You have to give and take to get something done.
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It's give and take you know it's not just give.
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"We need give and take in government," Mr. Trump said.
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There'll be some give and take to achieve those objectives.
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Mr. Cristerna's prescription: A little bit of give and take.
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It is give and take, with an emphasis on take.
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Making a dance is an act of give and take.
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It was give and take, listen and ask, react and respond.
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"There was an enormous amount of give and take," he continued.
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Corporate law has always endorsed this idea of give and take.
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"There has to be an active give and take," said Goldberg.
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That makes sense: Pyongyang has long called for give and take.
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Ask yourself: Is there a fair give-and-take in my relationships?
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They are relative newcomers to the give and take of community consultation.
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Fair give-and-take in relationships is a huge deal right now.
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"Ideally, this will have the give-and-take of debate," he said.
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Sometimes it actually plays in our favor, so it's give-and-take.
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This kind of give-and-take, however, can also leave people exposed.
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Match the interviewer's pace in the give-and-take of the conversation.
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Make time to reflect on the give-and-take in your relationships.
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Reflect on whether there is even give-and-take in your relationships.
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Is there a fair give and take between yourself and your partners?
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Reflect on what a fair give-and-take looks like to you.
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Somewhere in all the give-and-take, the public interest was served.
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Mr. Moon urged a "bold give-and-take" to make it successful.
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Make time to reflect on the give-and-take in your partnerships.
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"Give and Take: Why Helping Others Drives Our Success" by Adam Grant
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He is a cofounder and board member of Give and Take Inc.
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This is the give-and-take that truly should be at the
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Eavesdropping is an act of give and take, of validation and denial.
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This Full Moon is all about give and take and finding balance.
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There is a lot of respect and it's like a give-and-take.
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Are there relationships in your life where the give and take is uneven?
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The CW show Supernatural is in a constant give-and-take with fans.
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" He characterized the recent back-and-forth as the "usual give and take.
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He is talking about a little give-and-take and a little negotiation.
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It looks like air travel is a delicate game of give and take.
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It was an ongoing process of give and take, appeasement, sparring and negotiation.
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Balancing the give-and-take in your relationships is a big theme today.
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Ask yourself, dear goat: Is the give and take in your relationships fair?
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If it were, Democrats would participate in a give-and-take with Republicans.
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The give and take with Trump also elevates Biden over other 2020 contenders.
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He is talking about a little give and take and a little negotiation.
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Wednesday's full moon in Libra highlights the give-and-take in your partnerships.
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"There's a little bit of a give-and-take for sure," Rok says.
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He observed in silence the parliamentary give and take from the Visitor's Gallery.
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Use today's energy to reflect on the give-and-take in your relationships.
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Reflect on your partnerships and the give-and-take between you and others.
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This is a wonderful occasion to consider the give-and-take in your relationships.
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But breakthroughs in talks will most likely involve a lot of give and take.
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But did you have any takeaways about improving the give and take of politics?
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This is an important time to reconsider the give and take in your partnerships.
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Ending this conflict requires strong leadership and some give and take -- on both sides.
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Fair give-and-take in relationships is so important—don't forget that today, Scorpio.
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It's a wonderful time to reflect on the give and take in your relationships.
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We've gotten to a good place in the organization with feedback, give and take.
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We need give and take in government, you're never going to agree on anything.
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On Friday, Mattis described the situation as the "usual give and take" of diplomacy.
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But when she has had a give-and-take this summer about issues, Mrs.
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If you don't have give and take, you're never going to agree on anything.
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All of this goes beyond the normal give and take of the democratic process.
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When you have roommates, they're your peers, there's a little more give and take.
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No one is entirely satisfied in the collective, give-and-take of developing guidelines.
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We have to be willing to compromise, both sides have to give and take.
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Both feature extended and sympathetic give and take between young and quite old people.
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Forgoing the traditional give-and-take with reporters, Ryan launched at TED talk-style presentation.
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Fair give-and-take in your relationships is what this full moon is all about.
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"It's a constant give and take until it is exactly right," Dan Elwell told reporters.
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Them moon in Libra finds you reflecting on the give-and-take in your relationships.
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The reality is, it's a give-and-take that requires practical solutions and hard work.
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This will be an interesting time for figuring out the give and take in relationships!
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But he has yet to display a penchant for that sort of give-and-take.
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She added that there had been a lot of "give and take" from both sides.
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It's important to understand that this isn't the normal give and take of trade disputes.
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"The programs give and take all the time, and alliances come and go," she said.
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Libra is the sign of balance: Reflect on the give-and-take in your partnerships.
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Most lack the skills or the temperament for the give-and-take of everyday politics.
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Although the interpretation was ultimately hers, there was a sense of give and take throughout.
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"Every negotiation is about give and take on both sides and we have to go into this discussion understanding and accepting that we will have to do some give and take to get the best possible deal for Britain," Hammond told broadcaster Sky News.
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It is a call for the difficult, imaginative give-and-take that can produce enduring results.
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Hammering out a package each side will be happy with is a give-and-take process.
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Reflect on commitment today and ask yourself: Is the give and take in my partnerships fair?
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There's a give and take between international events and micro-communities in cities and rural areas.
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So this deal is all about give-and-take, and Telenor is not used to giving.
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To reinforce the give-and-take of the conversation, turn it back to the other party.
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There will be give-and-take in the short term as we look at the choices.
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"Unity requires give and take," said Turner, who was named president of Our Revolution in June.
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By contrast, "identity politics do not have give and take," says Geoffrey Evans of Oxford University.
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She brought the "undecideds" into her office, asked "what gives?" then managed the give and take.
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These fights will also strengthen the candidates and show who can give and take a punch.
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With everything there was a give and take of, let's not be in on the joke.
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Most interviewers like the give-and-take of diverse opinions that make for an engaging discussion.
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There is a way around the fights this leads to: the good old give-and-take.
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"Won't Get Lonely" is about the ups and downs/give and take of your everyday relationship.
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I think there was a pretty even give-and-take between the host and Tucker Carlson.
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This is the give-and-take that should really be at the heart of our democracy.
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Detroit auto executives have been tight-lipped about their give-and-take with the White House.
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In the nine months of negotiations so far, there has been remarkably little give and take.
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The things that you're talking about, there's this tit-for-tat or there's this give and take.
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In this way, De Rosso creates a give-and-take relationship between the performer and the computer.
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Perhaps we can consider the merits of enterprises based on give and take instead of mutual recklessness.
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How would the other Democrats have done in a true give-and-take on the Liberty campus?
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It is this constantly evolving give-and-take between animating principles that makes a store a destination.
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There's a give-and-take [in the design process]; you can't solve it all in the glass.
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Is it something with a lot of give and take, or a knockout inside of a minute?
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Duets always settled into a genial give-and-take when they sometimes needed to argue and stab.
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It's a simple matter of give and take, especially when you put a number on these habits.
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Intense, passionate connections are formed today—just be conscious of fair give-and-take in your relationships.
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"Trump doesn't believe in give and take, and preserving the dignity of the adversary," Mr. Joffe said.
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But few seasons frame the everyday give-and-take of religious coexistence quite like Christmastime in Lebanon.
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"I don't profess to be an economist, but I know there has to be give and take."
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"I wanted us to come together and give and take," said Aidan Key, who founded the conference.
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Barack Obama enjoyed the give and take of an interview, but there was more give than take.
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Balance in relationships isn't just about give-and-take, Aries—it's also about closeness and having space.
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In an interesting process of give and take, Heilmann needs painting in order to make anti-painting.
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Sex is about intimacy and knowing somebody and it's about being able to both give and take.
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He appeared to enjoy intellectual give-and-take from the bench, with his colleagues and in his chambers.
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But I think acknowledging that there's a lot more give and take in this is perhaps what's new.
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It was always give and take, and you don't have that with the farmers that are here now.
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Because it's something that is unpredictable, so it's a good way to have a safe give and take.
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The official China Daily newspaper said in a Wednesday editorial that the talks need some give-and-take.
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For Arabs, this "legal" prerequisite emphasizes the give and take: If Israel valued peace, it would return land.
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After analyzing climate measurements and simulations, they figured out that the "give and take" process had been altered.
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Rethink the give-and-take in your relationships; discover how much deeper you can connect with someone special.
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Venus re-enters Libra on October 31, finding you reflecting on the give-and-take in your relationships.
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SurveyMonkey has revolutionized the way people give and take feedback, making it accessible, easy and affordable for everyone.
