Were you the one getting in the way of 280?
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Who knows what strange physics are getting in the way.
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He's not getting in the way of her coming back.
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What I did see is government getting in the way.
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Our national obsession with nutrition is getting in the way.
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Lyricism meant that literary language was getting in the way.
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Harsh rhetoric was getting in the way of resolving bitter disputes.
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What could be getting in the way of cutting the cord?
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There's just one problem: selfish fans are getting in the way.
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And it was all getting in the way of a sale.
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And he [Kim] doesn't want weddings getting in the way of that.
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To her, Merrill's feelings were just another nuisance getting in the way.
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Instead of acting as a muscle, it was getting in the way.
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But the primary voters kept getting in the way in historic numbers.
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Just the ring getting in the way of the action, yet again.
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Nonessential costs are probably getting in the way of your financial goals.
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But are our smartphones actually getting in the way of real socializing?
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But red tape and new immigration rules are getting in the way.
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And his job keeps getting in the way of his social life.
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It's a combination of factors and life just getting in the way.
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The annoying black protrusion getting in the way of your photos and videos.
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It's not about a fuck boy getting in the way of their relationship.
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That prevented conflicts of interest from getting in the way of good medicine.
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Sadly, his abilities keep getting in the way of his obvious death wish.
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And Uber says the clutter was getting in the way of the experience.
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I was just older and getting in the way of my own enjoyment.
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But the opioid obsession he developed in college is getting in the way.
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The Outer Space Treaty may now be getting in the way of entrepreneurs.
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Our careers and ambitions kept getting in the way of spending time together.
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It's the grandstanding on the part of the Democrats that's getting in the way.
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But one thing is getting in the way of his primordial cosmic quest: cryptocurrency.
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But Trump keeps getting in the way, sparking chaos outside the world of legislating.
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CrossFit is valuable, as Glassman sees it, because he isn't getting in the way.
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For other rooms, it can handle the alarm duties without getting in the way.
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Life is getting in the way of these conversations between grandparents and their children.
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He's mostly right, but the feds and other busybodies keep getting in the way.
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Unfortunately, some unforeseen issues could crop up, getting in the way of your next adventure.
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Do humans just have a knack for getting in the way of their own happiness?
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To me, it all feels like chaff getting in the way of seeing the show.
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Is cash the key, or is your concern with financial security getting in the way?
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But things keep getting in the way — not least, the inconvenient truth of civilian casualties.
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While researching this story, I could tell my personal biases were getting in the way.
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When it isn't money getting in the way of an artist's vision, it's usually religion.
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We wrote about snowplow parents who are getting in the way of their children's success.
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But instead of helping it reach the needy, the Houthis are getting in the way.
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No one's throwing the ball with a pinky up and apologizing for getting in the way.
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It's not technically impossible, of course, though there are some logistical issues getting in the way.
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He wants to make Catherine happy, but finds that his brother keeps getting in the way.
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Usually, MJ represents the real-life responsibilities that keep "getting in the way" of Spidey's heroics.
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Turn too much and you get "crosstalk," one signal getting in the way of another signal.
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The Australian government was getting in the way of one change demanded by U.S. pharmaceutical companies.
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Nothing is getting in the way of La La Anthony making the most of this summer.
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It gives the past its desired weight, while not getting in the way of the future.
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"Kraus felt that the brace was getting in the way of Kennedy's strengthening exercises," Pait explained.
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Many want to be independent, but life has a funny way of getting in the way.
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Think of them as "oversized dorsal fins," NASCAR says, getting in the way of the air.
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We regularly talk about our future together, but there is one thing getting in the way.
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They grumble that your work, career or ambition is getting in the way of the relationship.
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It is more about freedom to do your best work, without money getting in the way.
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But Wine Condoms are thin, discrete, and keep the wine air-tight without getting in the way.
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If your interests are getting in the way of you having a social life, then it's dysfunctional.
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Donald Trump isn't going hard at the FBI because they're getting in the way of his agenda.
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Then, it's much like operating on a desktop motherboard (without every other component getting in the way).
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Without the moon's light getting in the way, these meteors will finally have their chance to shine.
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It is policy getting in the way of these leaders to allow for us to drive innovations.
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It doesn't sound bad, but he was getting in the way of the photographer my brother hired.
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He replied that 'the cloud' was getting in the way of his ability to do his job.
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Here are some tips for beating whatever it is that's getting in the way of your shuteye.
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Looks like Ralph's ego is getting in the way in more places than one in his life.
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That means it can go into small lockers or get carried around without getting in the way.
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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham on Sunday accused Trump of getting in the way of his own agenda.
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And it often feels like the cultural lessons are getting in the way of the genre fun.
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It's horrible to have your credibility stripped from you, but that's the ego getting in the way.
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She keeps underlining things, wondering (as she often does) whether her English is getting in the way.
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They would be law, he can say, were it not for pesky judges getting in the way.
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"Historically, we don't want anybody getting in the way of candidates speaking to the electorate," she said.
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It's designed to stop humans from getting in the way of the Streaming Stick+ working as it should.
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They're there because they want to find their person but they keep getting in the way of themselves.
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And that getting in the way of people who are trying to scavenge food is simply perpetuating suffering.
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That way she could watch what was going on without seeing too much or getting in the way.
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There was no fear of a bad Wi-Fi connection getting in the way of movies loading. 3.
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The computer's emotions are getting in the way of the trial, and it's starting to alarm Dr. Fujita.
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The thing we'd all totally be carrying around if it weren't for pesky physics getting in the way.
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My hands felt fast today, and that means my body wasn't getting in the way of my swing.
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Maybe you have some lingering knee pain that's been getting in the way of you and the treadmill.
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The early episodes killed off a slew of characters who were getting in the way of an endgame.
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I found what I wanted to do and I didn't want anything getting in the way of it.
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What is their evolution, what's getting in the way, how do we shift it quickly, what's the problem?
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Higher prices for new construction are getting in the way of strong demand, especially at the entry level.
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If the U.S. won't fight terrorists in Syria, it should stop getting in the way, said Maj. Gen.
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I wanted to kiss her so badly up there but those damn headsets kept getting in the way!
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They worry that the American regulatory interventions are getting in the way of deals that cross international borders.
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Management maintains that tenants were getting in the way even if the pictures did not clearly indicate that.
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I spent all of 20 minutes getting in the way of this clearly superiorly skilled tent-building Canadian.
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There is so much sugar in this that it's getting in the way of what it could be.
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Advisers also complain that reams of red tape are getting in the way of generating income for customers.
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Many who wrote in said they blamed not having enough time or life just getting in the way.
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All want to spread Shia influence across the region—and think the protesters are getting in the way.
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Immigration issues getting in the way of the relationship is also not foreign to Sternberger on a personal level.
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I wanted to proportion her out without making her look top-heavy or getting in the way of dancing.
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And, it's all backed by production that's razor-sharp and obsessively intentional, without getting in the way of itself.
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Populists who clamour for the good old days of European industry happily blame Brussels for getting in the way.
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The author pilots and (temporarily) breaks the robotic system by getting in the way of the VR motion sensors.
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"In some countries, it's nearly impossible to build a legitimate business without graft getting in the way," he said.
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The Japanese pole vaulter could not have foreseen his package getting in the way of his gold medal dreams.
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But while your family's drama may be getting in the way, there is you can do something about it.
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With some visionaries, there is a risk of getting in the way and curtailing the value they could create.
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"This is about ideology and money getting in the way of good sense," said Todd O'Boyle, of Common Cause.
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Our political group identities are therefore also getting in the way of us using elections to hold politicians accountable.
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Here, visitors learn about suffering by Poles, Soviet soldiers, Roma and Jews, largely without politics getting in the way.
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The teacher is trying to explain a poem to her class, but an echo keeps getting in the way.
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If Clinton went now all this time later, it's doubtful she would be getting in the way of anything.
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Wilder and Fury have said they want a rematch -- but boxing politics seem to be getting in the way.
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It's a clear example of the scandal getting in the way of someone being willing to stay on the job.
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Tired of a simple obstacle like money getting in the way of realizing your dream of a perfect gaming machine?
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The phone doesn't have the greatest cameras around, and Huawei's EMUI software occasionally feels like it's getting in the way.
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The award-winning 'Lotus War' author doesn't like 'Game of Thrones' bobbleheads getting in the way of his fantasy reading.
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This pass would allow you to pet any dog in the city without their stingy owners getting in the way.
