The "Golden Rule" can be our march to true peace.
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That is the KLF's Golden Rule, and it's still applicable.
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When Mueller is around, silence should be Trump's golden rule.
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So we ask ourselves: Do we believe in the Golden Rule?
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I think that's sort of like a golden rule for entertaining.
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Golden Rule One thing will never go out of style: Kindness.
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Marie ran into a problem trying to fulfill that golden rule.
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By 1914, The Golden Rule had become a fully incorporated company.
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"Ethics" meant the golden rule, which was basically an aesthetic rule.
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"No girl left at the table alone" is their golden rule.
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Remember the golden rule: Mueller always knows more than we do.
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"Leave nothing but footprints," is akin to the Golden Rule for nature.
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"There was one golden rule: "Don't suggest the mistress to the wife.
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Committing to standards like the golden rule can make you more popular.
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Pay attention Kev, here's the Epps' golden rule to dodging messy breakups.
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For years I'd broken Russia's golden rule by challenging Putin's brazen corruption.
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Critic's Notebook Entertainment's golden rule: Whatever worked once may work yet again.
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GUTFELD: The golden rule is you deny, deny, deny, until it happens.
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The same golden rule of flatulence applies with: potage, velouté, and broth.
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The golden rule is, if at all in doubt, put it out!
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You can think of it as a kind of Golden Rule in reverse.
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It makes them interrupt you in return It's the golden rule at work.
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It brought the golden rule of journalism into clear focus for me: objectivity.
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The two broke the golden rule of smuggling and dipped into their stash.
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According to BLM records, it belongs to "Golden Rule Farms" of Christmas Valley, Oregon.
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In a twist on the golden rule: treat yourself as you would treat others.
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"The Golden Rule still applies, I don't care how old you are," she continued.
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But at the end of the day, the golden rule seems to be: communicate.
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"Fits of rudeness or lack of gratitude may violate the Golden Rule," Sutton wrote.
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I always believe that patience, honesty and abiding by the Golden Rule is best.
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As long as your relative asks you nicely, it's really like the golden rule.
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As long as your relative asks you nicely, it's really like the golden rule.
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Before the federal law, Golden Rule was among those insurers criticized for rescinding policies.
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"The golden rule of applying to a job is showing specific interest," he says.
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On his last day, Bochy broke baseball's golden rule, a Chronicle sports columnist writes.
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"Fits of rudeness or lack of gratitude may violate the Golden Rule," he wrote.
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They aimed to appeal to the morality of fellow Quakers through the golden rule.
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Here's the golden rule: Use one condom, no more, no less, to have safe sex.
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FOX NEWS OPINION Lauren Green: The Red Hen, Sarah Huckabee Sanders and the Golden Rule .
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As with most things, the golden rule applies: what we give out, we get back.
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This, of course, is exactly the opposite of investing's Golden Rule: Buy low, sell high.
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" She mentioned the "golden rule" and alluded to scripture that reveals the "faith's mighty powers.
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But there's one near-golden rule about web apps: the native app is probably better.
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It's the golden rule of crowded escalators: Stand on one side, walk on the other.
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Don't forget the golden rule of saving money on travel: Be as flexible as possible.
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I viewed it not as breaking the law but as acting on the Golden Rule.
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Follow the golden rule and treat your partner how you would want to be treated.
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There's no golden rule that Marvel has to abide by its comic book source material.
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There's one golden rule to gumbo: It's not good, unless it's really, really bad for you.
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Think about your reader The golden rule of writing is that you must know your audience.
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Meaning it&aposs time for a Greg&aposs Golden Rule of Anger: Thou shalt not yell.
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After all, the Golden Rule of advertising in the digital age is simple: Engagement is good.
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So do yourself a favor and abide by the golden rule: Think twice before you post.
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The golden rule applies to Nicki MinajIf you have nothing to nice to say, say nothing.
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That one simple guideline is really the golden rule to abide by when using the internet.
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This is pretty much the golden rule of gaming equipment — you get what you pay for.
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We may have forgotten the golden rule, but it doesn't mean that our children have to.
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"We have one rule with our players: the golden rule," Gagliardi said in the 2003 interview.
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We need to remember the "do onto others" Golden Rule -- and put our empathy in action.
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We all know the golden rule, which is treat others as you want to be treated.
