Serve a cause rather than getting caught up in specifics.
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They're just getting caught up in the moment typing these things.
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But he's focused on not getting caught up in the hype.
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He's worried, however, about getting caught up in an immigration raid.
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Both Republicans and Democrats are getting caught up in the madness.
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You mentioned getting caught up in stories that are not entirely true.
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They keep us from getting caught up in the [Silicon Valley] echo chamber.
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Meanwhile, the capture technology itself is getting caught up in the political theater.
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He was also using crutches after getting caught up in an unrelated shooting.
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Sorry about getting caught up in the moment and saying f*ck Marvel.
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But already, organizers were warning against getting caught up in the small victory.
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According to Bernstein, too many investors are getting caught up in a losing trade.
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As with Rader, it was apparently getting caught up in his own media coverage.
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Why risk missing the call again by getting caught up in something else, right?
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"That was one benefit of getting caught up in a trade war," Priest said.
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Getting caught up in intra-party fighting over policy differences would be a mistake.
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But I avoid getting caught up in drama at each place so that's nice.
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Others are getting caught up in the unfollowing step and losing track of the rest.
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Additional accounts claim that SFW blogs are getting caught up in the removals as well.
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And Graham's mom immediately stopped her daughter from getting caught up in any body shame.
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"It's unfortunate that people with disabilities are getting caught up in this debate," Spohn said.
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No more getting caught up in lawsuits about who was accommodated and who was not.
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After getting caught up in the pleasure for a minute, she asked him to stop.
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The Kleingarten is getting caught up in a massive urban conflict: the fight over space.
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And they are getting caught up in prolonged court cases with significant backlogs, she said.
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Frustrations, anger, anxiety, feeling down, disappointment, procrastination, self criticism, getting caught up in our stories.
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Did selling acid ever put you at risk of getting caught up in any gangland stuff?
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"Just getting caught up in the thinking and doing brings a sort of meaning," she says.
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"The same kids I was renting cars to were getting caught up (in crime)," he said.
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Kendrick Motorsports' Johnson fared the worst, getting caught up in a fender bender on Lap 80.
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BTW ... Young and Jones are currently behind bars after getting caught up in Tekashi's racketeering case.
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The challenge is to avoid getting caught up in abstract corporate strategies or ponderous economic theories.
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The spy chief warned of getting caught up in another "Cold War-like spiral" with Russia.
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They say they don't want the estate getting caught up in the streaming service's legal problems.
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Now, rather than getting caught up in trends, I'm just going to do things I genuinely like.
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The 2015 thriller depicts an idealistic FBI agent getting caught up in a CIA plot in Mexico.
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Getting caught up in a splinter narrative is actually easier than being appropriately skeptical of the consensus narrative.
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But make it all about you, instead of getting caught up in a game of compare and despair.
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Now, Pink, a mom of two, has said she regrets almost getting "caught up" in the singers' spat.
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The problem for you is getting caught up in humanitarian theories, neglecting to back them up with action.
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And if Jaime and Bronn manage to avoid getting caught up in another devastatingly awful road trip plotline.
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The men and women with roles in the armed forces are also getting caught up in the debate.
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Despite seeing it many times, she said, she still finds herself getting caught up in the primal thrill.
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"He's really good at keeping the process moving, and not getting caught up in the nonsense," Moscowitz says.
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Six passengers died after getting caught up in the coronavirus outbreak onboard the Diamond Princess ship in February.
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Fans seated in the area behind the basket scrambled away to avoid getting caught up in the fracas.
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Six passengers died after getting caught up in the coronavirus outbreak onboard the Diamond Princess ship in February.
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It is the latest example of a major American bank getting caught up in a foreign corruption scandal.
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I realized this while getting caught up in the upcoming Puyo Puyo Tetris, which hits Nintendo's console next week.
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"My big thing was about simplicity, and not getting caught up in being a center of attention," Rasheed said.
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Getting caught up in the frenzy around you can be avoided by turning your shopping into a mindful activity.
