They're taking pills for stuff and getting into trouble, just as we're getting into trouble.
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"They have been operating for years with no problems, but now the bookstore is getting into trouble and the people are getting into trouble," an anonymous Hong Kong publisher told the Guardian.
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It keeps kids from getting into trouble because they're bored.
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I was really wild and a young kid getting into trouble.
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I was out in the street running wild, getting into trouble.
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I grew up as a little brunette tomboy getting into trouble.
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"We were constantly getting into trouble with the cardinal," she said.
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He tried to pass his waking hours without getting into trouble.
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Mr. Leckey grew up getting into trouble, leaving school at 15.
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That would keep them occupied and keep them from getting into trouble.
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It didn't stop me from getting into trouble, but she was vigilant.
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While Rafael might be getting into trouble, Rogelio is finally getting out.
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Fixes Matt Hannon was in preschool when he started getting into trouble.
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But in high school he'd begun skipping classes and getting into trouble.
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"Kylie and I were always running around, getting into trouble," wrote Kendall, 20.
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Investors are probably over-reacting about the possibility of Liberbank getting into trouble.
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Its unquenchable sense of adventure, and potentially endless capacity for getting into trouble!
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At school, I was a "bad boy" and was always getting into trouble.
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But Mr. Simmons also became known for getting into trouble with the law.
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Everyone was getting into trouble, but it was all done with a wink.
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But creators in the games space have a slippery habit of getting into trouble.
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But the rules to prevent them from getting into trouble will still be there.
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Following his older brother's suicide, he turned to the streets and started getting into trouble.
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"All them young fellas getting stuck in town and getting into trouble," said one coach.
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Carter's son, Theothus, Jr., who was sixteen, had apparently been getting into trouble in school.
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They had weird haircuts, spoke with funny voices and roamed the streets getting into trouble.
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Hopefully the reason he stood her up isn't because he was getting into trouble again.
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Why it matters: Musk is no stranger to getting into trouble for his tweeting habits.
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When Will heard that Shod was getting into trouble, he got him into beatmaking instead.
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Fred is a gifted and free-spirited journalist who has a knack for getting into trouble.
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Listen to a grownup—it's not worth getting into trouble over a small thing like this.
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Rini has a history of getting into trouble and using other people's identities, his brother said.
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Their long silences unnerved her; surely they weren't getting into trouble, ten feet away from her?
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Florists said they easily sold red roses and bouquets on Wednesday and Thursday without getting into trouble.
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Teens are spending less time out getting into trouble and more time at home on their phones.
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"All them young fellas getting stuck in town and getting into trouble," said Dione Kelly, the team's coach.
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Pedro was always getting into trouble, mostly, his father said, because shelter life limited his ability to play.
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James had a difficult transition to his new home, and was struggling in school and getting into trouble.
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I read one letter from an older guy who said, 'My wife died, and I started getting into trouble.
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Hours spent online mean fewer opportunities to get bored and less loitering on street corners, potentially getting into trouble.
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Phillies right-hander Jerad Eickhoff (303-3) took the loss after sailing through five innings before getting into trouble.
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"I was getting into trouble for asking questions," Fishman, 20, said, recalling the reaction from relatives and yeshiva officials.
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A specific company or two getting into trouble isn't necessarily that big of a deal, from an economic standpoint.
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They also said the reports show that a majority of employees carry out their duties without getting into trouble.
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Basically cute kids being kids, getting into trouble and partying and feeling those feelings for the very first time.
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My mom and I bickered a lot, my brother was constantly getting into trouble, and my father was overwhelmed.
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I was just always out of school, I guess just being a kid, just running around, getting into trouble.
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These companies also seem to only pick smaller companies to do this with less risk of getting into trouble.
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You can say you're 👍 (free), 🚫 (busy), 📚 (studying) or make something personal like 😈 (getting into trouble).
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She hopes people can learn the importance of having honest conversations about finances in order to avoid getting into trouble.
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The kids attempt to fix the drone throughout the day, getting into trouble while they make their way around town.
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" Corden says he and Carey spent the night sitting in the corner together while Cooper was "off getting into trouble.
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It was just that Ms. Omar needed to be more reserved and avoid attention and getting into trouble, he said.
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The prospect of you getting into trouble after leaving our bar is terrifying, and not just because we're thoughtful humanitarians.
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"I guess you could say that I am a living barometer of when Alec Baldwin is getting into trouble," Alex says.
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We've found a mix of creepy and cute kittens testing their balance on their little back paws and getting into trouble.
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We joked that whenever you're getting into trouble, you're going to hear "step into my office" and we just remembered that line.
