It gets in the way of health, and it gets in the way of healing.
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Adulting gets in the way of so many little responsibilities.
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Nothing gets in the way of this dog's job. Nothing.
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It gets in the way of his conversation with me.
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Lastly, this blanket definitely gets in the way of intimacy.
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Once again, Dr. Phil gets in the way of this relationship.
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The First Amendment kind of gets in the way of that.
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Second, outrage gets in the way of empathy for Trump's supporters.
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I think sometimes the president gets in the way of that.
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"The politics gets in the way of that sometimes," he said.
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School, mostly, gets in the way of me pursuing my passion.
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When government gets in the way of all that, you stifle growth.
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"The impeachment gets in the way of everything this important," said Rep.
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Electric Toothbrush Adulting gets in the way of so many little responsibilities.
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Sometimes marketing gets in the way of information in the cannabis field.
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Or rather, it no longer gets in the way of her life.
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Even if your morning coffee gets in the way of your a.m.
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And what gets in the way of this romance, you might ask?
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It oftentimes gets in the way of medicine and this is one example.
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It's a noble ideal until it gets in the way of the story.
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And if evidence gets in the way of his self-centeredness, never mind.
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But having too much leisure gets in the way of more important work.
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I was finding that sometimes this trip gets in the way of itself.
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Do you worry that it gets in the way of socializing with friends?
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The reality is partisanship too often gets in the way of achieving what's possible.
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Anything that gets in the way of that is a breach of fiduciary responsibility.
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If an idea gets in the way of economic growth, it should be discarded.
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But nothing gets in the way of someone who says, 'We can do this.
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However, one problem that gets in the way of wider Apple tablet adoption is cost.
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This shot also gets in the way of the "Heimdall as the Soul Stone" theory.
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Anything that gets in the way of that will simply not be used by photographers.
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Yet his language is unadorned and accessible; nothing gets in the way of the story.
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Of course, I sometimes wonder if my gut gets in the way of my head.
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In the end, Whippman's own cheery nature gets in the way of a decisive critique.
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BIG City Bureaucracy — no surprise — gets in the way of expanding the pool of volunteers.
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Working with attachments is the key to happiness What gets in the way of happiness?
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We'll have to see how much Trump's Twitter feed gets in the way of that messaging.
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Ambition is all great until it, you know, gets in the way of your current job.
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Anything that gets in the way of his ultimate agenda must, therefore, be diabolical in nature.
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Lawyers love to be specific, but it gets in the way of clean writing and reading.
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The beer test seems to be an obstacle that just gets in the way of that.
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It's the same pattern of misbehavior that just gets in the way of what is good.
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Do you know anyone whose phone love gets in the way of his or her relationships?
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I think sometimes politics gets in the way of everything that really needs to be done.
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It gets in the way of what you really wanna do, which is write and record songs.
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Having her period should never be the thing that gets in the way of a girl's abilities.
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So a work/life imbalance gets in the way of the pleasure parents feel in their children.
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CAVUTO: So, you see nothing that gets in the way of that, the way things stand now?
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Their business model is skewed against privacy — privacy gets in the way of advertising and so profit.
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Coaching an actual game, and losing it by 75, only gets in the way of that dream.
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Consider the child whose anxiety about speaking in public gets in the way of participating in class.
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It gets in the way of taking care of family, holding a job or staying in school.
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All it takes is paying close attention to "what gets in the way of yourself," she says.
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The new law shows how safety often gets in the way of convenience — and how convenience often wins.
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Dealing with my anxiety became a task, not a thing that gets in the way of other tasks.
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If anything gets in the way of me being a good mom or wife, I simply say no.
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While we sometimes like to think we're invincible, health gets in the way of everything, including making art.
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"I'm not high when I work because it gets in the way of the comedy," Miller told THR.
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When a physical problem gets in the way of your sex life, it can feel isolating and worrisome.
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If that direction gets in the way of the love, it's not helpful and it's not worth it.
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To succeed, publishers need attention, data and revenue, and Apple News+ gets in the way of all three.
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My need to write long-winded pieces, often gets in the way of the fast-paced digestion of blogging.
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If they can't swear and talk about their dicks, it gets in the way of being creative and funny.
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Now, nothing really gets in the way of going to the theater except how much free time I have.
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When anxiety gets in the way of this they can be incredibly good at beating themselves up over it.
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Often, there can be moments of frustration when a rule gets in the way of getting to that point.
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However, this is something which will cause security issues if the behaviour gets in the way of the job.
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Mr. Rosenblatt too often goes for bluntness where nuance is needed, which gets in the way of human connection.