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He has depression issues, as do I, and those have been getting in the way of a lot of things.
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Those issues at work are not getting in the way of me doing my job, rather they are my job.
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Unfortunately, the Affordable Care Act's regulations are getting in the way of folks trying to use their HSAs and FSAs.
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Jail employees were reportedly getting in the way of the investigation, which Barr announced almost immediately after Epstein's death Saturday.
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Neither rain nor a goalie, nor anything else, has been getting in the way of the American field hockey women.
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Some users have already expressed how they don't want these features getting in the way of more utilitarian text messaging.
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We both know no one else knows how to pull this off without stupidity or greed getting in the way.
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Some environmentalists, in turn, complained that the sugar industry's political might was getting in the way of a necessary project.
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And, of course, some people just want to be able to toke up without the government getting in the way.
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Wednesday's arguments drew on the limitations placed on states in order to avoid getting in the way of federal law.
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Memo to Brad Pitt, Anthony Hopkins and Willem Dafoe: We love you, but you're kind of getting in the way.
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As long as it's not getting in the way of life, I think once a day is the right amount.
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"I was a habitual social drinker, and it was getting in the way of me enjoying my life," she says.
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That way, even non-gamers can easily understand the experience mechanics and enjoy them without having technicalities getting in the way.
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Question: I have this new fear that my niceness is getting in the way of my team doing their best work.
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After all, the secret was getting in the way of your helping Dave — which is what she wanted you to do.
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The idea is to grab your baby and go without your bag getting in the way or falling off your shoulder.
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Parents should make sure that screen time isn't getting in the way of adequate sleep, physical activity, and other healthy behaviors.
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After all, every little thing that gets done is one less thing getting in the way of Labor Day sales time.
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What's a Kardashian/Jenner matriarch to do when she wants to go holiday shopping without her fame getting in the way?
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What do you think is getting in the way of the nutrition community doing something about its conflict of interest problem?
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And significant financial and legal hurdles are getting in the way of the already challenging process of discovering effective new ones.
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I've had this [desire to start a blog] for a really long time, but fear was always getting in the way.
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Before you ask why "Airplanes" couldn't have been used, remember that their chemtrails are getting in the way of our perception.
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From Honduras to the Philippines, in the last two years, activists have been assassinated after getting in the way of megaprojects.
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An Institutional Investor hall of famer doesn't see rising interest rates getting in the way of stock market gains this year.
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I am hardly the first to warn that the United Nations bureaucracy is getting in the way of its peacekeeping efforts.
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Great design is possible when the digital tools are there to help, to assist (to aid) without getting in the way.
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They were getting in the way of the good economic and policy news he should be getting credit for, she said.
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"Many of our colleagues way back then thought that digital was getting in the way of the mission," Mr. Sulzberger said.
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Donna also hates the ACA and worries the government is getting in the way of which doctor her children can see.
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Italy can be infuriating — its politics, its bureaucracy, the slow pace of change, the occasional "furbo" (trickster) getting in the way.
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"The World Cup is a perfect example of how countries can work together without Trump getting in the way," he said.
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A culture of victim-blaming Advocates and experts say a culture of victim-blaming is getting in the way of justice.
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It doesn't fold all the way back — it just dangles down at a 90-degree angle without getting in the way.
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But while Trump propagandists and their allies in fake media work to craft an alternative, reality keeps getting in the way.
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Without the wires getting in the way, we'll be more likely to leave them in our ears so they're at the ready.
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The rest of the rifle's parts could be easily purchased from a variety of sources without pesky regulation getting in the way.
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Wong said Bayer would likely need to shed some assets to avoid regulatory issues getting in the way of a potential closing.
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I had a foggy, in retrospect misguided, idea that the pill was somehow getting in the way of my body's "natural" rhythms.
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So much money to be made and so many unhinged despots getting in the way of his being able to make it.
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Evergrande argued that Jia's involvement in the company was getting in the way of building up the EV startup's presence in China.
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Instead, the program was grounded in behavioral theory that helps patients understand why they are struggling and what's getting in the way.
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Why it matters: Bright satellites in the night sky can affect astronomy by getting in the way of sensitive, long exposure photos.
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Meantime, Congress wants to put disaster relief for Hurricane Harvey on the fast track, but already politics is getting in the way.
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Working from home presents a lot of new challenges, like new tea rotas and pets that just love getting in the way.
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But this story may be more about modern Greece's political theatrics than about the past getting in the way of the future.
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They spend the night searching for their favorite indie band's concert, but their friends and former lovers keep getting in the way.
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Lisa actually started housewalking at a hotel years ago because her travel schedule was getting in the way of her regular workouts.
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Government officials have long been seen as riding roughshod over local custom as well as getting in the way of industrious entrepreneurs.
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And Times readers also benefit from different voices that can be heard without politics, or our own biases getting in the way.
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But she apparently was getting in the way of Giuliani's efforts to turn Ukraine into a satellite office of Trump's reelection campaign.
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Warren, 68, argued that vacancies in the foreign service are getting in the way of the country's ability to pursue its interests.
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The tricky part, however, is figuring out how to appropriately manage these people without getting in the way of their career development.
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According to the former X Factor judge's interview with Entertainment Tonight, her many tats are getting in the way of any onscreen aspirations.
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This led to a Valentine's Day fight between the two, in which Rebecca accused Jack of "getting in the way" of her dream.
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She also revealed how to relax and learn to quieten these thoughts that are getting in the way of connecting with your partner.
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I could have easily have gone for another hour, or two, if it wasn't for this thing called "work" getting in the way.
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Wearing a passively augmented device, such as glasses, could guide a farmer with a rich amount of data without getting in the way.
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Breve enables users to live in the moment without the distraction of a decidedly impersonal chunk of metal constantly getting in the way.
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It comes as no surprise that the world's largest tech company isn't too keen on rules getting in the way of product development.
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It's easy to imagine the cable getting in the way during longer gaming sessions, but during this short demo, it wasn't an issue.
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Cramer can't speak for the American public, but he knows many business owners are sick and tired of Washington getting in the way.
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The Trump administration has ruffled GOP feathers on Capitol Hill by getting in the way of legislators' efforts to fix the tax system.
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"By being so quick to label something 'bigotry,' the ADL is getting in the way of the healthy exchange of ideas," Giesea said.
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All of that awkwardness is getting in the way of some very productive steps moms and dads could be taking with their children.
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The concern about Trump, according to Robbins, is that his style is getting in the way of the actual substance of his messages.
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If there's one obstacle getting in the way of party unity at this point, it's that Pence is not exactly a Trump fanatic.
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And your future planning is getting in the way of living today, being in the present, and making the best impression you can.
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Instead of worrying about what they wear, they should be thinking about their education — and your dress code is getting in the way.
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But he also didn't want to let Lucy down by getting in the way of her desperate desire to be pregnant once more.
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But there's a big thing getting in the way of a revolution: prestige-obsessed scientists who continue to publish in closed-access journals.
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It was a memorable night because it was a lot of fun, and the city shouldn't be getting in the way of fun.
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VICE News spent a week with the Republican Congressman as he tried to make his case — and Trump kept getting in the way.
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That said, Luo argued there are signs that some local authorities' tendency to centralize control is getting in the way of private efforts.
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I also live quite close to an elevated train line, which I thought could be getting in the way of the 5G signal.
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When hermetically sealed, however, without a performer's pronouncements getting in the way, the same music percolates happily according to its own internal logic.
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Nadella's focus is getting Microsoft's software into your life, and the old Edge was, frankly, just getting in the way of that happening.
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For example, does your partner make you doubt your abilities, complain about your work getting in the way or display passive-aggressive behavior?
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Camerota asked him whether he thought "turmoil" in the White House was getting in the way of achieving President Trump's agenda in Congress.
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Many who wrote said they had lapsed because of one of two things: not having enough time, or life getting in the way.
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And his plan mostly works, until people in Beck's life start getting in the way, at which point Goldberg (spoiler alert) kills them.
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It was always my goal to one day play with the best of the best, but my temper always kept getting in the way.
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And online, all three women received sexist tweets calling them "old hags" and "lying feminazi's" for getting in the way of an Obamacare repeal.
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Though I had no travel plans to give me extra reading time, I also didn't have trips or family obligations getting in the way.
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Jim Cramer can't speak for the American public, but he knows many business owners are sick and tired of Washington getting in the way.