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So the way that we escalate the joke in this is Darryl getting caught up in his own thinking.
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Flying larger aircraft, something that's been considered, he says, runs the risk of getting caught up in red tape.
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It's easy to fall for Silicon Valley's billion-dollar startups, getting caught up in the story of innovation and disruption.
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I wanted to share my walk too, but without getting caught up in the small loops of contemporary sharing platforms.
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More and more often, innocent people are getting caught up in viral hoaxes to make them look like terror suspects.
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These rods are made of chemical elements like boron that can absorb neutrons without getting caught up in the fissioning process.
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DeeVee (Mack Wilds) is trying to make it as a music producer, but risks getting caught up in Ahm's dark business.
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But instead of getting caught up in the privilege of having water access, take action to ensure you aren't misusing your supply.
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They've got powers, but they're worried about paying the bills or dealing with obnoxious neighbors or getting caught up in awkward entanglements.
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"Felt like another pawn, like we are still getting caught up in politics," Halleck said of the temporary end to the shutdown.
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Yet "to ravel" is both to entangle and to disentangle — thus to stay still while getting caught up in making the music.
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That could prevent more innocent, respectful developers from getting caught up in the dragnet as users panic to prune their app connections.
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Biden is a very normal senator whose worst mistakes involved getting caught up in the political norms or fads of the moment.
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"You're not going to find them getting caught up in the net of law enforcement by boasting online about wanting to conduct attacks."
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So much so that she's not paying attention to her daughter, who ends up getting caught up in drinking, drugs, and *gasp* boys.
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But getting caught up in social media beauty can make us forget that there's a major difference between crafted tutorials and IRL makeup.
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Some pundits suspect that the firms' bosses, afraid of getting caught up in President Xi Jinping's anti-corruption purge, are parking assets abroad.
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"We wanted to cover it as a talked-about sporting, cultural and business event," without getting caught up in the hype, he said.
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The past year has been so polarizing and noxious that even I find myself getting caught up in the extreme grandstanding and vitriol.
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And, as we know, getting caught up in these romanticized notions can delay the process of getting help or treatment for mental-health disorders.
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Remedy Rush maintains this — there are still times when I only last a minute or two before getting caught up in an exploding toxin.
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That way, everyone who cares about climate change, including many conservatives, can get behind the same policy, without getting caught up in partisan gridlock.
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That means cars running close together at 200 mph and no good way to avoid getting caught up in a crash once one starts.
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Before election day, do your research and know your choices, paying attention to not getting caught up in the media drama and others' reactivity.
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At a meeting of around 1,000 local party leaders, Kem Sokha said the CNRP would avoid getting caught up in fights with Hun Sen.
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Instead of getting caught up in one of those circular arguments, step away from the click-bait and focus on the people around you.
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Stoudemire emphasizes the importance of putting your own future first and not getting caught up in letting friends and family take advantage of handouts.
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In separate interviews, the Hendersons recalled how Lionel had admonished Keith to stick to football and to avoid getting caught up in the streets.
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Here, the hectic nature of the action works against getting caught up in what's happening, which includes a few out-of-left-field threats.
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But with his older brother's rising profile and growing role in the incoming administration, Mr. Kushner is now getting caught up in the scrutiny.
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A massive disaster aid package is getting caught up in a broader political fight on Capitol Hill over spending, immigration and other contentious issues.
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"We are getting caught up in geopolitical issues of the day," Mario Rebello, vice president of DJI's North American operations, said in an interview.
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He then fell back to 20th after nearly getting caught up in an incident with Reed Sorenson and Jimmie Johnson just past the halfway point.
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Wasser believes this is the wrong strategy, and many players attempting to make it work are getting caught up in complex negotiations with maligned incentives.
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On 18, he tried a low stinger to keep the ball from getting caught up in the wind and hit over the top of it.
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Some of the biggest social-media-management apps around are getting caught up in Instagram's attempts to crack down on rule breaking and malicious behavior.
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Plenty of people also loved to complain about their journeys, but found that getting caught up in their own internal monologues just prolonged the stress.
