PARIS — The tears are becoming habitual for Shelby Rogers.
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Officially, the study says that it "explores the connection between habitual music engagement and subjective wellbeing," where 'habitual music engagement' might be anything from attending music festivals to just going to the club.
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Definition: a habitual and prolific reader; a compulsive book buyer.
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There are a few saving graces to Trump's habitual bullshitting.
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"It is habitual for us to rent planes," he said.
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That the president is a habitual liar raises the stakes.
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Not phony theatrics by life-long habitual offenders — actual action.
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These habitual, uninspiring meals seem unlikely fuel for creative work.
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It starts to catch on, and creates a habitual change.
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The naturally formed dust mask reinvents the work's habitual reading.
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So much of our behavior is habitual, unconscious, and automatic.
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The scientific community has been contending with its own habitual harassers.
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Trump's habitual lying also gave no reason to believe the assertion.
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"Kim Jong Un is a murderous despot and habitual liar," Sen.
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Also, county officials are working on messaging that makes behavior habitual.
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Trump, a habitual line-stepper, has ignored all of these norms.
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"Where'd you start?" he asked her, a habitual question of his.
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" Avenatti responded by calling Trump a "habitual liar and complete narcissist.
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Nor do habitual vapers stop because of the threat of consequences.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - When cheating becomes habitual, the consequences could be costly.
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"Practice until it becomes your habitual way of walking," Rose says.
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It puts you at risk of being labeled a habitual offender.
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People have struggled with habitual hesitation going back to ancient civilizations.
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Unsurprisingly, alcohol is the most popular drug among athletes and habitual exercisers.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry greeted the missile attack with its habitual sarcasm.
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I've recently discovered that I'm pretty habitual when it comes to food.
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Donald Trump is a narcissistic, habitual fraud and liar, plain and simple.
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Hasta hace poco, romper tabúes era el rol habitual de las izquierdas.
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Frugality is often borne out of necessity but eventually it becomes habitual.
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"These categories are more habitual and create more brand affinity," she said.
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We are habitual pleasers, accustomed — even addicted — to patients' admiration and gratitude.
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Were there other habitual practices in Uttar Pradesh that made "checklisting" ineffective?
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Michael gave us the tour, in his habitual style ("Um—pinball machine").
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" Avenatti responded on Twitter, calling Trump "a habitual liar and complete narcissist.
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But it isn't Obama who has the reputation for being a habitual liar.
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A megalomaniacal, habitual liar is one presidential election from the nuclear launch codes.
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Was Ms. Pite simply abandoning her habitual seriousness for a bit of fun?
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But I didn't want to make that habitual; that'd be a cop-out.
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Their high functionality — and people's habitual nature — has kept the matpakke tradition thriving.
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The Washington Post additionally reported about Batali's habitual sexual harassment over the years.
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The Raptors are a formidable regular season team and a habitual postseason punchline.
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Over time, these actions become so habitual that you become unaware of them.
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But by framing them in a story, you'll help sidestep their habitual skepticism.
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Most habitual drug users getting seven to 27.4 hours of sleep per night.
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Another well understood consequence is that our decisions become more habitual and automatic.
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To the North Carolina Department of Public Safety, he was a habitual felon.
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En ellos lo habitual es hacinamiento, suciedad y baños fuera de servicio permanentemente.
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Yet the exposure of the President's habitual lying has not disqualified him politically.
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He abandoned his habitual city life for the solitude of a Karelian village.
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Duhigg, like Wood, sees habitual routines as being driven by cues and rewards.
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Habitual liars find it hard to believe that others don't also easily lie.
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The quick and habitual nature of the game also keeps him coming back.
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They're these things that people fall back on because they're just habitual expressions.
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Throughout, the habitual looter and collector Mimaut was remembered as a savior of antiquities.
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Moran believes Trump is successful in part due to his habitual use of hyperbole.
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There he falls in love with a biologist who challenges his habitual road rage.
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Does he sometimes seem to have visited those habitual waters a bit too often?
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There are personal repercussions as well for Trump as he continues his habitual lying.
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"Penguins are quite habitual, so where they hatch they tend to return," he explained.
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Trump is a habitual interrupter, drowning out attacks in a snowy fuzz of crosstalk.
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And people who've been branded habitual drunkards often don't know it until they're arrested.
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My habitual album finding and record keeping remained in place, though, almost mindlessly so.
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The President's habitual challenges to the truth may also be hurting his foreign policy.
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McDonald's standardizes the appearance of its restaurants, in order to trigger habitual eating routines.
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His habitual dyspepsia has been sharpened by the way Warren steals his revolutionary thunder.
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As a result, it has become habitual for me to offset my carbon emissions.
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Neither Mr Clinton nor Nixon were so reflexive, habitual or ambitious in such matters.
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Four out of five people identified by the super-recognizers are "habitual" repeat offenders.
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One study estimated that 47 percent of human behaviors are of this habitual variety.
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My fitness regimen had also become habitual: treadmill, swimming, core exercises and resistance training.
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Urrunaga and Johnson joined the two at their habitual café to hear out their tales.
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Palin achieves her Whitmaneque effects through heightened language: alliteration, habitual gerunding, and marathon-long sentences.
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Apple, in its habitual immodesty, is promising similarly breathtaking performance with its new Mac Pro.
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But Marshall's mission, probably impossible anyway, also exhibited three habitual flaws of American foreign policy.
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" His habitual joking at their expense is waved away as "the humor of the time.
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The posts became a habitual part of his day: wake up, comment on the countdown.
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For one thing, it's the habitual depressive behavior that happens as a result of loss.
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His habitual prevarications aren't simply the result of his defective character, but an effective tactic.
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Did I find it meaningful, or was it just a habitual ritual I couldn't relinquish?
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The heightened level of blatant hypocrisy and habitual finger-pointing is exacerbating the political divide.
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Habitual drug users spend anywhere from $303 to $35.06 per day to fuel their habits.
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It's a habitual way of thinking, in other words, and psychedelics reveal it as such.
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Habitual sins distort our thinking, and even sincere contrition is no guarantee of future performance.
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They must be led, and decades of habitual bureaucracy must be shaken out of them.
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Most people have developed strong, habitual patterns with respect to their financial lives, including taxes.
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Psychologists have explored the genesis of habitual behavior and its impact on health and happiness.
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She gave Mr. Moss her habitual thumbs up — "she was always very encouraging," he said.
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The same advice might apply to family and friends, especially for habitual users of weed.
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A bit of cyber ingratiation, you might say, to balance its more habitual cyber-intimidation.
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What we are trying to get people to do is to break a habitual behavior.
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He said that people find tasks that become habitual to them — often very different things.
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Victims' statements in the settlement documents attest to McCarrick's habitual sexual relationships with multiple seminarians.
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The black hat, red shirt, and black pants remain recognizable, as does the habitual fist pump.
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I was just another recovering alcoholic and former chaotic habitual drug user throwing himself into workaholism.
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The dollar falls sharply against the yen and the Swiss franc, habitual boltholes for the panicky.
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Even habitual flyers engage in reassurance rituals: from prayers and hand-holding to pills and alcohol.
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"The habitual vacationer -- @BarackObama -- spent 9 days before the critical Super Committee deadline traveling," Trump tweeted.
