your overpacked schedule.
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People make themselves look terrible when they get carried away with gossiping about other people.
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Glencore and all the other big miners, however, promise they will not get carried away.
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Master Class It's easy to get carried away, especially when you're an entrepreneur starting a company.
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Some confusion will arrive this evening, so stay grounded and don't get carried away by fantasies.
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That said, investors shouldn't get carried away, said Hildebrand, vice chairman of the world's asset manager.
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Expect a big boost to your intuitive abilities, but don't get carried away by your imagination.
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If the ridge breaks down first, Maria could get carried away out to sea without Jose.
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"I think sometimes people get carried away with, 'you need to be more focused,'" he said.
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Of course, we get carried away with our conversation and don't go to bed until 2.
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"(This) could be a record year but let's not get carried away," he told a news conference.
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Pence deserves criticism for this embarrassing but luckily not particularly damaging lapse — but don't get carried away.
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Even though I was pleasantly surprised by the power of this chip, let's not get carried away.
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It's easy to get carried away on Sunday when love and money ruler Venus opposes indulgent Jupiter.
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If I was to start "gingering up" everything on the menu, I'd get carried away with it.
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"But we shouldn't get carried away with these results," he told reporters at a briefing in London.
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It will take years But let's not get carried away: DDF's work will play out over years.
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Outdoors is fine, too, just make sure there isn't any wind, as it could get carried away.
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Not to get carried away — "Fritz Bauer" doesn't have the immediacy or the range of those movies.
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Whether you're meditating or enjoying a drink this evening, expect to get carried away to another realm.
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I certainly worked by subtraction, struggling to do so, also, because you get carried away with fashion.
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"Therefore, it's inconceivable that Mr Gabriel could let himself get carried away with such comments," he said.
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It's very important that you don't get carried away with fantasies or paranoid ideas on this day.
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Issues concerning career and your relationships are major today; however, don't get carried away by what's happening now.
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This is an important day to trust your intuition, but don't get carried away by paranoid thoughts, Scorpio!
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I don't want to get carried away or anything, but you know, maybe optimism is actually the wave.
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But the mom-to-be, with the reminder of her baby bump, didn't let herself get carried away.
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You're like, believing your own legend … Don't get carried away with all this noise and fame and attention.
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I found out it was Latin, and with Latin words you keep it simple, don't get carried away.
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Get carried away with partying or hedonism—Scorpio season is simply a horny and fun time for you!
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The nine-year bull market is at a historic threshold, but don't get carried away celebrating just yet.
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"Until we actually see pen meet paper, I would warn people not to get carried away," said Kinahan.
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When you're designing a home, it's easy to get carried away dreaming about pricey sofas, rugs and art.
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"But let me say, before you get carried away with it — there's a wedding on Saturday, focus!" continued Brand.
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The hockey world can sometimes get carried away with mythologizing the NHL's postseason, referring to it as a war.
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Apparently (according to Zilli) it's common for couples on vacation to get carried away trying to kill each other.
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A dream come true could occur today concerning your career or reputation, but don't get carried away by fantasies.
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Forrest isn't about to get carried away with what the game's potential success will do for its fledgling studio.
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Love planet Venus harmonizes with dreamy Neptune on Friday afternoon, encouraging you to get carried away with your partner.
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The law gives business owners a lot to ponder, but Mr. Oswalt encourages them not to get carried away.
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Before we get carried away feeling superior to Mr. Manafort, we should admit we are all experts in deception.
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If you just do the simple thing and don't get carried away, everything's kind of shortcutty in that sense.
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"You can't get carried away scoring five, six or seven goals a night, that's not going to last," Williams said.
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Even if you're not entirely spoilerphobic, reviewers often get carried away in their nerdiness; who knows what they might reveal?
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Sometimes I get carried away and forget to write, but it's never wasted, as something always resurfaces from my binges.
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Find ways to get carried away with your lovers and friends that doesn't involve significant damage to your bank account.
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The youngster was not about to get carried away, however, after his sixth pole of the season and his career.
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Don't get carried away by paranoid thoughts around midday—and do enjoy the lucky, flirtatious vibes that arrive later on.
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Durant said he uses Twitter to primarily connect with his fans, but sometimes it seems it's easy to get carried away.
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Again, don't get carried away with Byzantine brine recipes that involve ten ingredients, because salt and sugar are all that matter.