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Congress is essentially arguing that the executive branch is stonewalling and getting in the way of their ability to conduct their constitutionally obligated oversight.
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That way, you may actually find yourself better able to take in the actual news without the constant daily blather getting in the way.
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Fuck Jade and Tanner for making Nick think anyone cares about what he does on TV, and for getting in the way of love.
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The report's bottom line: health spending is on the rise, and the administration said government regulations are getting in the way of consumer freedoms.
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This past April the two companies amended the agreement, as U.S.-China trade tensions were getting in the way of gaining Chinese regulatory approval.
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Rusty's anxiety is getting in the way of bonding time between her owners, twin brothers Danny and Jason, according to this National Geographic video.
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Ambiguities in the 23-year-old Outer Space Treaty may be getting in the way of entrepreneurs seeking opportunities elsewhere in our solar system.
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Congress is essentially arguing that the executive branch is stonewalling and getting in the way of its ability to conduct its constitutionally obligated oversight.
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Abe wants to "make Japan great again," Kang says, and for Abe, concerns about past forced labor keep getting in the way of that.
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During the health care debates in 2010, opponents of expanding coverage frequently spoke about reform getting in the way of the doctor-patient relationship.
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In war zones, evidence captured on smartphones can provide a path to justice — but platforms like YouTube and Facebook are getting in the way.
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Then, he was even more explicit about why he wanted Yovanovitch gone: She was getting in the way of his pursuit of conspiracy theories.
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Sometimes, Sana says, just her hair getting in the way of her eyes will cause her to lose orientation of where her body is.
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"We realized our original mission was too narrow, and our judgments [were] getting in the way of actually helping people," Clay told VICE Impact.
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" Comey also says that Trump reiterated on April 11 that "'the cloud' was getting in the way of his ability to do his job.
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The four seats, all facing each other, had no steering wheel or headrests getting in the way — it was a space designed for interpersonal communication.
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" Le Maire said in an interview with Public Senat TV. "What's getting in the way, as always in Europe, is a lack of political will.
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House Democrats on the Intelligence Committee cautioned their Republican colleagues Tuesday against getting in the way of calling people like Flynn and Manafort to testify.
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The Taken actor made the announcement at the Toronto International Film Festival, according to Sky News, explaining that his age is getting in the way.
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It was interrupting them, getting in the way of what they wanted (to talk to a real person), even though its interactions were very lightweight.
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For eight young men the AP tracked down in Seattle, tech obsession has become something much darker, getting in the way of their normal lives.
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Like I said before, we can visualize what we want and know it could have been made, but damned reality keeps getting in the way.
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I wanted to make my leaders, my friends, myself believe I was good, but my stupid, floppy, breasty body was always getting in the way.
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"The membership was getting in the way in terms of the amount of friction in the experience," Brian Elliott, GM at Google Express, tells TechCrunch.
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Jay is currently jobless, but it doesn't seem to be getting in the way of his off-season travels (or his squats, not bad dude).
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I'll come down with a list of questions from readers, and you can answer them without lawyers or public relations executives getting in the way.
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It's narrow between your legs so you can move around without it getting in the way and so that it can nestle between your labia.
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" Earlier this year, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions lashed out at California for getting in the way of immigration enforcement activities and protecting "wanted criminals.
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" He took a puff of his cigarette and said, "Because I saw a wonderful story with a lot of sloppy writing getting in the way.
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" I guess I would like to earn more money, work on more rewarding projects… "And what is it that's getting in the way of that?
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Still, I wonder if that incident is really the root of your current problem — or if it's getting in the way of resolving this situation.
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From your aunt's hashtags clogging your feed to those pesky ads getting in the way of your IG aesthetic, here's how to clean up your Instagram.
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"We will protect clean water without getting in the way of farming and ranching," then-EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy told the National Farmers Union in 2015.
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That's why it's the perfect format for climate deniers seeking to sway the public to their side without all that pesky science getting in the way.
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Mark had been using for a while at this point, but it sounds like his heroin problem was really getting in the way during this album.
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It's a legitimate celebration and offers one of the few remaining opportunities you will get to spend quality time together without babies getting in the way.
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Gbowee, who was co-awarded the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize for her work for peace and women's rights, warned against incendiary politics getting in the way.
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But the agreement may now be getting in the way of entrepreneurs with plans to push farther and faster into space than national agencies like NASA.
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"We're in this situation where politics seems to be getting in the way," the firm's chief equity and derivatives strategist told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Monday.
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Another major innovation: Unlike the Supersonic and Airwrap, the Corrale can be used cordless, so you don't need to worry about cables getting in the way.
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For the internet that has meant that you can go where you want and do what you want without your broadband provider getting in the way.
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The 50-year-old agreement may be getting in the way of entrepreneurs with plans to push into space farther and faster than agencies like NASA.
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When we fully realized what was happening, we both took a step back, allowing the doctor and mother room to move without getting in the way.
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It was the initial news reports that first suggested China's political system might be getting in the way of its ability to confront the coronavirus outbreak.
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"The climate crisis is too urgent to let the ultra-wealthy complain about wind turbines getting in the way of their ocean views," her plan said.
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"The progressive agenda depends on the federal government being able to raise revenue and the Supreme Court not getting in the way of that," Hemel said.
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In addition to these barriers to learning more about breastfeeding and pumping, there may also be societal obstacles getting in the way of better breast pumps.
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Before he had the surgery, Bahnmueller's hearing difficulties were getting in the way of his job—he was unable to follow presentations at board meetings, for instance.
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It means you can go where you want and do what you want online without your broadband provider getting in the way or making choices for you.
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Holding up two large white binders, Yulín Cruz also said bureaucracy and paperwork was getting in the way of resources reaching people in need of basic supplies.
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" What they're saying: Texas Secretary of State Rolando Pablos told Texas Monthly he's "convinced the exercises aren't getting in the way of Texans going to the polls.
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At one point, the FAA had to ground fire-fighting planes because drone camera pilots, eager for a glimpse of the devastation, were getting in the way.
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According to one recent survey, some workers check their email even when they know it's not expected, getting in the way of their own hard-earned rest.
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" The governor also said the border duty for the state's troops has been "getting in the way of the National Guard being prepared for being redeployed overseas.
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Without any skins, bloat or other alterations to Android getting in the way, the Pixel 2 puts the full force of Google's smart programming in your hand.
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"Progressive road rage is getting in the way of Democratic leaders pulling themselves out of the ditch," he wrote in a Washington Post op-ed on Thursday.
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Jordan told The Sun that she made an appointment with her doctor after discovering a mole that kept getting in the way of her otherwise-perfect photos.
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Enthusiasm over Trump's pro-growth agenda of lower taxes, less regulation and more domestic infrastructure spending could wane now that political realities are getting in the way.
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And on multiple occasions, I've had to explain what those "dumb little icons" are that are getting in the way during a Facebook Messenger-based chat session.
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The feeling among the senior negotiators was that the more-junior members like Roybal-Allard, who had less experience cutting big deals, were getting in the way.
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Substitute teacher Sandra Oh and a classroom filled with intense teen emotions are just trying to study for the SAT, but life keeps getting in the way.
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The report's bottom line: health spending is on the rise, and the administration asserted that government regulations are getting in the way of consumer freedoms (The Hill).
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Unfortunately, organizations such as the Reserve Officers Association (ROA) are getting in the way of progress by defending for-profit schools and incorrectly promulgating veteran advocates' arguments.
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Ulfr wrapped Scarr's head in duct tape, tied her to a bed and cut off her hair because it was getting in the way of the tape.
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Tucked away in an arcadian setting, the village aims to cultivate deep maths appreciation among its visitors without the vices of modern life getting in the way.
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Smarter Living: If you procrastinate, it might be your emotions getting in the way — so managing those emotions could help more than trying to manage your time.
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Getting in the way to protect the vulnerable, building something new that empowers the marginalized, and endangering yourself to shield others are the acts of an accomplice.
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Some of those pushing the bill claim that the Library of Congress is getting in the way—that its mission conflicts with that of the Copyright Office.
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Unlike camera grips that use a wired connection, the Bluetooth approach prevents any cables from getting in the way and leaves your camera's ports sealed and protected.
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"The worst thing is distracting messy backgrounds, white vans, and people getting in the way, so I walk around each subject looking at different angles," he said.
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While 37% of men said money constraints were the biggest factor getting in the way of their health, 46% of women said money was the greatest obstacle.