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A habitual sceptic, he turned bullish on banks in February last year before a big rally.
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But I, a habitual round-the-house singer, attributed it to a new level of intimacy.
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Messel was sentenced for 60 years and given an additional 20 years as a habitual offender.
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These will allow AR/VR platforms to stand on their own with habitual usage and longevity.
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One of the easiest explanations for the entire team's high pace is habitual laziness in transition.
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One of Balanchine's habitual choreographic devices was the knot — tying a line of dancers through loops.
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Perhaps the most surprising finding was the rate at which habitual users use on-the-job.
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Communities around the country are experimenting with ways to stop habitual perpetrators of violence against women.
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Yet eyeballs, snowflakes, quantum physics and birth (along with many other things) are magic and habitual.
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"No esperen hasta el último minuto para surtir los medicamentos recetados de uso habitual", recomendó Neill.
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The state could also expand access to parole and scale back habitual offender laws, he said.
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Getting habitual nonvoters to turn out is legendarily difficult and the evidence so far is mixed.
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And within him rose again the habitual suspicion, the deep intestinal hunch: his work was shit.
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Until this past June, Virginia enforced a Prohibition-era ban on "habitual drunkards" from possessing alcohol.
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But in my year-end review, my boss listed "habitual lateness" as an area for improvement.
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The finding tempers the widely held presumption that habitual social-media use causes real psychological distress.
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The tumbler costs $40, which works out to be a great deal for habitual coffee drinkers.
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Chris, a habitual smoker, can't sleep the first night and steps outside to have a cigarette.
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Cell phones are everywhere, and drunk-calling an ex (though, curiously, not drunk-texting) is habitual.
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These habitual practices are so easy to slip into and remarkably difficult, though not impossible, to break.
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Writing lyrics became habitual and he tried his hand at recording, resulting in his first two songs.
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Under its non-habitual-residency scheme, pensions from abroad can be drawn tax-free for a decade.
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Professional bettors also feel that the new law will not make much difference to habitual sportsbook players.
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But he also could face up to life in prison as a habitual offender, authorities said Wednesday.
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" If she miscarried three or more times due to the condition, the note may read "habitual aborter.
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Or was he, you know, being Ned Stark, a slave to his own habitual kindness and compassion?
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He has been convicted of DUI and under Georgia's habitual violator law multiple times, the reports say.
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After the most recent conviction, he was classified as a habitual offender, which enabled the longer sentence.
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Habitual self harm, over time, is a predictor for higher suicide risk in many individuals, studies suggest.
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He has been convicted of DUI and under Georgia's habitual violator law multiple times, the reports said.
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These habitual changes have been driven by internet companies that have mastered automated content delivery through apps.
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Understanding Trump Much has already been written on the US president's habitual mangling of the English language.
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He's not a habitual con artist, because he has a faithful clientele he doesn't want to deceive.
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And if you're not a regular caffeine consumer, you can probably tolerate less caffeine than habitual users.
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Fordham said he had been interdicted under the habitual drunkard statute and suffers from a seizure disorder.
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In Clinton's case, the falsehood reinforced existing claims that she had a habitual problem with the truth.
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As a cultivated practice, the negative path of poetry introduces division into the habitual order of experience.
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Habitual mask wearing became a "civic duty," both to protect others and to take responsibility for oneself.
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In illuminating each step, the checklist interrupts habitual biases, preventing them from corrupting the decision-making process.
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Trump, despite his habitual bluster, seemed awed by what he was being told and about to encounter.
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In other parts of the novel she focuses on objects, totems of usage and one's habitual applications.
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Participants were randomly assigned to a diet-change group or a habitual-diet group for three weeks.
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I wasn't just healthier but more connected to others and aware of my own habitual unconscious behavior.
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He had never made such a request before, so it's not like this particular grandstanding is habitual.
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The earliest English uses from the 14th century had little to do with fearfulness or habitual reluctance.
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The museum had few visitors that day, and Lonergan's habitual mumble was, for once, an appropriate register.
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For us, while we are a restaurant, the difference between us and most restaurants is, it's very habitual.
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But his quiet affability and good looks have helped him to win over plenty of habitual Republican voters.
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Parecía un pedido habitual para Lloyd, uno de los camiones de tacos más populares en Búfalo, Nueva York.
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They may need to reroute those habitual behaviors into more benign ones until the desire to vape fades.
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Here, avant-garde musicians, experimental filmmakers, poets, and artists challenged the dictates of habitual form and heterosexual power.
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In response to this latest, wholly predictably, almost habitual, tragedy, President Donald Trump tweeted his "prayers and condolences".
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In response to this latest, wholly predictable, almost habitual, tragedy, President Donald Trump tweeted his "prayers and condolences".
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In effect the EU has insured itself against the South American countries swinging back towards their habitual protectionism.
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I was in a then-habitual slump over my desk, consumed by something or other on my screen.
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Mr. Farrell, a habitual over-actor, is especially affecting because you can sense his effort to restrain himself.
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The goal is for those steps to become habitual so they have an internal sense of red flags.
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Thanks to Louisiana's habitual offender laws, Grimes is being charged with a felony, according to The Associated Press.
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I asked my barista buddies and habitual coffee fiends if they had any tricks for combating the jitters.
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Research does confirm distinct physiological differences between those who are up with the roosters and habitual night-prowlers.
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Large population studies also suggest an association between habitual high protein intake and a heightened risk of diabetes.
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Había tenido problemas con su empleador habitual, un contratista de construcción en Reynosa, y necesitaba el trabajo extra.
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My other son, the younger twin, atypically, decided this was the ideal week to break his habitual isolation.
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Word of the Day : habitual relapse into crime _________ The word recidivism has appeared in 75 articles on nytimes.
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He has stuck through the sort of habitual upheaval that can unmoor even the most talented young players.
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"No matter the habitual caffeine intake in the diet, acute caffeine supplementation can improve performance," Dr. Gualano says.
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It would, surely, border on idiotic for him to leave for one of the Premier League's habitual mediocrities.
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According to Town & Country, season 4 will show Margaret getting a lung removed due to her habitual smoking.
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Asked to comment on North Korea's recent missile launch, I reflexively defaulted to an intelligence officer's habitual realism.
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Of course it's great to start when you're young, because then it becomes habitual action of your daily life.
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Our spending can sometimes become so habitual, we barely notice we're doing it — until our credit card statements arrive.
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They understand now what they need to do and they do it consistently; it's just habitual in their lives.
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Andromeda sticks close to the established recipe of mixing exploration, resource gathering, item crafting, habitual skirmishing, and errand running.
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As for leadership, even among habitual Labour voters, fewer than half want to send Jeremy Corbyn to Downing Street.
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"It's hard when they've been entrenched in their eating disorder for so long because it becomes habitual," explains Cabrera.
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"Habitual chocolate intake was related to cognitive performance, measured with an extensive battery of neuropsychological tests," the study found.
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Francis, dressed in his habitual white, leaned forward on his desk, as if eager to get the conversation started.
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Your habitual behavior often goes unnoticed because you don't need to engage in self-analysis when undertaking routine tasks.
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In addition to murder, Thomas was charged as a habitual offender because he has been convicted of felony crimes.