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But the threat now, it seems, is very different to that faced 15 years ago – and getting caught up in the labels misses the point.
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I'm going to make sure I sleep on it, and make sure that these feelings are real and I'm not getting caught up in the moment.
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Spending most of my time working, moving further away from an affordable grocery store, and getting caught up in New York's take-out culture definitely contributed.
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Clay asserts that getting caught up in the comedic aspect can over-simplify the nuanced ways in which racial oppression can be destructive to Black communities.
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You had that focus, but how did you end up getting caught up in the stuff that got you in trouble and sent you to jail?
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The bad news is that getting caught up in all the media hype around kick-ass, rockstar entrepreneurs can leave you with some pretty faulty assumptions.
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What helped me was just to objectively look at the guy as a character, and not getting caught up in stuff like, My face looks stupid!
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And many big-name brands may be reluctant to book Wynn hotels, at least for the foreseeable future, to avoid getting caught up in the controversy.
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Bainetov said the commission was investigating around seven theories that included poor quality fuel causing engine failure and a bird getting caught up in the engines.
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At the same time, many members of Parliament, fearful of getting caught up in one of the commission's investigations, have long wanted to limit its powers.
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They say that individuals who lack the resources or faculties to carry out devastating attacks on their own are getting caught up in labyrinthine government fictions.
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I didn't really allow myself to enjoy it as much as I could've because I was nervous about getting caught up in the hype of it.
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I feel there is some risk of getting caught up in the distinctions, and gender is just one of many markers we use to identify ourselves.
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In Lowriders, the 41-year-old plays Ghost, a young man recently released from prison after getting caught up in the lowrider car culture of his hometown.
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The ride services company failed to remove the ongoing case from public view and now faces the prospect of getting caught up in a fresh criminal probe.
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Another zero this year might start to restore some lost credibility — and might make other empire-building leaders think twice before getting caught up in merger mania.
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"We understand that the whole thing is a side show, and I'm sorry that innocent people and good Americans are getting caught up in it," said Rep.
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Striving for consistency allows you to look at the bigger picture instead of getting caught up in the highs and lows of wins and losses, he noted.
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This allows them to be current and relevant to the company rather than getting caught up in the usual business platitudes that are commonplace in board meetings.
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Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter And the Revenge Body host isn't the only one who's getting caught up in baby excitement!
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As a result, actual protest movements are getting caught up in the Facebook takedowns: The disturbing reality, here, is how the trolls/meddlers win no matter the outcome.
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Before getting caught up in Trump's world, the men had a history of failed businesses and shady financial dealings, BuzzFeed News uncovered in an investigation published in July.
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While it was all great news for smokers, those left in the "non-smoking" section couldn't really avoid getting caught up in the smog, especially on longer flights.
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"He knows that if banks start worrying about getting caught up in sanctions stuff just by doing business with Glencore, that would be a terminal issue," says one.
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But most major tech firms have offices around the globe, which means their employees are going to keep getting caught up in the country's ever-evolving travel policies.
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Our photog asked Jon about so many celebrity heroes getting caught up in the latest scandal, and Jon makes it clear ... not everyone famous has crossed the line.
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I forgot about it for a while, getting caught up in all these new consoles and new games, but sometimes it's good to go back to the past.
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Certain media coverage may try to pick apart their personal life looking for clues, but try to avoid getting caught up in and spreading that potentially misleading reporting.
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The Journal reported that key members of Trump's campaign joined the inaugural committee, which increases the odds of someone in Trump's orbit getting caught up in this probe.
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Nunes confirmed he was on White House grounds last week to "confirm what I already knew" about members of Trump's transition team getting caught up in surveillance operations.
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As with much music aiming to capture a sense of place, the album's dense, overwhelming, aural electricity simulates getting caught up in the excitement of an urban wonderland.
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It's managed effectively by not getting caught up in the multitasking craze, which kills productivity and creativity and can be the difference between your current reality and millions.