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Once you pick your speed, just lock the cord into either side of the mixer so you can mix at any angle without it getting in the way.
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It's a metaphor that no longer makes sense, and it's getting in the way of our properly understanding a new technology that's looks like money but really isn't.
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And getting in the way of ongoing investigations is far from the only implication of a group of nonspecialists effectively acting as a specialist unit targeting child abusers.
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"When I realized that drinking was getting in the way, I woke up one day and said I don't want to drink anymore and it stuck," she continued.
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Flying can be stressful, especially when you have disruptive seatmates invading your personal space, striking up awkward conversations, or getting in the way of your super long nap.
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When I walk up to the junkyard to help with the building, there are about 20 people hanging around, gawking and talking and generally getting in the way.
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President Donald Trump doesn't want Roy Moore getting in the way of Republicans winning back a U.S. Senate seat next year in the reliably red state of Alabama.
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Some people said they want to work longer, but they feel like regulations are getting in the way of their freedom and doing what they want to do.
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Show me all of my content on that giant 18:9 display all of the time, with no virtual home or back button ever getting in the way.
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It's also glare-free with adjustable lights for indoor and outdoor use, so you can read as much as you want without the sunlight getting in the way.
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Andy Serkis, who played Supreme Leader Snoke, helped Nyong'o get comfortable in the motion capture suit and keep the technology from getting in the way of her performance.
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If bemyfuse's trick seems harsh, keep in mind that she most likely isn't technically breaking any rules – just getting in the way of increasing some teens' Klout scores.
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They never ruled out the idea of a reunion, and rumors of a Racetraitor resurrection floated around for years, but, simply put, life kept getting in the way.
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The only folks for whom it might not work, he says, are those with parallel issues, like extreme depression or alcoholism, that may be getting in the way.
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" Cowell also advised, "I know what it's like, it's frustrating to be criticized when you think you're right but something's getting in the way and you get frustrated.
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Last year he drew criticism from state Democrats for likening state workers who oppose a pension overhaul to drowning victims getting in the way of their own rescue.
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To Democratic leadership, it meant getting as much as possible passed in the House so they could then rail against Republicans for getting in the way of progress.
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In the rare instances when employees voiced concerns, they were often ignored and were sometimes punished for getting in the way of the boss's all-important profitability directive.
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The arguments against drilling are the same, but with decades of safe and responsible Arctic development behind us, the facts are getting in the way of the naysayers.
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The question is whether there are people from diverse views who all believe it's time to change the dialogue and that the politics is getting in the way.
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"The climate crisis is too urgent to let the ultra-wealthy complain about wind turbines getting in the way of their ocean views," she wrote in the plan.
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A number of scientific articles demonstrate that these ubiquitous and ever-available devices are now getting in the way of quality time with our children and our friends.
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They're all crammed into a neat but small house; her parents had hoped they'd be able to upgrade long ago, but tight finances kept getting in the way.
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But after investigation into the cave's tumultuous history it became clear that the platformer mechanics were getting in the way of the stories Cardboard Computer could potentially tell.
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Oh what a shock, the media are on a mission to blame Trump for the ongoing crisis at the border but the facts just keep getting in the way.
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So long as it's not getting in the way of Google Maps' primary functions, it probably couldn't hurt to know that there's a cheap bar right near the office.
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" Speaking last year, Gale explained to CNBC that self-sabotage can initially been seen as problems, or some things that may be "getting in the way of our success.
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It's only when companies truly identify and understand what's getting in the way of fairness that they can then design programs and initiatives that tackle the problem head-on.
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For example, in the development process, the company decided not to make a title mandatory for the post as it seemed like it was just getting in the way.
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Laying track alongside a freeway would certainly present its own challenges, especially if Arrivo decides to cover it to prevent debris from getting in the way of its vehicles.
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All this striving is getting in the way of living, Barbara Ehrenreich argues in "Natural Causes" — and it's making dying more painful and humiliating than it needs to be.
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"You're trying to make a statement that what is currently happening has to stop - and we're stopping it physically with our bodies, by getting in the way," Burkhardt said.
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A four-year project Motherboard reports that CERN engineers have previously left obsolete cables in place while making upgrades, but those unused cables are now getting in the way.
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Instead they offered a ridiculous spin that Comey was getting in the way of Trump's attempts to push the reset button in the US relationship with Russia. Uh-huh.
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If the U.S. left the treaty, it could still share other, non–Open Skies intelligence with Ukraine, but not without sensitive processes and red tape getting in the way.
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Cresuer Touchwave True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds — $44.99 See Details The Treblab X2 wireless earbuds allow you to experience immersive 3D sound without any pesky wires getting in the way.
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But to K. Dot, obsessing over those worldly things was getting in the way of The Almighty Power showering him and the the rest of the diaspora with blessings.
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A few attempts on Archie's life may add just the right amount of paranoia and suspense—without a high school reunion or impromptu rap number getting in the way.
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I know my hips and glutes have tightened over the decades, but it really wasn't my body that kept getting in the way as I crashed off the board.
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The problem with the United States' policy toward Venezuela is not that it's imperialist or too cautionary, but rather that Trumpism is getting in the way of declared goals.
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Wireless Bluetooth headphones are for wearing when you don't want a cable getting in the way — like when you're commuting, at the gym, or working in a public area.
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"I think if the attorney general says it's getting in the way of doing his job, maybe the president should listen to the attorney general," McConnell told Fox News.
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But despite stories of cruisers being quarantined on a docked ship and images of people being removed on stretchers, I don't see anything getting in the way of cruising.
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It's an ersatz vaudeville sketch about the last four performers on earth, and it's satire without bite, the fuzzy concept just getting in the way of some expert dancing.
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The congresswoman decries the tenor of politics -- "hyper partisan divisiveness getting in the way of progress," she said this week -- and, when asked about impeaching Trump, Gabbard expressed skepticism.
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To put the sentiment in writing feels selfish of me, almost as if I'm getting in the way of sincerely important narratives that I do truly care about being shared.
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There are always irritating hurdles like work and family that keep getting in the way of your sweet, sweet Pokémon catching time, so every spare second of the day counts.
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But if we sense that there was some greater uncertainty, some softening, we'd have to take that into account and ask, 'Are we getting in the way of the economy?
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"You got the right to be mad / But when you carry it alone, you find it only getting in the way / They say you gotta let it go," she sings.
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A senior SBI official said the bank was on course to approve the deal, and did not see U.S. sanctions getting in the way, but did not give a timeframe.
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Adrian's just figured out the guy taking his daughter Liz (Laura Harrier) to homecoming also happens to be the superhero who's been getting in the way of his criminal enterprise.
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Thiel, on the other hand, is known for his disdain of regulations and has repeatedly tried to make the case that the FDA is getting in the way of progress.
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The best way to tell if your clitoral hood is getting in the way of your clitoris is to watch yourself masturbate in front of a mirror, Dr. Britton says.
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"I've been very successful in my career," she told me, "and I'm not worried about a guy getting in the way," as she might have been when she was younger.
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Green's theatrics are usually free of consequences, but this time he made accidental contact with the official, Ken Mauer, whose right hand paid the price for getting in the way.
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There's professional people out there doing the proper stuff, what they need is resources and money, what they don't really need is tourists turning up and getting in the way.
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Under what he's termed the "narrow" view, you're a certified love addict only when the pursuit of love is really getting in the way of your day-to-day life.
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Mr. Kudlow said Mr. Trump had "redesigned, redeveloped and re-engineered" the economy and suggested the Fed was getting in the way of allowing the president's efforts to take root.
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Or were you on the run from a nefarious network of undercover evildoers who felt you were constantly getting in the way of their attempts to subvert the global order?
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"We shouldn't be getting in the way by prescribing regulations when we really don't know how the equipment will perform," said John Halikowski, director of the Arizona Department of Transportation.
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"Sometimes it helps, to be honest with you," Trump told Fox Business Network's Maria Bartiromo when asked if he worried about such feuding getting in the way of his agenda.
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For those of you who want to find love on Tinder but feel like the pesky task of actually using the app is getting in the way, help is here.
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It's not just that they're a little anxious, but they're getting recurring anxiety, sadness, or loneliness — and it's getting in the way of them going to class or making friends.
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I believe that Trump has the capacity and the desire to bring out critical changes for the betterment of our country, but he keeps getting in the way of that.
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Now that Amazon knows what every HQ2 contestant has to offer, and just how much money they will offer, there's very little getting in the way of its national domination.