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Rules for stopping habitual drunken drivers vary wildly by state, but repeat offenders tend to get multiple extra chances.
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OS is not a fetish because it misses the element of being a habitual psychosexual response to the object.
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" It refers to a habitual residence, of course, but it derives from an Old English verb meaning "to wait.
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Despite the president's habitual denials, those charges reaffirmed that the Russian government bore responsibility for what happened in 2016.
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It's more anecdotal, describing habitual patterns in the lives of the two main characters as they wander and survive.
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And more strikingly, even before the Times's investigation, we had numerous examples of Trump operating as a habitual criminal.
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Still, it is important to assess this appropriation against Johns' habitual slipperiness of intent and aversion to definitive conclusions.
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Stone said she is a habitual pride-goer, and Morehead was her seventh or eighth stop this year alone.
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How do you tell the national media your boss is a habitual liar, so don't pay attention to him?
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A 2010 study conducted in Japan of 268 women revealed that habitual bidet users actually presented aggravated vaginal microflora.
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It also violates their right to due process and allows arbitrary police enforcement because "habitual drunkard" is not defined.
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She said the existing habitual drunkard law doesn't seem like a solution to getting homeless alcoholics off the streets.
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She is dressed in multiple petticoats and a bowler hat, the habitual attire for rural women of the altiplano.
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Henry Claypool, who calls himself a "habitual public servant," said he wasn't surprised when the group didn't meet again.
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As we grow, some of us become habitual liars, and that can affect how we respond to a polygraph.
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Unlike many of her peers, though (Hass among them), Glück has not made a habitual practice of prose writing.
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Val Demings of Florida called Trump a "habitual offender" and pointed to his behavior after the special counsel investigation.
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It works by analyzing verified videos to build up a signature of a particular person's habitual, characteristic facial movements.
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The aim would be to prove he has a habitual record of obstructing justice and investigations into his conduct.
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The yen and Swiss franc, habitual sanctuaries, are among the few currencies that have risen against it (chart 3).
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One only need look at the hundreds of clean tests from habitual dopers like Lance Armstrong and Marion Jones.
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Those habitual store visits are so valuable to these companies that they sometimes even sell the groceries at a loss.
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Germany, seeing France respecting European budgetary rules and showing signs of economic confidence, started to put aside its habitual distrust.
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We're all habitual internet users, and focusing on anything more analog than a smartphone often feels like a difficult task.
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The women completed food questionnaires every four years, which gave the researchers a picture of their long-term habitual diet.
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" Darnell Hamilton is a 27-year-old Chicago postal worker who dislikes "people who talk too much and habitual liars.
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Ddida talked about his love of fika, the country's habitual daily coffee break, and kanelbullar, Sweden's answer to cinnamon buns.
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How they do wuzu—the habitual wash before prayer—with such limited water is a game in and of itself.
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Such people still exist, but their number has dwindled, not least because rising ticket prices have made habitual attendance harder.
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With each passing week, habitual urges and anxieties subsided, the afternoon walks got longer, and our conversations meandered and deepened.
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The problem, it soon became clear, ran deeper than Trump's habitual dismissal of rational argument or ordinary differences over policy.
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Later, Bolsonaro spoke to a group of reporters, who seemed unfazed by the habitual abuse that he directed at them.
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He was sentenced to life under Alabama's Habitual Felony Offender Act, following other charges he received at 18, AL.com reported.
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For most of five decades, the Warriors were habitual losers loved only by the most faithful, an alliance of geography.
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Elk have fewer winter ticks than moose, perhaps because they've had more time to evolve coping mechanisms, like habitual grooming.
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La empresa está fabricando más de un millón de cubrebocas al día, el doble de su producción habitual, dijo Laverdure.
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The Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts provides a dynamic environment in which to challenge the conventional and habitual.
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An habitual wearer of insect-themed brooches, Hale opted on Wednesday for what appeared to be a large winged beetle.
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Similarly, we hear about, but never get a close look at, Bishop's habitual drunkenness and the abject suffering it entailed.
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"All of these big, cool, powerful guys are turning out to be, what's the word, habitual predators," Aidy Bryant says.
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A habitual smoker of Marlboro Reds, he was a regular at Campos deli a few blocks from his family's home.
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"So Here's the Thing," named after a habitual phrase Mastromonaco uses in meetings, weaves in requisite dollops of Obama hagiography.
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We are diminished when our president lies, and even more so when we begin taking his habitual lying for granted.
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"I was a habitual social drinker, and it was getting in the way of me enjoying my life," she says.
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Some countries, including Australia and New Zealand, often regard themselves as a child's habitual residence from the moment the child arrives.
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Using the habitual narco offer of "plata or plomo," or "silver or lead," gangs extort refinery workers into providing crucial information.
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Constantly being undermined and judged, and the habitual humiliation has worn my soul down..." Monique told me: "Honestly, I'm losing it.
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Incumbents like Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram have become so habitual that newer apps have a hard time breaking into users' routines.
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Because it was his fourth offense, prosecutors charged James as a habitual offender, which comes with a mandatory 25-year sentence.
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Como es habitual, el estudio (y algunos de los artículos) carecieron de contexto relevante y ocasionaron más preocupación de la justificada.
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A habitual walker, Mr Arnade had begun to feel a sort of moral restlessness in the wake of the financial crisis.
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Habitual use of national interest waivers sends the wrong message to governments, implying countries can continue to recruit children with impunity.
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The much-loved electronic duo The Knife disbanded back in 2014, after they finished touring their 2013 album Shaking the Habitual.
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" In February 2016, the district attorney announced the indictment of Tellis, whom he identified as a gang member and "habitual offender.
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As does the President's own habitual use of unnamed or discredited sources to back up some of his more dubious arguments.
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But these rhetorical efforts feel rote and habitual; there's scarcely even a pretense that any coherent philosophy is being consistently applied.
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I live at the place where these circles meet: I am the Venn diagram of drinking as habitual and easy entertainment.
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Boone was convicted in the shooting and as a habitual felony offender was sentenced to life in prison, the documents say.
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Millennials are also the most habitual late payers with 1 in 10 saying that they've paid late five or more times.
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"The employees and management at The Woods had direct knowledge that Immesberger had a habitual problem with alcohol," the lawsuit said.
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For many, it's a daily ritual that becomes near habitual — for others it's an occasional indulgence that eliminates stress almost instantaneously.
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The penalties under the collective bargaining agreement that was ratified last December are particularly onerous for habitual scofflaws beginning in 268.5.
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He felt that not enough habitual Republican voters would go all the way to Jones, so he predicted a Moore victory.
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The two men hit it off, and Mr. Rezaj's friends would gather with them, setting aside a habitual mistrust of outsiders.
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It's the possibilities of connection that I always found thrilling, even as I walked around my native city in habitual isolation.
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And the pianist Christian Sands, 28, a habitual McBride sideman, led his own slashing quartet, delivering airtight compositions and punctilious improvising.
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Le hicieron un ultrasonido y exámenes de sangre, el procedimiento habitual; su médico tratante le mencionó una lista de posibles enfermedades.
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The United States has entered a serious national security conflict, and the whole world knows our president is a habitual liar.