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" The employee said that Fairhurst was known internally for attending "events where liquor gets in the way of judgment.
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Other contestants deem it "inconsiderate" when the ambition of these women gets in the way of their Bachelor love stories.
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It's about when gaming gets in the way of other, important aspects of life for a long period of time.
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BAGEHOT: You have said that being in the EU gets in the way of Britain having a coherent national strategy.
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Ellerbee, a Black cop whose overhyped sense of duty gets in the way of the Baywatch team fighting against crime.
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This removed the intimidation and mitigated the daunting bureaucracy that often gets in the way of setting up a campaign.
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His main idea was this: Instant gratification gets in the way of our doing the things we need to do.
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They also are not surprising, but as with so many things, politics gets in the way of common sense solutions.
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When life gets in the way of your best laid plans, sometimes all you need is a simple act of kindness.
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Adulting gets in the way of so many little responsibilities — flossing and swapping your old toothbrush out are two big ones.
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Also, because you're required to read in the app, this sometimes gets in the way of how people actually consume news.
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If something disrupts that or gets in the way of taking care of my family then I just don't do it.
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But taking on the crime lord supervillain known as Black Mask (Ewan McGregor) gets in the way of their rescue mission.
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There's a high degree of fame-seeking in rock, and I think that gets in the way of some great potential.
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" Franken called that "shorthand for gutting any environmental or consumer protection measure that gets in the way of corporate profit margins.
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The irony is that such "healthism"—prioritizing health above all else—actually gets in the way of our overall well-being.
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Betty and Big Slim's improbable romance gets in the way of the locals' plan to do away with the pesky agent.
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From time to time, The Bed Post features other voices opening up about what gets in the way of good sex.
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But as they compete for the chance to have their own restaurant, the contest gets in the way of their chemistry.
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Without that balance, copyright law gets in the way of the very progress, innovation, and creativity that it's meant to support.
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If sitting in front of the TV gets in the way of physical activity and socializing, then yes, problems can arise.
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According to drug industry experts, and those who study the FDA, the agency isn't what gets in the way of drug innovation.
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When their production gets in the way of the villagers' religious rituals, things go from bad (no Wi-Fi) to worse (murder).
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For the mainstream iPhone user it's just that annoying thing that gets in the way of what you're actually trying to do.
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They're all built for growth and not for control and so anything that gets in the way of growth, they remove. Yeah.
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It's almost as if the presence of others -- especially deeply loved ones -- gets in the way of the dying person's final step.
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The difference these days: A fixation on the analytical models gets in the way of such ego-driven or crowd-pleasing impulses.
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So it's too bad that one of the best ways to deliver on the former gets in the way of the latter.
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In the comic books, Peter pines after popular girl Liz for years, but bad timing gets in the way of their romance.
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The film's reliance on exasperatingly literal dialogue and images repeatedly gets in the way of honest emotion, or even just honest action.
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I'll put on multiple layers, but sometimes the extra weight gets in the way of my mobility or I start to overheat.
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Despite working for a nonprofit, Nolan says that her student debt is still an issue that gets in the way of growing.
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"The anxiety, the uncertainty and the culture is so high, it gets in the way of people making solid decisions," she said.
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"His ego sometimes gets in the way of things," said Marcelo da Silva, Salvador's son, who is now 52 and a psychologist.
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But I think this is a case where macroeconomics, even though I believe it's right, gets in the way of useful discussion.
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In the book, you call out the "tighty whitey sanitized language" that gets in the way of raw honesty in this realm.
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He said it might be entertaining, "but if it actually gets in the way of more substantive proceedings, that would be another story".
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It's the height of irony, really: the internet, a bastion for the faceless and the nameless, gets in the way of total obscurity.
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A lot of people like the feeling, but have a crippling "mental blockage" that gets in the way of enjoying it, she says.
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"Politics once again gets in the way of objective analysis," Stephen Roach, senior fellow at Yale University, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Tuesday.
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At the same time, a higher percentage of millennial small-business owners say their work gets in the way of their personal relationships.
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Motorola's added a few of its own features, but it's nothing that gets in the way of stock Android like on other phones.
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That gets in the way of good administration, if only because officials are scared of spending money in case it attracts a probe.
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It gets in the way of the actors, and the kind of film this is, they need to play off of each other.
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Sometimes students worry that committing to activities outside of classes gets in the way of doing well academically, but often it's the opposite.
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ARTHUR POMPONIO New York To the Editor: If the truth gets in the way of Donald Trump's narrative, then the truth must go.
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Rather, it's problematic because it gets in the way of a belief baked into the First Amendment: the belief in the marketplace of ideas.