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Does this unwillingness to engage in the give-and-take signal how they'll interact with customers and vendors?
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Other disputes were resolved by the give-and-take debate and compromise so absent in our politics today.
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The best visionary-led companies have a collaborative give-and-take between the CEO, board, and executive team.
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With our own friends, we are aware of the give and take, the compromises both silent and spoken.
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But whether you're buying a car or negotiating a trade agreement, there's got to be give and take.
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It seems that Washington bureaucrats are unknowingly playing a game of give-and-take with the Rust Belt.
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But having disputes about priorities and solutions is what the give and take of making policy is about.
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"There's a lot of give and take," Trump economic adviser Gary Cohn told Fox Business Network on Friday.
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Between Trump and his daughter, there is a clear give and take, a collaborative conversation; there is mutual respect.
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At the CBI conference Mrs May talked of give and take in any negotiation, pointing to room for compromise.
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Nevertheless, the give-and-take offered on "Mona Lisa" is the exceptional flashpoint in an album that largely delivers.
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Other parents understand the urge to brag about every little thing, but social media is a give and take.
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Instead, the president is engaged in a long bargaining give and take with all of those actors Obama listed.
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Expect to work out your relationship issues over the next few weeks: Is there a fair give-and-take?
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But Cuellar, who represents a district along the Mexican border, also hinted that there's room for give-and-take.
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The announcements made by China reflected "a bit of give and take" on the trade front, ANZ analysts said.
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Each section introduces human situations, expressed through gesture and the give and take among individual dancers and the ensemble.
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Lennon and Ms. Ono's give-and-take of found and vocal sounds creates the album's call-and-response flow.
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In others, there is a rewarding give and take among the paint, the ground coal and the exposed paper.
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Working with nature in this way is a constant dance of give and take, and nature is always leading.
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Reflect on the give-and-take in your relationships today— and whether the balance is working for you both.
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The surprises and drama that go down will reveal how the give-and-take in your partnerships can improve.
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Reflect on the give and take in your partnerships, and try to carve out time to discuss your needs.
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"Give and Take" was really about what it takes to be productively generous, to help others and succeed. Right.
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Pressure may get Iran to consider talking, but there has to be give and take for negotiations to begin.
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"There is that give and take of people keeping to themselves, and also being there for you," she said.
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" He added, "It is not as good as we thought it could be, but legislating is give and take.
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And is the Trump administration willing to test Mr. Kim's intentions by engaging him with a give-and-take?
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A cabinet with Gantz in it would likely be more open to give-and-take negotiations with the Palestinians.
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"By definition, a deal is not perfect, because in any deal you have to give and take," he said.
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But, in this little parable of marital give-and-take, the last word is very much hers to give.
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In reality, however, the give and take between Iranians and their Islamic guardians is a constant work in progress.
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Under normal circumstances, you'd expect some give-and-take negotiations, with net positives for both the United States and Canada.
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I think the issue really boils to — I think both parties are testing each leader on the give and take.
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I didn't know that until now...I definitely only have ever written songs for the give-and-take of them.
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Although "Originals" matches "Give and Take" in scholarly foundation, practical applicability and general delightfulness, its overarching conceit is less convincing.
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I can tell you that there is this constant give [and] take between the Bungie community and our development team.
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You can see and feel in just this little give-and-take the frantic, tightening spiral toward yet another threat.
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"Strategies are games of give and take and I have to see their (South Korea's) view of it," Mattis said.
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That give and take will put more pressure on Apple to make Siri sound as normal (or real) as possible.
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This full moon demands that you stay present and realize the reality of the give-and-take in your relationships.
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Because all of this is complicated, bipartisanship often takes a lot of time as there is inevitable give and take.
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Context-wise, it's impressive, but Siri still falls far short of the give-and-take necessary for an actual conversation.
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"The guest list can be a give and take, especially when parents are contributing heavily to the budget," Pinson said.
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He had the "it" of timing and dramatic sense, understanding the give and take which makes a good match special.
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An overall willingness to give and take is what most people go for, and most of that can't happen onscreen.
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But give and take is OK. And I thought what he said is OK. We may differ on the degree.
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I'm not saying theater is perfect, but there is this give and take, and collaboration, and respect for the artist.
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Bolsonaro's rage at the traditional give-and-take of Brasilia politics sounds like little more than campaign rhetoric, Fleischer said.
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Any interaction between two entities like that is going to be a give and take that you have to balance.
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So in order to have any grown-up, dating time at all, there has to be some give-and-take.
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Pressure may get Iran to consider talking, but there has to be some give and take for negotiations to begin.
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However, the organizational psychologist, Wharton professor and author of "Give and Take" receives dozens of brain-picking requests every week.
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There is a pat, practiced rhythm to red carpet interviews, a give and take of sycophantry and aw-shucks ego.
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As in any marriage or partnership, the situation can be vastly improved with a little bit of give and take.
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What she cooks is not fusion, but rather a give and take, two culinary traditions living companionably side by side.
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Mr. Sloan said the bank had engaged in "a give-and-take" with the comptroller about how much to refund.
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Mr. Sloan said the bank had engaged in 'a give-and-take' with the comptroller about how much to refund.
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"Relationships [should be] mutually beneficial and marked by give-and-take and a sense of trust and compassion," he says.
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Andiola said the traditional politics and give-and-take advocacy approach that worked during Barack Obama's presidency is no longer feasible.
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It's always been very interesting to me, the give and take of my relationship as a performer and with the audience.
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The give-and-take process of dealing with an independent agency might have helped to avert the disaster, according to Choi.
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He sent me unsolicited emails, which I passed on in some instances, and that's just part of the give-and-take.
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So it's a give-and-take just like when a bully steals your wallet but lets you keep bus fare home.
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This will be a fantastic time to meet people, share ideas, and reflect on the give-and-take in your relationships.
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Yet with an estimated 254,000 homeless people living in Los Angeles County, there may need to be some give and take.
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Your focus is on relationships today—the Moon in Taurus finds you reflecting on the give-and-take in your relationships.
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There's so much vulnerability, and give and take and generosity in wrestling because you're putting your body into someone else's hands.
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Asked whether Britain had sold out, the spokesman said it was a negotiation that involved "give and take on both sides".
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So we give and take with what we can get over there and then we make the best out of it.
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All too often, formal sex ed ends up feeling like a game of give and take in which no one wins.
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Jerry Moran, a Kansas Republican who also said there should be some "give and take" in the talks including from Trump.
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His new draft became "Give and Take, " which went on to be a New York Times bestseller translated into 30 languages.
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Nowhere is the emphasis on give-and-take more apparent than in the first edible game, the aptly named Seasoning Strike.
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Trust and intimacy issues come to light during this weekend's full moon as you find a balance between give and take.
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Window on the court Oral arguments are the formal start of the give-and-take as the justices consider a case.
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He's also the co-founder of an organization called Give and Take which helps businesses and other teams work better together.
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The give and take between the popular imagination and reality forms the core of some of the book's most intriguing segments.
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MILAN — The current give and take between the worlds of men's and women's wear does not work in only one direction.
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I guess they should also be nice and loyal … but be able to give and take a good put-down too!
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In smaller classes, I learned quickly where people sat, and the give-and-take of conversation told me who was engaged.
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We have severed ourselves from our communities and from the mutual give-and-take that was once our ordinary daily life.
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It seems time to put legislators across the aisle together in a room and provide some motivation for give and take.
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In both cases, there is a give and take between partners — a sharing, giving, and having of control over the situation.
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Negotiations are not always an even give and take, and that is not a sign of weakness but of strength and skill.
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"It takes a little bit of time, and it takes a little bit of give and take on both sides," Wackrow said.
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We don't put customer service people on the phone if they can't make their way through a simple telephone give-and-take.
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"There's some give and take and pass-backs on that issue and language that people are looking at and considering," he said.
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The give and take, the back and forth, the posturing — success in a negotiation isn't necessarily advanced if the world is watching.
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While he acknowledged that algorithms could introduce bias into any equation, he said that it was a game of give-and-take.
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Negotiations inherently involve a give and take process as two parties decide what they're willing to concede to get their desired outcomes.
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Since full moons are all about release, you might find yourself considering whether there is enough give-and-take in your partnerships.
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These acts go well beyond the normal democratic give and take, where parties battle over the rules of elections at the margins.
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He stressed that moving the embassy to Jerusalem is a U.S. interest and not part of any "Give and take" with Israel.
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This took a willingness to answer questions, to submit to the give and take that comes with a profile of that scale.