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A sizable part of his base is composed of rural or small-town whites, many of whom are not habitual voters.
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"Encontrar huesos se ha vuelto habitual para nosotros", dice un hombre que ha alcanzado la cumbre del Everest en veinticuatro ocasiones.
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They're concerned that Trump, an habitual liar prone to making contradictory statements, will face charges if he lies to the probe.
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Unfortunately for Lucian, his habitual bong hits culminated in recurring chest infections and a diagnosis of emphysema around two years ago.
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His remarks on climate change, along with those of his Cabinet members, also show a habitual rejection of facts and scientific consensus.
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Volkswagen hopes the use of the bays, which should be compatible with most makes of electric cars, will become habitual to shoppers.
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Shaking the Habitual: Live at Terminal 5 was filmed at the titular New York City venue, and it's now streaming on YouTube.
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" In February 2016, District Attorney John Champion announced the indictment of Tellis, whom he identified as a gang member and "habitual offender.
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The Argus Leader reports that Blaine pleaded guilty to grand theft in a deal under which prosecutors dropped a habitual criminal charge.
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This week woes linked to mismanagement at India's three biggest partially state-owned lenders plunged the bankers back to their habitual gloom.
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Too often, for someone looking to report an incident or to make habitual behavior stop, all the available options are bad ones.
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Where it gets complicated, for these habitual winners, is when they start expecting their competitiveness to seamlessly apply to non-basketball endeavors.
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The Facts: Habitual nail biting, also known as onychophagia, is a common disorder that affects 20 to 30 percent of the population.
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Their onscreen personalities couldn't be more different, with Amy as a habitual rule-follower and Rosa as the precinct's resident tough-guy.
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He said he couldn't be truthful because lying was habitual, and that he feared I'd leave him if he told me everything.
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He lambasted not only Mr Bush, the habitual target of his bullying, but his big brother, who will be campaigning for Jeb!
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In fact, the habitual use of recreational drugs could potentially serve the government insofar as it might placate and subdue the people.
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Hey, at least she's not weeping over ex-boyfriend Buzzy (Richard Masur), who revealed himself to be a habitual liar and mooch.
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The reaction, now, is so habitual that it is almost comforting, one of the few fixed points in soccer's ever-changing landscape.
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London would likely have some very angry habitual travelers if the ride-hail app were forced to pull out of the city.
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The treaty lets parents petition to have children returned to their country of "habitual residence" if that country considers the removal "wrongful".
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Both cues and consistency helped increase total weekly exercise significantly without any other intervention, suggesting the formation of more habitual exercise behavior.
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The president's obsession has become so habitual that we are in danger of becoming accustomed to it, and thus ignoring its danger.
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Most are white, some have the sallow, ravaged complexion of habitual drug use, and all sit slumped and glum awaiting their turn.
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Two decades later, during the protracted disaster of the Vietnam War, Nixon's habitual flashing of embattled-optimism signs felt significantly less inspiring.
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These traits can then be used to determine whether someone attempting to make a transaction is likely to be the device's habitual user.
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It's mid-December, which means scrolling through curated gift guides is as habitual as reaching for a sugar cookie when 3 p.m. hits.
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Over the past few weeks even Tory-friendly journalists have called him "epically unreliable", "all flaw and no character" and a "habitual liar".
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It created a waterfall which is preventing millions of chinook, steelhead, coho and sockeye salmon from swimming upstream to their habitual spawning grounds.
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I do find it absolutely hysterical as a habitual user of cannabis that it is a performance-enhancing drug in the contemporary Olympics.
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You try to make something perfect, and you fail, and the habitual act of making things that aren't good enough is the beauty.
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Self-destruction is also evident in behaviors like habitual drug and alcohol use, and binging and purging behaviors in patients with eating disorders.
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Even if you have been a regular, habitual voter, you might decide to skip this year if you stopped to think about it.
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About 60 percent of cocaine users reported using on the job, whereas only 23.38 percent of habitual hallucinogen users reported dosing at work.
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Although researchers detect short-term increases in aggressive behavior by some habitual gamers, they say the long-range impact is harder to discern.
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A former pro NFL quarterback, the man had a promising future until a gambling addiction turned him into a habitual white-collar criminal.
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He should be held accountable for this habitual lawbreaking, and his failure of leadership should disqualify him from consideration for secretary of Labor.
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According to Twitter, the company will begin to more aggressively enforce its Periscope Community Guidelines by reviewing and suspending accounts of habitual offenders.
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Einhorn is hoping to capture what makes video games like "Fortnite" so habitual with comic books, and that doesn't involve just reading them.
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These discomforts usually pass within a minute, but face-touching provides immediate relief that eventually makes it a habitual response that resists change.
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Eventually, habitual doodling in his notebooks led to a concerted drive to make, of these casual scribbles, the artifacts we know as art.
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Moreover, our habitual participation in the red carpet industrial complex underscores the widely held perception that women's bodies are available for public consumption.
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Despite a few postmodern flourishes and some teasing structural game playing, their latest offerings are unlikely to disconcert habitual watchers of "Masterpiece" television.
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But Amis's contempt toward the human material in front of him often feels easy, habitual, unearned, a matter of prejudice rather than experience.
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"Habitual long-extended work has been the culprit behind Korea's low labor productivity," he said this month after the workweek cap took effect.
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Entre una elección presidencial en Estados Unidos, las Olimpiadas y el torrente habitual de sucesos actuales, 2020 promete ser un año especialmente ajetreado.
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Results varied across the groups studied, but the basic finding was that our actions are habitual forty-three per cent of the time.
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Dressed in his habitual black suit, Carvel's Murdoch pulls his neck back when he speaks or listens: he's a reptile waiting to strike.
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El humor relacionado con las mascarillas, que fue habitual durante el brote del SRAS, está de regreso en las redes sociales de China.
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But each side's next move in their protracted shadow war was uncertain, although Iranian generals resumed their habitual barrage of warnings to Washington.
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"We need to make sure that habitual criminals stay behind bars — not on the streets," Assemblyman Simcha Eichenstein wrote on Twitter on Dec.
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They found that habitual tea drinkers had a life expectancy 1.2 years longer and had 1.4 years longer of being heart-disease free.
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In September 3393, a judge sentenced Messel to 60 years in prison for Wilson's murder, plus 20 years as a habitual criminal offender.
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From 2007 to 2015, the state designated 1,220 people as "habitual drunkards," and that group of 20153,220 faced nearly 5,000 alcohol possession charges.
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Just like when a person might crave smoking (say after eating), figure out what your habitual trigger is and try to replace it.
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He titled it "I Am Alive"—his habitual response to friends who wrote to him during the unrest to see how he was.
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She decided not to buy any clothes for an entire year, in an effort to cut down on her own waste and habitual spending.
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L'alternance, or the habitual rotation of power between the left and the right, meant that centre-right politicians just assumed it was their turn.
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If convicted, he faces a life sentence without parole as a habitual offender due to prior felony convictions in Mississippi, The Clarion-Ledger reports.
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After all, habitual soda drinkers may forget that the sensation of drinking carbonated beverages can feel weird, if not downright unappealing, to the uninitiated.
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The habitual opacity that accompanies bans is a vestige of an earlier, forum-driven internet when mods were demigods and admins wielded absolute power.