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An electric toothbrush Adulting gets in the way of so many little responsibilities — flossing and swapping your old toothbrush out are two big ones.
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Bean is a version of Leela; both have poor impulse control that gets in the way of their otherwise quick wits and overall competence.
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"Too much on your plate gets in the way of building the business you dreamed of having when you first started out," she says.
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"Inevitably every Use of Force will be scrutinized and often opinion gets in the way of fact," said last month's Milwaukee Police Association statement.
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More important, this self-absorption not only gets in the way of the characters' best interests but can also be exasperating to a reader.
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The same mental amplification process makes people see an assertive woman as "aggressive," which gets in the way of women's personal and professional advancement.
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"It's very unique to see a growth at this size in this area... because it gets in the way of things," Dr. Lee says.
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The problem is, when it goes to the front line, it gets in the way of our customers that come into the restaurant, right?
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What makes a mental health issue a diagnosable condition is typically based on how much it gets in the way of one's ability to function.
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There are times in everyone's life where dating isn't a priority, and there are months when work gets in the way of meeting anyone new.
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"At the end of the day, he's got a good agenda, but this gets in the way of it," Graham added of Trump on CBS.
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But painters such as Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Frida Kahlo have displayed that a disability rarely gets in the way of a true artist.
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It gets in the way of the two leaders showing that they are allies and becomes more a meeting about this awkward and extensive handshake.
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Trump's inability to admit that has had an impact well beyond simply proving that he never lets facts gets in the way of a good story.
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It begs for attention and gets in the way of those it lives with, and at times will shy away from people it does not know.
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There's nothing more beautiful in Far Cry than the unpredictable chain reactions that occur when the living world gets in the way of your careful planning.
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Brazil, assuming nothing gets in the way of him taking part in the Games, will be much more of an adventure than rowing on home water.
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If anything gets in the way of a plant succeeding in its only job — to grow, it will respond and do what is necessary to survive.
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But Team Trump thinks that it's become an unnecessary level of bureaucracy that gets in the way of the president and the 16 agencies it represents.
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That's a nice throwaway line when you're talking to your robot protege, but most people don't kill everybody that gets in the way of their plans.
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His Peter is bright, winning, good with a quip, and fully convincing as a kid whose perpetual haplessness never gets in the way of his heroism.
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Second, this movie will blend its peril and desperation with cheerfully silly humor that never gets in the way of the drama or dilutes the stakes.
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Well, it's the ... I mean, hell, it's just getting rid of some of the underbrush that gets in the way of serving customers and clients well.
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His soccer boosterism will be either endearing or annoying depending on your own prior views, but it gets in the way of a more objective analysis.
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Clinton go away, because her continued presence doesn't do anything other than make us feel bad; maybe she even gets in the way of forward motion.
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But Martin Puryear doesn't belong in that room, and frankly gets in the way of the sibilant, but moving conversation about surface and color and light.
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As you can see in the picture above, it just looks like a rectangle that sits on your display and gets in the way of everything.
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In fact, if a drone gets in the way of a low-flying recovery flight, then they could be fined upwards of $30,000 by the FAA.
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The question I have is whether an attitude of gratitude for small gains gets in the way of the big gains needed to bring about social change.
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He is a partisan because that's his job as the majority whip of the House, but his partisanship never gets in the way of his essential humanity.
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Bad research suggesting that gender disparities in tech are the result of aggressive, widespread, unprecedented discrimination at the résumé stage gets in the way of that conversation.
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As with other mental health issues, experts say hoarding really becomes an issue when it interferes with people's happiness or gets in the way of everyday life.
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While its charmingly silly but unnecessary story mode eventually just gets in the way of the brilliant mini-games, Megamix trumps its predecessors in volume and range.
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It's pretty common to get your fingers injured — sometimes needles break and get stuck in your bone if your hand gets in the way of the machine.
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"People today see driving as something that gets in the way of their texting," joked Emanuel during this year's annual North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
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Now, when I take my shirt off, my skin hangs and gets in the way of wearing proper-fitting clothes – clothes that I worked hard to fit into.
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"I hate it, I really do ... it gets in the way of how we do our business and just wastes time" said Scottish National Party lawmaker Pete Wishart.
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And for all of Saban's defensive innovations, the great coach's true hallmark is his extreme-Zen outlook, in which celebrating only gets in the way of further accomplishment.
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More fundamentally, bizarre editing gets in the way of Lloyd Webber speaking straight to the audience, by cutting at random to a second camera for distancing profile views.