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Not only were the streets very clean, but there was plenty of room to walk without worrying about running into someone or getting caught up in a crowd.
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He wrote in an unpublished memoir that Montagnards spent much of their days in trenches to avoid getting caught up in Viet Cong and South Vietnamese military operations.
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So the core mission is still there, but I think they are getting caught up in, you know, these identity politics word games and it&aposs destroying their credibility.
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What I love about it so much is getting caught up in romance, and having to stop and report back just kind of takes it away for me personally.
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But as last year's United States Open proved, perhaps for good, it is best to play the matches at hand before getting caught up in the matchups to come.
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Several company officials have privately said that GM decided to forego the usual, splashy new model media preview for Envision to avoid getting caught up in the trade debate.
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A fifth of all people convicted of selling class A drugs in England and Wales are under 21, and more teenagers are getting caught up in drug gang violence.
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European companies say they are worried about getting caught up in the new U.S. sanctions, given the extent of Washington's global reach, and some have already started pulling out.
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Xi repeated previous orders for officials to "highlight honesty while managing their families", a reference to the common problem of family members also getting caught up in corruption probes.
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From the head-bopping "Beachin&apos" to getting caught up in a "Barefoot Blue Jean Night," the small-town Florida native is all about spending time in the great outdoors.
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After all, you need the easiest to clean surface when dealing with raw meat — you really don't want that stuff getting caught up in a device's various nooks and crannies.
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The best way to keep to keep yourself off the unemployment list is to avoid falling behind in the first place (or getting caught up in an unfortunate interpersonal issue).
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"This is a way to help people who are getting caught up in our system and give them another option," said Edward Delatorre, the transit chief for the Police Department.
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During the best times of your vacation, try not to get too attached to how you're feeling, taking care to avoid getting caught up in craving more moments like this.
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But European companies say they are worried about getting caught up in the new U.S. sanctions, given the extent of Washington's global reach, and some have already started pulling out.
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I also have to admit I started getting caught up in the procedure of making fried chicken—with its meticulous attention to detail—and actually found myself googling "pressure frying."
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Both believe that getting caught up in the media hype around social media addiction acts as a dangerous distraction from more urgent problems in the tech industry, such as data privacy.
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Cecelia Webb, 26, black, and a mother to a six-year old girl, recounted getting caught up in Maplewood's snare on her way to a night shift at Walmart this June.
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I want to be able to live my life fully and as best as I can without getting caught up in the minutiae, you know, and the drama and the negativity.
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Suddenly Jan, a philosophy graduate of Reed College with a strong penchant for getting caught up in twisted and protracted flights of fancy, started talking about the murders in Bel-Air.
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It's all a major payday for Ayton, a former University of Arizona center who made news in his one college basketball season after getting caught up in an ongoing recruiting scandal.
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Ministers from Germany, France and Britain have already written to U.S. officials urging them to shield European companies working in Iran from getting caught up in Washington's new sanctions on Tehran.
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There is nothing easier than getting caught up in your own world, putting pride and self-importance before everything else and letting those things dictate the way you act toward others.
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Any lawyer who considers joining the administration would do so with some degree of trepidation given the grueling schedule and the potential for getting caught up in an ongoing federal investigation.
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If nothing else, last week's Emmy Awards gave everyone a chance to find out which TV shows they should have been watching instead of getting caught up in reruns on Netflix.
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Until we get a bounce, Bapis encourages investors to look to earnings health and the strength of the economy as reasons to hold off on getting caught up in the panic.
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Perhaps instead of getting caught up in the specifics of who first decided to put avocado on bread and call it a meal, we should examine instead the avocado toast's cultural impact.
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Instead of getting caught up in strict lists this season, scroll on to shop the hidden gems that your nearest and dearest won't know they needed until they open (and love) them.
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Gareth Ebenezer, who was on his way to Dublin to watch a rugby union final, told CNN he gave up and went home after getting caught up in the chaos at Heathrow.
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And Peter, playing the villain, getting caught up in this idea of a conspiracy, which makes you feel like you're in a movie—there's an element of play in what he's doing.