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The Kremlin's habitual use of history as a resource for shaping the present makes its reticence about the 1917 revolution all the more conspicuous.
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This is why credible forecasting models now give Trump, a self-proclaimed habitual winner, just a one-in-ten chance of winning the presidency.
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" Cruz also said Bruce was a habitual drug user and seller who used meth and weed, and his behavior is "extremely erratic and unpredictable.
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In the world according to President Trump, trade deficits are among the clearest indication that Americans have become habitual chumps in the global marketplace.
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Crazy in love Beyonce is a habitual internet breaker, and early this morning, she broke it again with the first pics of her twins.
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After a move, even habitual voters acted in the way most of us imagine everyone does: They voted only if they were highly motivated.
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Bill Cunningham has been a habitual presence on the streets of New York for nearly 50 years, and Paris and London know him, too.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz expressed her support for an impeachment inquiry, saying that Trump's "reckless and habitual disregard for our laws leaves Congress no choice."
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Every time a Gemini acts shady, they tell themselves they're just momentarily going "off-script," refusing to admit that their sneaking around is habitual.
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The likelihood of voting increases steadily with age, until about 80, when illnesses begin to prevent habitual voters from casting a ballot, he said.
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Rogers was also hit with an habitual felon charge because he'd been arrested and convicted for his third felony in the state in 2013.
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My habitual understanding of gratitude had me forcefully lodging myself into the realm of reflective consciousness, pulling me away from living-in-the-world.
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That goal, however, is incompatible with Auster's habitual style, which is a top-down, summarizing narration that closes like a fist around the proceedings.
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"I am a habitual eraser of 'Sent from my iPhone' from all pre-loaded locations," said Silvia Killingsworth, a digital editor at Bloomberg Businessweek.
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Habitual moderate drinking is also associated with improvements in cardiovascular risk factors like cholesterol levels, heart rate and the ability to process blood sugars.
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But Ott offered a glimpse into the world of hockey's agitators, the habitual line-oversteppers whose knack for gamesmanship can affect a playoff series.
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Mueller's habitual reticence earned him a reputation for integrity that made him the ideal choice for the radioactive mission of investigating a sitting president's campaign.
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Roz Brewer, chief operating officer at Starbucks, said that this beverage tends to be a "more habitual product" that is growing in popularity with customers.
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Even the leader of Poland's governing party, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, a habitual Germanophobe, called in February for a European nuclear deterrent, presumably financed largely by Germany.
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Trainer Cassandra Marsh was fined $5,000 after providing sufficient evidence that her horse, Island Tang, had been in contact with a habitual user of methamphetamine.
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The overwhelming majority of Americans -- 69% -- think habitual drug use should be treated as an addiction and mental health problem instead of a criminal offense.
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He's the best tumbler in the history of Major League Baseball -- but was habitual flipper Ozzie Smith good enough to make the Olympic gymnastics team??
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Swedish synthpop auteurs the Knife broke up in 2014 after releasing their willfully abrasive and passionately angry double-album Shaking the Habitual the year before.
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Norma Samour, the owner of a shopping center, said she was a habitual Republican voter and would likely back Mr. Trump despite some mixed feelings.
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The killer was a habitual criminal who had been arrested and released a number of times, including by the known sanctuary city of New York.
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Over 22015 weeks, prosecutors have called 22015 witnesses who have portrayed her husband as a vengeful drug trafficker, a bloodthirsty killer and a habitual philanderer.
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Scientists link habitual mouth breathing to a host of medical issues, including sleep problems, learning disorders, tooth decay, bad breath and jaw deformities in children.
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C.M.'s father, who is very ill and has a severe heart condition, is a habitual chain-smoker at the home where the babies live.
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In a reversal of their habitual bias in favour of traditionalists, security-service agents offered the festival team their support to deal with the threats.
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Habitual repetition of difficult actions is the only way to make them reliably available and, in that pinnacle of achievement, to make them look easy.
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Yet he has spent those 20 years proving the proposition that habitual addicts and offenders can become clean, upstanding citizens, given the right judicial conditions.
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"Snapchat is now in a very big battle for habitual users," said Grant Owens, the chief strategy officer of Critical Mass, a digital ad agency.
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Under the Hague Abduction Convention, a treaty signed by 1.23 countries, decisions about custody and relocation fall to courts in the child's country of "habitual residence".
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Of course Kidman is our favorite habitual sing-alonger at these events, and she didn't disappoint – avidly mouthing the words to several songs besides her husband's.
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Senator McCain says Trump administration not being up front about Niger attack It's a reminder that Trump's impulsiveness, defensiveness, and habitual dishonesty are a big deal.
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" They also revealed that 30-year-old motorist Yekaterina Curry "was charged with DUI, habitual violator, failure to maintain lane and violating the move over law.
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First it's good news for the Pied Piper gang, but then, because of the nature of this show and Richard's habitual foot-shooting, it's quite bad.
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While my output may seem prolific, also know that I've forgone many things (and continue to do so), such as television, habitual exercise and chronic socializing.
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As a habitual procrastinator, Mrs May refuses to say when the vote will now take place, although ministers have promised it will be before January 21st.
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His proposals include measures to toughen prison sentences for habitual criminals and mandating that leaders of violent gangs should serve their sentences in high security prisons.
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She comin' by my house means something different from She be comin' by my house: the first is a one-off event, the second is habitual.
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The state's "habitual criminal" statute imposes a mandatory-minimum sentence of at least ten and up to 60 years for a third conviction on any felony.
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Purging the worst excesses of Trumpism will mean abandoning the habitual anti-anti-racism that conservatives have used as their default campaign mode since the 1960s.
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It's ironic ... Bella is an habitual Instagrammer, posting when she's out and about, yet in this case the burglar tried to hit when she was home.
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The mattress is made to keep you cool and support all of your pressure points whether you're a habitual side sleeper or experience frequent back pain.
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During a separate two-week period, researchers tracked the teens' activity levels when they stuck to their habitual bedtimes and got their regular amount of sleep.
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S, a Swiss seed maker acquired by a Chinese state firm earlier this year for about $43 billion, shows the problems that result from habitual murkiness.
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With broad bipartisan support, Congress and the administration have started to repair the damage inflicted by years of insufficient funding and habitual reliance on continuing resolutions.
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Sudan faces armed insurrections across the country and protests by citizens enraged by decades of economic mismanagement and habitual human rights abuses by the security forces.
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Habitual self-injury is a risk factor for later suicide, and those who engage in it, like people diagnosed with borderline, endure gusts of dark emotion.
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It also said members of the sect, which has a reputation for radicalizing its members and engaging in "habitual acts of lawlessness," should be held responsible.
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Spin and LimeBike said they might impose a fine on riders who disobey, and all three said they would restrict or even ban habitual bad parkers.
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Under Alabama's Habitual Felony Offender Act, more commonly known as the "three strikes law," that crime got him life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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Bridget wrote back, wishing her well, and the correspondence seemed to die a natural death; there was no habitual rhythm in Bridget's life for such letters.
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News Analysis In the world according to President Trump, trade deficits are among the clearest indication that Americans have become habitual chumps in the global marketplace.