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Too long of a jump rope gets in the way of your workout while too short a rope can easily catch on your feet and send you tumbling.
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This can come from concerns about knowledge, body image, difficult past experiences, and emotional issues—basically anything that gets in the way of not being able to relax.
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Or a single mother ... it just gets in the way of everybody who relies on government, and everybody does rely on government whether they think they do or not.
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While fabric usually gets in the way of you and your tech device, touchscreen gloves feature conductive technology that allows the body's electricity to pass through to the screen.
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New research from TD Ameritrade Institutional found that one thing typically gets in the way of more people training to become financial planners: They do not know about it.
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That said, I found the shutter button to be nice and responsive, so you shouldn't find that the 9X gets in the way of you snapping a quick shot.
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Their assault was kind of different to ours, because they are looking for these guns, so anything that gets in the way of that has to be dealt with.
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When life gets in the way of getting the amount of sleep you need, it's absolutely essential that you increase the quality of your sleep through good sleep hygiene.
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The longer a funk lasts, the more it gets in the way of accomplishing your workload and can become a serious issue within your job and overall career goals.
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I find that paid work gets in the way of my lifestyle, so I've never worked at a desk but I can imagine it's awful and very, very tiring.
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All that popping is fun, of course, but at some point, though, it gets in the way of the things you're actually trying to do—in my case, write.
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The Checkup When worrying gets in the way of a child's functioning, parents need to get help rather than arranging the child's life to avoid the occasions of anxiety.
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These anecdotes don't highlight this crisis particularly well and only fan the flames of the anti-medicine, anti-doctor rhetoric that gets in the way of caring for people.
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Almost half of parents say gaming "sometimes" or "frequently" gets in the way of teens' activities with family, and 46% of parents think gaming takes time away from sleep.
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Basically, it sprays water at 60,000 PSI, a pressure so intense it can cut through steel, aluminum, wood, glass, and anything else that gets in the way of the stream.
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That previous mediated, supplemental experience gets in the way of speaking to the person who now sits next to you at on a park bench or at a dining table.
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For example, don't expect NBA commish Adam Silver to say much about the plight of Uighur Muslims if it gets in the way of his strategy of growth in China.
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"I tried to document my process in order to explain it, but I find it takes way too much time and gets in the way of the making," says Widdess.
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I'm always trying to learn the personal preferences of everyone that I work with so there's never a time when the engineering gets in the way of the recording process.
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The idea is that everything that's not strictly necessary just gets in the way of that perfect sound — and perfect sound is the ultimate goal of expensive hi-fi equipment.
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Jytdog also directly accused the article's previous editors of being too close to their subject, which gets in the way of Wikipedia's "objective" house style: 3D printing remains niche-y.
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That could easily be confounded by dozens of things — most obviously, people presumably sleep less because they're busier, which gets in the way of voting but also most other activities.
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It now might be considered corporate legal malpractice not to take a swing at challenging, on constitutional grounds, any law that gets in the way of the largest corporate profits.
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It has that additional space to work on, useful for many creative tasks and for multi-tasking, without being obnoxiously big that it gets in the way of everything else.
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Put simply, the data suggest senators care little about circuit court nominee qualifications when it gets in the way of their ideological goals of packing the circuits with ideological allies.
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But several incidents in recent weeks make it clear that all too often, companies have a hard time acting ethically when that gets in the way of making more money.
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"The only reason that we wouldn't come to a free and open agreement is because politics gets in the way of economics," he told the BBC in a radio interview.
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"If we continue to find that the culture of the system gets in the way of our work, I will have no hesitation to shut down the system," Foxx said.
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The thinking within the Trump transition team is that the DNI often gets in the way of the 16 intelligence agencies it represents, which includes the CIA, the sources told CNN.
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And, when your hair gets in the way of all your badass sword fighting (or emailing, or weightlifting, or just getting out of bed), double buns will always do the trick.
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The thing about the overly complicated plot, at least for a new player like me, is that it gets in the way of what Kingdom Hearts III actually does really well.
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To shepherd us through this ancient way of life, the DockCase Smart MacBook Sleeve Adapter provides a stylish all-in-one solution that never gets in the way of your productivity.
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Nationalism gets in the way of clear thinking, because it turns politics into Schmitt's contest between friends and enemies, rather than the creation of common projects arrived at from diverse outlooks.
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It's meaningful for both you and others to make time for acts of generosity, but carving out that time can feel stressful when it gets in the way of your work.
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Poland makes a rare foray into the Colombian end, and Lukasz Piszczek's long throw-in reaches Lewandowski, but some group defending gets in the way of his header, and Cuadrado clears.