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Stories abound of new cardholders getting into trouble with their plastic, yet used properly, a card can help build a credit record.
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During this period of civic turmoil, Wahlberg was going though his own problems, skipping class and getting into trouble with the police.
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I saw that headline, and that really frightened me, because taking out debt to invest is how people end up getting into trouble.
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In 2016, after getting into trouble with Estonian tax authorities and the police, Kornilov changed the NGO he was using to run Baltnews.
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Dogs have a knack for getting into trouble and some dogs seem to always be followed by a cloud of dust and dirt.
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Sailor says he's already spoken to potential clients in education who want surveillance that can recognize when students are getting into trouble in schools.
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Azerbaijan's maritime agency said the vessel had sent a distress signal on Friday afternoon after getting into trouble near the Azeri port of Lenkoran.
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The 20-year-old did not have any background in getting into trouble, Captain Justin Smith of the U.S. Marines said in a statement.
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So which came first… trying to watch old clips of his world champion boxer dad, or getting into trouble on the streets of Brighton?
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Indeed, such an algorithm could become a public utility that platforms can use to preempt getting into trouble and drawing the attention of lawmakers.
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After getting into trouble during the 2008 crisis, Bank of America posted record profits in 2018 and again during the first quarter of this year.
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When Felicia Jenkins found out that her son was getting into trouble at school, she made a decision that changed the lives of both families.
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I can be found at Holyrood Boxing Gym or Castle Boxing Gym, using sport to provide young people with an alternative to getting into trouble.
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The narrator lives in Los Angeles, working as a masseuse and getting into trouble with his magnetic friend Cosmo and a beautiful dancer named Rachel.
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"So if they ever want to 'treat' the problem, it's because they're getting into trouble or someone's issued an ultimatum to them," she tells me.
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Of course, the reason the restrictions on capital exist is to prevent banks from taking too much risk and getting into trouble in a crisis.
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He was also getting into trouble on the street, though much of his criminal record remains sealed because he was a minor at the time.
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Segal's advice to avoid getting into trouble: Don't disclose anything that might be perceived as disrespectful unless there's a legitimate business need to do so.
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Perez held Detroit to one baserunner and a walk over the first two innings and retired the first two in the third before getting into trouble.
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Because his mother worked overnight as a nurse, and slept during the day, E.R. passed most of his hours there alone—and, soon, getting into trouble.
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Despite the fact that the kids were always getting into trouble, or hanging around others who were, they always kept one foot planted on sacred ground.
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The bears are likely to seek out dog food, beehives, garbage, chickens and even apple trees, getting into trouble that may require trapping and relocating them.
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Mr. Logsdon, who was known as Deacon Pat, would walk around town to check up on residents and make sure they were not getting into trouble.
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But she acknowledges that parenting has changed a lot since she was growing up — when she was afraid of getting into trouble with her own mother.
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Sometimes, those things involved getting into trouble, like convincing my sister to come outside so I could spray her with the hose on a cold November day.
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And tbh I'd rather have older kids knocking on my door asking for candy than potentially getting into trouble with drugs, drinking, pranks that go too far, etc.
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Jacob Botham of the TFP in Greater Manchester claims the national programme is helping to make complex families productive again as well as preventing others getting into trouble.
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As the economic recovery has lengthened, more Americans are getting into trouble with debt, especially younger Americans, who since the Great Recession had been reluctant to take on credit.
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At Maracanazinho, Rio's hallowed volleyball arena where Olympic matches are being held, Rezende has a trick for stopping volunteers and police who want a picture from getting into trouble.
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I just turned up and showed him the tune I was working on and we had a discussion a couple days before about girlfriends and getting into trouble with bosses.
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The latest trailer for the Riverdale Season 2 premiere is a gripping montage of what fans can expect — a whole lot of mystery, drama, and attractive teens getting into trouble.
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There's a fear that was very much the fear of a lot of kids at the time—of getting into trouble with authority and being sent off to juvenile hall.
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Beezus is one of many people who find five-year-old Ramona to be a pest, and she can't help getting into trouble — like by pulling on Susan's curly hair.
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Upon discovering the girls unconscious in the car, Hawkins attempted to bath them — not immediately wanting to take the girls to the hospital for fear of getting into trouble, authorities allege.
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In exchange for her guilty plea stemming from her April 2nd arrest, Wambach was ordered into a "diversion program" ... which usually requires people to complete classes and avoid getting into trouble.
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Dan left the car's electronic traction and stability controls settings on "sport," allowing for lots of fun, but corralling in excess lateral movements and generally preventing you from getting into trouble.
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One of Gordon's students was always getting into trouble for wearing his pants too low, a big white boy whose eyes were set close together in the center of his face.