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Mr. Sparks would like to see more trucks going south on his bridge, but he sees the give-and-take as unavoidable.
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" He added: "Would withdrawing financial support effectively demonstrate the consequences of refusing to participate in the give and take of family life?
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A give-and-take between the two political branches of government usually results in congressional requests being narrowed but ultimately complied with.
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What they most need are interactions, language, give and take, which can just be another way of saying somebody to play with.
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I believe there is more potential for common ground — and intellectually honest give-and-take — than the drama of the primary suggests.
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The Islanders took the lead on a nifty give-and-take between three of their top players just 78 seconds after faceoff.
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The Trump administration wants to see a give-and-take that moves forward to a more positive outcome even if not ideal.
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If Britain wants something like a Commonwealth free trade area, there's going to have to be a lot of give and take.
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This was a remarkable company performance, however, with marvelous conversational give-and-take between the bright Leta Biasucci and Mr. Griffiths in duets.
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Might the dynamics of the Trump-Pecker relationship provide insight into the perils of the continuing give and take between Trump and Putin?
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As a Democrat, she was his sounding board, leading to give and take that helped cast him as a moderate Republican in Congress.
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There is also an authenticity about press interaction, proffered through the give-and-take with reporters, which cannot be replicated by other means.
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Cancer season is all about you connecting with the people in your life and working out the give and take in your partnerships.
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Under the guise of principled conservatism, he has shunned the give and take that has been essential to the functioning of our democracy.
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" Asked about Trump's proposed budget cuts, Mattis said, "this is the normal give and take of building the President's budget, ladies and gentlemen.
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But a left-right fusion of that kind could help emancipate our stalemated government by giving both parties room for give and take.
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"It's a constant give and take until it is exactly right," Deputy FAA Administrator Dan Elwell told reporters of the discussions with Boeing.
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"I'm not saying there can't be some give and take," he said aboard his personal jet that evening, according to The Washington Examiner.
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The remaining, more prevalent type of social friction — the give and take of interpersonal strife — should be considered to be conflict, not bullying.
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Major rebalancing is required—relationships you don't feel safe or seen in, or have an unfair give-and-take, will reach their end.
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Mr. Moon, who worked tirelessly to help mediate this first-ever summit meeting, urged a "bold give-and-take" to make it successful.
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What he discovered is that most laughter is not connected to humor but rather part of the give and take of daily interactions.
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It's a big give and take depending on what type of vibe you're going for and your willingness to walk or pay for transportation.
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The give and take that Brexit requires mean that no form of exit will resemble the prospectus the public were recklessly sold in 2016.
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It isn't too hard to imagine the give-and-take between the parties over Supreme Court vacancies returning to some kind of balanced order.
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Trump would have found it difficult squaring his tough talk and steep demand of total nuclear disarmament with the give-and-take of diplomacy.
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Certain forms and motifs reappear in different mediums, and the give and take between photography and painting is one of the show's driving forces.
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I tell myself that helping her is part of the give-and-take of friendship, and that she will be there for me eventually.
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It has totally crowded out serious discussion of genuinely hard problems that demand thoughtful give and take and balancing of competing objectives and interests.
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The final text of TPP reflects the give and take of negotiations between 22019 diverse countries that sought differing priorities while protecting differing sensitivities.
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Our lives are full of cultural work that requires this kind of give and take, which depends in turn on accessibility, literacy and accountability.
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Paid sick leave should be a universal right, enforced by law – not subject to the decisions of employers to give and take at will.
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To viewers, the messages resembled the normal partisan give-and-take one expects in a political campaign; in fact they came from foreign sources.
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This will require the kind of give and take that Democrats have not been capable of early in the process of selecting a nominee.
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"I understand that this is a process of give and take, especially when there's only a couple of us fighting for it," Rubio continued.
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" This new research dovetails nicely with previous work in the area, such as Adam Grant's 2013 book, "Give and Take: A Revolutionary Approach to Success.
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But there is also at some point where you need to have a little give and take, rather than just blowing the whole thing up.
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During the 2015 arguments over the constitutionality of sentencing law, he jumped into the give-and-take nearly 50 times in the hour-long session.
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Yet in the past year Mrs May has found that negotiation in Brussels requires give and take, and that not all her goals are compatible.
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"I understand that this is a process of give and take, especially when there's only a couple of us fighting for it," he told reporters.
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But ultimately, redemption comes through Nadia and Alan's bond, formed of equal respect, of give and take, and what it does for each of them.
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It's also important that there is fair give and take in your relationships, and that neither partner is sacrificing too much to nurture the other.
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"It was a give and take of ideas from all sides, more brainstorming without any defining principles established at the end," an insider told Deadline.
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Because it's Wow Air, all of the flights have a stop in Iceland, but saving money is a delicate game of give and take, right?
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George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush all mostly withdrew from the daily give and take of politics, and certainly from controversial issues.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders reverberated with policy give-and-take, political substance and a sense of freshness that suggested a party with a mission.
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To the Chris Isaak song "Wicked Game," they lean on each other, an image of mutual give-and-take that returns later in the work.
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But the reality behind the scenes at the Federal Trade Commission is far more complicated, reflecting the politics and give-and-take of the negotiations.
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Under the committee's procedures, a deal is done by consensus — all members must agree, which often means a flurry of last-minute give-and-take.
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We both came from families with similar value systems and stable marriages and, like the best marriages, ours is founded on give-and-take compromises.
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Like de Gaulle, he appears to disdain not just the give and take of politics but also the advice and warnings of his own appointees.
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The flavors, too, give and take, pulverized peanuts leavened by ginger, sunny lemon pulled down to earth by cumin with its whiff of broken husks.
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It was not that Trump could not get a deal -- but he found that accepting a give and take agreement with Democrats was politically untenable.
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There has to be political give and take — "political" in the broad sense, in the media as well as in Congress, and among the public.
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In Venus-ruled Libra, Jupiter turns your attention to partnership dynamics, which makes you highly aware of proportion and specifically the balance of give-and-take.
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No longer able to count on unilateral trade concessions from rich countries, they are instead being forced into reciprocal deals, which involve more give-and-take.
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She loved this game, the give and take of control and pleasure, each sexual demand and request ensuring they would both be pleased in the end.
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She emphasized the importance of give and take in relationships with lawmakers and other business trades, earning humility through losses, and using momentum to secure wins.
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I know who I am based on my relationship to you, and the cues I'm getting from you and it's the give and take of interaction.
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The Moon enters Virgo this morning, lighting up the relationship sector of your chart and finding you reflecting on the give-and-take in your partnerships.
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The full moon in Libra asks that you find a balance between give and take, focusing on what you need to satisfy your own self-worth.
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Try to understand your partner's point of view, but don't pressure yourself to be the perfect person for someone—partnerships require a fair give-and-take.
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But I think in order to make the fight happen, they had to make it down in Brazil, because you've got to give and take something.
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But, on Monday, Sanders made an accusation that went way, way beyond the pale of the usual give and take between White House and press corps.
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News cameras captured the unusual listening session, revealing an emotional give-and-take between a president and private citizens that is typically shielded from public view.
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He said that effective cross-team collaboration comes from subordinating your ego, which entails a degree of give and take with leaders of the other teams.
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From then on, it is all give and take with the initial stillness, the initial darkness, and nothing can ever be entirely unseen, unnoticed or immobile.
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"US monetary policy cannot reasonably react to the day-to-day give-and-take of trade negotiations," Bullard said in a presentation in Washington on Tuesday.
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And then your teeth will seek out the give and take of stretchy mozzarella and the juicy release of a sausage or a roasted pepper chunk.
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In your relationships, you and your partners have to find a fair give-and-take so you're not the one who's constantly picking up the tab!
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"There was a lot of give-and-take between the different countries in the room," said Gary D. Cohn, the director of the National Economic Council.
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He said that effective cross-team collaboration comes from subordinating your ego, which entails a degree of give-and-take with leaders of the other teams.
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" Shadley notes, "When you bring these two sort of disparate backgrounds together and you're forming this union, it's a lot of give and take on both sides.
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In his best-selling first book, "Give and Take," Mr. Grant made a convincing case that giving unconditionally in the workplace is in one's professional self-interest.
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And yet there is an inescapable reputational give-and-take at work once a portfolio of transcendent playing achievements has been thickened with a middling managerial stint.
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You don't have as much pressure on you to maintain the serious mood, and you already have an established sense of give and take in your conversation.
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Leadership counts; Tunisia found a leader in Rached Ghannouchi, an Islamist whose long exile in Britain taught him the life-saving wisdom of democratic give and take.