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"His Holiness consistently emphasizes the need for people to connect with each other on a deeper human level, rather than getting caught up in preconceptions based on superficial appearances," the statement continued.
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I would use this opportunity, while lauding Alvarez, to point out to fans that the lightweight division is so rich with talent that we should avoid getting caught up in the UFC branding.
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Back then, he recalled, it was hard to imagine the duo getting caught up in a wave of accusations about marketing to teenagers, not to mention a deadly vaping epidemic across the country.
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And we talk to our DC bureau chief Kate Nocera about Gordon Sondland, the Trump donor who paid a million dollars for the privilege of getting caught up in a giant presidential scandal.
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" Garance Doré, a longtime style blogger, rang in 2019 with a long post about finding her way through a difficult few years, after getting caught up "in this mirage of the fashion girl.
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Pavelski has even avoided getting caught up in the narrative of the Sharks underperforming in the playoffs—one that has afflicted Pavelski's teammates, and predecessors in the Sharks captaincy, Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau.
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When you think of companies saving the information you share with them for their own purposes, you might think identity theft and getting caught up in manipulative multi-level marketing schemes — not free lipstick.
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"People are getting caught up in the wrong solution," says Forrest Fleischman, who teaches natural resources policy at the University of Minnesota and has spent years studying the effects of tree planting in India.
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The Brazilians showed little interest in getting caught up in the U.S. trade war with China, a top buyer of soy who has long since replaced the United States as Brazil's top trade partner.
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I wasn't thinking about the scale of the movie when I was reading the script, and hopefully you're not thinking of that while you're watching the movie—you're getting caught up in the experience.
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I'll be in-between projects and just driving around and I'll just be struck by — I'll spend a whole day thinking about the characters and writing notes and kind of getting caught up in it.
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Several drivers saw their chances at a Dover win fly out the window after getting caught up in the big multi-car wreck on lap 2400 that led to a nearly 12-minute red flag.
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In the days since the debate, Trump has been struggling to regain his footing, getting caught up in a back-and-forth with former Miss Universe Alicia Machado, who Trump had criticized for gaining weight.
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Andy Blake: I'd contemplated DJing for a few years since the mid-80s, and like so many others I finally gave it a go after getting caught up in the '88 acid house/balearic storm.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Ministers from Germany, France and Britain have written to senior U.S. officials urging them to protect European companies working in Iran from getting caught up in Washington's new sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
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Despite her self-described information paranoia, Manning keeps an active public presence on Twitter, though she says she only uses it on "a secure laptop" and tries to avoid getting caught up in negative feedback.
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Sacconaghi attributed some of Musk's behavior on Wednesday to Musk's quirks, saying the Tesla CEO is a "visionary" who thinks decades ahead and may not always enjoy getting caught up in near-term financial minutiae.
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" At the beginning of the decade, the New York Times noted, "Major American environmental groups have dodged the subject of population for decades, wary of getting caught up in the bruising politics of reproductive health.
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And beyond just that, if he really wants to help other players, there's a good way—chase a contract with a high percentage full guarantee, rather than getting caught up in the raw dollar figure.
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"It's just getting caught up in the partisan politics in the House and Senate, and that has made it more complex to deal with than it would be in some other political environments," Richman said.
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Hynes, who has designed costumes for five American Ballet Theatre productions, was careful to stay true to Ryden's art and not getting caught up in the theatricality that is part of designing for the stage.
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It looks like "Aunt Becky" won't be coming back to the show after getting caught up in the college admissions cheating scandal, accused of crimes that could land her with up to 20 years in prison.
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And while you're a good citizen who knows that politics is a serious business that shapes our lives in obvious and invisible ways, you can't help getting caught up in the spectacle of an election night.
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The more energy independent we can be, the less vulnerable we are to overseas disruptions that might come from supply or transportation issues, political games, or wars that we have no business getting caught up in.
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There's a reason overalls and jumpsuits sell out left and right — not only do they look Instagram-worthy with minimal effort, but they're the easiest one-piece outfit to throw on without getting caught up in styling.