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Here was Harry, here he was this young, brave, boisterous, all male, getting into trouble, turning up at stag parties inappropriately dressed, drinking too much and causing all sorts of mayhem.
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Yet, instead of getting into trouble for it, Butts was praised: The popup employees loved the idea and, with Kanye's approval, some of the pieces were even displayed inside the store.
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And it's a social code that says it's more important to help your buddies and keep them from getting into trouble than to look out for the well-being of victims.
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In the past, dinner had never seemed like a reward to me, because in the city it was so often preceded by hours of wandering around aimlessly and getting into trouble.
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When Tucker was 12 years old, he began getting into trouble with the law, mostly for stealing cars: He'd recently moved with Crane and his two siblings to a deprived neighborhood.
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I could kind of keep going on like this, going to school sometimes, skipping it often, getting into trouble, or I could go on the road and actually make something of myself.
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It was about avoiding getting into trouble, sure — as if I was fooling anyone — but it was also about evading whatever it was that had made me angry in the first place.
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A likable rapscallion, he's always getting into trouble—disrupting the school pageant, eating himself sick at the county fair, driving his big sister and her beau crazy, sparking the Great Tar Fight.
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"It's just unfortunate that I can't hurt you right now without getting into trouble," Chad sighs as he slumps down for a breather, mere inches away from an already triumphant Papa Alex.
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Not many have options beyond cheering at this National Championship-caliber school, many stating that the team is the only thing that's keeping them from getting into trouble or making bad decisions.
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In the nearly 30 years that Ernest J. Broadnax has lived in New York City, he has always been known for getting into trouble, with 14 arrests on charges like assault and burglary.
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Many called for an exploration of "unsupervised learning," an AI that, like a child, can wander around, poking and prodding, getting into trouble, and meanwhile learning a lot of important stuff about the world.
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Emmanuel Deshawn Aranda, 123, who was charged with critically injuring a 5-year-old boy at the Mall of America in Minnesota on Friday, has a history of getting into trouble with the law.
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"Like smart animals, the drones must know when they are getting into trouble, and avoid colliding with things, without a human intervening," Amazon's VP for Global Innovation Policy and Communications Paul Misener writes today.
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Still, the great thing about being Cuban is that you have a certain amount of liberty—you can go walk around the streets, and you're never in danger of getting into trouble or hurt.
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Maverick, true to his extremely on-the-nose callsign, is always getting into trouble for breaking the rules and acting recklessly, but we're always promptly reminded that he's incredible at flying that damn plane.
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Levine has never heard of anyone getting into trouble for using the technique, and he notes that the IRS itself has signaled that it doesn't believe a delay is required to make the technique kosher.
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Well, the robots took a really long time to get the job done and they didn't save me much time, 'cause I was constantly watching over them to make sure they weren't getting into trouble.
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It has already been answered by Ford herself, in a written statement: because she was afraid of getting into trouble with her parents for being at a party where alcohol was being consumed by minors.
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" And she mocked him for dictating diplomacy via Twitter and getting into trouble with his blustery rhetoric on health care, subtly jabbing Trump for saying recently that "nobody knew health care could be so complicated.
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Singh helps Sosa draw connections between his childhood life and his current situation, to see if the young artist can draw any clues about what has led him to getting into trouble as a young man.
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Overall, the scariest part of the entire film was that these teenagers were so uncomfortable with the idea of maybe getting into trouble that they were fully willing to commit murder to save their own asses.
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Most parents are probably already aware of the biggest downside of screen time: the extent to which it can displace other childhood experiences, including sleep, climbing over fences, designing elaborate practical jokes and getting into trouble.
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With President Donald Trump's executive order banning residents of seven majority-Muslim countries putting immigrants at the center of national news, he was terrified that getting into trouble at school could mean he would be deported.
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We talked to high school students from across the country who defied teachers and school administrators to make their voices heard in the movement against gun violence — even if it meant getting into trouble for it.
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Instead of getting into trouble, the 18-year-old who graduated this week was one of two people praised by Secretary of Defense Ash Carter at the Pentagon on Friday for finding vulnerabilities before U.S. adversaries did.
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Tesla believes drivers can be trusted to make the appropriate decision with regards to their vehicle while Volvo wants to keep the driver from even putting himself into the position of getting into trouble with its autonomous tech.
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In the early 2000s show, Salem was a man sentenced to 100 years as a cat for trying to take over the world, forced to live with the Spellman family but getting into trouble with Sabrin along the way.
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"If you are an elderly person with an underlying condition, if you get infected the risk of getting into trouble is considerable," Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said on Meet the Press Sunday.