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But there's actually nothing weird or surprising about that—sure, eclipses are rare, but with the Moon close and the Sun far away, sometimes one gets in the way of the other.
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A new video from the lab gives us a look at what happens when a pesky sack of flesh gets in the way of the animatronic beasts' quest to open a door.
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Assuming that we're not going to go the pure Muay Thai method in which top level fighters will happily kick whatever gets in the way of the target and hurt that instead.
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But as we've already seen over the course of this week, the government often gets in the way of such moments of collective bliss—either through willful malfeasance or bureaucratic red tape.
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The central insight of Black Lives Matter is that the state is programmed for petty hatred and genocidal violence, and that bystanders' apathy or resignation constantly gets in the way of lasting change.
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"It's really unfortunate when politics gets in the way of facts and the facts are Ford's investment in the U.S. and commitment to American jobs has never been stronger," Fields said on Thursday.
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As Madison points out in his tweetstorm, too, pure serialization makes it much harder to dig deeply into theme, especially when doing so gets in the way of the show's ever advancing plot.
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Sometimes I throw on a little fragrance if I am not working service (it gets in the way of people's dining experience), another quick step that is just different from plain-Jane mom.
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Sporting a wound for weeks made me realize that worrying about your looks just gets in the way of living your life; I can't go back to bothering about lines on my face.
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In the real world, randomness often gets in the way of making precise predictions, so many modern AI systems combine rule-following with added randomness as a stepping stone to more complex planning.
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Anything that gets in the way of being able to lay claim to one's head and heart and find language to speak to that is going to get in the way of treatment.
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Viewers watch Ratner as he gets locked in his car trunk while naked, partakes in bloody fist fights, and incites screaming matches with anyone who gets in the way of his gambling pursuits.
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But this was the moment when I realized that I was finally done with the passive kind of hope, the hope that waits for Santa Claus and gets in the way of action.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. When life gets in the way of studying, students will go to great lengths to blame anything other than themselves for leaving work to the last minute.
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Before any of that, though, there's a problem with the scene they're trying to film: Every time cinematographer Deschanel yells "Three, two, one, go!" a troublesome hyena gets in the way of the Steadicam.
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It is healthy for your relationship to make sure you budget for a fun trip or a nice present, but not to the point where it gets in the way of your required payments.
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A quintessential hero's journey set in a dreamy, folkloric Japan, Kubo is a story about stories, told with a sophistication that never gets in the way of its straightforward earnestness or its stunning visuals.
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"Life gets in the way of everything; all of a sudden you want to buy a house, or you have kids," Slott said, naming events that could trigger you to dig into your investments.
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Majorities of Americans say they've lost trust in the federal government and each other — and think that lack of trust gets in the way of solving problems, according to a Pew Research Center survey.
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"This attempts to address the problem of how brands can be the 'thing' people want to watch, rather than the 'thing' that gets in the way of what you want to watch," he told CNBC.
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"Everybody was shaken up, but it's something that, as a team, we can use to understand that this is life, and unfortunately, life happens and gets in the way of your best plans," Sims says.
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Because there are not mid-term elections that could give a prime minister or chancellor's party a sudden minority in the legislature little gets in the way of legislation that enjoys support from the majority.
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The silence can seem overwhelming, from maternity wards where awkwardness gets in the way of basic care, to legislatures where protection of human rights slips down the agenda because the idea is simply too unfamiliar.
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Simple fact is there is one key priority -- tax reform -- and everything the Senate plans to do will revolve around ensuring nothing gets in the way of that, especially a toxic political debate on guns.
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Life, of course, sometimes gets in the way of artistic productivity: Among other distractions, Smith and Densley have both welcomed new children into the world since the release of The Feather Tipped the Serpent's Scale.
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But it's often said that a child's job is to learn, and when something gets in the way of the child successfully doing that job, the child will often feel discouraged, unhappy and progressively disaffected.
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Also on the subject of frustrations: Darksiders Genesis features some great puzzles tied to the gear you unlock, just like its predecessors, but the fixed camera too often gets in the way of your success.
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They've suggested that the FDA gets in the way of drug innovation by making it too difficult for new medicines to get to the market, and they've called for deregulation to spur drug approvals and innovation.
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I don't love the ergonomics of the FTZ, though, which shifts the weight of the camera further forward and gets in the way of some tripod plates, which is why it has its own threaded hole.
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So obviously the feuding with Senator Corker, I think there&aposs a personal thing going on between you and Senator McCain, do you worry that this bickering and feuding gets in the way of your agenda?