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WE HAVE THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND THE THEFT OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND UNFAIR TECHNOLOGY GIVE AND TAKE BETWEEN CHINA AND THE UNITED STATES NEEDED TO BE ADDRESSED.
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The Moon is in Scorpio today, illuminating the relationship sector of you chart—how are you feeling about the give and take with in your partnerships, Taurus?
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The exchange between the F.B.I. official and a senior State Department official, Patrick F. Kennedy, was part of a routine give-and-take between agencies, he said.
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We caught up with Armstrong and Auerbach and talked about the book, the magic of NYC club culture, and the give and take of the digital revolution.
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Both romantic and nonromantic relationships will gain your attention, and you'll learn more about what you're able to give (and take) as well as how to compromise.
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But the men being named are symptoms of an even deeper one — male terror of the power of the female body to give and take away life.
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Their second number — to the song "Soñemos," recorded by Carlos di Sarli — was an ideal demonstration of the give-and-take of partnering at its most intimate.
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Kahan told me that, with the rise of Amazon, the give-and-take that has long undergirded the retail economy has become lopsided in a titan's favor.
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But there are still disagreements over what the specifics will be, and members of the ideologically diverse panel will have to engage in some give and take.
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The shutdowns, he said, reflected a collapse in the traditional give-and-take between governors and legislative leaders, who have often managed to cooperate across party lines.
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But to pediatricians, the close contact and casual equipment give and take that are often components of team bonding can also be a breeding ground for infection.
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Any personal relationship entails a level of financial give and take, the assumption of a reciprocity that will balance itself out without having to hire an accountant.
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Right. There's always a give and take in that area, but I try to intend to be a little more private and more protective of my data.
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This kind of give and take was common throughout her life whenever she was working through an intermediary to try to communicate a message to the public.
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With his gift for banter, Mr. Christie seemed to revel in the give and take of the town-hall meetings that are a staple of New Hampshire politics.
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Trump prefers to give a few sound bites while heading toward Marine One -- but that's no substitute for the substantive give-and-take of a true press conference.
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In his 2013 book, " Give and Take," Wharton professor Adam Grant argues that "giving" — being willing to help others— is really the secret to advancing in your career.
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Your lovers, your colleagues, and even your enemies—learning to get along with them, and create a fair give-and-take, is what this period is all about.
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Working with corsetry materials is a painful give-and-take process, as the boning that gives undergarments their structure is literally designed to force bodies into unnatural shapes.
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Make sure to balance the give and take, since it can be easy to get lost in your own pleasure and slack off on giving to your partner.
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Their early interactions consist of grotesque but hilarious games of erotic give-and-take, as she attacks and he mostly retreats, slipping his knife beneath a decorative pillow.
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Israelis may well be grateful Trump gave them something they've deeply wanted for a long time, and with no "give and take," as Friedman told reporters last Friday.
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In place of the SOTU, the President would periodically — say, quarterly — present him or herself to Congress, and engage in a give and take with senators and congressman.
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That's according to Adam Grant, an organizational psychologist and the author of "Originals," and "Give and Take," and co-author of "Option B" with Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg.
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Today on Capitol Hill, after 18 months of bureaucratic give-and-take, the White House is scheduled to launch the first national strategy on women, peace and security.
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Mr. Obama prodded Mr. Castro, clearly uncomfortable being placed on the spot by journalists, to engage in a give-and-take that is a hallmark of American democracy.
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Whether you share experiences, exchange service for money, offer your time, or merge energetically, this is an appropriate time to be conscious of intimate give-and-take dynamics.
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This sets the stage for an exciting game of give-and-take, like when someone gets a round of drinks or snacks, and then you up the ante.
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The Moon is in Fire sign Aries all day, sending you good vibes around networking—but be careful that the give and take in your relationships is fair.
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But we've turned these heightened emotional states into engines for our writing and our marriage, a shorthand for the kind of give-and-take that makes relationships work.
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He was used to a strict military chain of command, and was at times uncomfortable with the often-messy give-and-take that is common among intelligence analysts.
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Even there, however, they will only increase pressure on other (government) programs, so we have to see just how well they work together in the give and take.
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In a give-and-take move, the company has banished blackout dates for point redemption, but has announced it will introduce peak and off-peak pricing this year.
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This is a persona I have to deal with, not a regular-type person with whom there is the usual give and take between a writer and a subject.
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"From here, Russian diplomacy will be cautious, deliberative – looking for deals and give-and-take – while of course standing firmly on their red lines, such as Crimea," he added.
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Mattis said the recent back-and-forth between Trump and North Korea was a part of the "usual give and take" that goes into putting a large summit together.
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Markets have been whipsawed in a give-and-take this year marked by shifts from excitement over signs of economic growth to hand-wringing over higher inflation and yields.
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" Being involved in workplace decisions and the give and take of collective bargaining, voting on union contracts and voting for union leadership are all important drivers of "democratic acculturation.
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Not surprisingly, the Trump administration is expected to appoint a supervision vice chair who will probably be more open to give-and-take with the financial firms being regulated.
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"Compromise requires give and take from all sides and we are pleased this proposal fully protects bathroom safety and privacy," Berger and Moore said in a joint statement. Gov.
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Surely, there would be a great deal of give and take, but it's best to address immigration in trilateral talks rather than pursuing the issue in a xenophobic vacuum.
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For you, there's an upside and downside: And same for Johnny: It's a give-and-take, but at the end of the day, Mom believes the system is better.
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But we talked politics, too — especially the landscape of intransigence that Mr. Obama encountered, which contrasts sharply with the wheeling-and-dealing give-and-take of L.B.J.'s era.
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More than a decade ago, they dismissed him as a loony lightweight, a naïve true believer doomed to failure in the realpolitik world of Capitol Hill give-and-take.
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He sees no difference between the positive and negative space in his work; as both exist simultaneously, the darkness and the light both give and take from each other.
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"It's a significant issue of concern to the Chinese government, you know, and in our bilateral relationship there's a give and take and we discuss these issues," he said.
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Screens distract us from the social give and take of family meals, even while advertising processed foods, and other societal factors encourage everyone to keep on snacking and sipping.
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"Neither of us has really worked on an album with another rapper before, so there's been a considerable learning curve—lots of give and take," Sage Francis told Noisey.
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It is a far cry from the Senate's storied image as the world's greatest deliberative body with full-throated give-and-take and rousing speeches that win over opponents.
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With his remarks on Tuesday, Mr. Moon appeared to propose that the North and the United States engage in a give-and-take exchange to help break the impasse.
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But the spare set and approach does allow for more give and take, in a conversational manner, than a talk show where guests have something to plug normally would.
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"He sent me unsolicited emails, which I passed on in some instances, and I say that that's just part of the give and take," she told reporters last year.
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There were a few references to those two jurists Tuesday, but most of the give-and-take over nearly five hours addressed the intricacies of judicial codes of conduct.
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But the coercive tension in the tune, such as it was, had as much to do with the prickly, playful give-and-take as the specifics of the language.
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In Mr. Trump's world, there are no alternatives that can form the basis of a legislative give-and-take, much as his allies and adversaries might hope for them.
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Washington (CNN)White House press secretary Sean Spicer met the press for his first official briefing Monday, engaging in a wide-ranging give-and-take for well over an hour.
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"There was give and take, and he took all of that in and made in my opinion -- I don't think he'd mind my saying this -- made exactly the right decision."
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You'll find yourself reflecting on the give-and-take in your partnerships today, and some big feelings, especially about privacy or security, will come up for you late this afternoon.
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That's why I say to people, 'Make sure that you have a give-and-take on what you suggest, because some man's going to get the credit for your idea.
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Building relationships with others results in more authentic and genuine relationships where each person is truly [in]vested in the other person's success, and there is more give and take.
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"There needs to be a give-and-take between the two worlds since no one side will easily convince the other to completely change their concepts and ideals..." Fok said.
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Greek Cypriots wanted a conference in Geneva to first focus on clinching a deal on security arrangements post-settlement, while Turkish Cypriots sought a more inclusive give-and-take process.
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As sweet Venus and fiery Mars walk through Libra, you'll learn about the give-and-take in your partnerships, your values, and what you need to stay balanced in relationships.
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There's a certain give and take: A lot of gurus' videos are inspired by other gurus, and some gurus will review or hype others' brands on YouTube or social media.
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Mr. Obama played down the incident, saying it was part of the normal give-and-take over security and media access that the United States has with many foreign countries.