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Manafort was reportedly going to stay onboard as an advisor, but is now a goner after apparently failing to get the presidential candidate to clean up his act—and getting caught up in his own growing scandal.
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The Blues will try to avoid getting caught up in what might have been, and the Sharks will look to build on the momentum of a win that came because they recovered from their own blown lead.
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The Red Wings' Pavel Datsyuk went to the dressing room after getting caught up in a collision with the Maple Leafs' Leo Komarov and Kadri late in the first period, but Datsyuk returned in the second period.
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After stalling Negan long enough to let Alexandria escape underground, finally realizing his potential as a leadership figure as strong as his father, Carl comes very close to getting caught up in the Saviors' many fire-spreading explosions.
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It's time to remember or rethink precisely what problems smartwatches set out to address in the first place, rather than getting caught up in the spec hardware raise that's defined the smartphone category for the last several years.
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ZQ: When I was in the middle of the first "Star Trek" movie, I started getting caught up in the things that might come along with it: the press opportunities, what a franchise might do for my career.
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And instead of getting caught up in the geopolitics of it all, the rest of us could -- and should -- use this moment to really consider how best to help women in some of the world's most challenging places.
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Ministers from the three European nations and the EU foreign policy chief have written to U.S. counterparts urging them to protect EU companies working in Iran from getting caught up in Washington's new sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
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It&aposs natural to want to study a problem from all angles, but getting caught up in questions like, "What if we&aposre wrong?" and "What if there is a better way?" can leave you paralyzed with fear.
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He came to D.C. wary of getting caught up in the sort of scandals that eventually forced out former Environmental Protection Agency Director Scott Pruitt and former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, according to multiple people close to him.
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INDIE RIGHTS Dope Rick Famuyiwa's comedy about LA high-school kids getting caught up in a drug gang's machination was a Sundance sensation, made stars out of Shameik Moore and Kiersey Clemons, and actually lived up to its name.
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"We're seeing a dollar reversal across the board and cable (sterling/dollar) is just getting caught up in that - it's fair to say the newsflow is still very positive for sterling," said RBC Capital Markets currency strategist Adam Cole.
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" – Shkreli was "reflective on some of his impulsive and misguided actions, albeit framing much of it as not being understood correctly and getting caught up in what he perceived as his sense of humor and actions to draw attention.
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But consciously sitting down and focusing on my breath instead of getting caught up in the swirling feeling was a total miracle and revelation, and from there I found my own simple method of meditation that works for me.
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Klingbeil, whose party is Merkel's junior partner in government, faulted Germany for taking its eye off the ball and getting caught up in the "hysteria" around a three-year-old immigration crisis while other countries were investing in AI research.
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With that context in mind, Britain has been warned by the German government that its food producers might stop delivering to the UK rather than risk their goods getting caught up in bottlenecks at ports, according to a diplomatic source.
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"A lot of innocent business people are getting" caught up in the administration's spat with China, said Wei Guo, the China-born founding partner of Silicon Valley firm UpHonest Capital, whose funding comes mostly from foreign investors with ties to China.
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"People were getting caught up in the day-to-day headlines — the President sends a tweet, and everyone picks it up," says the News and Guts founder, who will release a book of essays on patriotism, What Unites Us, on Nov.
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While being on the back of a motorcycle in a VR experience sounds like a recipe for getting sick, the stunt is shot in a way that keeps you immersed in the moment without getting caught up in motion sickness.
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" After meeting on Tuesday with House Republicans, Mr. Ryan took a similar tone, calling the campaign to repeal the health law "a rescue mission to save families who are getting caught up in the death spiral that has become Obamacare.
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"When you have someone on the inside advocating for you, you are often able to bypass the algorithm and have your application delivered directly to the recruiter or hiring manager, rather than getting caught up in the screening process," Augustine says.
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With more deals than we can ever put into use at our fingertips, we know it can be tough to find the items you really want without getting caught up in the heat of the moment (reminder: you DON'T need three TVs).