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A golden rule of politics is that when a scandal breaks, you try to minimize it.
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And we can always count on Kris to remind us of the golden rule: wine fixes everything.
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To each their own, and you're paying for this show, but sometimes: stick to the golden rule.
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The golden rule of the internet dictates that if something exists, there is probably porn for it.
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The speech was a hodgepodge of quotes from the Bible, Pope Francis and the ubiquitous Golden Rule.
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Moving on to 2016, there was no Reagan Rule or even a Golden Rule for Donald Trump.
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"According to the Golden Rule, we're supposed to love our neighbors as we love ourselves," he said.
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Lastly, remember the golden rule of wrangling unruly government: making your voice heard at the voting booth.
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NEW YORK, March 12 (Reuters) - Everyone knows the Golden Rule of business is to pay yourself first.
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The Golden Rule—the idea of, "Do unto others…"—is one reason people responded the way they did.
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The simple golden rule is any time you go to handle a snake, approach it with your hand.
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As we teach our children to follow the Golden Rule, we need to model that behavior ourselves. 4.
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There is not a golden rule to what to do if your lie is about to be exposed.
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That's why Scaramucci may long remain in good standing—as long as he doesn't break one golden rule.
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The golden rule of the internet already dictates that if anything exists, there will be porn for it.
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On Wall Street, it is said of the golden rule that the one who has the gold rules.
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Clinton, they both appear to be embracing a golden rule of vice-presidential selections: First, do no harm.
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Basic golden rule: let other people dance or not dance; don't impose your shithousery on other people's enjoyment.
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Tara, predictably, wasn't having it — the strength in unity philosophy amounts to the Golden Rule of the Alexandrians.
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That golden rule of consistency should be as applicable to political debate as it is to personal morality.
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First, follow the Golden Rule 2.0: Don't post about others what you wouldn't want to see posted about yourself.
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" Timely reminder from Norman Rockwell "Golden Rule" (1961) "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
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Naturally, every woman has very different desires when it comes to finding a match, so there's no golden rule.
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One driver broke the golden rule of staying in the lines in a Walmart parking lot in Biddeford, Maine.
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The woman who referenced the Golden Rule turned out to be Cam's mother, Jackie Newton, who introduced herself kindly.
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LL Cool J says Andy Ruiz broke the golden rule when it comes to STAYING successful -- he got comfortable.
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My favorite example of this is the "golden rule": Treat others the way you want them to treat you.
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Leo forgot the golden rule of thumb with men's suits: Never, ever, ever button more than the top button.
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According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, Jesse also broke a golden rule at their daughter's school last month.
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"Fits of rudeness or lack of gratitude may violate the Golden Rule," Judge Jeffrey Sutton wrote in the Wednesday ruling.
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The Golden Rule should apply: We each must treat consumer data in the way we'd want our own data used.
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Tracey: Jon and I try to teach our children the golden rule both in our words and in our actions.
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It is still a worthwhile endeavor to follow the golden rule by treating others as we want to be treated.
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Before we go any further, we must grapple with the golden rule of success in today's attention economy: always synthesize.
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UnitedHealth's Golden Rule spent about half of every dollar it took in premiums for medical expenses, according to regulatory filings.
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"The government is firm: the spending ceiling stands, the primary (deficit goal) stands, the 'golden rule' stands," Sachsida told reporters.
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But because I believe in the golden rule: Give unto future generations the same opportunities and privileges my generation enjoyed.
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The Wiccan Rede, "And it harm none, do what you will," is very similar in concept to the Golden Rule.
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We help marketers follow the golden rule of business — "Know Your Customer" — so that they can deliver a better experience.
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The Golden Rule, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you," leaves too much room for rationalization.
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" In a 2013 tweet, Trump wrote: "Remember the golden rule of negotiating: He who has the gold makes the rules.
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But as a golden rule, we should admit that it has finally done what gold doesn't do: tarnished, oxidized, crumbled.
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Instead, the government "whistleblower" alleged a nebulous violation of the "thou shalt not ask uncomfortable questions about Joe Biden" golden rule.
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He fit the golden rule that the next Bachelor should always be the one who fails while looking like a winner.
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Vorenkamp urges all photographers to follow the golden rule: "If you don't want someone to block your view, don't block theirs."