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I still wouldn't let the deficit become the consuming No. 1 issue, but I think it's going to start getting in the way of achieving all of those other goals.
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He's arguing that due process, consideration for the rights of the accused, and other integral aspects of American constitutional democracy are getting in the way of the US doing the same.
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I accept that I am human and may have humanly imperfect reactions to things, but I have to stay on top of them to keep them from getting in the way.
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I move into digital and I am getting bombarded with a lot of ads, they are getting in the way, there are lots of them and not very relevant to me.
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We were so used to working out for the sole purpose of conditioning, that it felt like the other person was just getting in the way of the task at hand.
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That's hard to do with a Big Bad like Negan getting in the way, and even in its stronger hours, season seven is a constant reminder of why that's the case.
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Without Earth&aposs gravity getting in the way, these atoms can be slowed down more than they can anywhere else, using lasers and magnetic forces in an "ice-chest-like" compartment.
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I was beginning to discover that a career in music journalism is the perfect foil for anyone who doesn't want their job getting in the way of a good day's boozing.
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Morris says she would have preferred that the researchers used fresh cultures of P. syringae, just to make sure that no other substances were getting in the way of the results.
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One of the puzzles Hornsby seems to have set for himself is seeing just how many pointillistic motifs he can set in motion without getting in the way of his voice.
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Now, to the scores of letter writers who will complain that my ridiculous political correctness is getting in the way of giving simple compliments: Dudes, your "compliments" are hurting people's feelings!
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He also explains why he pulled out of the Soulja Boy boxing match -- blaming it on "homies" getting in the way -- and seems to challenge Soulja's crew to come get him.
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That means it is usually safer for residents to stay in their homes while firefighters tackle a fire, as opposed to running out into dangerous fumes and getting in the way.
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In their view, trade equals jobs and prosperity, and concern about human rights too often backfires, getting in the way of efforts by the United States government to increase all three.
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While AI squad mates wandered around of their own accord, getting in the way of my tactical plans, real-life companions and I were able to coordinate our efforts more explicitly.
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Despite vocal support from both Republicans and Democrats in Congress, partisan politics is getting in the way of thousands of families around the country benefiting from this life-changing voluntary program.
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This year though, Rucker, the three-time Grammy Award winning musician, had more to fret about than hitting a spectator or getting in the way of his pro partner, Kenny Perry.
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There could be many other factors that are getting in the way of conceiving, and a device like Ava does not work for someone who has Polycystic Ovary Syndrome or other disorders.
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In a rare interview earlier this year, he told Sirius XM's Michael Smerconish that he wanted avoid getting in the way of his legal team, which is why he would not testify.
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On this episode of The Weeds, Vox's Ezra Klein, Matthew Yglesias, and Sarah Kliff discuss Trump's various Russia scandals and how they're getting in the way of progress on Trump's policy goals.
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In fact, it wanted to take advantage of the popularity by building a kind of blockchain interpreter that would sit on top of the JVM without getting in the way of it.
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Bottom line: they want to continue clearing large expanses of native forest for oil palm and industrial wood-pulp plantations, and the zero-deforestation agreements are getting in the way of this.
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After adjusting the helmet a bit, I was able to get it to a comfortable spot off to the right, where I could see my speed without it getting in the way.
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There is bipartisan agreement that small banks have been laden with excessive costs and confusion from overlapping regulations, which are getting in the way of their ability to make small business loans.
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In Mr. Fitzgerald's debut collection, "The Late Parade," his exertions came across as simultaneously tentative and opaque, as if the words were getting in the way of what he wanted to say.
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While the students wanted the freedom to protest gun violence, like other high schoolers in the fledgling national youth movement, the realities of their gang-plagued neighborhood kept getting in the way.
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Alfredo Ortiz is the president and CEO of the Job Creators Network, a nonpartisan organization founded by entrepreneurs who believe that many government policies are getting in the way of economic freedom.
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At one point she worked with the Overwatch team, on their covert ops Blackwatch squad, but eventually left when she felt the team's ethical boundaries getting in the way of her work.
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But two complicating factors are getting in the way of my wholehearted recommendation: the allegations of terrible work practices at the studio, and the casting of one Ronda Rousey as Sonya Blade.
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I think that was the big thing that was getting in the way and causing their deep distrust of something they otherwise might need to recover the natural environment that they did want.
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Because the clickwheel was getting in the way, and we wanted to not make the device bigger, but we wanted to just add a bigger screen, we wanted to try to figure out.
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No wonder EU President Jean Claude Juncker recently called borders the "worst thing ever invented;" he must hate borders for getting in the way of the EU's never-ending desire for unfiltered power.
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I thought Star would be pissed about Alex's baby potentially getting in the way of their girl group's soon-to-happen tour, but, well, at least Star's being nice about the whole thing.
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Leo occupies the sector of your chart that rules your daily routines and rituals, and if people are getting in the way of your health or wealth, you will be very unhappy, Pisces.
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According to the authors of Seasteading, the movement began when Friedman, an engineer at Google, concluded that land itself was getting in the way of his father and grandparents' vision for the world.
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At a time when the internet can bring better care and educational tools to our rural communities and bring the modern economy to their doorstep, the digital divide is getting in the way.
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Fans who don't want a lot of numbers getting in the way are no less (and no more) authentic than fans who enjoy poring over stat sheets while they take in the ballpark.
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There are some problems with plants and blocks, signs and the like getting in the way of the camera and obscuring frenzied combat situations—which isn't ideal when your enemy's a massive tank.
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It's not this specific act that Simon is emphasizing, but the collective will of these men to erase the life of a woman who was getting in the way of their bottom line.
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It's also nice because there is less hair to deal with, so whatever you create at the roots can be the look and you don't have to worry about ends getting in the way.
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Immediately, viewers were left wondering who this man is, why he's kissing Rebecca, and what the hell he and his flowers are doing getting in the way of Jack and Rebecca's epic love story.
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Especially after using the Pixel for the last two weeks or so, it feels as though LG is getting in the way of its own hardware with its heavy and bloated version of Android.
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"There's far too much bureaucracy and too little transparency getting in the way of affordable, quality health care," Grassley and Wyden said, calling for the executives to provide real information and discuss real solutions.
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DeVos did make a passing reference to the interests of adults getting in the way of student concerns—rhetoric that's often used to demonize teachers unions—but the speech seemed designed as a reset.
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The Hoyer audio sparked furor among progressive groups such as Democracy for America and the Progressive Change Campaign Committee (PCCC), which have repeatedly accused Democratic leadership of getting in the way of primary voters.
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The "turf war" fights between different beasts used to be thrilling, but now, they're getting in the way of me finishing off a fight—or I can already tell how it's going to end.
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And to deal with the problem which doesn't occur in normal MMA: that of unconscious bodies getting in the way of further fighting, the refs will just drag limp fighters out by an arm.
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" And this line about getting offshore wind projects approved stood out: "The climate crisis is too urgent to let the ultra-wealthy complain about wind turbines getting in the way of their ocean views.
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Trump used a giant chart to show all the regulations that must be complied with to build a highway, regulations he said were getting in the way of his potential $1 trillion infrastructure plan.
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The family of slain Democratic National Committee (DNC) staffer Seth Rich said that politicized conspiracy theories are "doing more harm than good" and are getting in the way of the ongoing investigation into his death.
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President Trump used a giant chart on Tuesday to show all the regulations that must be complied with to build highways, which he said are getting in the way of his $1 trillion infrastructure plan.
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This information comes from a detailed memo that Comey wrote shortly after meeting with the President and paints a picture that Trump is getting in the way of both the Justice Department and the FBI.
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Ironically, aides insist the one thing not getting in the way of the legislative agenda is the explosive reaction to the Michael Wolff book that drive the final split between Trump and Bannon this week.
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And in 2017, the Department of Justice issued a scathing report on the Chicago police that found, in part, that a code of silence was getting in the way of holding officers accountable for misconduct.
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On the contrary, it undermines them — by fostering initiative-sucking dependency, by letting people get away with their mistakes so they can make more of them and by getting in the way of moral formation.
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In effect, it's one of the few remaining performance mediums in which artists are not only allowed but actively encouraged to create stories that are pure, unmuted romances, with nothing else getting in the way.
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A Republican President, who has shown that he doesn't have much loyalty when it comes to people getting in the way of his success, will be facing off against a huge portion of the congressional Republicans.