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The K-pop artist Seungri, once a darling of the genre and one of its megastars, has been indicted on charges including prostitution and habitual gambling.
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Habitual Labour voters seem readier to back a Lib Dem who has a chance of defeating a Tory than Lib Dem voters are to support Labour.
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The practice, which finally prompted local complaints to the federal government, was found to be habitual in the parish for as long as anyone could remember.
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Melton was serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole on a charge related to being a violent habitual felon, his attorney Laura Beaver said.
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And the chaotic years from 28 to 212 are a terrible stage to acquire a new habitual behavior, because they're full of so many life changes.
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Amazon has made buying stuff so frictionless and habitual, delivery so fast — and for Prime members, free — that many shoppers don't bother checking prices anywhere else.
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About 2.8m habitual non-voters, who had given up on politics during the Blair-Cameron years of identikit politicians with interchangeable policies, turned out to vote Leave.
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Stressing its habitual emphasis on privacy, Apple promises that it won't know what you read in Apple News Plus, and it won't allow advertisers to track you.
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President Donald Trump, habitual Twitter-er, found himself this week in a common predicament for some of the platform's most avid users: facing down a copyright flag.
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In his $4.75trn plan, the president urges that "we must protect future generations from Washington's habitual deficit spending" and warns of the dangers of high debt loads.
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The prosecution reportedly argued that Tellis — previously described as a "habitual" criminal offender — tried to suffocate Jessica after the two had sex in her car that night.
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"We can&apost effectively prevent the sexual abuse of minors or vulnerable adults by clergy while habitual and widespread failures in celibacy are quietly tolerated," he said.
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Trump's incompetence, habitual lying, and willingness to take advantage of the less fortunate are public knowledge to anyone who is paying even a little bit of attention.
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Hartman, described by police as a habitual trespasser and stowaway, was arrested in February at the bus shuttle center outside a flight terminal, an airport spokesman said.
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Immesberger's parents alleged in their filing that their son had a "habitual problem" with alcohol, which was known to the restaurant's staff, and he had been overserved.
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Indeed, not only did they feel bad after they woke up from the nap, they also didn't perform well on the memory test, compared to habitual nappers.
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Other studies have linked habitual butter intake to higher low-density-lipoprotein(LDL) cholesterol and potentially with weight gain over time, Forouhi told Reuters Health by email.
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"Then I could learn pretty quickly that if I try to access something, it's not going to cooperate, so I would relearn my habitual behavior," she says.
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The habitual offender laws, which can put low-level, nonviolent criminals like Grimes in prison for long sentences, have likely contributed to the state's overwhelming incarceration rate.
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Esta indiferencia suele ser habitual en la cobertura mediática de triunfos de las selecciones y los logros (femeniles), escribe en un análisis la periodista deportiva Marion Reimers.
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Jiménez abrió su laptop y encontró un video del presidente, con su camisa habitual de trabajo, quien le decía a una multitud vociferante: "Esto es algo trascendental".
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" They also claim Tiger and Erica had been drinking with Immesberger just days before the fatal crash and "reasonably should have known" he was a "habitual drunkard.
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As philosophers since Aristotle have noted, virtue is acquired by habit, and habitual courtesy can instill the habit of genuine respect for people with whom we disagree.
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Detailing the torturous process women have to go through to file a complaint, Speier warned it deters women from speaking out and allows "habitual harassers" to continue.
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El Departamento de Estado estadounidense no ha emitido ninguna declaración sobre el caso de Brasil contra Greenwald, lo cual en gobiernos pasados habría sido una práctica habitual.
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At a public hearing the day the work force agreement was announced, one commission member expressed reservations about the habitual layoffs but the resort continued the practice.
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Here's Michael Rengel of St. Louis: It is dangerous to give Donald Trump, a known and habitual liar, the opportunities to attempt to paint lies as truth.
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The study, conducted on over 100,000 Chinese adults, concluded that habitual tea drinkers in the country could expect to live 1.2 years longer than non-tea drinkers.
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I think as business travelers you can become very habitual in your travels and not really take the time to embrace the unique elements of certain cities.
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A Pennsylvania state lawmaker is planning to propose a bill ordering parents to pay a fine of up to $500 if their child is a habitual bully.
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A 2017 report by the Commission on the Theft of American Intellectual Property recognizes China as a habitual and still quite active perpetrator of intellectual property theft.
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These include "habitual breaking and entering," trafficking in stolen identities, embezzlement of large amounts of money, and obtaining property by false pretenses, as well as drug dealing.
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Assistant Ouachita Parish District Attorney Neal Johnson tells PEOPLE that because he's a habitual offender, Tellis, 27, will serve 10 years in prison with no possibility of parole.
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Some of these lapses can be corrected through energy and will, but others are habitual, built up over a long season, and not fully fixable by Wednesday night.
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When musicians die, it jolts us out of our habitual music listening patterns backed up bydata showing that most people listen to a very small number of artists.
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Mathew Martoma, a habitual liar who had been expelled by Harvard Law School for faking his grades, and who made huge illegal trades on pharmaceutical firms, was jailed.
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Surrounded by candy, clouds, and cat ears, they make it clear that they are unimpressed by people who think habitual sexual predation of women is a new phenomenon.
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"If you write the good qualities down and make them habitual, you will be the one you want to buy 10% of when you're all through, " said Buffett.
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It's actually one of the more difficult parts, because in the hours before your habitual bedtime, the circadian system is most strongly signaling for you to stay awake.
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In the past, a recruit who tested positive for pot or admitted past habitual use of the drug could be rejected, according a report in the Military Times.
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Back when Donald Trump was just a guy who put his name on skyscrapers, casinos, and steaks, no one needed to worry too much about his habitual exaggerations.
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Now that the pesky Brits can no longer play their habitual obstructionist role, the SPD wants the EU-27 to push hard for deeper European integration and centralisation.
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Ms. Griffin's husband, Archie Thames, a retired chemistry teacher and habitual joker, carried our bags up to our room, the Mayflower, with its four-poster bed and fireplace.
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"This reprehensible act of violence is an example of why we need to change the way we treat habitual offenders in the city of Chicago," Superintendent Johnson said.
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"The act of habitual reading fixes the nature of the purpose in the mind, where it can be picked up by the sub-conscious mind and acted upon."
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At worst, Kerner said, vigorous habitual use of a sex toy can simply cause "over-familiarity" with that specific intense sensation that can't be replicated by a person.
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As a result of Spellman's criminal background, he was found qualified as an habitual felony offender and handed the 20-year sentence imposed by an Escambia County judge.
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Former governor Jeb Bush first proposed the statute—which applies to habitual offenders and first-timers alike—during his 1998 campaign, with hopes of curbing violent crime rates.
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Similarly, habitual users who drink, say, three or more artificially sweetened beverages a day may be more likely to consume them in combinations with food that are problematic.
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" As she put it, "If you are not a habitual bather, the next time you'll take a bath after you're six years old is maybe when you're 85.
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Maybe their offense is a fireworks display by then, with a defense still strong enough to keep Lillard and McCollum on the court without fear of habitual abuse.
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Perhaps Trump wanted to corner the press into a fight, flexing his new powers over a media that refused to bend to the habitual lies of his campaign.