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Because isn't it the golden rule of finding a good roommate making sure that you don't want to jump their bones?
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To him, personal faith in God is almost irrelevant; everything rolls into the Golden Rule, and all the rest is commentary.
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And always remember the golden rule: Introducing thicker products into your routine gradually is the key to keeping breakouts at bay.
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But, going into 2018, Silverman's exchange should inspire us to follow the golden rule more often, even when another person doesn't.
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House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi read from the Gospel of John, saying the Golden Rule expressed there holds true across religions.
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Every great faith I studied — Catholicism and Protestantism, Judaism and Islam, Buddhism and Confucianism — taught some version of the golden rule.
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That golden rule applies just as much to the new iron ore and steel markets as it does to everything else.
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His own golden rule went one step further, he said: treat people the way you'd want them to treat your mother.
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He believed for a time that following the golden rule — treating others the way you want to be treated — was sufficient.
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"I think everybody has to be on the same page," Ant told the outlet of his "golden rule" to blend households.
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Mr. Tower gets off to a bad start when, in his introduction, he tries to give the Golden Rule an upgrade.
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But nothing is as effective as what Mr Masters calls the "golden rule": never give money to an online paramour, however charming.
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Instead, they take the Golden Rule a step further and treat each person as he or she would like to be treated.
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What they found seems to back up the golden rule: Selfish people never came out on top when it came to earnings.
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Any deviation from this could force the queen to break a golden rule that the monarch does not get involved in politics.
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But having homogenous newsrooms also created an ecosystem where having distance from and being neutral about a subject was the golden rule.
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If you are going to follow one golden rule for credit, it is this: keep balances low and always pay on time.
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Never forget the Grey's Anatomy golden rule: All forms of transportation, no matter how small, could — and will try to — kill you.
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Sharia runs the spectrum from general Golden Rule morality to strict behavior enforcing beard length and burkas, depending on who is asked.
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I have insisted on applying the "other foot" test and the golden rule to my advocacy of civil liberties and constitutional rights.
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They kind of counteract the golden rule of productivity and 'maximizing output' that we're so used to when engaging with a computer.
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But the practical factors obscure the golden rule of consumer behavior, which is that the logic of emotion triumphs above all else.
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They also seemed uninterested, as The Golden Rule hinted, that their former mainstay had a burgeoning interest in more provocative social themes.
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It is, at its most basic, recommitting to the golden rule: Do to others what you want them to do to you.
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Instead, remember the golden rule, and don't be afraid to remind others in a polite way to watch their tongues as well. 2.
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Perhaps most importantly, always apply the golden rule of human acne to your little companion: Thou shalt not squeeze or pick thy pimples.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg moniker graces new praying mantis species But there's a golden rule, according to Sotomayor: No one can discuss ongoing cases.
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The golden rule of Eurovision is that literally anything goes – and the more outrageous your gimmick, the better chance you have of winning.
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She's suing the 3 companies ... United Heathcare, Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Louisiana and Golden Rule Insurance Company -- as well as the blog.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Usually, a golden rule for a news photographer covering a scene of angry confrontation is to get close, but not involved.
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And don't forget the golden rule of public sex: "Just don't do it where you're gonna get caught, because it's illegal," Richmond warns.
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It is a variation of the Golden Rule, in this case treating others, including a Republican president, as they deserve to be treated.
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It ends with some advice on how to be alone: In a twist on the golden rule: treat yourself as you would treat others.
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The idea that there is some overarching directive — some golden rule — we can instill in AI begs the question of what that might be.
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Whatever "golden rule" you use to build your portfolio, remember that fixed income plays a valuable role in building a more stable investment portfolio.
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There are a few unspoken fridge rules for any office, however, the golden rule is to never, ever eat or discard someone's lunch. Ever.
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This sounds easy enough, like the kind of thing your grandmother would advise you to do, or like a version of the golden rule.
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Pop star Rihanna claims her golden rule for her luxury fashion line, Fenty, is that buyers must believe she would wear all the clothing.
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Their differences become problematic when Sam takes a stab at beekeeping and breaks Muratova's golden rule: Leave half of the honey for the bees.
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Democrats across from Graham at the hearing smiled as he joked about the "golden rule" and the political prospects of the few senators. Sen.