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He was careful not to get carried away, however, with the small matter of Monday's final still to take care of.
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But then, Kamat and his writer Shailaja Kejriwal get carried away by what they think is the power of social media.
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"I'm working on channeling that fear into trying to be fully present and get carried away in the moment," She says.
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Just don't get carried away by going to a gaudy extreme—Libras, the sign of balance, will not find that cute.
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Yes, this is just a preliminary snapshot based only on three months, so I'm not trying to get carried away here.
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I've actually got goose bumps now thinking about it; I don't get carried away by that kind of stuff in movies.
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However, pleasant daydreams will morph into paranoia around midday if you're not careful, so don't get carried away by your imagination.
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" And on Wednesday, Pelosi dismissed Ocasio-Cortez's victory as "a choice in one district" and told reporters not to get "carried away.
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And I had to go and say, you know, our ambassadors, they get carried away, they want to all be literary people.
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The U.S.-Turkey treaty essentially says: Yes, we recognize the "political offense" exception, but don't get carried away -- it has its limits.
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You Might Not Be Able To PartySure, it's vacation, but let's not get carried away; you aren't on junior year spring break.
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The Moon and lucky planet Jupiter meet in Virgo at 4:02 AM, creating an optimistic vibe—but don't get carried away!
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So before you get carried away building your company, make sure you're taking steps to create and plan for your eventual triumphs.
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He promised, however, to look into the ministry order and said it was important not to get carried away with stringent rules.
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"The euro zone is growing, even Greece is growing … But let's not get carried away with the short-term success," he added.
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It is true that politicians have a tendency to get carried away when it comes to hyping convenient details in their biographies.
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It's a magical time to connect with people, but hold off on making decisions, and don't get carried away with your imagination.
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Guadalajara coach Matias Almeyda refused to get carried away with the away win and said there was work still to be done.
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What to consider when choosing a designated airline with AmexIt&aposs easy to get carried away and just pick your favorite airline.
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You're thinking big today, Scorpio, but Mercury (the planet of communication) is retrograde, so don't get carried away with any wild plans.
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Try not to get carried away on a dream and a song as everything isn't as it seems — especially when Neptune is involved.
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Consequently, my routine is anything but consistent, and I often get carried away with the number of products I shove on my face.
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This is a negotiation... I would urge caution that people don't get carried away on the back of rumour in the coming days.
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And they do so not just because they get carried away but because they think that it is the right thing to do.
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It's easy to get carried away, your reptilian brain fueling your cybernetic cerebrum, as click, click, click, you feel the pieces snapping together.
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After drinks, we head to a Mexican restaurant and get carried away with ordering — (many) tacos, spicy margaritas, queso fundido, and corn esquites.
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I always thought it was just luck, and, occasionally—and I mean so, so occasionally, please don't get carried away—the right guy.
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We only harken back to the idea of baseball as a "game" in order to lighten the mood when we get carried away.
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We might have had a good reason to lose our cool, but once that cool is lost, it's easy to get carried away.
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We can get carried away with anxiety-inducing visions of it going catastrophically wrong, and also impossibly idealistic fantasies of it going perfectly.
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This is a negotiation... I would urge caution that people don't get carried away on the back of rumor in the coming days.
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Chuck Schumer was pressing from day one for a special counsel because they know how these guys or gals get carried away with themselves.
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But mostly, there's a lot of love for SATC from fans who can't help but get "carried away" with this group of gal pals.
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However, before allowing themselves to get carried away, the world's central bankers might want to consider the very flimsy basis of this economic recovery.
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But other Republicans insisted it was important not to get carried away by one or two instances of the president being open to bipartisanship.
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You don't want to get carried away with one good tournament, but you can see signs of him playing well and hitting it better.
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More than two decades after she made her U.S. Open debut, Williams said she was not about to get carried away with the win.
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"I'm not going to get carried away, wins in here are very difficult to come by, and have been," Dallas coach Rick Carlisle said.
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Neptune is the planet of illusion and delusion, so it can be easy to get carried away, tricking yourself into believing in an alternate reality.
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Solid conversations will arrive this morning, but tonight things will be iffy—stay grounded and don't get carried away by big, and possibly delusional, ideas.
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Those of us that are extremely online know it's easy to get carried away, opening tab after tab in the Safari browser on an iPhone.
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Venus clashes with Jupiter, encouraging you to go out, but be sure you're pacing yourself because Jupiter likes to overdo it and get carried away.