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Not that I&aposm here to give him advice, but -- you know, he often gets in the way of Republican candidates and himself by stepping on opportunities to really amplify some of his own good news.
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In 2010 he wrote a book called Free to Choose Medicine, which argues that the FDA's risk-averse approach to drug approval gets in the way of innovation and keeps life-saving medicines off the market.
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The results are much better than either method alone, seemingly producing excellent body models from a variety of poses and outfits: Hoodies, headphones, baggy clothes, nothing gets in the way of the all-seeing eye of DoubleFusion.
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The point is, anytime there is a mismatch of target segments, or that playing Pokémon gets in the way of what customers usually do at a physical retailer, it limits the ability of the partner to monetize.
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Sources told Reuters on Thursday that ECB policymakers were split on their next policy move as a stronger-than-expected rise in the euro gets in the way of their careful exit from years of aggressive stimulus.
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The big picture: The Trump administration has been working to cut government red tape that POTUS believes gets in the way of good business practices — for example, Trump's infrastructure plan that would shorten permitting processes by years.
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I think Trump is a terrible president, but this whole Russia angle that the press has been harping on forever just gets in the way of the real issues, such as Trump's catastrophic position on global warming.
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I may call Rod tonight or tomorrow and ask for a little bit of a delay to the meeting, because I don't want to do anything that gets in the way of this very important supreme court pick.
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The iPad's slim side bezels also mean that the hinge gets in the way of the slide-up gesture for the dock — there's a dedicated multitasking button on the function row, however, which I liked as a substitute.
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Even the very best VPNs will likely have an impact on your connectivity, though, sometimes to the point where lag gets in the way of your gaming — which is unacceptable, particularly if you're a first-person shooter fan.
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It doesn't seem like it gets in the way of software, and if you're watching videos on your phone, there's a good chance it won't cut into your content since it's away from the center of the screen.
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Even if you haven't dealt with a lack of sanitary pads, it felt personal to me that something natural to our bodies gets in the way of girls being able to get an education or have a life.
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No longer seen as something vaguely unhip that gets in the way of the act and the microphone stand, a baby on the way is now a rich source of stand-up material: stretch marks, placentas and all.
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The video wraps around the notch, and yes, the notch technically obscures a part of the video and gets in the way of the experience, but it also emphasizes the fact that the screen is just so damn big.
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The second, "The Magic of Awareness," is narrated by a guy who sounds as though his regular job is recording commercial voice-overs: He makes every sentence seem so important, which gets in the way of appreciating the content.
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"It's a pre-release release tour" she laughs, for the soft release of the album whose release date was delayed because there are still some parts of the world (like indie releases) that SXSW gets in the way of.
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Healthy activities are put into typical video game language, so power-ups are positive actions that make you feel better, quests are small steps toward goals, and bad guys are anything that gets in the way of those goals.
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" Bell tried to include a video in each update, which would take him days to complete: "Two or three days out of your week, you're having to put this video together, which gets in the way of actually working.
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But here's the important thing to remember: Riverdale is a television show, and the relationships you love so much are between two fictional characters, so when a third fictional character gets in the way of that relationship, it's still fictional.
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This notion that water is for fighting over, and that the response to scarcity has to be for everyone to go into a defensive crouch and prepare for battle, gets in the way of adaptation and building these collaborative governance structures.
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Anzalone: My main point is that Americans are very divided on impeachment and it has become a political football that gets in the way of a strong Democratic message on health care, economic opportunity and the environment where we win elections.
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But reality, as it tends to do, gets in the way of these dreams, and in dual perspectives, Dennis-Benn shows us how both Patsy and Tru survive the aftermath of Patsy's world-shattering decision in the years that follow.
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This finding created an evolutionary puzzle; it's still not immediately clear how masturbation improves the reproductive success of males or females, in fact at first it seems more likely that self-love gets in the way of the real thing.
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" The newer version of that describes the exact opposite: "Having women in the room causes men to become so hormonally imbalanced that the overwhelming fatigue caused by trying to exercise dick control gets in the way of being creative and funny.
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The EPA administrator has spent his tenure attacking science by appointing corporate cronies to consulting boards, relying on sham science in rolling back public health and environmental protections, and ignoring science when it gets in the way of his predetermined goals.
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"An online seller that tries to circumvent the prescription and hand out lenses that go beyond the length of the prescription thereby gets in the way of patients having regular eye exams and could put their health at risk," Mottur said.
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Anything that throws sand in the gears, that delays what looks like progress, that involves negotiation and compromise, that gets in the way of the obvious solution — labor unions, local governments, legal constraints, interest groups that make particular claims — is problematic.