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The golden rule of liquid eyeliners is this: Shaky hands will benefit from a marker formula, as opposed to one that requires a brush. Why?
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The Golden Rule indeed has the power to transform an enemy into a friend, but it&aposs a powerful tool that disarms all participants involved.
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I live by the golden rule of improv: "yes, and…", which we use to say yes to our scene partners' ideas and build upon them.
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It may sound obvious, but the golden rule to follow is that spaceflight companies should never push for launch if it needs to be postponed.
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Don't forget the sex toys The golden rule of sex toy owners used to be: If it has a motor, don't submerge it in water.
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It's like all the "wrong" examples you read about in kindergarten picture books about acceptance and the golden rule manifested into one self-assured movement.
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So when we're out marking for harvest, the golden rule is to either mark the whole clump for cutting, or none of them at all.
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The divide between news and opinion sections is the golden rule at most media outlets, but many people don't know about or understand the distinction.
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Historically, sovereignty has been the golden rule that must not be violated, regardless of what actions take place within the confines of a given territory.
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"Here at The Opposition, we believe in our own golden rule: May you only hear from others what you've already been telling yourself," he declared.
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Only half, for instance, knew that the Quran is the holy book of Islam, or that the Golden Rule isn't one of the Ten Commandments.
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That's why here at 'The Opposition,' we believe in our own golden rule: May you only hear from others what you've already been telling yourself.
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This can be as complex as you see fit, but the golden rule to anonymity is that there is no such thing as real anonymity.
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When the structure was erected, during the Great Depression, Franklin Delano Roosevelt heralded the commission's mandate to apply "the golden rule" to the conduct of business.
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Tuesday at Union Hall Most comedy fans know improv's golden rule: "Yes, and …," in which one performer agrees to another's established scenario before adding new information.
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The only real "golden rule" for an orgy is that orgy participants have to set boundaries beforehand to determine what's acceptable for all parties, she says.
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As for her food, fitness and beauty regimen during those trimesters, Duque's golden rule — don't give in to every craving — was not always easy to maintain.
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That doesn't mean we should ignore the Golden Rule altogether, but we should realize its limitations given that every person and every situation is so different.
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" They especially value practicing Christianity according to the Golden Rule, or Jesus' message, "In everything do to others as you would have them do to you.
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I've found that my golden rule to saying no to any request is to be as graciously honest as possible, and propose other solutions when appropriate.
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When the day came for my return to New York, I'd been in Dhaka long enough to have learned its golden rule of commuting: Leave early.
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He named the first store "The Golden Rule," on ode to the popular idiom that means to "treat others as you would like to be treated."
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" Mr. Cowley said that Ms. May faced formidable challenges, but added that there was a golden rule of sorts in British politics: "Don't underestimate Theresa May.
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Along with the original Four Freedoms, Mr. Rockwell's painting "The Golden Rule," which graced the cover of The Saturday Evening Post in 22020, is on view.
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"I think everybody has to be on the same page," the Ant Anstead Master Mechanic star told the outlet of his "golden rule" to blend households.
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Be clean; be polite; when in doubt, such as when confronted by unknowns (finger bowls, artichokes, fish knives), watch what others do; follow the Golden Rule.
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The golden rule in international football is that if something looks odd, it's pretty likely that behind the scenes money is saying all the right things.
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" He finished with a call to observe the Golden Rule: "All you need to do is treat all the people as you would like to be treated.
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For people accustomed to living in the media's glare, it's surprising how often world leaders forget the golden rule of broadcasting: Always assume the mic is live.
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If you read stuff on the internet (and obviously you do because hi, you're reading a blog) then you know the golden rule: never read the comments.
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While she's a little young to put the golden rule into effect just yet, little Louie will have a solid springboard from her dad and mom Aijia.
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The golden rule when it comes to Black Friday is to heavily research the items you want to buy before you buy, rather than acting on instinct.
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Ms. Haddish's first instinct after getting disrespected is to cuss the insulter out, but she said she holds back because she deeply believes in the golden rule.
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The UnitedHealth Group has largely withdrawn from the Affordable Care Act marketplace, but it is actively selling short-term medical plans through its Golden Rule Insurance Company.
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The legislation is seen as a way to work around the "golden rule," a fiscal regulation that prevents the government from borrowing to pay for recurring expenses.