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His office's statement on Tuesday continued to reiterate that the Dalai Lama has traditionally stressed "the need for people to connect with each other on a deeper human level, rather than getting caught up in preconceptions based on superficial appearances," according to CNN.
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Earlier, Libyan officials opened the doors of a detention centre for illegal migrants in Tripoli, but frightened Somalis and other sub-Saharan Africans told Reuters they had decided to stay there for fear of getting caught up in fighting engulfing the capital.
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So in assessing Mr. Cardoz's new restaurant, Paowalla, it's more productive to view the things it does well (and there are a lot) as a bonus, without getting caught up in the ways in which it doesn't quite live up to Tabla.
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But those early episodes also contain moments of disarming emotional sincerity, like Jules and Rue curling up in bed together on the first night they meet and getting caught up in an intimacy so electric, the air around them seems to glow.
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YouTube advises creators check the YouTube Kids guidelines if they want to specifically reach children with their videos, and it also advises creators to make sure their descriptions and tags are targeting the right audience to avoid getting caught up in the ban.
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Caught in the middle are a host of influential GOP strategists who have worked for Collins in the past but are reticent in getting caught up in a nasty battle that could hurt Republicans' chances at keeping control of the Senate majority.
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There's no getting caught up in all the typical pridefulness, "I've got to feel good about myself and push you down, and I have things to do that with," like skin complexion and what comes with that depending on which side you fall on.
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So to settle the confusion, we asked the firm directly to find out if we were getting caught up in semantics, or if this seemingly intentional differentiation stems from the fact that traditional impact investors have earned a reputation of being laissez-faire about returns.
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The issue of US citizens getting caught up in NSA surveillance data has been one theme of the House intelligence committee's Russia probe, with Chairman Devin Nunes of California accusing Obama administration officials of improperly "unmasking" the identities of members of the Trump team.
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"When you start getting caught up in all the stuff, that's when the game can fool you," Foligno cautioned to reporters after the Blue Jackets beat Boston 4-3 on Tuesday, moving Columbus within one win of the fourth-longest streak in NHL history.
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Big Sam was relieved of the England job last week after drinking a pint of wine getting caught up in an undercover sting by The Telegraph, making him the shortest-serving England manager of all time, even if he is also technically the most successful.
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They find that if you lose your job in a mass layoff when the unemployment rate is less than 19933 percent, your income over the next 21993 years will be one-seventh lower than if you'd avoided getting caught up in the mass layoff.
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So although fewer people are in prison on any given day, more people are still dealing with the terrible consequences of getting caught up in the justice system, particularly a criminal record that makes it harder to get a job, vote, get housing, and much more.
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Instead of just picking green all the time and locking in an 80% chance of being right, people will typically pick green four out of five times, quickly getting caught up in the game of trying to call when the next red flash will come up.
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This is counterproductive on a number of counts, but what's really at stake here is the future of these children, whose early disciplinary problems put them at greater risk later on of falling behind, dropping out and eventually getting caught up in the juvenile justice system.
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"It is good to win some games and win a close game here or there," Kentucky coach Mark Stoops told reporters as the Wildcats, who have won five of their past six, stress they are not getting caught up in the rare success surrounding the program.
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"I thought the players and the coaching staff have both done a great job this year of being focused and looking just at what's in front of us ... not getting caught up in other distractions," said Patriots coach Bill Belichick, whose team finished with seven straight wins.
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Zhan said the rise was largely due to firms restructuring supply chains in Southeast Asia, driven by a desire to avoid getting caught up in trade tensions, as well as by new opportunities from the 11-country Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement and investment liberalization in China.
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But core to self-compassion is to avoid getting caught up in our mistakes and obsessing about them until we degrade ourselves, and rather strive to let go of them so we can move onto the next productive action from a place of acceptance and clarity, according to experts.
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Two Ukrainian officials who spoke to BuzzFeed News believe the delays could be related to a Chinese attempt to buy a strategic Ukrainian aerospace company that the US has tried to block, raising the possibility of Kyiv getting caught up in a power play between Beijing and Washington.