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They also seem to lose habitual voters — the people who almost always turn out to vote — to the opposition party, while moderate nominees hold on to those voters.
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State television, a virtual monopoly, dropped its habitual xenophobic attacks during those weeks, which came just before the July 16 summit meeting between Mr. Putin and Mr. Trump.
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John C. Cruden, the assistant attorney general for the Department of Justice's Environment and Natural Resources Division, said in a statement that the cruise line's practice was habitual.
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Iranian generals resumed their habitual barrage of warnings to Washington, and Trump said new sanctions had been imposed, as his Democratic rivals criticized his handling of the crisis.
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His Twitter feed alone — with its habitual string of mischaracterizations, lies, and slanders — is a near perfect example of a human being who is morally lost and confused.
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"One reason might be that the proportion of habitual tea consumers among men was approximately two and a half [times] as high as that among women," Gu said.
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Gasoline purchases, streaming service subscriptions and food bought both for home and at restaurants are also types of habitual spending that might be better put on a card.
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"Communication researchers have long shown that media consumers are habitual in their usage patterns, often relying on the same set of news sources," he wrote in an email.
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His Twitter feed alone -- with its habitual string of mischaracterizations, lies, and slanders -- is a near perfect example of a human being who is morally lost and confused.
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"All our life ... is but a mass of habits," philosopher and psychologist William James wrote, though a 2006 study put the amount of habitual daily action at 40%.
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His Twitter feed alone—with its habitual string of mischaracterizations, lies, and slanders—is a near perfect example of a human being who is morally lost and confused.
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If you're a habitual video game player and haven't yet picked up a Nintendo Switch, now is probably one of your best chances to get a good deal.
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His Twitter feed alone — with its habitual string of mischaracterizations, lies, and slanders — is a near-perfect example of a human being who is morally lost and confused.
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The salt cave was an excellent place to meditate, since it cuts out distractions and sets a specific time frame for you to drop your habitual thoughts and relax.
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Oh, other than a recently fired FBI director giving testimony under oath that the president who dismissed him is a habitual liar and skirted the line of obstructing justice.
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Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), which rolled out earlier this week, might be the latest exploitative big box content farm rule that changes the habitual consumption of their users.
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In a keynote address, Robert Shiller—a Nobel prizewinner, habitual freethinker and outgoing AEA president—suggested that economists should think more broadly about the factors that affect human behaviour.
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If it's not part of the culture of people's habitual day-to-day lives like that, in the future you're going to see it fall off the cliff. Yeah.
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Women in the entertainment industry used the movement to pull some of Hollywood's own weeds by calling out alleged habitual harassers like Harvey Weinstein, Brett Ratner, and James Toback.
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Though some people have made hay on Twitter about never using Gillette again, Assael says buying habits, particularly with something as habitual as a razor, are hard to break.
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Sanders also took a series of stinging shots at Trump, labeling him "perhaps the worst and most dangerous president in the history of our country" and a habitual liar.
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Second, advocates for restorative justice programs in this context often make the flawed assumption that sex offenders are similar to repeat offenders of other habitual offenses like drunk driving.
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In the wake of that post, even people who are habitual critics of Bezos and Amazon praised the move to publicly shame his alleged extortionists rather than give in.
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Stevens suffered sporadically from a "habitual blackness", which Mr Mariani diagnoses as depression, and his marriage to the awkward, pretty Elsie Kachel, also from Reading, was an unhappy one.
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"The habitual use of coffee would greatly promote sobriety being in itself a cordial stimulant; it is a most powerful antidote to the temptation of spiritous liquors," he wrote.
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As more damaging details emerge, Trump is indulging in his habitual practice of abandoning a position that has become untenable and constructing a new reality that better suits him.
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The LGBTQI community has experienced a massive crackdown with dozens arrested and charged with defamation of religion and "habitual debauchery", simply for either being, or being perceived as, LGBTQI.
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The German ideas found many supporters in fin-de-siècle Britain, where William Gladstone had already done a lot to temper liberals' habitual suspicions of the working-class masses.
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But there is still no evidence that Pyongyang has dropped its habitual practice of demanding concessions in a drawn out negotiating process that always leaves its weapons programs intact.
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Other viewers will feel that his habitual style, drawn as tight as a puppet string, is already so firmly tethered that it begs for the presence of tangible actors.
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Drunks shows how hard doctors have had to work to prove that alcoholism is, in fact, a disease and that giving up alcohol was possible for even habitual drinkers.
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Right after he told me of his plans to shelve his hedge fund, bitcoin experienced one of its habitual micro-crashes, falling to under fourteen thousand dollars a coin.
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Such cases fall under The Hague Abduction Convention, a 1988 international agreement aimed at facilitating the return of children removed from their "habitual residence" in violation of custody agreements.
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Ms. Snyder, who grew up canvassing and demonstrating, said she prefers to engage with activism by getting out in the streets, but her husband has become a habitual giver.
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Zambada ha probado conocer muy bien no solo las finanzas y las estrategias del cártel para pasar las drogas, sino también sobre el uso habitual de violencia y sobornos.
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When musicians die, it jolts us out of our habitual music listening patterns backed up by data showing that most people listen to a very small number of artists.
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Inspired by a DIY-attitude and hunger for critical elevation, Onomatopee Projects discusses and mediates a habitual visual sanctuary of pop culture, power, and other environments of visual consciousnesses.
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"Our findings support the feasibility of changing the habitual diet to modulate the gut microbiota which in turn has the potential to promote healthier aging," the study authors said.
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He's not joking ... we spoke with Cube (briefly) about the Blue Crew's habitual crashing and burning in the MLB playoffs and the rap legend summed it up this way.
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By exploring how we interact with these technologies, I want to help people step out of their habitual, almost machine-like behaviors and find common ground with each other.
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"Concocting fake news to attract eyeballs is a habitual trick of America's New York Times, and this newspaper suffered a crisis of credibility for its fakery," the statement said.
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The resulting study, published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, concluded that habitual tea drinking might be associated with reduced risk of heart disease and longer life expectancy.
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Epstein fell under investigation by state and federal authorities in Florida in the mid-2000s for his habitual contact with young girls at his Palm Beach property and elsewhere.
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"When you start to notice some of the difficult and even destructive emotions that have become habitual, you might react by trying to stuff those feelings away," she writes.
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"The Dolomites have all the greatness of Italy, but transported to the mountains," says Massimo Bottura, a habitual visitor to his country's sharp-summited, northern territory in the Alps.
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Entitled Attachment, the release will be a "data-centric collection built from field and browser recordings, loosely exploring the themes of habitual mental tendencies," according to the press release.
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Duchamp wanted "to put art back in the service of the mind," but Vautier moves to surpass mindful art with life by dumbing art down to habitual, unmindful, banal events.
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However, if you feel as though you're being taken advantage of, or you want to put a stop to habitual requests for money — it's okay to take a step back.
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She describes habitual trips to her primary care physician, who tried to treat her ear infections or fevers, without knowing that a rare disease was whittling away at her spine.
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The majority of Chinese app users are expected to settle into patterns of habitual use by 2021, which will allow revenue growth to be sustained even though downloads may slow.