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" Get carried away by another historical novel bound by music, Madeleine Thien's tragic epic set in Vancouver and China, "Do Not Say We Have Nothing.
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Before you get carried away with the exclamation points, however, it may be worth considering why these gendered email differences exist in the first place.
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For the owner, duty free magnate Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, the priority is to ensure the club from central England and its supporters do not get carried away.
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It's stupid to be controlled by the rankings or get carried away with anxiety, but it's just as stupid not to do your homework at all.
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U.S. coach Jillian Ellis said the result was great confidence booster but did not want to get carried away with the emphatic nature of the win.
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George Pearkes: People get carried away, and do too much investment—whether it's in inventories, fixed assets, or what-have-you, or they consume too much.
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Even modern doctors, with their years of training and conditioning, can find it hard not to venture beyond the evidence or get carried away in extrapolations.
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Overall, the most important thing for your wallet and shopping budget is to not get carried away in the excitement of the day and a half.
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Delhi police circulated the fake tweet at the weekend in a warning to students "not to get carried away by such seditious and anti-national rhetoric".
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Sip water in-between those brandied eggnogs and carry cash for holiday-shopping if you are the type to get carried away with swiping the credit card.
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Or consider setting the timer for a certain amount of phone time so you don't get carried away, says Dr. Jane Thomas, marketing professor at Winthrop University.
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Doing so will allow both bureaucrats and taxpayers to hold him accountable and ensure that he does not get carried away with his ambitious and laudable goals.
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But before we get carried away setting up the Wi-Fi connections on all our appliances, lights and fashion accessories, let me play Luddite for a second.
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But investors shouldn't get carried away, some strategists warned Wednesday as soaring equities are currently unique to the U.S., amid a backdrop of waning returns everywhere else.
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Mr. Biden was, and remains, a "gut politician," as he has long told associates — swaggering, ad-libbing, liable to get carried away in front of a crowd.
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I was dead wrong as a pundit, allowing myself to get carried away by my confidence that, at the end of it all Americans would see through Trump.
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"You don't want to get carried away because it's easy to put the other person in an uncomfortable situation before you know how they like it," said Marin.
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Modders sometimes get carried away with themselves in their makeovers, stuffing in all kinds of fancy textures and gameplay elements that stun and startle just because they can.
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However, they must be careful not to get carried away and neglect those legacy channels — such as branches — as they're still very relevant for driving value from customers.
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Small-scale cheese producers sell their wares at markets, corner shops, and cafes across the island, and it's hard not to get carried away with the cheese-buying.
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Bass, who was a member of the boy band alongside Timberlake, Joey Fatone, JC Chasez, and Chris Kirkpatrick, told Entertainment Tonight that we shouldn't get carried away just yet.
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The message at headquarters in Kyoto, says a local investor, is not to get "carried away" by the success of "Pokémon Go" or by Mario's leap onto the iPhone.
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As his players left the field Saturday, the Liverpool manager, usually the fire-starter, the hype man, motioned to them to keep their calm, not to get carried away.
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But the way I relate to him is that I have enthusiasms for show ideas, sketch ideas, and I can easily get carried away in selling or pitching them.
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"Senator Sanders said he understood that I was supposed to be a pitbull and attack dog when I was party chairman, and sometimes you get carried away," Mr. Harpootlian said.
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Geminis are prone to telling long stories in order to impress someone, and can get carried away with verbal flourishes—which may be more impressive to them than to you!
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But if you do that kind of lying, don't get carried away and cross the line with it, where you find yourself lying to your supervisor, lying to your family.
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He added several jokes to an old tweet from January 11 showing his character Carl get carried away from a burning house by Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira).
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Price: $ 27.00Consider: Rocketbook Wave It's easy to get carried away with the school supply shopping but all you need during your first week of college is one really great notebook.
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While this can also happen when someone is trying to stimulate themselves sexually, she wrote, it's also pretty possible to get carried away with a cucumber while "cleaning" and hurt yourself.
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They didn't want to get carried away even though I know that if I had just brought Lauren home to Indiana after meeting her on an airplane they would've been overjoyed.
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Now before we get carried away, this doesn't mean that a computer can tell what you're dreaming or determine the content of what is being memorized outside a controlled clinical environment.
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But when you like someone, and your schedules align, and you're in that beginning flush of a new relationship, and you're stoked as fuck, then it's easy to get carried away.