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" Mr. Beha wrote for the magazine's May issue, arguing in an essay that an obsession with the Trump presidency becomes unhealthy when it gets in the way of "the contemplation of truth" and other "things that make life worth living.
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They are symptoms of the same disease — a reluctance in medicine to take a stand on issues of social justice and equality, and an idea that caring too much about equal treatment gets in the way of practicing the science of medicine.
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Coats' selection also coincides with reports that the Trump transition is considering ways to limit the power of the director of national intelligence, which some advisers to the President-elect believe gets in the way of the 16 intelligence agencies it represents.
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Substantial numbers of elites report that their work interferes with their health, prevents them from forming strong relationships with their children, gets in the way of good relationships with their spouses, and even makes it harder to have a satisfying sex life.
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I tend to avoid trailers and advance interviews except when my job makes that impossible, and the endless speculation about what's next on a given show bores me, because it gets in the way of enjoying what's actually happening as it's happening.
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Dumb computer screen gets in the way of cat scratch Watch these cats be the only protectors their garden needs Annoyed cat shows he's fed up with owner's bad singing Cats freak out after they see a video of autotuned cat meowing
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"What I've been clear about is if human rights law gets in the way of doing those things which I think are necessary as the threat evolves then we will change those rules," she said on Wednesday, the eve of the election.
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I'm not sure why pushing the story into the near future was necessary: The dystopian mood gets in the way of the present conflicts that the play examines, and Ms. Bach's social critique is not as strong as Mr. Mondtag's finely honed aesthetic.
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There is an analogy between how Ms. Rosen removes and replaces letters and how Ms. Gerring removes and replaces dancers, but the act of reading words that we know gets in the way of processing the less fixed meanings of Ms. Gerring's language.
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"We both agreed that the minute our business gets in the way of our friendship and there's any sort of resentment or any negative feeling where we feel like we can't be on this with each other, the business is over," Hong said.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymakers gathering on Thursday were split on their next policy move as a stronger-than-expected rise in the euro gets in the way of their careful exit from years of aggressive stimulus, sources close to the matter told Reuters.
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"The elimination of product sales goals represents another step to reinforce our service culture, helps ensure that nothing gets in the way of our ability to achieve our mission and is consistent with our commitment to providing a great place to work," he said.
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The fact that the RNC is having to juggle—or at least the convention planners are having to juggle—a contested scenario where multiple votes may step on all the carefully-planned speakers that they have lined up certainly gets in the way of that.
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But a child is likely to mention a different sort of need — she might say that the worst thing about a disability is that it gets in the way of fitting in, being accepted by the group and being able to play with friends.
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But given that they already passed a tax plan that will likely add than a trillion to deficits on its own, it seems unlikely that Republican lawmakers will care too much about raising the deficit further if it gets in the way of other priorities.
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But I do think that there are ... our leaders do have to embrace this kinda stuff because all it does is get in the way of a veteran, or it gets in the way of a mother who needs her food ... you know, her different things.
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Washington (CNN)Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said Sunday that the Trump administration wants a repeal of the individual health care mandate included in the GOP's tax reform plan, but is willing to take it out if it gets in the way of passage.
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Waititi's four feature films vary in scope and subject matter, but they share some uniting factors that have garnered him a devoted set of fans: an interest in underdogs and outsiders, and a self-referential comedic sense that never gets in the way of real feeling.
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But when worrying or avoiding possible threats gets in the way of a child's functioning or a child's enjoyment, it should be a signal to parents that help is needed, not just watching and waiting, not arranging the child's life to avoid the occasions of anxiety.
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" Screen time, on the other hand, gets in the way of more than reading, "such as playing with toys, using imagination and going outside," Hutton said, "thus interfering with all kinds of activities that would benefit different parts of the brain that aren't just related to reading.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 25 (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymakers gathering on Thursday were split on their next policy move as a stronger-than-expected rise in the euro gets in the way of their careful exit from years of aggressive stimulus, sources close to the matter told Reuters.
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"The tobacco industry is going to prioritize the need to maximize shareholder value and will likely oppose anything that gets in the way of that," said Gary Giovino, a professor and chairman of the Department of Community Health and Health Behavior at the University at Buffalo.
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Everlasting showrunner Quinn King (Constance Zimmer) and her reluctant but talented producer Rachel (Shiri Appleby) make TV magic by tearing down anyone who gets in the way of their preferred narrative, from the overwhelmed contestants to the resistant "suitors" to the network execs who think they know better.
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And especially for me, not growing up in Los Angeles, it's very clear when people have their personal inhibitors but find themselves living in a city where everyone is being watched by this giant celebrity eye, and it gets in the way of the way that people communicate.