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Mr. Ashe practiced his own distinctive brand of activism, one based on unemotional appeals to common sense and enlightened philosophical principles as simple as the Golden Rule.
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Ginsburg also pointed to "the problems of indifference, of tribal-like loyalties, lack of observance of the golden rule, 'Do unto others,' " and intolerance in modern society.
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"As ridiculously simple as it sounds for such a pervasive problem, I've found this to be the golden rule of email management," writes LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner.
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I'd been so busy lobbying and trying to get people's attention that I'd forgotten the golden rule: it's not about what you know, it's about who you know.
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Any company that is not a practitioner of the golden rule of data will have a tough time earning customer's trust, and a tougher time earning their business.
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Rockwell was friendly with the patriarch of one of them: Bill Gunn, who'd posed for The Golden Rule and also chaired the Berkshire County chapter of the NAACP.
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Venus in Libra is also very concerned with fairness, so you prefer to spend time with people who treat others with kindness and abide by the golden rule.
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Heed this golden rule, future sauce publicists: If you're available as part of a new gimmick item at a major fast-food chain, you're just not that cool anymore.
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Plus, all of the gyrating and air humping reminds us of "3-Way (The Golden Rule)" — so you might want to turn down the volume if you're watching in public.
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Sunday. "People want there to be this kind of golden rule you can use to know when to book your airfare," Patrick Surry, chief data scientist at Hopper, told Bloomberg.
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He thought that "golden rule" was the key, and he really couldn't understand why people couldn't just take a few seconds out of their day to be nice to others.
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"I think one part of my Christian witness to this country and my Christian mission to this country is to live a legal version of the golden rule," French said.
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Governed by the Boy Scout oath, the West Point oath and the Golden Rule, it is populated by warmhearted TV Waltons, and protected from harm by honest Starskys and Hutches.
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In our polarized times, I've adopted a simple standard, a civil liberties corollary to the golden rule: Fight for the rights of others that you would like to exercise yourself.
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To be successful, the best bet is to follow Warren Buffett's golden rule and have a long-term horizon to capture a compounding effect that others who quit lose out on.
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One golden rule that most sleep experts agree on is that if you do get woken by the phone or by something else and you're awake, get up and walk around.
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Planning Minister Dyogo Oliveira told Reuters this month that he saw "no risk" of breaking the golden rule in 2018 but that there was "no possibility" of meeting it in 2019.
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As much as people love this couple, it's the golden rule of the internet that when a tweet exists there have to be at least a few naysayers in the comments.
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The Golden Rule, love your neighbor as yourself, is found in almost all religions and human cultures and is how we maintain peaceful societies, treating each person with kindness and respect.
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Basic ethical principles of avoiding harm to others and a variation of the golden rule compel us to take a look at our own carbon footprint and commit to reducing it.
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It's the golden rule extrapolated and embedded in the cosmos and you better hope the Pats lose this one to restore order, because shit is really out of whack these days.
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"As a child, my family taught me the importance of following the Golden Rule," said Katie Hill, a first-time Democratic candidate seeking to flip California's 25th district, outside Los Angeles.
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One could say that the "golden rule" of health care policy — "As goes Medicare, so goes the nation" — is proven false when it comes to the adoption of technology-enabled care.
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So you could convince yourself that it's O.K. to follow a more cynical variation of the Golden Rule: Do unto your employer as you suspect an employer might do unto you.
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"There is no text book that can provide a golden rule, and there is no instructor who can boss around the Chinese people," Xi said at Beijing's Great Hall of the People.
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And because of this incorrect information, you didn't have the opportunity to adhere to the golden rule of dealing with airlines: Don't hang up until whatever you're trying to do is formalized.
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In an early version of The Golden Rule, which is the one propped today in the artist's studio at the Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, the girl's hands are simply clasped in prayer.
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" Southwest said its "tenets of inclusion and celebration of diversity among our customers and employees -- including those in the LGBT communities -- anchor our culture of mutual respect and following the golden rule.
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The chairman only allowed one round of questioning during the first hearing, arguing that he was following the "golden rule" because that is how former President Barack Obama's two education secretaries were treated.
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After all, the golden rule of the internet is that if something exists, there will undoubtedly be porn about it — or at the very least, people will be looking for porn about it.