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Credit cards do make it easier to overspend or get carried away, so you have to set yourself up for success ahead of time if you want your plan to work.
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But before you get carried away and blitz the thing, know that while clitoral stimulation is important to many women, how people like to have theirs stimulated varies greatly between individuals.
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People often get carried away in pursuit of some goal, and they may not realize it until it's pointed out to them, either by their friends and family or by their therapists.
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Ground realities "It's easy to get carried away by the public rhetoric we're seeing," says Ajai Shukla, a former Indian army colonel who is now the strategic affairs editor of Business Standard.
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Now, before you get carried away and decide it's totally cool to leave up all those Fight Club posters in your home office, Skype does issue a pretty important note of caution.
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Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha has even weighed in, advising people not to waste their money on the trend and warning them not to "get carried away," according to Thai PBS.
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Arthur: It's certainly true that Clinton is closer to mainstream Republicans than Sanders is, but let's not get carried away — many of her views are deeply at odds with core conservative beliefs.
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It may be easy to get carried away in an argument today as communication planet Mercury squares off with combative Mars; however, an opportunity to put words into action could come, too.
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Before allowing oneself to get carried away by the election result, however, one needs to recognize how formidable are Macron's economic challenges and how tenuous is the political support for his reform agenda.
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Of course, let's not get carried away: Shelton and Stefani didn't join the majority of the celebrity section, who spontaneously stood during Lambert's performance, nor did Lambert and McLoughlin join Shelton's standing ovation.
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In the story of popular music, as conventionally told, progressive rock was at best a dead end, and at worst an embarrassment, and a warning to future musical generations: don't get carried away.
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The winter solstice on Friday is a powerfully romantic day, with love and money planet Venus harmonizing with fantastical Neptune at 12:12 PM, encouraging you to get carried away in your feelings.
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Harvey's reputation was evidently well earned, but there was at least one person besides the sometimes aggrieved ballplayer or manager who made sure he did not get carried away by his lofty aura.
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A meeting must have an agenda, and the chair must shut down extra-loquacious presenters who get carried away and call on juniors to speak, as they may have a valuable comment to make.
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You'll connect with so many people this month—it's easy to get carried away making promises to new friends about the awesome trips you'll go on this summer, or the events you'll plan together.
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This is all a very long way (sorry, I get carried away on this topic) of saying that this video describes the threats of nuclear weapons well but, if anything, significantly understates those threats.
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But her trademark hieroglyph could also be a representation of a star, or another type of plant, so it's better not to get carried away until Seshat herself clarifies the meaning of the symbol.
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Read MoreCramer: Don't get carried away—this market has 'no conviction whatsoever' To find out where the index could be headed from a technical standpoint, Cramer turned to Carolyn Boroden, a technician who runs FibonacciQueen.
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Revealing information is shared and intriguing connections are made as the sun connects with power planet Pluto—just don't get carried away by too-big ideas (or big egos) as the sun clashes with Jupiter.
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If you combine a lot of leverage with a booming stock market it isn't all that difficult to make a lot of money, so I don't think we should get carried away with ourselves, frankly.
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An important perspective arrives as the sun meets Mercury on March 14, and Mercury clashes with Jupiter on March 15, bringing up big conversations and asking you not to get carried away by out-there promises.
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However, before we get carried away thinking about what WTF-worthy food things we might see online in the future, let's first look back at the weirdest ones that have gone down over the past year.
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Her narcissism and her smarts are what keep her going, and it's fun to watch her get carried away by her thoughts and by her exciting improvisations with the audience, during which Jones never breaks character.
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Action planet Mars meets with your planetary ruler Jupiter today, marking the start of a new journey—one where you'll need to trust your intuition and not get carried away by your fears of the unknown.
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" Two tracks later, halfway through celebrating his come-up, he makes sure not to get carried away: "Gotta watch who you with 'cause you never know what he really thinking, or how low he might go.
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I also intended to send in a job application this morning before heading to the station but I get carried away with frying eggs for breakfast and stressing about the possibility of forgetting something at Airbnb.
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But where Leo used length as a means of separating himself from his teen dream persona, Harry's gone the opposite route to show us that before we get carried away with comparisons, he is his own man.
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Kuijs and other analysts cautioned that investors shouldn't get carried away, pointing to the challenges Beijing and Washington face in reaching agreement on complex issues including China's industrial policy, intellectual property protection and the transfer of technology.