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"I'm a pretty disciplined person, but I had made a promise to myself that if there was ever anything getting in the way of my ability to tattoo that I would cut it out," she said.
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I walked home from school that afternoon, covering my nose the whole way home so boys from the year above wouldn't notice the thing I thought was getting in the way of an actually alright face.
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Some players might wish for more of these investigative moments, but I found that they offered just the right amount of detective work to make me feel invested in the story, without getting in the way.
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With war maps and status updates, it gestures towards a huge, ongoing, nation-wide conflict, but it never lets you really engage with any of that info, so it winds up only getting in the way.
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The Internet scales the way it does because the overwhelming majority of interconnections among the largest Internet service providers (ISPs) are done with a handshake, without the overhead of money and contracts getting in the way.
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Productive people are good at spotting when putting out fires is getting in the way of their performance, and they're willing to ignore or delegate the things that get in the way of real forward momentum.
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They can hope that with time the racial and ethnic differences between the generations will diminish, and that eventually state programs can more smoothly substitute for thinning families without ethno-cultural anxieties getting in the way.
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Some patients may prefer not to take any medications because they see any drug use whatsoever as getting in the way of their recovery, in which case total abstinence may be the right answer for them.
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It was actually pretty nice to watch the two of them together because they definitely got to know each other better without the intense pressure of a love triangle or other drama getting in the way.
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Trump accused former US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch -- who was pulled home after apparently getting in the way of his back-door foreign policy scheme -- of refusing to put up his photo in her embassy.
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"The important questions to me are, is this a problem, is it getting in the way of functioning, is it creating stress for the child and the family, is it causing pain and suffering?" he said.
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If you believe that affirmative action is the biggest obstacle getting in the way of your child's success, you may cast your vote for Republicans who, like President Trump, believe that affirmative action unfairly punishes their own.
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According to one of the people, who asked for anonymity since talks are under way, one aspect getting in the way of the deal is the structure of the partners' stakes, which include assets and other investments.
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" Days earlier, she shared another long message in which she wrote, "I only get one shot at living, so I'm living for myself without the influences of other people getting in the way of who I am.
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Beyond that, parents need to keep thinking about digital dangers like cyber bullying, but also worrying when the part of a teenager's life that is lived on line is getting in the way of the other parts.
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Gov. Matt Bevin, Republican of Kentucky, drew swift criticism from top state Democrats on Tuesday for his remarks that state workers who oppose pension reform are like drowning victims getting in the way of their own rescue.
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But a pesky loose end keeps getting in the way: the murder of the cartel's crime lord, Del, whose head Darlene Snell blew to smithereens before reducing him to rotting flesh and bones in the mountain mist.
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I think that states should make sure they're not getting in the way of leisure and hospitality sectors and they're not doing anything to stop cities from developing amenities to retain and lure in high-skilled residents.
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I always set my alarm for 6:30 so I can get out the door and start training for my half-marathon (I'm running my second one in May), but NYC winter weather is getting in the way.
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The synth bass action continues along the lineage of James Jamerson, Stevie Wonder and Jaco Pastorius doing cool, soloist runs in the background but still not getting in the way of the vocal and thus supporting the song.
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But he also said that Instacart, with the change, was "getting in the way" of customers tipping their shoppers, which would have to then rely on cash in order to give a tip for a good customer experience.
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"When people have such a clear idea of what they want to do, sometimes it's best to just let them do it, rather than getting in the way" says Page, who basically doesn't seem to have an ego.
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In Ms. Delpy's broadest effort yet — which she directs, and wrote with Eugénie Grandval — she plays a Paris fashionista who dotes on a snooty son and finds their clingy bond getting in the way of a rejuvenating romance.
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Now there are spring peas, swirled with mint into a sauce for just-firm shrimp; the combination suggested pasta, but I was glad to have it without any starch getting in the way of the clear, sweet flavors.
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" Ms. Kullman withstood a challenge from an activist investor but then decided to resign in 2015, telling Fortune that she concluded she had become a target and "was getting in the way of the future of the company.
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" In his speech Wednesday morning in Sacramento to the California Peace Officers' Association, Sessions lashed out at California elected officials for getting in the way of immigration enforcement and charged that they are protecting hundreds of "wanted criminals.
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On occasion, the point was simpler: to keep a suspect from getting in the way while a detective gathered enough evidence to support an arrest warrant, the probable cause needed to arrest the suspect in the first place.
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Tarek and Christina El Moussa don't want a little thing like divorce getting in the way of their ability to cash in on "Flip or Flop" ... despite the fact they both have dread written all over their face.
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In a new post on her website, Kardashian wrote: "[B]eing long distance also means you get to appreciate one another on a deeper level without the distractions of physical getting in the way," the Good American founder wrote.
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If that's not enough to make your choice of homepage stick, then a browser uninstall and reinstall (or reset in the case of Firefox) might be enough to clear out whatever's getting in the way of the browser settings.
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The freshly depilated Namajunas, who sacrificed her own pretty blonde hair because it was getting in the way of training, could have been the Heathers-esque weird girl heroine who vanquished her to the delight of bullied kids everywhere.
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For years, officers Richard Viramontes, Janet Mondragon, Stephen Franko, and Daphne Sebastian have been accused of lying to protect Van Dyke, who's now serving a nearly seven-year prison sentence for murder, or getting in the way of justice.
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Sometimes that's a design choice by the OEM or the physics of energy transfer getting in the way, thus making it harder to use USB-C instead of some odd plug that I won't ever see on another laptop.
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In other words, at this pushback of the Chinese trying to get the 301 and the national security issues off the table with regards to any agreement, is that getting in the way of its dealings with North Korea?
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Is pride getting in the way a little bit, or is he just hurt that she would put her career (for once) ahead of him and the family, and family is so important to him — the most important thing?
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"Our current setting has been appropriate, but if we sense that there was some greater uncertainty, some softening, we'd have to take that into account and ask, are we getting in the way of the economy," Evans told CNBC.
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President Donald Trump and e-commerce site Amazon have a longstanding feud that usually amounts to a lot of bluster, but now Amazon thinks the president's bias against the company is getting in the way of its business deals.
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Quantifying a &aposheavy flow&apos is tricky ("0ne person&aposs hemorrhage is another person&aposs spotting," as Streicher puts it) but anyone who finds their period is getting in the way of their everyday life should consult their doctor.
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In a New York rife with corrupt cops, snitches, and a pesky little thing called due process getting in the way of justice, Misty's strong morals pair much better with Colleen's measured approach to making sure the bad guys stay down.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Because since the Yoga is a 160-in-4003, the hinge-mounted speaker also means you can still hear the system's audio loud and clear in tent, presentation, or tablet modes, without anything getting in the way.
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After that, I quickly adjusted my habits and shifted to other ways of unlocking the device without my hand getting in the way, but I couldn't help but feel like l was accommodating the Tab S4, not the other way around.
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"I'm convinced the exercises aren't getting in the way of Texans going to the polls," Texas Secretary of State Rolando Pablos told the Texas Monthly, noting that he has spoken with the US Customs and Border Protection director of field operations.
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" He adds, "This game becomes an excuse to make the effort to be around each other, when life is getting crazy and getting in the way, you still find a way to prioritize your connections with the people you love.
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"If you feel like that's something thats really a concern, and is getting in the way of you being able to live a happy, healthy life, then we do recommend seeking professional help to help you navigate that," she says.
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Adding to the sense of frustration at the summit was leaders' inability to reach agreement on a common commitment to a zero-carbon EU by 2050, with objections from Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Estonia getting in the way.
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Facebook has found that users aren't so keen on tons of bells and whistles like prominent camera access or games getting in the way of chat, so Facebook plans to bury those more in a forthcoming simplified redesign of Messenger.
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Rows between Spain and Britain over Gibraltar have held up entire EU deals in the past – including current legislation governing air travel – and Brussels is keen to avoid a new bilateral dispute getting in the way of an orderly Brexit.
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Such a situation could create unexpected (extra) work for different government organizations, which would likely take precedence over this, making this yet another example of how the Brexit mess is getting in the way of actually useful work getting done.
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The series of about 150 stand-alone, one-page comics imagines things like God getting in the way of the creativity of an artist illuminating a manuscript, or "Planning Neil Gaiman's 'Norse Mythology' Book Tour," where his assistant is a Viking.
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MOSCOW/UFA, Russia (Reuters) - Russia's decision to postpone the privatization of a mid-sized oil company has sent a message to investors: for all his power, President Vladimir Putin has failed to stop political infighting getting in the way of business.