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And although her tastes are "a little more thoughtful, a little more elevated," thanks to years of experience, she always remembers the golden rule of decorating (which she definitely learned the hard way).
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Developers and ISPs work hard to earn and maintain their customers' trust and have been excellent practitioners of data's golden rule: treat customer data in the same manner they treat their own data.
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One thing that I found out in my life is that there's only one truth, and that truth goes through every religion, every group of people, every color, every race: The Golden Rule.
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The clash threatens to tarnish the golden rule of developed financial systems for the past three decades: keep the money-printing presses away from elected politicians if you want to keep inflation in check.
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Over just four events, the UFC had learned the golden rule of tournaments: They create their own narratives but cannot be relied upon to give you the pay-off and closure that you want.
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Evangelicals from all regions, but particularly in Africa, consider Hillary Clinton a "sister in Christ" and someone who lives out the Golden Rule in all the good she has done for women and children.
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"The fourth golden rule of trading Trump is focus on the economy and how it's faring in its own right," Crescenzi said, noting the low unemployment rate and rate of wage growth as supporting statistics.
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Check out the clip -- Luke says it's past time that O'Neal gain entrance into club statue ... but as far as his pose Robitaille says sculptors are following the golden rule ... AVOID THE FREE THROW LINE.
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As Lehmiller said, the best thing to consider when having this conversation is basically...the golden rule: If it were you receiving this news from a former partner, how would you want to be told?
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A lot of what Rogers talks about in his books and on his TV show sounds very much like the so-called Golden Rule: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
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But part of that upbringing was, you know, leaving this place a little better off than the way you found it, and living the Golden Rule, as opposed to just quoting it during political campaigns.
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After meeting with Economy Minister Paulo Guedes, Maia also said that he will seek consensus with Senate leaders to advance tax reform and the golden rule bill on government borrowing after pension reform clears Congress.
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The government will in the interim seek supplementary funding from the state-run BNDES development bank of 248 billion reais to avoid breaking its golden rule of not issuing debt to meet current expenditure, Guedes said.
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One pollster, whose firm predicted a double-digit lead, says that his "golden rule" was to adopt any plausible adjustment that would take a point or two off Labour and reallocate that share to the Conservatives.
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Whatever your reason for quitting, the golden rule is to save three to six months' worth of your fixed living expenses before leaving, according to Megan Lathrop, Capital One money coach and career workshops co-lead.
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The spending ceiling caps growth in public expenditure at the previous year's rate of inflation, the primary deficit target this year is 139 billion reais, and the 'golden rule' bars debt issuance to cover current spending.
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The exact wording of this guidance varies from one faith to another, but in essence, this is what we've come to know as the Golden Rule: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
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There's no harm in double-booking dates now and then, but the golden rule of multi-dating is that you don't let your dates know you have other dates — or else it leads to situations like this.
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But in a recent column in the Süddeutsche Zeitung, written with Jens Südekum of the Heinrich-Heine University Dusseldorf, he argues for a return to a "golden rule", which allows for investment to be financed by debt.
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Next time you're bored of waiting for your friend to jump off a dangerous ledge or whatever, maybe take a deep breath and think of the golden rule to friendship: Try Not to Be a Complete Asshole.
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More importantly, at their core, these schools of thought share some remarkably similar dictates about moral and ethical behavior — from the Golden Rule and the sacredness of life to the value of honesty and virtues of generosity.
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"The first and golden rule of public health is you have to gain the trust of the population," said Lawrence O. Gostin, a professor of Global Health Law at Georgetown University who spoke to The Washington Post.
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Rather, this Caucus is about putting the "Golden Rule" into action: treating people well and showing our fellow 300 million American men, women and especially children that civility and respect should be the norm—not the exception.
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I have only one golden rule: I try to read as widely as possible, so rather than staying in the same mental comfort zone year after year, I like to travel across disciplines and genres and cultures.
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No matter what the reason, the golden rule for successful outsourcing is that while activities can be moved to a different group, company, or a third party, the skills to manage those activities must be retained in-house.
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One veteran of that era said classes on advanced psychological warfare from 15 years ago taught a golden rule for false news: If one quarter of the content is true, that helps make the rest of it believable.