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"Compromise requires give and take from all sides, and we are pleased this proposal fully protects bathroom safety and privacy," Mr. Berger and Mr. Moore said in a joint statement.
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The impending policy rollout comes as the 2020 election season is ramping up, with Twitter playing a central role in some of the daily give-and-take between the candidates.
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Let's start with the economy, which is something especially front of mind because of how Harebrained Schemes BattleTech perfectly nailed the grimy give-and-take of mercenary work last year.
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In contrast to the soundbite-driven drumbeat of D.C. politics, which caters to the pace of cable news, the lengthy podcasts provide a forum for nuance and give-and-take.
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His being able to air his views to an extent was part of the educational process, in providing something to respond to amid the lively give and take of actual exchange.
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The Moon is in Virgo, the sign opposite you on the zodiac wheel today, inspiring you to reflect on what kind of give and take works best for you in relationships.
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Biegun signaled several times in the off the record conversation that he was open to some give and take along the way to that goal, according to one of the sources.
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"I think it's still premature to call it a trade war, because as it starts maturing, you know there is always give and take on these things," Mattis told the reporters.
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" To fall within the scope of the deliberative process privilege encompassed by Exemption 5, records must be both pre-decisional and deliberative, "[reflecting] the give-and-take of the consultative process.
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And like Pregent, she points out that in the fluid give-and- take of Iraqi politics, it's very possible that al-Sadr might not end up being Iraq's new power broker.
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And far from despairing, Mr. Oetomo sees this latest stage as part of the give and take of a young democracy struggling to balance progressive democratic values with conservative religious ones.
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"The prime minister will say that reaching the agreement on phase one has required give and take on both sides but a fair outcome has been achieved," the official told reporters.
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The artful give-and-take between the leaders sought to build wide consensus, rather than shoehorning legislation into the limited scope and time-frame for the 51 votes needed for reconciliation.
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First up: managing life with a phone, these hard and greasy familiar spirits that give and take so much in the lives and brains of tenderhearted sweeties like you and me.
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Some of the children believed they could teach the devices something useful, like how to make a paper plane, suggesting they felt a genuine, give-and-take relationship with the machines.
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There was always a give-and-take designed not just to put the author at ease, but to help him create the authentic representation of the author's voice on the page.
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Mr. McCain spoke eloquently of the importance of the Senate, its recent failures and his desire to see the institution return to its more traditional give-and-take between the parties.
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The new analysis, from a team of astrophysicists from the United States and Canada, shows that galaxy formation (and the formation of stuff in general) is a complex give-and-take process.
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So there will have to be more give-and-take, more talking, more exercises in developing mutual trust and probably a lot more problems and potential deal-breaking disputes along the way.
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The result is that although I finished "Give and Take" excited about being more giving, after "Originals," I was not so sure that the world would be better off with more nonconformity.
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Achieving this astounding outcome, which seems almost unimaginable today, wasn't easy; There were many shouting matches behind closed doors, immeasurable give-and-take, and a few threats before the product was enacted.
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Give and Take Elizabeth Kolbert, in her critique of private philanthropy in the United States, argues that the super-rich are reinventing our society through charitable foundations ("Shaking the Foundations," August 27th).
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"Effective givers recognize that every 'no' frees you up to say yes when it matters most," Adam Grant, Ph.D., organizational psychologist and author of "Give and Take" writes in Harvard Business Review.
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In "Give and Take," Grant argues that authentically seeking to help others is the most effective way to build a network of people who are, in turn, willing to help you succeed.
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Take it from Adam Grant, a Wharton professor whose 2013 book "Give and Take" made a compelling case for why people who are willing to help others ("givers") are most successful professionally.
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Some give-and-take is required and, though Turkey needs the U.S. more than the U.S. needs Turkey, America's interests will be more secure when Turkey is once again a NATO partner.
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My parents believed in the give-and-take nature of a parent's relationship with their child; a child completes some chores, and in exchange, the parents provide food, shelter, and other utilities.
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"We do not want good will and generosity of the U.S. but urge it to act with the elementary give-and-take principle," the Rodong Sinmun said in a commentary on Saturday.
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Are my friends and family demanding too much time and energy from me, and how can I shift the dynamic so there's more of a sense of equal give-and-take between us?
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"Give and Take: Why Helping Others Drives Our Success" by Adam GrantKenn So, an associate at Nest-investor Shasta Ventures, recommended this classic read by Wharton professor and business thought leader Adam Grant.
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The executive branch often pushes back against congressional requests for documents or testimony, but it usually happens on a case-by-case basis, and often deals are reached after some give-and-take.
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One way to assess a fabric's quality, she said, is to look at its give and take: It should stretch to accommodate the body's form yet not bounce back to its original shape.
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Professor McNeill's book looked beyond Europe to argue that the dynamic give and take between civilizations and nations over five millenniums defined global history and spurred the rise of the West since 21989.
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Athletes that great are so thoroughly different and so undeniably other that it's hard to feel much of the dynamic tension or basic give-and-take that makes caring about sports worth it.
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It has to be a give and take where we exchange our feedback and insights for a world filled with better content, unparallelled customer service and products tailored to exactly who we are.
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Remember that every conversation is a give-and-take, and coming off as angry or inflexible is only going to create tension with the very people who are in a position to help.
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Kang Dong-wan, a political science professor at Dong-A University in Busan, saw "a good chance of a very messy parliament" unless Moon uses a "give-and-take" approach with other parties.
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When you've landed your first job: 'Give and Take' by Adam Grant There's a common misconception that, in order to get ahead, you've got to be ruthless, sometimes succeeding professionally at other people's expense.
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But Weber said some of the friction eased by the end of the meeting, prompting House Speaker Paul Ryan to say that more give and take might have been useful in the healthcare effort.
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But the proportion of give and take in male-female partnerships is always worth examining and negotiating, especially considering women are mostly expected to be agreeable and men are mostly expected to be assertive.
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Demanding that Pyongyang suspend nuclear tests without getting anything in return has only delayed diplomatic give-and-take, enabling it to add to its nuclear capacity and boost its bargaining leverage in the meantime.
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" Shadley, an A-list favorite and AD100 honoree, notes, "When you bring these two sort of disparate backgrounds together and you're forming this union, it's a lot of give and take on both sides.
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Ways you hold yourself back, or even lie to yourself, will be revealed, as will the give-and-take dynamics in your relationships—and I mean all your relationships, not just the sexy ones!
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As they become acquainted, they share an easy, flirtatious give-and-take about Amazonian and Western modes of intercourse (she knows about the birds and bees, in addition to babies artisanally crafted from clay).
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The rest was old-fashioned give-and-take, with each side resisting the urge to fling bombs at the other, and both swallowing aspects of the law they didn't like for the common good.
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" To build a following, Huggins says, "you have to be someone who does a little give and take with the audience — you have to be a cordial, charismatic individual and someone who feels approachable.
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"I feel it's a great way to reach out to your constituents and create a give-and-take, because people obviously respond to his tweets, retweet the tweets," said Ilene Wood of Emmaus, Pennsylvania.
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Taurus season was about connecting with people intellectually and working out the give-and-take in relationships; however, Gemini season is about taking things to the bedroom (or, for professional relationships, signing that check!).
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His answers had a hortatory, soapbox quality, as if he were still trying to be heard over waterfalls, or not quite comfortable in the give-and-take of a televised interview conducted via satellite.
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She sits down with selected journalists for formal interviews, but doesn't engage in on the record give-and-take with the slew of campaign reporters whose jobs are to follow her around every day.
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New Jersey's Assembly and Senate are controlled by Democrats, but the governor has few allies among lawmakers and has often been viewed as disengaged from the give-and-take that typically greases legislative gears.
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Beijing has said it will introduce in 2020 its own social credit system that is expected to give and take away privileges based on spending habits, online and real-world behavior, and social relationships.
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"But he forgets that diplomacy is an art that involves give and take, and the deal is a bargain that could not have been struck with a win-it-all mindset," said China Daily.
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The month ends with more good energy in your relationships on February 29, when lovely Venus sextiles structure loving Saturn, creating a great give-and-take between you and the people you work with.
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And yet, here we were, in a give-and-take discussion filled with agreement and common ground, with the ultimate shared goal of improving treatments for addicts to help them lead healthy and productive lives.
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He will approach Washington with a fresh, business executive frame of reference in which all parties involved in a negotiation — such as one about trade — give and take until they reach the best possible outcome.