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It doesn't matter whether you believe the Affordable Care Act is a good solution or a scary turn down the wrong path – it is clear that this new rule bizarrely and ineffectively gets in the way of Americans just trying to take control of their own healthcare costs.
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Let Mashable help with our new series Me, My Self-Care & I. Taking time to restore our mental, emotional, and physical health often feels like it gets in the way of our own main quest, but really, self-care helps us get through it all in one piece.
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MAYBE THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE MOVES DOWN A BIT, MAYBE MORE PEOPLE COME INTO THE LABOR FORCE AND THAT GETS IN THE WAY OF THE RATE MOVING DOWN AS QUICKLY RATE MOVING DOWN AS QUICKLY BUT THAT WOULD BE A GOOD SIGN, PEOPLE COMING BACK FOR GOOD WAGES AND THINGS LIKE THAT.
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Already French companies Total and Peugeot, for example, have said they will pull out of Iran rather than risk being shut out of the U.S. financial system, as Washington threatens to use the dollar's reserve currency status to punish anyone who gets in the way of its ramped-up Iran policy.
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It was something about what I really want and what gets in the way of me acting on it the way that I really want to, and I left my session with my therapist giving me a pat on the back saying, 'You said something insightful and also really heard yourself say it.
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In Snapchat, which does stretch all the way around the "notch," it's almost impossible to "x" out of a photo you've taken because the notification bar gets in the way of the app's UI. I only experienced this issue with Snapchat, but it could easily be a problem for other apps too.
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"He wants the Olympic Games badly enough that if anything the administration does gets in the way of free access for people at international sporting events in the United States, I would daresay that includes FIFA, they will make accommodations," Sykes told Reuters at a business and technology summit in Santa Monica, California.
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Jimmy misplaced assurance of his own greatness has always been the basis of the best jokes about him, as well as the thing that gets in the way of him having sincere connections with Edgar and Gretchen (though he finally wrote his second novel during the happiest part of his relationship with her).
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My nights out are filled with calculations of the $1 pizza and the $6 fries at the bar plus two $8 beers and my brain starts to have trouble holding onto the numbers; even though I can afford the drinks now, my obsession with saving gets in the way of having a good time.
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But sometimes, life gets in the way of your changes: You're wearing a jumpsuit and don't feel like going to the bathroom; you're stuck on a long car ride and don't want to stop; or you're just feeling lazy and forget to go to the bathroom while binge-watching Terrace House for 10 hours straight.
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House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Greg WaldenGregory (Greg) Paul WaldenLawmakers call on Trump to keep tech legal shield out of trade talks House passes anti-robocall bill Lawmakers deride FTC settlement as weak on Facebook MORE (R-Ore.) blasted the CRA measure as a grandstanding maneuver that gets in the way of a bipartisan net neutrality fix.
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"To those who subscribe to Trump's extreme view, Chevron is the only thing standing between them and what the president's chief strategist, Steve Bannon, called 'deconstruction of the administrative state,' which is shorthand for gutting any environmental or consumer protection measure that gets in the way of corporate profit margins," Franken said in his opening remarks.
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Jones and his team specialize in trying to discredit or deny anything that gets in the way of their paranoid worldview, where the Sandy Hook massacre was faked, President Barack Obama was not born in America, former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton ran a sex-trafficking operation, and Nazis and other fascists were actually the creators of a left-wing authoritarianism that now threatens America.
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This strategy is now operating at full force in the US. The more figures like Tlaib and Omar are smeared without consequence and rebuke, the more leftist Jews are accused of anti-Semitism, and the less outrageous it will be to delegitimize anyone who gets in the way of those in power — paving the way to further normalize policies of oppression, inequality, and intolerance.
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"Anything that gets in the way of them being able to serve, just like any other soldier, is bad news for everyone," one US Army recruiter, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, told BuzzFeed News in January, The US Army added eight new sizes of body armor to fit smaller sizes in 2016, and the Marine Corps is adding a helmet that accommodates women's hair. Gen.
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" He loves perks: "[H]e talked about the inauguration and crowd size, the campaign and his effective use of free media ('earned media'), the extraordinary luxury of the White House (which he favorably compared to Mar-a-lago [sic]), his many activities during the day and week, his young son's height ... " Be smart: One of the biggest takeaways is how much presidential mindshare goes to grievances, distractions and worries about investigations: Comey quotes the president as saying that he "is trying to do work for the country, visit with foreign leaders, and any cloud, even a little cloud gets in the way of that.
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