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His lawyers said that saving people in distress was the golden rule of anyone out at sea, and that governments were using charities' work as a political statement to press for closed borders at the European Union level.
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In this modern hypersensitized age of "feelings," the notion of empathy also misses the point of the golden rule, which is to do unto others as you would have them do unto you, not feel as they feel.
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But there's a downside to Trump's bragging — in the process of showing of these newly minted executive orders he's breaking a golden rule of the internet by holding up a sign or a piece of paper to a camera.
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And while many of us follow the golden rule of the natural movement — "thou shalt be able to pronounce all ingredients" — when it comes to our serums and moisturizers, we tend to forget it when we wash our hair.
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Lamb shank tends to be a pretty lean meat, but the golden rule of 30 percent fat still holds true for this spicy sausage, so you're going to want to make sure your butcher is giving you the good stuff.
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The second trimester, moderately, and the third trimester, pretty significantly," she explains on PEOPLE TV. "But, the golden rule nowadays is that you want to match your level of fitness, your intensity level, of where you were at before the baby.
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The government is 208.6 billion reais ($65.9 billion) short of meeting the so-called golden rule in 2018, which forbids it from issuing debt worth more than its investments in a given year, Treasury Secretary Ana Paula Vescovi said on Monday.
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UnitedHealth's Golden Rule recently won a lawsuit involving one of its short-term policies, claiming it did not have to cover $400,000 in medical bills because it said a woman with breast cancer had an abnormal mammogram before she enrolled.
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BRASÍLIA, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Brazil's House Speaker Rodrigo Maia said on Monday given the urgency of passing new fiscal rules, he hopes to approve this year the "golden rule" bill that bans the government from borrowing to finance its deficit.
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But to hear Reid describe her path to instant best-sellerdom — and her response to the news that she has arrived — is to be reminded of a golden rule of publishing: Behind every successful book is a detour around rejection.
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On it, Keenan sings a disturbing diatribe on intergenerational trauma and abuse, twisting the biblical golden rule: "I do unto others what has been done to me," while Jones slaps his low E string against the pickups, causing that signature swampy sound.
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Trump also says he'll live up to the golden rule of great business leaders, by attracting top-flight talent to execute his vision to Make America Great Again and by bringing management change to struggling bureaucracies like the Veterans Administration and IRS.
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And if you thought Negan was just going to let it happen, then you clearly never read about this weird part of Robert Kirkman's comic books where Negan despises rape, to the point where "no raping" is a golden rule of the Sanctuary.
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In the meantime, the public finances are so bad the government will seek supplementary funding of around 248 billion reais from the BNDES to avoid breaking its golden rule which prevents the issuance of debt to pay for current expenditure, Guedes said.
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The mirror image of the golden rule is that what you do unto others, they will surely do unto you, which is certainly the case in this age of amoral, extremely partisan, anything goes, tit for tat weaponization of our legal system.
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"Some people are very sensitive to the effects of caffeine and for these people it's important to avoid drinking beverages containing caffeine too close to bedtime – but there is no golden rule about this, just listen to your body," Dr. Stanley said.
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Speaking to reporters in Brasilia after the government raised its 2019 growth forecast slightly, Economy Ministry secretary Adolfo Sachsida said the spending cap, primary deficit target and 'golden rule' barring debt issuance to pay for current spending will all remain in place.
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I've argued before that democratically elected representatives should follow a Golden Rule of Democracy: ruling as if you will not be in charge one day -- adopting laws and policies that will apply to you when you are no longer in the majority.
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The effort includes a spending cap to limit growth in public expenditures at the previous year's rate of inflation; a primary deficit target this year of 139 billion reais ($33.3 billion); and a 'golden rule' barring debt issuance to cover current spending.
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The bill, which is expected to be up for a vote in a joint session of Congress later Tuesday, is seen as a way to work around the fiscal "golden rule" that prevents the government from borrowing to pay for recurring expenses.
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If you are one of the millions of Americans liberals have conditioned to hate President Trump — regardless of his positions or any verifiable successes he's had that may positively affect your life — you need to remember the golden rule of politics: Follow the money.
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Just as the Golden Rule teaches us to treat others the way we would like to be treated, abusing and "dehumanizing" robots prepares children and structures society to continue reinforcing the hierarchical class system that has been in place since the beginning of civilization.