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But if there is any hope of denuclearizing North Korea by the end of Trump's first term in 2021, these new developments need to be the beginning of a sustained give-and-take negotiation process.
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Not least, in this age of extreme partisanship, they'll be insufficiently aware of the importance that compromise has played in America's past, of the vital role of mutual give-and-take in the democratic process.
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Early on we baby boomers rejected the stiff formalities of an earlier generation for an easy physicality, an appreciative give-and-take across gender lines that graced daily life with moments of lightness and warmth.
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In a statement, the White House accused General Motors of "wasting time" and that their fight against the COVID-19 pandemic was too urgent to allow for the give-and-take of the contracting process.
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I THINK THE BIG DEAL IS THE NATURE OF THE RELATIONSHIP IS. IS THIS GOING TO BE A RELATIONSHIP IN WHICH THERE IS SORT OF A GIVE AND TAKE OR IS THIS AN ANTAGONISTIC RELATIONSHIP?
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In Britain, the London Musical Arts Orchestra has been offering concerts of well-loved standards by composers like Mozart and Vivaldi, with players moving in ways that illustrate the give and take of the music.
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"However, it has also made it clear that it will not seek a solution to the trade frictions by making unreasonable concessions, and any agreement has to involve give and take from both sides," it said.
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Because I think it is not a bad part of a usual give-and-take with our NATO allies, talking about how we both need to be making sure that we are paying the right amount.
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The teeming social ecosystem of "givers" and "takers" described by Mr. Grant in "Give and Take" is redeemed by the introduction of a third category – "matchers" – whose role in protecting givers and punishing takers is central.
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Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iran's foreign minister, implicitly made that point Monday by noting that the negotiations that led to the nuclear agreement between his country and six world powers involved give and take by all sides.
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When you end up with seven pages of Patels in a yearbook, a certain give-and-take is inevitable; the cafeteria serves vegetarian meals and the senior center offers yoga and tai chi, alongside line dancing.
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Yet even if the retaliation is justified, moves such as these also condition Washington into thinking of normal diplomatic give-and-take as a reward to be earned rather than a peaceful means to an end.
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"I think it's fair for members to ask whether your relationship is routed in a candid, healthy, give-and-take dynamic, or whether it's based on deferential willingness to go along to get along," he said.
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A climax will take place in your partnerships, choices will be made, some endings are possible, and, ultimately, you'll gain a clearer understanding of what fair give-and-take in relationships really looks like for you.
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There is little in Mr. Bolton's past, or in Mr. Pompeo's, to indicate they have much time for the give-and-take of the diplomatic process, where to get something the United States also gives something.
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Yet the possibility of tariffs on trucks overshadows the give-and-take so far between a new president determined to expand the American economy and automakers that count on pickups as a huge source of income.
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While we wish we could just add, add, add to our wardrobe all the time, there definitely has to be some give and take when shopping for colder weather — and we suggest starting with the suggestions ahead.
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Plus, the Trump who loves the results of the Carrier deal so much will likely be very happy to give and take quite a bit with the Chinese in order to save more American jobs and companies.
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Ahead of her Beach Wedding—See Her Incredible Before and After Dead butt syndrome has to do with reciprocal inhibition—the process that describes the give-and-take relationship between muscles on either side of a joint.
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While in the midst of that assignment—which required the kind of delicate give-and-take ill-suited to a hard-driving, no-nonsense Marine—the 23-year-old Mueller received a final call to public service.
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Gemini rules over the relationship sector of your chart—ask yourself where you stand in your relationships, what sort of people you want to partner with, and if the partnerships you're in have fair give and take.
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If the give-and-take has been out of balance between yourself and your partners, this full moon will bring things into balance—which could mean some drama and confrontation, but ultimately, it will be worth it!
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The island handover is therefore a sign that Riyadh no longer intends to give its counterparts "free money," in the words of one well-connected Saudi businessman, but will expect a certain amount of give-and-take.
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For the last two years, the negotiation over mayoral control for New York City schools resembled most deals in Albany: a back-room, last-minute give-and-take involving legislative concessions from Assembly Democrats and Senate Republicans.
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After some give-and-take with the Bar, the state Supreme Court decided the most effective solution was to prohibit Florida lawyers from accepting referrals from any service not owned by a member of the Florida Bar.
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"I think it's fair for our members to ask whether your relationship is rooted in a candid, healthy, give-and-take dynamic or whether it's based on deferential willingness to go along to get along," Corker said.
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"This battle is give and take sometimes like most military fights and we have been saying from the beginning, this will be a difficult struggle," Colonel Sean Ryan, the coalition's spokesman, said in an email to Reuters.
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CE: For me, it's difficult, because you never want to step on the director's toes, but you both want the story to be told the right way, so that leads to a bit of give and take.
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"I expect that there will be an ongoing process of give-and-take while we try to tease out exactly what is the full commitment," a senior administration official said Thursday, previewing the summit anonymously to reporters.
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Even the President sent out a note about that a few moments ago, we&aposll let you all know that that&aposs a usual give and take, you know, of trying to put together big summits and stuff.
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The relationship between the congressional committees on one hand and federal law enforcement on the other has been a give-and-take, push-me-pull-you relationship that generally led to compromise between Congress and federal law enforcement.
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The process facilitates a give-and-take interactivity, and in Actual Sunlight players discover this within a negative space of interaction—where the player is ultimately coerced into performing certain actions so as to underscore its central narrative.
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He won't be selling the framework as a finished product; it's the starting point of a process that will be long and have lots of give and take as it wends its way through the House and Senate.
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Instead of arguing for the dignity and necessity of politics — instead of making the case for why the give and take, the debate and compromise, are both necessary and appropriate — activists and their counterparts in government disparaged it.
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History has been quite clear: The presidents who have built the best relationships with the press are those who respect its place in American life, have enjoyed a give and take with reporters and care about the truth.
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This is an important time to be real with yourself about whether or not the give-and-take in your relationships is fair and, even more importantly, if there's enough depth between yourself and those you care about.
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I feel like when you're writing about identity and trying to center a specific audience but also wanting to make sure your work has an impact beyond that, it's always a give and take, like this difficult dance.
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Grant is a professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and author of many bestselling business books including "Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World" and "Give and Take: Why Helping Others Drives Our Success."
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"There has to be far more give and take between researchers and the people suffering with these disorders," said Dr. Steven Hyman, director of the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research at the Broad Institute of M.I.T. and Harvard.
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If you're comparison shopping between styluses from other companies like Adonit or Wacom, and trying to whittle down your choices in the $70-90 range, it's going to be a give and take between what features you value most.
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The film's demanding running time, nearly four hours, was typical for Mr. Rivette, who enjoyed exploring and exploding the limits of conventional movie storytelling, although its relatively transparent theme, the give and take between life and art, was not.
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History is a conspiracy, set in motion by demonic forces of almost transcendent power, and what is felt to be needed to defeat it is not the usual methods of political give-and-take, but an all-out crusade.
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And while Breitbart is publicly viewed as on the fringe of far-right media, the BuzzFeed report shows a friendly give-and-take with reporters at other outlets, who at times fed Yiannopoulos information and ideas for hit pieces.
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He co-wrote "Option B" with Sheryl Sandberg in 1003 and wrote other books before that including "Give and Take: Why Helping Others Drives Our Success," and also "Originals," which had a big impact in Silicon Valley for sure.
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I think you mentioned earlier ... I was asked to co-found this company called Give and Take, where we're trying to make it easier for people to both give and receive help in five minutes a day or less.
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He sees some of his achievements — on health care, on the climate accord, on voting rights — as not just policy successes, but as expressive of what he sees as fundamental American values outside the usual political give and take.
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Instead, this production — which originated with a British cast at London's Old Vic Theater, where Warchus is the artistic director — ingeniously deploys tools unique to live performance to create an interactive relationship of give-and-take with the audience.
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"That's why I think it's fair for our members to ask whether your relationship is rooted in a candid, healthy, give-and-take dynamic or whether it's based on deferential willingness to go along to get along," he said.
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Doused in a magnificent spectrum of colors, we see nearly 500,000 atoms moving at a rate of femtoseconds (1 millionth of a 913 billionth of a second), attracting and repelling their neighbors in a give-and-take of biological energy.
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As a former correspondent for the BBC and political editor for The Observer, he is as well qualified as anyone to appreciate that nothing is ever achieved in a democratic system of government without a measure of give-and-take.
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You've learned valuable lessons about give-and-take in relationships, and may spend time ending and mourning a situation—but an exciting new journey is on the horizon, and you want a partner as intellectual and adventurous as you are!