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After his family moved to the UK, Adekunle continued to show an interest in technology, even getting into trouble at school by trying to hack into school computers to get around internet filter software that tried to keep students from playing games online.
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"It may be that rates in prevention programing are, in part, down because fewer young people are using alcohol and drugs, getting into trouble, and then are mandated to go to a program designed to prevent future use," he told Reuters Health.
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I'm afraid no specific examples come to mind right now... So, Google Translate is particularly interesting as, at a time where AI is getting into trouble because of how and where it's being deployed, everyone agrees that translation is beneficial and relatively unproblematic.
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Teens have a penchant for getting into trouble, whether it be eating Doritos in lieu of a balanced meal, sexting, smoking that sweet ganja, driving bad, perpetrating DDoS attacks, talking to their mothers with that mouth, or live streaming their sex-having.
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However, according to Mara Clarke — director of the Abortion Support Network, a charity that helps Manx women travel to England to get abortions — many Manx women do not give an Isle of Man address through fear of being refused or getting into trouble.
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" Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, emphasized during a Sunday interview with NBC's "Meet the Press" that the risk of getting into trouble with the coronavirus is "overwhelmingly weighted towards people with underlying conditions and the elderly.
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" Ms. Baldacci, 31, who worked until last June in Washington as a producer for the television news show "The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer," described her teenage self as "a goody two-shoes with very strict parents who was always afraid of getting into trouble.
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" Mr. Gant writes, of this intervention from above: "The Tudor musician, ever the pragmatist, did his best to carry on being true to his inheritance and beliefs, while at the same time not getting into trouble, at least until the next change came along.
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" But public health officials have escalated warnings: "If you are an elderly person with an underlying condition, if you get infected, the risk of getting into trouble is considerable," the nation's top expert on infectious disease, Dr. Anthony Fauci, said on NBC News's "Meet the Press.
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" Nash says the people at greater risk for developing pneumonia from a coronavirus infection are people over the age of 60 and those with pre-existing diseases, with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or any form of fibrosis, "a major risk factor for getting into trouble.
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"We have a very comprehensive approach toward identifying in advance who might be getting into trouble, and who may be on that trajectory toward becoming dependent on opioids," said Dr. Mark Friedlander, the chief medical officer of Aetna Behavioral Health who participates on its opioid task force.
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In Seattle's Rainier Beach, community groups supplied with police crime data figured out that a "youth violence" problem was really students getting into trouble coming and going from school and addressed it by putting their own people in a handful of "hot spots" at the right times.
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"We have a very comprehensive approach toward identifying in advance who might be getting into trouble, and who may be on that trajectory toward becoming dependent on opioids," said Dr. Mark Friedlander, the chief medical officer of Aetna Behavioral Health, who participates on its opioid task force.
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The shattered plate was only one of the many worries fighting relentlessly inside my head for attention — there was the Advanced Placement United States history midterm, a low grade in calculus, the eviction notice, a little brother getting into trouble and a dozen other smaller but pressing concerns.
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The tension the Troubles causes is present, but it's mostly played for laughs (the National Guard detonating the girls' suitcase full of booze in a scene where, in an attempt to avoid getting into trouble, the girls pretend the suitcase isn't theirs and proceed to set off a bomb scare).
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Other contributors include U229 lead singer Bono on why men must fight for women and girls; director Ava DuVernay on what gives her hope; Congressman John Lewis on why getting into trouble is necessary to make change; and Trevor Noah, host of The Daily Show, on Millennials as a hopeful generation.
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" MARTYN ILES, MANAGING DIRECTOR, AUSTRALIAN CHRISTIAN LOBBY: "We look forward to continuing our constructive conversation with the government on religious freedom....Religious freedom must be a priority for the Morrison ministry in light of increasing numbers of Australians who are getting into trouble with the law for living out their faith.
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The show soon settles into a formula where episodes begin with King Zog (John DiMaggio) trying to find some way to fix his daughter, or Bean being left to her own devices and getting into trouble — pretty much replicating the effect of Professor Farnsworth sending the Planet Express crew on Futurama's episodic missions.
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But even there, they've been getting into trouble: ARC's 2015 response to a string of northern California wildfires was so bad—showing up unequipped and unprepared, shutting down other volunteer operations, and then failing to provide promised food or shelter on its own—that locals shunned the organization to focus on their own relief efforts.
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A direct response to Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights" (1490–1500), "Everything that stands will be at odds with its neighbor, and everything that falls will perish without grace" (32003), a triptych that stands roughly 7 and a half feet tall (full-body scale), is an aerial view of snowy mountains, populated by these tiny-yet-detailed men running around and getting into trouble.
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