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Instead, it tells the secretary of homeland security and the attorney general to make sure that no jurisdiction getting federal grants is getting in the way of law enforcement, and lets the attorney general pursue enforcement actions against jurisdictions that do.
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The close-ups of slabs of meat being hacked apart for dinner and a few forced performances from otherwise reliable actors (especially Anna Maxwell Martin as the servant Ethel Rogers) smack of concept getting in the way of common sense.
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"Technology is still often a barrier in the retail place, with smartphones, iPads and screens getting in the way of what the consumer wants to see, touch and feel 80 percent of the time," said Jonathan Chippindale, Holition's chief executive.
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Similarly, she continued, "All of your food doesn't have to go together — it can be separated and stored near its appropriate zone," making it possible for multiple people to be in the kitchen without getting in the way of one another.
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The City might be an interesting place to spend some time if a busy and chaotic story didn't keep getting in the way, and if we were allowed to hang out for a little while longer with Ethan Hawke and Rihanna.
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Peeling the lid off Varga's scam is tricky, but the original murder of Gloria's stepfather and the subsequent murder of Maurice LeFay would be easy solves for competent sleuths like Gloria and Winnie if men weren't getting in the way.
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One, I think we are going to hear what Giuliani was getting in the way of information from the southern district from FBI agents which allowed him to basically say, before it happened that the second Comey letter was going to come out.
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Yet love had eluded me and been a whole lot of drama from the very beginning, with the typical game-playing and starts-and-stops of the unfailing pathology and human ego getting in the way and messing the whole love thing up.
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Today, the US government faces a similar dilemma, albeit under a very different administration: Should the president endorse the protesters' calls for an end to the regime and provide whatever support he can, or stay relatively quiet and avoid getting in the way?
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And to paraphrase Nobel Prize winning economist Milton Friedman, just tell me where in the world you will find these angels who are going to organize the news properly for us without political partisanship, cultural bias, or relative ignorance getting in the way?
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Duterte also chided human rights groups on Wednesday for getting in the way of his anti-drugs campaign and said police should shoot them if they obstructed justice, a remark the New York-based Human Rights Watch said puts activists "in grave danger".
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She understood what an at-home pregnancy test would mean: It was a way for a woman to peer into her own body and to make her own decisions about it, without anyone else — husband, boyfriend, boss, doctor — getting in the way.
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The only thing that has ever stopped Coca-Cola from being sold is politics getting in the way of business, with conflicts like World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War effectively ceasing production in some countries (trade embargoes haven't helped).
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President Trump promised on Friday to include "massive permit reform" in his $1 trillion infrastructure package as a way to speed up the lengthy construction approval process, which he blamed for getting in the way of efforts to repair the country's infrastructure.
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One, I think we are going to hear what Giuliani was getting in the way of information from the southern district from FBI agents which allowed him to basically say,before it happened that the second Comey letter was going to come out.
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There are tensions between them, and glimpses of potential; every friendship in the game is somehow tested across its course, and the player gets to see this without haunted cabin hook-ups getting in the way of, and ultimately derailing, meaningful character development.
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"It's when you're looking into the night sky and you're expecting to see stars, but what's getting in the way is light that originates on the ground, goes into the air and then scatters back down and into your eyeball," Mr. Barentine said.
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Most of the time, one comes at the expense of the other, with hero-ing getting in the way of school or first kisses or with things like doting parents, overprotective siblings, and the need to maintain grades at school interrupting hero time.
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"The giving philosophy of the family has always been to actively support institutions while never getting in the way of their mission," a spokesperson for the Sackler Trust said in a statement about the cessation of its donation to London's National Portrait Gallery.
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Tech Tip Q. Apple's Safari browser used to have a Reader button on the right side of the address bar that made the webpage show just the text so you could read without videos, ads, animation and other stuff getting in the way.
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Essentially, if you&aposve lost sight of the point of the resolution you made, it&aposs making you feel like a miserable failure, and it&aposs getting in the way of you achieving anything else, then you should give yourself a break.
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But it's a simple one that would allow me and my fellow nurse practitioners to do the jobs we love, serving our Veterans the same way we served them while they were on active duty - without needless restrictions getting in the way.
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The Congress member includes a string of questions about who was involved in hiring Best, whether outside groups (particularly pharmaceutical lobbying groups) were consulted, and how Best will prevent any potential conflicts of interest from getting in the way of his job description.
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In short, anyone who might intercept emails from this server while in transit—maybe an internet service provider, or someone snooping on either the sender or the recipient's network—doesn't have to worry about encryption getting in the way of the email's content.
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" Lynch also said that political correctness is not getting in the way of terror investigations and that maintaining contacts within the Muslim community is very important because "if they're from that community and they're being radicalized, their friends and family members will see it first.
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But we do need to know what they&aposre doing and what any other government out there is doing because they&aposre not alone, the Russians, in terms of getting in the way of our elections and we simply won&apost stand for it.
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Not only did it have an idea of itself, a utopian aspiration, but the internet was privatized [in the late 1980s] at a moment when we thought of government as getting in the way, when regulation was something that could only slow down innovation.
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The Journal reported that several current and former employees brought up Dorsey's "philosophical, arm's-length leadership style" as getting in the way of Twitter staff doing their jobs, which would seem to suggest he was really tedious about the whole reasoning behind it too.
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"Sex is a normal, healthy part of life and as long as you are happy with it, it's consensual and you don't feel it's getting in the way of your everyday life, then there isn't such a thing as 'too much' sex," said Barrica.
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While they served their utilitarian function of enabling us to browse the cornucopia of web content, features like plug-ins, custom software, and enterprise tools were starting to creep past the point of usefulness, often slowing things down and generally getting in the way.
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The argument advanced by FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai, and the big telecoms who wanted this rule repealed, was that there is already "sufficient competition" in this market, and these price caps were getting in the way of the beautiful free market doing its thing.
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BUT IT DOES APPEAR AT THIS POINT THAT THOSE CONCERNS ARE NOT AT LEAST GETTING IN THE WAY OF THE INTEREST OF POTENTIAL SUITORS WHO ARE SAID TO BE INTERESTED AS MUCH IN THE DATA THAT TWITTER GENERATES AS ITS PLACE AS A MEDIA COMPANY.
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Maybe it was a hot goaltender getting in the way, or Holtby seemingly forgetting how to remain upright, or Ovechkin being unable to finish, or nobody besides Ovechkin being able to finish, or Brooks Orpik getting burnt by any breathing forward on the other team.
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With its diverse power supply of wind, solar, geothermal, biomass, biogas and small hydro power, California is now finding that nuclear power is getting in the way of integrating more renewable resources, including the expected doubling of rooftop solar systems over the next four years.
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The new film is a "throwback musical" starring two young LA up-and-comers — Ryan Gosling as a jazz pianist, Emma Stone as a would-be actress — who meet and fall for each other, but find success is getting in the way of their relationship.
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Dark patterns used to obtain consent to collect users' personal data often combine unwelcome interruption with a built in escape route — offering an easy way to get rid of the dull looking menu getting in the way of what you're actually trying to do.
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This is a show about knowing when your stubbornness is proper because you really are doing the right thing and when it's just getting in the way of other people because you want your way, and how hard it can be to tell the difference.
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Kristin Cavallari and her husband — until recently the Chicago Bears' quarterback — have been enjoying a vacation on the sunny beaches of Mexico, and it seems the currently team-less NFL star is really taking this time to commune with nature, without anything getting in the way.
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"The medical license application questions are getting in the way of very treatable mental health disorders and probably contributing to the high rates of suicide among physicians," said lead author Dr. Liselotte Dyrbye, a professor of medicine and medical education at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
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Unless everyone has the same idea, and Highway 5 is a parking lot, not least because of the pesky human drivers who insist on using their feeble brains and hands to drive, getting in the way and slowing everyone else down by an order of magnitude.
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His colleagues were bright, enthusiastic scientists his own age—the oldest were in their thirties—who worked late, helped each other with their experiments, kept beer in the lab for ones that ran overnight, and pooled intellectual resources without ego or credit getting in the way.
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On top of that, a slew of radio and TV signals are jostling for attention in our immediate airspace, alongside visible light bouncing this way and that, to name a few of the many electromagnetic waves that seem like they ought to be getting in the way.