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SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, BELGIUM (Reuters) - Max Verstappen is refusing to get carried away with thoughts of a 'home' win in Sunday's Belgian Formula One Grand Prix despite leading a Red Bull one-two on the opening day of practice.
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Truth be told, Sagittarius is not the best flirt, since they can get carried away with their enthusiasm for pontificating on a vast subject when a one-liner would have been better in the heat of the moment.
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"The lack of visibility on trade war outlook means that yesterday's price action (rise in yuan, fall in yen) is unlikely to translate into a long-lasting trend," ING analysts said, urging clients not to "get carried away".
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Awash with migrants, threatened by terrorism, let down by its eastern members, flanked by a nervous Russia and a volatile North Africa, the European Union can only hope that the new, emotional Britain will not get carried away.
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While my colleagues were saying all of the same things I was thinking, I felt that I had to hold back from chiming in on the conversations in fear that I would get carried away by my passion.
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LONDON — It's easy to get carried away in all the excitement that inevitably accompanies the Olympic Games: the splendor of the opening ceremony, the hair-raising injuries, the cringeworthy commentary, the incredible feats of athleticism, that oily Tonga guy.
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My only word of warning: Don't exceed the recommended number of pulses like I did (it's very easy to get carried away), which resulted in a very tiny bruise on my bottom lip that disappeared after a few hours.
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I don't want to get carried away with feeble connections or tin foil theories, so I'm going to develop a safe word right now, for me to shout at myself if I think I'm going too off the rails.
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"Everything has to be looked at, but we shouldn't get carried away," Graham Brady, who chairs the influential 1922 Committee of Conservative lawmakers, told Sky News when asked whether the government's approach to Brexit needed to be re-examined.
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In the fast-moving social media climate, it's easy to get carried away by new, never-done-before ideas, but they also quickly become jarring when we're oversaturated by them, and right now I'm pretty sure we're at breaking point.
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"I think sometimes when guys are together they get carried away, and sometimes that's what happens when alpha personalities are in the same presence, Eric Trump said at an event in Colorado on Monday," according to The Colorado Springs Gazette.
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"Go with the flow" isn't a phrase often used to describe you, but during this time, someone will have to tie an anchor to you to make sure you don't get carried away, making bad decisions with whomever looks cute.
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But let's not get carried away in hyperbole such as that the researchers have created artificial life or some kind of horrifying "Island of Dr. Moreau"-esque monstrosity — it's definitely too cute for the latter, and the former overstates the case.
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This is a powerful time to form bonds with people and connect on a deeper level, but be mindful of TMI and PDA: It's easy to get carried away with the energy now, but be smart about what you share!
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"Knowing the history of the talks between the two giants, the market is also prudent not to get carried away with the odds of a trade deal," said Mahesh Sethuraman, deputy head of global sales trading at Saxo Capital Markets.
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Given this rematch Mousasi might get carried away in trying to prove a point and expose himself to another embarrassing loss against Hall who, while flawed, still has the ability to strike through the smallest opening and turn a fight in an instant.
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"While the resumption of trade talks appears to mitigate any near-term deterioration in U.S.-China tensions, prudent investors will not get carried away, seeing as a meaningful deal still seems a long way off at this point in time," he added.
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"While the resumption of trade talks appears to mitigate any near-term deterioration in US-China tensions, prudent investors will not get carried away, seeing as a meaningful deal still seems a long way off," said Han Tan, market analyst at FXTM.
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When he's running straight at his man and letting his feet get carried away so that he isn't in position to dip or slip, he can get tagged up more easily and thrown off balance Ronda Rousey if the opponent moves off line.
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" He's introduced, as he was in the first book, by Professor Maryanne Crescent Moon, and her words lightly nod to the mania for Handmaid costumes: Moon tells her fellow-academics about a planned Gilead reënactment, but advises them "not to get carried away.
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It's important to not get carried away here: Given that the research is pretty clear that gun control can make a big difference, this kind of mass shooting does not mean, as many people suggested on social media, that Australia's stricter gun laws are futile.
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"The PBOC is trying to instill two-way risks in the yuan as it doesn't want investors to get carried away on speculation that the currency will continue to slide," said Mitul Kotecha, head of Asian interest rate and foreign exchange strategy at Barclays.