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Crafting a wistful sound that's an unabashed throwback to the alt-rock of yesteryear, the duo honed their unhinged anthems around Mike's speak-sing howl, without fear of getting caught up in the almost-too-obvious comparisons to Talking Heads, Berlin-era David Bowie, Echo & The Bunnymen, and others.
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"I'm guessing that part of the problem is the Olympics is all about fair play ... obviously not all the Russians have been fair but I'm guessing what is sticking in the throat of the IOC is there are some innocent athletes getting caught up in all of this," added Redmond.
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After the whistleblower complaint revealed President Donald Trump had withheld military aid from Ukraine, Trump and his lawyer Rudy Guiliani claimed — without evidence — that Joe improperly leveraged his role as vice president to help oust Ukraine's top prosecutor, Viktor Shokin, to protect Hunter from getting caught up in corruption investigations.
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"This district has always been difficult for Democrats, but Rose is doing well by conveying that he'll be able to deliver the outcomes residents want without getting caught up in debates about process and rhetoric," said Basil Smikle, a Democratic strategist and former executive director of the New York state Democratic Committee.
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This approach can also help you focus on whatever positive things are happening around you — the sun is shining in warm through the windows and you've got a full table of beautiful, colorful food (maybe with an extra glass of wine) in front of you — rather than getting caught up in your own head. 4.
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The notoriously tight inventory is keeping some would-be first-time homebuyers from entering the market: either they're right on the cusp of being able to afford a home in their area and can't risk getting caught up in a bidding war, or they would simply rather wait out the seller's market a little longer.
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But you have to have done research or maybe have seen Mr. Jones's 2016 work "Analogy/Lance" to know that Lance Briggs started out as a scholarship student with the San Francisco Ballet School and found success as a model and songwriter before getting caught up in drugs and prostitution, contracting AIDS and becoming paraplegic.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell BRISBANE, June 2400 (Reuters) - Coal miners supplying Asia's rapidly growing economies have plenty to be optimistic about as prices and demand appear robust, but they should be wary of getting caught up in the positive feedback loop that nearly destroyed them before.
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I can personally vouch for this: After not getting into a Pokémon game for a few years, I bought Omega Ruby in August after getting caught up in the hype surrounding Pokémon Go. (It was well worth the purchase: It's a good game, as Polygon's review notes.) Other successes in the mobile market could play out similarly.
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"Lawyers that get involved in these things in Washington, the best way they can proceed and have proceeded is by being very workman like, extremely well prepared and very professional and not getting caught up in the emotion of things but really going about the craft of being a legal representative as best as possible," he said.
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Read more: A Harvard professor says most of us overlook a simple way to be happier because it costs money You can do the same, and instead of getting caught up in making tiny tweaks to your money or your investments, consider the big-picture actions that will truly move the needle when it comes to building wealth.
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Fearing that the impeachment process will trigger a backlash akin to what Republicans faced in the late 1990s, Democrats are getting caught up in an investigative quagmire that is likely to result in cumbersome legal battles with the administration, uncooperative witnesses, meager information and ongoing news coverage about the clash between the branches rather than the actual substance of the evidence in the Mueller report.
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Here's why this is now linked to a whistleblower complaint that's reportedly about Trump and a conversation with Ukraine's recently elected president:Trump and his attorney Rudy Giuliani have suggested that Biden improperly leveraged his role as vice president to push for the ousting of a man named Viktor Shokin as Ukraine's top prosecutor in order to help his son avoid getting caught up in corruption investigations.
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"With potential trade wars with China front and center, and tariffs looking like the Fort Sumter that could set off a battle royale with tech space getting caught up in the crosshairs, we believe the moving definition of national security interests has gone from background noise to a more relevant issue for tech investors," said Daniel Ives, chief strategy officer and head of technology research at GBH Insights, and the analyst who said this week that the steel and metal tariffs specifically were an Apple earnings' rounding error.
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