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"We recognize that successfully getting policy across any finish line often means going in with some broad principles and some broad paradigm but using the legislative process in a give-and-take to work out the devilish details," Scarlett continued.
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There's more pleasure in life than the reaving of hordes, more to Thrones than poop jokes and swordplay, but as far as the give-and-take of season six is concerned, this is a high water mark by any standard.
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The aides said Rubio has plans to be a major presence in both Iowa and New Hampshire in the final stretch, with a schedule that will include plenty of give-and-take with voters in informal settings such as town halls.
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One by one, they came to the remarkable realization that this threat to their psychological safety is largely comprised of human beings not so unlike themselves and that a little honest give and take doesn't hurt so bad after all.
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"I have been in a number of meetings with the President, including one last week with 10 senators, where there was a significant give and take, and I think that's exactly what we should want to have happen," said Missouri Sen.
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Finally, if the Trump-Kim friendship is to be more than a sideshow of international politics, it must be characterized by a legitimate give-and-take instead of the tired Washington playbook, which requires full capitulation before any sanctions are removed.
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The process by which the Problem Solvers Caucus came to agreement on this plan is every bit as important as what it contains, as it reflects the sort of give and take and compromise that has become increasingly rare in Washington.
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The natural focus on the give-and-take of the battle between the two campaigns means that less attention is paid to some of the nitty-gritty of what either would do when and if they took over the Oval Office.
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Expect more give-and-take between the two sides of Congress: "I think everyone understands that this will probably end up being a Ping-Pong situation, and we'll see where the ball lands," said Representative Carlos Curbelo, Republican of Florida.
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In the same vein, Arcade Fire and Mavis Staples released "I Give You Power" on the eve of Trump's inauguration, a throbbing track about the give and take of authority, with all proceeds from its purchase going to the ACLU.
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"The White House's interaction is, and generally should be, subject to a natural give-and-take," Ms. Sanders wrote on Monday, suggesting that the onus was on the press corps to ensure that a "code of conduct" did not become necessary.
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Whether we realize it or not, these processes have radically transformed the ways in which we speak about and to one another and give and take offense, exposing far larger and more significant currents in our national political and social life.
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In his book "Give and Take: Why Helping Others Drives Our Success " Adam Grant details how "givers" often come out ahead in the long run compared with "matchers" and "takers," in no small part because their actions endear themselves to others.
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Even those technologies that make use of virtual agents or videos of human speakers lack the give-and-take that defines true social interaction, where the verbal and nonverbal cues of one party are dynamically responsive to those of the other.
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And while the scarcity of legislative fights has its advantages — senators are not being forced to cast politically risky votes — it also deprives them of the opportunity for a give-and-take over policy, something senators formerly took pride in.
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But truly original concepts are hard to come by, according to Adam Grant, organizational psychologist, author of the books "Give and Take " and "Originals " and top-rated professor at The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania for five years.
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Hunter was joined at our scrum by his chief of staff, Joe Kasper, a hyperactive, talkative, former A-10 mechanic who lived on the constant give and take of congressional politics and would later become an assistant Navy secretary under Trump.
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Anderson's book is a breezy history of give-and-take, looking at how the advances of Reconstruction, school desegregation and busing, the civil-rights era, and Obama's election were all targeted and slowly dismantled by whites wary of black advancement.
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Similarly, by using computer modeling to test informal and formal negotiations, we can determine most likely outcomes, potential coalitions of actors, key influencers, potential areas of give and take, and most likely pathways to outcomes that support U.S. goals and objectives.
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But for plenty of other folks — mainly those in their 20s and 303s — the camaraderie and give-and-take that comes from being around other people who are trying to start (or restart) their lives and careers can be a welcome offering.
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Critics of his businesses record can quibble about how wealthy he really is and how much success he's had overall, but only a fool would deny that Trump is adept at dealmaking and certainly delights in the give and take of it all.
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"We sort of switch off who has the 'good job' (the one that makes the money) and which of us gets to do the creative bit for awhile," says Julie, 41, a talent agent, describing the give and take in her marriage.
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"Compromise requires give and take from all sides, and we are pleased this proposal fully protects bathroom safety and privacy," the state's top Republican lawmakers, Senate leader Phil Berger and House of Representatives Speaker Tim Moore, said in a statement released late Wednesday.
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The reason I like this kind of format is that I like to have the give and take, because I actually think fundamentally, this exercise in pluralism that we're living in is one that relies on us to disagree with each other. Right.
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Figuring out how to work a fair give-and-take between you and your partners has been a big issue for you; so has working out complicated financial issues and coming to terms with deep transformations that have taken place in your life.
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"There has to be a give and take, and right now it seems like conservatives are being told just to take it all and not get anything," Dan Holler, a spokesman for Heritage Action for America, a conservative group, said on Thursday.
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Presidential lessons For Trump, his first trip abroad has amounted to an education in the realities of being president: the contradictory messages of diplomacy, the rigid structures of protocol, and perhaps most of all, the sticky give-and-take of making foreign friends.
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"Give-and-take is a wonderful thing in a democratic process when it leads to a productive result and that's what's happened here," Mr. de Blasio said from the steps under the City Hall rotunda amid a buoyant group of council members.
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China is opening up because that's necessary for its own development and it's "merely an added bonus" if doing so narrows the trade balance with some countries, China Daily said, adding that the U.S. should expect some give-and-take during the talks.
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There is a fluid give and take between the two sides, even as the disparities are stark: Juárez has frequently ranked among the most violent cities in the world, while El Paso routinely rates among the safest municipalities in the United States.
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In a real give-and-take process, the group agreed on and Congress ultimately passed legislation to preserve about 37,85033 acres of forest as wilderness and another 70,000 acres as a special use area — that would be open to mountain biking and snowmobiling.
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They are less about passion than about risk—low-libido, high-stakes transactions, in which the ratio of investment and return, give and take, has to achieve near-perfect balance in order that the protagonists may proceed much beyond the first kiss.
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On this episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, psychologist Adam Grant, the author of "Originals" and "Give and Take" and co-author with Sheryl Sandberg of "Option B," talks about how to work smarter and more successfully with your colleagues.
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"Our negotiations with GM regarding its ability to supply ventilators have been productive, but our fight against the virus is too urgent to allow the give-and-take of the contracting process to continue to run its normal course," the president added.
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Parents who read to their child on a tablet, whether or not the digital book is interactive, had less social reciprocity -- that is, give-and-take social interaction -- than when they read a traditional book, according to findings published Monday in JAMA Pediatrics.
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We should not only expect, but demand that the general public be kept informed through the give and take of a daily press briefing, in order to ensure that our military is indeed the greatest force for good many believe it is.
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Take, as an example of the way her attentiveness to detail never tips into mannerism or preciousness, a little moment in the first movement of Szymanowski's "Mythes" for violin and piano, a brief bit of give-and-take between the violinist and pianist.
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Their hymnal give and take owes something to folk and roots music, and something to jazz, and it's surprising, given how different their vocal approaches are, just how much their words appear to be hugging each other, balms in an emotional storm.
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The volatile give-and-take during the week and quarter would seem to set the table for tense months ahead as buy-the-dip bulls look for corporate earnings to validate the market's current levels and short-selling bears work to expose investors' complacency.
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"It's a 'give and take' exercise: People take two but also need to give two when their colleagues are away," said Orcel, who joined UBS in 2012, adding it should free up time for family events or activities like marathon training without any stigma.
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"It's a 'give and take' exercise: people take two but also need to give two when their colleagues are away," said Orcel, who joined UBS in 2012, adding it should free up time for family events or activities like marathon training without any stigma.
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The real draw is not financial gain but the excitement of a challenge: to engage in a give and take with young children, who experience the world with unfettered imagination and unabashed love best conveyed by a few well-chosen words and colorful images.
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Here, both volumes are together in English for the first time, and the effect is to make the give-and-take between Subicz and Schwab into something closer to a forking or branching: They're the two lives, or deaths, that might've been von Rezzori's.
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But the give-and-take between analysts and corporate management is the least that can be done when a firm has lost money for six consecutive quarters, has continued to fall short of milestones and also insists it does not need to raise more capital.
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In a wide ranging, 30-minute speech, Kim said that relations with Washington would progress at a "fast speed" if the US engages in some form of give-and-take, adding that he was ready to meet with US President Donald Trump at any time.
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You may know me as someone who believes in the power of give and take — I give the orders and everyone else should take them — but in my spare time I talk tech and you're listening to Recode Decode from the Vox Media podcast network.