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"We cannot get carried away by our current superiority in growth, for as soon as we believe in our own superiority and start distributing future wealth as if we already have it, we stop doing all that is required to continue growing," he added.
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Duckworth's comments echoed those of Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.), who said people should not get "carried away" over Ocasio-Cortez's nomination.
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Duckworth's comments echoed those of House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.), who told people not to get "carried away" with Ocasio-Cortez's platform.
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Julie Ford, a fee-only financial planner in New York City who works with clients in their 20s and 30s, said young adults in big cities could get carried away with lifestyle spending and lose track of their budgets amid social pressure to keep up.
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Mexico, who have six points from two games and are on the brink of a last-16 place, began their campaign with a stunning 1-0 win over Germany but Osorio said it was important for his side not to get carried away by the euphoria.
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You've probably squinted at your bank balance, thinking, hmm that number looks lower than I expected, but I did get carried away at the pub and do that thing where I offer to pay for the gin we take back to Katie's afterward, and so on.
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It's fine, if not encouraged, if not realistic, to pick a dark horse team or two to make the Final Four -- since 2013, at least one team seeded as a No. 7 or higher has made the Final Four every year -- but don't get carried away.
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A black woman is pulled over in Texas for a minor traffic violation, is dragged from her car and beaten by police, then later found dead in a jail cell, and those upset by that series of events are told not to get carried away with righteous anger.
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It's a little early to get carried away with market share data — like ride-hailing, food delivery services launch with short-term offers and low prices to get initial attention — but it is clear that Didi has its eyes on another segment beyond point-to-point transportation services.
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The "controversial" tab is relabeled "hivemind uncertainty," which could be read as a simple joke about a dystopian future or commentary on how Redditors can get carried away with groupthink and jump to insane conclusions (like when they picked out their own suspect for the Boston Marathon bombing).
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The Moon, in Gemini, makes a harmonious connection with the Sun, in Aries, at 8:20 AM, bringing us some inner peace this morning—but confusion will be in the air when the Moon clashes with hazy Neptune at 9:46 AM. Don't get carried away by paranoia.
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It's also important to not get carried away with fancy items that look great on paper, but will only be used a limited number of times: As pretty as that expensive crystal bowl looks, it will probably spend a lot of time tucked away in your kitchen cabinet.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Let's Not Get Carried Away," by David Brooks (column, June 20): As Americans, we have always trusted that a Russian attack on our democracy would prompt any presidential administration, Republican or Democratic, to take the lead in investigating and protecting our nation from harm.
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And while his chronicle of the ups and downs of his own messy life brings no insights to the still-unsolved mystery of Maura Murray's disappearance, it does give us a clue to how inquisitive armchair detectives can turn into excitable children when they get carried away playing with their toys.
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Watch out for over-indulgence as the Moon opposes Jupiter at 5:50 PM. The Moon connects with Neptune at 8:48 PM, making for a dreamy evening—don't get carried away by your fantasies, but do use this energy to create some beautiful art or connect deeply with someone you care about.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - Jordan Spieth was pleased with a six-under 66 that gave him a two-stroke lead after the first round of the Masters but with the memory of his 2016 collapse still fresh in his mind the Texan knows better than to get carried away with a good start at Augusta National.
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"There is upside potential but we have demographics, we have productivity problems, so I suspect we shouldn't get carried away about an extraordinary recovery but instead focus on finally having come out of this deflationary era and seeing some degree of recovery and reflation which should be positive particularly again here in Europe," he asserted.
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Beta thalassemia can be due to mutations that convert A to G in a particular location in the HBB gene, the scientists noted in the study, in which they used base editing to try to convert G back to A. "While this is undoubtedly a highly significant advance, it is important not to get carried away about its widespread utility if put into clinical practice," Griffin said.
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And let the IRS set an annual, percentage withdrawal cap so that people don't get carried away and drain their savings on casino runs (it's doubtful that most pre-retirees will suddenly go hog wild.) But if our biggest corporations merit a holiday for their convoluted foreign tax schemes, shouldn't individuals and families get a break for dipping into their hallowed retirement earnings, even if they're not ready to quit working?
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Faced with an anthem as powerful as "Purple Rain," one has no choice but to pump one's fist and get carried away with the emotion, but to name it the greatest single of the '280s, as Pitchfork has done, is either to earnestly proclaim the apocalypse imminent or to overstate the song's use value as kitsch — the latter a contrarian misreading, the former (among other things) too literal an assent by far.
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