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Lisa Monaco, who ran the Justice Department's national security division under Mr. Obama, said presidential comments "violate the golden rule" of independent law enforcement, could taint jury pools and call into question the rigorous process used to decide whether to seek the death penalty.
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Hicks has, like few others, learned and best put into practice the golden rule of working for Trump that she often imparted on incoming staffers, but that many have failed to internalize: "This is all about Mr. Trump," as one former top campaign staffer recalled.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s appeal to the golden rule to a more aggressive, fist-shaking assertion of black power — "If America don't come around," the activist H. Rap Brown declared, "we're going to burn it down" — that scared the average white American.
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I broke my golden rule, which is never to do a break up anywhere but face to face, and just ended it because I realized if we did it face to face she would have reverted to my line of thinking and it would have gotten complicated.
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And, in the end, do you tell yourself that it's better to say nothing, because in political campaigns, you learn early on that, if staffers have one golden rule, it is to never, ever become the story — to keep your head down and just do the work?
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And while some of the biggest lessons Monaghan wants to pass on to her own children are "a sense compassion" and the golden rule, the proudest moment the mom of two has had as a parent so far was right at the beginning of her journey.
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And more and more, they understand the importance of supporting farmers who boost the local economy, respect the land, water and air of their neighbors and live and operate by their version of the golden rule: Feed others the food you would feed your own family, too.
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"The golden rule is to show that the government is in control and being open and transparent and available to answer questions," said James Sorene, CEO of the Britain Israel Communications and Research Centre, who ran the Department of Health's press office during the swine flu pandemic of 2009.
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These fundamental notions of moral responsibility, the golden rule, are only intelligible in terms of what I'm calling secular faith because it requires both that you believe in the intrinsic value of yourself and others as ends in themselves, so that they should be treated as ends in themselves.
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If your butt has taken a backseat in your sex life until now, there's one golden rule of anal play to treat as gospel: if you're interested in eventually having anal sex, start small and slow, then gradually work your way up… oh, and don't forget to use lots of lube.
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" Gross added: "With Yellen, there is no right or left hand – no 'on the one hand but then on the other' – there are only decades of old orthodoxy that follows the tarnished golden rule of lowering interest rates to elevate asset prices, which in turn could (should) trickle down to the real economy.
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He also presents himself as a man who holds anything but conservative personal values: his marriages, affairs and colorful business career all depict a man who has lived entirely by his own rules — perhaps not always adhering to the Golden Rule — and make it impossible to package him as a traditional conservative.
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James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE on Saturday shared what he said was a "good reminder" of the "golden rule" of Twitter.
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" Ryan Enos, a political scientist at Harvard, applies what he calls the " 'Golden Rule of Intergroup Relations' — which means that if you would be upset if somebody did something to or said something about your own group, then it is bigotry if you say it about or do it to another group.
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But in a rare moment of desperation on a long, moisture-sucking flight to Mexico, in which my lips, hands, and elbows were practically chipping away from dryness and there was no Aquaphor in sight, I broke the golden rule of air travel: Thou shall never disrupt thy neighbor... especially if a screaming baby is involved.
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He should not have forgotten the golden rule of being brown and male: You must be respectful at all times, comport yourself with propriety and dignity, not come off as too aggressive or be too aggressive, and not think for a second that you can get away with violating your ideals because you've somehow escaped your phenotype and gender.
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His personal collection of watches is impressive—for example, a gold Patek Philippe with the Golden Rule inscribed on its dial, which Lyndon Johnson gave to his allies and underlings—and he has likely made a small fortune from buying and selling timepieces over the years, but he's also harnessed nostalgia in a way that feels real.
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I know it borders on a really curated, Boy Scout, fucking Golden Rule thing online, but I'm never trying to pretend… It's like, look, Robert Smith's not fucking sad all the time, Morrissey's not depressed all the time, Hetfield's not pissed off all the time, and I'm not in a good mood all the time, I'm not encouraging all the time.
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The simple things I teach my children are honesty, kindness, love thy neighbor, the golden rule, freedom and justice for all, money does not buy happiness, help those less fortunate, do not manipulate others for selfish gains, do not bully or call others derogatory names, take credit for successes and own your mistakes and failures, and check your egos at the door.
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