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Samsung could have made the first truly wireless earbuds worth buying Streaming music to your earholes without any wires getting in the way may be a dream of many people, but Samsung's actually pitching the IconX as a fitness tracking device first and personal music product second.
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Still, season four was the show's first where I could really see the argument for the show as a family drama more than a comedy, a story about disintegration and how sometimes we can love someone but know we're only getting in the way of their journey.
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The former judges, hailing from 23 states, sent a letter Wednesday to acting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Ronald Vitiello, arguing that arrests at courthouses are instilling fear in immigrants and getting in the way of the criminal justice system, according to the Associated Press.
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Holm being a fellow southpaw means that where the wheel kicks and backfists would have to approach through the shoulder of an orthodox fighter, they will now come in on Holm's rear hand side without the durable surface of the shoulder and back getting in the way.
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There's one half of my psyche ruing the end of shorts-and-sandals season, while the other is itching to tighten my apron strings and get back to work, without the interruptions of travel, school vacations and the general languidness of the season getting in the way.
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Even with the onslaught of all this negative Corbyn press, however, Johnson keeps muddying the message and getting in the way; a disastrous visit to flood victims in the north, a dreadful interview with the BBC, the annoying and unhappy girlfriend, the list goes on (and on).
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" The White House is also creating a new office in the Council of Environmental Quality "to root out inefficiency, clarify lines of authority, and streamline federal, state and local procedures so that communities can modernize their aging infrastructure without fear of outdated federal rules getting in the way.
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Because that's all she's doing is helping Donald Trump by getting in the way of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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Lucky Charms marshmallows have built such a devoted following over the years that the brand even ran an online contest to give away 10 rare charms-only boxes, following countless requests from fans to get rid of that pesky beige cereal getting in the way of their marshmallow consumption.
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" Later last week, in a separate interview, Kyl continued to praise McSally, but said his praise was meant outside the context of an appointment "because it is strictly the governor's job and he's got a lot of factors to consider and I'm not getting in the way of that.
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" Later Tuesday, in a separate interview, Kyl continued to praise McSally, but said his praise was meant outside the context of an appointment "because it is strictly the governor's job and he's got a lot of factors to consider and I'm not getting in the way of that.
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Unfortunately, life things like "paying my bills" and "maintaining relationships with other human beings" are getting in the way of that dream—so instead, I'm living vicariously through a team of professional stuntmen who fully recreated a fight between some of the game's most iconic characters in real life.
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" Chen says if an employee discloses a diagnosis of depression because their symptoms are getting in the way of doing their work, "it should trigger what is called the 'interactive process,' whereby an employer and an employee work together informally to find some kind of accommodation that works for both [parties].
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But Extremadura says that the Philippines' diplomatic interests with Japan are getting in the way of pushing for any deal relating to war-time issues; Japan is a top source of foreign aid and investment in the country, and trade between the two counties hit nearly $20 billion in 2014.
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At some point in the (relatively?) near future, Mueller and his team will release the findings of their probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election, whether any collusion between the Russians and the Trump campaign existed and whether Trump obstructed justice by getting in the way of the investigation.
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"A provisional translation by an interpreter shows that he expressly announces, in the name of Allah, and testifying his allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, a famous Islamist leader, an act of revenge against the Germans because they're getting in the way of Islam," he said at a news conference.
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Every time I see another phone with another notch or hear stories about companies frantically pushing for some workaround, I quietly wonder what it would be like to live in a world where that wasn't an issue, because there was no camera getting in the way of that precious screen real estate.
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"A provisional translation by an interpreter shows that he expressly announces, in the name of Allah, and testifying his allegiance to (Islamic State leader) Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi ... an act of revenge against the Germans because they're getting in the way of Islam," Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann told a news conference.
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A lot of people feel like in a world where a lot of the people who are arbitrating what is misinformation and doing fact-checking tend to be left of center, that that is getting in the way of an ability to express something that they feel is real and that matches their lived experience.
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"There are very profound and serious concerns getting in the way of stronger intelligence sharing: Making sure that the information you share is confidential, remains so, and that nothing is leaked...and not endangering any operations," Florian Otto, head of Europe and Central Asia research at risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft, told CNBC by phone.
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He also explained that he pretty much believed that big government was getting in the way of progress and that innovation and technology, "not government mandate," is responsible for reducing "our carbon footprint by almost twenty percent from the year 2000 to 2014" (a claim based on completely misleading metrics, but who's counting at this point?).
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The ROG Phone 2 includes a number of other performance boosters including a built-in vapor chamber for better cooling, multiple USB-C ports (so you can keep the phone topped up while gaming without cords getting in the way), and more responsive versions of the touch-sensitive Air Triggers buttons used on the original ROG Phone.
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It usually signals that the character is an asshole who is getting in the way of one of our main characters and is very likely to be run through with a sword or bashed with a hammer (for example, the King's Landing guards who accosted Gendry on his way out of the city in Season 7).
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When it comes to control, Rappaport is careful to point out this is not about controlling user behavior or getting in the way of running the business, but applying controls where it makes most sense for the organization such as preventing unauthorized confidential information from being shared in the cloud or controlling access from unknown networks.
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But the project is still very much in its infancy, and Render acknowledges he slacked on the project for much of 2018, thanks to his full-time job and general life getting in the way—he says he receives no compensation for his IoD efforts, and runs a Patreon to try to cover web hosting and other operational costs.
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The evening's moderator, Michelle Coffey, executive director of the Lambent Foundation, asked each of the panelists how they avoid getting in the way of the work, which I took to mean how they avoid putting themselves and their art practice above the voices of their collaborators and the urgent need to transform the criminal justice system.
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According to a history of open floor plans in the Atlantic, the concept is rooted in a sexist understanding of labor; one in which women essentially live in the kitchen, and need to be able to attend the needs of their children and husbands without walls getting in the way: Open plans, while aesthetically pleasing (ish) on TV, are also an environmental scourge.
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While that sounds good to those who have successfully completed and benefited from that extended journey, it is often well beyond the capability of many Americans for whom life has a habit of getting in the way of a four- to six-year educational journey — in the form of health, family or personal financial issues (often compounded by the soaring cost of tuition).
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It can feel trying when it gets mired in its third parallel story, about the CIA's involvement in the drug trade, focused on troubled agent Teddy McDonald (Carter Hudson), who seems to embody every crime story cliché out there, right down to the family he wishes he could devote himself to if his work would just stop getting in the way.
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That could be an extremely potent decision — a turning point in her choosing to think of him as a programmed response getting in the way of her revenge, or as a malfunctioning bot instead of a person she loves, or as a necessary sacrifice who she can only honor by ending his pain — but the show spent no time on examining this huge shift in her thinking.
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It got to a certain point where Rebecca said to Jack, "I needed something for myself without you getting in the way," and I remember while we were filming it, and it didn't make the edit, I heard that, and said my line, which was, "I never realized I was in your way," and I kind of put my hands up, almost in surrender, and just walked out.
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Percentage of Americans who say the relationship between Trump and the media is "unhealthy" Percentage of Americans who say the tensions are "getting in the way" of their access to important political news Particularly troubling is the fact that Trump's threats against leakers have already led the Justice Department to open three times as many leak investigations as were underway during Barack Obama's final three years in office.
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Absolutely. But the strange development in Giuliani's appearance is that the lawyer advising the President in a probe that has led to guilty pleas and indictments is arguing the President shouldn't answer "silly" questions because it hurts his ability to impress Kim Jong Un. The underlying argument here is the notion from Giuliani that the Russia investigation is getting in the way of Trump's day job, which is being President.
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And as I mentioned, we're going to go through — we are in the process of going through every single one of those rules and regulations and guidances that were put out for individuals and folks across this land — businesses as well as insurance companies — to make certain that they are actually responding to the needs of the American people, not getting in the way of affordable, accessible, quality coverage that incentivizes innovation.
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The book is laced with anecdotes like the following — of people expressing the belief that the federal government under Obama was in some way working to diminish Christianity and God: If the federal government was committed to a multicultural America that dimmed the position of the Christian church, it was getting in the way of that church, diminishing the importance of God, and it was God who had enabled them to survive their terrible ordeal.
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Sen. Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (Va.), the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, accused President Trump on Wednesday of getting in the way of efforts to combat Russian influence operations in the U.S. During a hearing in which Facebook, Google and Twitter testified before the Senate panel, Warner took the companies to task for failing to detect the foreign interference campaign, before turning his sights on the White House.
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