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Developed by FromSoftware, the studio behind Dark Souls, this takes place in feudal Japan, and incorporates a deep give-and-take parry system that makes combat more nail-biting, strategic, and in a way, more welcoming to newcomers than Dark Souls's stat-heavy progression.
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They not only shape the identity of you and your Convoy, but also give and take resources much more drastically than combat, and they're the only source of "mindsets," a resource meant to differentiate the values you and your convoy espouse on your journey.
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"Part of our job is to make sure those benefits are burning through the clutter and the normal give-and-take of American politics," Tim Phillips, president of Americans for Prosperity, said during a private meeting of donors and supporters Saturday in Palm Springs.
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The VR Kanojo experience was far more intimate, not just in the bedroom setting, but in the overall approach to player interaction: There was a give and take present, as well as a sense of uneasiness akin to the nerves of a real life first date.
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Once you kneel and state in contempt that you know such a meaning is inimical to, say, the interests of black people, you have established your infallibility and evicted yourself from the realm of philosophical give-and-take, which acts as a corrective against human errors.
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Before I continue, it is important to reiterate that even through this period of our history, America hopes that you do maintain the kind of give-and-take relationship you have had with the American president and his team for decades, through ups and downs in history.
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"Our negotiations with GM regarding its ability to supply ventilators have been productive, but our fight against the virus is too urgent to allow the give-and-take of the contracting process to continue to run its normal course," said a statement from the White House.
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Mr. de Blasio called Ms. Mark-Viverito on Tuesday during the Council's vote to adopt the budget, according to a person familiar with the matter, urging her not to add the condition, which had not been part of the customary give-and-take of budget negotiations.
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Later episodes, for example, feature Dassey's attorney, Laura Nirider, arguing before the appellate court, in audio-only sequences that are nevertheless fascinating, given the judges' questions (a pretty good tipoff on how they're going to rule) and the give-and-take with the lawyers on both sides.
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A smaller, more intimate musical might not benefit from arena staging — but it could easily manage the small scale of, say, a live late-night TV musical performance or similar, where the give and take between performer and audience is tangible and relatable to viewers at home.
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A move by the Fed on interest rates or a communication misstep by the central bank would likely end either the rally in the stock market or in investment-grade bonds by the end of the year, restoring the traditional give-and-take between risk and safety, investors say.
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Also, the collection of essays, unlike oral history interviews, lack the give-and-take crossfire with an interlocutor to challenge specifics of what the authors choose to remember about the protests that led to the seizure of five campus buildings and the arrest of more than 700 students.
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House leaders, led by Speaker Nancy Pelosi, have charged that Trump's chat with Zelensky is evidence enough of "bribery" and "extortion" — their characterization of what the president said was a "perfect" phone call, and his Republican allies say is just the normal give-and-take of foreign affairs.
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The attempts to give characters more nuance and maturity are admirable, but there's an absurdity to watching Nathan bicker with his brother and wife about the give-and-take of adult relationships while being pursued by mercenaries through an abandoned pirate utopia on an island chain off the coast of Madagascar.
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By awarding them the prize, the Nobel committee also recognized a fundamental shift in economic theory: from the model of predicting that free markets evolve from perfect competition to more robust versions based on give-and-take behaviors that acknowledge other factors, like hostile takeovers, trade wars and big government.
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There's a bit of give and take, too: Even if unions do depress economic growth to a small extent, that could be worth the cost if it guarantees that the remaining growth benefits the lower and middle classes, instead of the super wealthy, to an extent that is not true today.
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"A victims-centered approach, which has become the international norm when it comes to the wartime women's rights, has not been sufficiently reflected, and the deal was reached through give-and-take negotiations as in an ordinary diplomatic issue," the South Korean panel said in its report released on Wednesday.
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After more than 30 years in the Beaux-Arts-style chamber headquarters across Lafayette Square from the White House, Mr. Josten is now in his own transition, retiring after helping turn the chamber into a political powerhouse and watching his specialty — sophisticated legislative give-and-take — become less prized in a polarized capital.
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Gervais made several gibes about it throughout the evening; though none of those gibes will be remembered as vividly as his friendly-malicious give-and-take with Mel Gibson in which Gervais joked about Gibson's alcohol problems and Gibson responded by claiming to regard his encounters with Gervais as reminders that he needs a colonoscopy.
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To say it is easy is to remember the individual rights that we personally value most; and to misremember the community of rights of which they are a part — a community of give-and-take which makes our society a civil and fair place to live for people of all faiths, beliefs, and values.
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There's also an uplifting spirit of bipartisanship in the fact that Ginsburg was nearly unanimously confirmed by the Senate (Republican Orrin Hatch is among the interviewees praising her), and her playful give and take with Scalia, underscoring that it's possible -- or ought to be -- to respectively disagree when it comes to matters like interpreting the Constitution.
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It happened on Friday, when Michelle Dorrance and Justin Peck joined forces for the world premiere of a tap duet, "They Try to Tell Us," a perfect example of the sweet repartee that can turn tap, with its capacity for give-and-take rapid dialogue, into the medium of tenderly high-spirited feeling between two people.
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"There's a little bit of an impasse right now after the enthusiasm expressed by President Trump when Vice Premier Liu He visited Washington and I had a chance to sit down (with) Liu He. And I explained to him: 'You're gonna have to have some give and take here, but China has to bring more to the table to get the final package,'" he added.
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I guess the other thing that it has gotten me thinking about is it connected back to something that I was first alerted to when I was writing "Give and Take," which is if you want to build a culture of generosity where people do help each other, the biggest driver of that as far as I can tell is actually the willingness to seek help.
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The first was a straight tango (full of give and take, constantly suspenseful), the second a tango-valse (rapturous and witty), the third a near-tragic piece of lyricism that, for all its lack of theatrics, turned out to contain its own drama: an attempted kiss on his part, a break away from her, a forlorn retreat by him, and finally a sudden, tender reconciliation and embrace.
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" The Judge's Ruling: Stay in your lane - This week, Fox News Senior Judicial Analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano asks if Congress can interfere in the ongoing federal criminal investigation into the president: "The relationship between the congressional committees on one hand and federal law enforcement on the other has been a give-and-take, push-me-pull-you relationship that generally led to compromise between Congress and federal law enforcement.
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That is IT. HEIDI SCHEER Been married 113 years, it's a give and take, picking your battles, knowing when to not sweat the small things, it's ups and downs, but for me I wouldn't have done it without my husband, growing old together, knowing each other so well, no turning back now PAMELA GURKO 34 years, 9 homes, 2 countries, 3 states, plenty jobs, budget travel, one child, joy and heartache.
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In its own way, this gets to the heart of cyberpunk better than the many Blade Runner and Black Mirror clones that dot the libraries of streaming services; crime stories as a series of intangible transactions that don't just include money and goods but social and cultural cache, best expressed in Uncut Gems through the staunchly Jewish Howard's complex give-and-take relationship with his largely Black and gentile clientele.
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It also wants access to U.S. technology, which often has dual uses that would threaten U.S. national security interests, as well as greater and more transparent access to investment in the U.S. Our issues are more numerous and as a free, open-market economy, the U.S. has very few "gives" not already available to China, so a solely horse-trading approach to the negotiations, defined entirely by give and take, will not be fruitful.
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It included a chart with a monthly breakdown of the hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of cigars and Champagne supplied to the Netanyahus by a Hollywood producer and a millionaire businessman; back-room dealings with the publisher of a rival newspaper, Yediot Ahronot; and a dinner with an Israeli telecommunications mogul that led to a yearslong "give and take" relationship, as Mr. Mandelblit put it, with Mr. Netanyahu allegedly exchanging lucrative regulatory favors for positive coverage.
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Trudeau is the soft-spoken, metrosexual male feminist who cares about your feelings and will do the dishes for you and possibly also give you a foot bath if you indulge that weird sexual thing he's into that you find vaguely uncomfortable in its strangeness but not particularly threatening in any way, it's just not your thing but he's really into it so it's a bit of a give and take situation and otherwise honestly he's a pretty good catch all things considered.
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Nauert, said Elliott Abrams, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, "is very well-informed about any issue senators are likely to ask about, but what she's not experienced in is the political give-and-take she'll need to negotiate compromises at the U.N." So the work now begins to ready Nauert for a nomination hearing early next year, where the former TV host will face hostile Democrats and a few skeptical Republicans not yet convinced she has the foreign policy chops to do the job.
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