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The work is suggestive of our habitual production and consumption as we struggle to keep up with the treadmill of capitalism, which encourages primitive perspectives and preconceived notions about reality.
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Several years deeper into the disconcerting blur between recreational and habitual drug consumption than the face-tattooed teens currently blowing up streaming platforms, Future makes for an unintended cautionary tale.
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Remember that to believe Britons will vote for Brexit you have to believe they will abandon their habitual preference for an imperfect status quo over a leap into the dark.
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Arya doubts Sansa, Sansa gets defensive, and instead of the sisters banding together as survivors on the path to beating Westeros's habitual patriarchy, they're ready to turn against each other.
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When patients are told their habitual joint lighting, bong ripping, or edible munching is the cause of their symptoms, most respond as though their world is crashing down around them.
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But whether or not it's intentional, Trump's habitual encouragement of outrage helps him in several ways—that is, assuming we cooperate by getting outraged, by reacting to his provocations unreflectively.
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"The audience's gasp at this footwear transformation in the summer 2014 couture collection Tuesday must have reverberated beyond Chanel's habitual showplace, the Grand Palais," Suzy Menkes wrote at the time.
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In two days of testimony, Mr. Zambada, 57, proved himself fluent not only in the cartel's financing and smuggling tactics, but also in its habitual use of violence and bribery.
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"Shine once again recommended it, somehow expressing the belief that Ailes, a habitual sexual harasser, and his enablers, were a gift to the nation, like the Eagles," the suit says.
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So he set about identifying the trigger for his habit, adopting five categories proposed by researchers: time, place, emotional state, other people, and the action immediately preceding the habitual one.
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It is as though we lived within a five- or six-foot-tall eye, an immense, enclosing ear, with all an eye or ear's illusions, blind spots, and habitual mistakes.
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Los que tienen audiencias a las 8:30, como es habitual, deben estar en el puerto de entrada de Tijuana a las tres de la mañana para que los transporten.
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They seem particularly disappointed with Mr. Sharif, who has popularized the slogan, "vote ko izzat do" or "honor the ballot," a thinly veiled rebuke to the military's habitual political meddling.
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Alone, quiet and away from the normal distractions of your life — even if only for a brief period — it can be a time to observe your habitual patterns of thinking.
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Researchers have found that voter turnout is a habitual behavior: The best predictor of whether you'll do it in the future is whether you have a pattern of doing it.
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This offers not just a delicious irony but a prize example of Britons' habitual pessimism: a business that was shut down because of failure to prepare for ideal trading conditions.
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In the 1950s, when the original Senators were continuing to finish far from first place, Mr. Wolff knew that their long-suffering fans needed diversions from the team's habitual losing.
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In North Carolina, trafficking a stolen identity and selling drugs within 1,000 feet of a school or playground are both violent crimes, according to the state's "habitual violent offender" statute.
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Missouri's constitution says elected officials can be impeached for "crimes, misconduct, habitual drunkenness, wilful neglect of duty, corruption in office, incompetency, or any offence involving moral turpitude or oppression in office".
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They convince themselves that they are pillars of the community, but "Happy End" chronicles the casual, habitual way they deceive and mistreat each other, their employees and the area's migrant population.
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That struck me as an important element of this abusive cycle that she went through as a child and into her marriage that she just accepted because it was so habitual.
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"Recently, North Korea made its habitual absurd remarks that it will turn Seoul into a sea of fire and that it will strike near Guam," Song said according to ministry officials.
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Mr Trump's proposed wall to deter Mexicans has put habitual swing-states such as Colorado off limits and made Florida, which has plenty of Hispanic voters, look like hostile territory too.
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Mr. Trump seemed intent on stopping his bleeding among habitual Republican voters, whose support he needs to regain if he is to have even a slim hope of beating Mrs. Clinton.
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The audiobook of John Doran's memoir about his recovery from alcoholism, habitual drug use, and mental illness, Jolly Lad, which is based on his Menk column for VICE, is out now.
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"People who are not habitual poetry readers happening to read things that are magical is one of the great happy accidents that can occur reading The New Yorker," said Mr. Remnick.
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Throughout this process, Khamenei's actions have been defined by his "habitual risk aversion and need to balance factional interests," as Vaez put it in an insightful Crisis Group report this December.
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In addition to denouncing Mr. Trump as a racist, a liar and a habitual business cheat, Mr. Cohen hinted at the gravity of an investigation by federal prosecutors in New York.
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California law, at the time, distinguished between students with three unexcused absences ("truants") and those with five ("habitual truants"), with repercussions that included warnings, community service or suspension of driver's licenses.
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And some of Mr. McNally's habitual flourishes show through the play's surface like the underpainting of a different picture: the showbiz references, the orotund dialogue, the frequent intrusion of classical music.
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In fact, in some cases Buddhist thought anticipated Western thought, grasping things about the human mind, and its habitual misperception of reality, that modern psychology is only now coming to appreciate.
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Another boon is her devotion to drawing, which wends through her habitual mixing of mediums, giving this exhibition a sense of fullness and intimacy that few in her cohort can muster.
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During closing arguments, lawyers for Mr. and Ms. Mangano repeatedly attacked Mr. Singh, calling him a habitual liar and comparing the prosecution to one that might take place in North Korea.
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Adopting his habitual language, Bouvier warned that the "seller would be suicidal" if Rybolovlev didn't pay soon, even though he had settled his own affairs with the Moueix family months earlier.
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Compounds in shrooms, LSD, and ketamine, among other drugs, have been shown to help people to dig themselves out of the habitual ruts that can make some mental illnesses so intractable.
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There are 549 people listed as dangerous Islamists, not all living in Germany, an Interior Ministry official said on the condition of anonymity, which is habitual here when discussing such matters.
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It also lobbies for a standard threshold of one year for habitual residence and advises parents to sign a pre-move contract stating that the child can go home at any time.
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Quitting (or moderating, if that's right for you; chronic alcoholism and habitual binge drinking aren't the same thing) is tough, but if a dickhead like me can do it, then anyone can.
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We know the last couple months have been frickin' insane," said Strong before Bryant chimed in, "All these big, cool, powerful guys are turning out to be — what's the word —habitual predators?
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Production credits include Zaytoven, 808 Mafia's DY, CBMix, and Hollywood J. —ARR Much-loved electronic duo The Knife disbanded back in 2014, after they finished touring their 2013 album Shaking the Habitual.
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With each passing year, as heatwaves become habitual and storms become more frequent and ferocious, climate change casts a shadow over our well-being and especially the well-being of our children.
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But a reader, an evolutionary anthropologist, told us genetics suggests that habitual milk drinking was acquired independently multiple times, at least once in Northern Europe and another time in sub-Saharan Africa.
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We've reached out to Amazon for comment on how rare it anticipates this situation might be, and whether it has any methods for detecting, penalizing, or tracking one-off or habitual shoplifting.
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It could be that the markets are moving according to their own internal logic, driven by money managers' psychology, with their habitual toggle between fear and greed turning back toward the former.
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Walking around Manhattan in what constitutes the style of this precise moment, I felt so squarely rooted in the present that I momentarily let go of my habitual anxieties about the future.
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"A habitual trespasser and stowaway" faces new trespassing charges, and she's also accused of violating her probation by showing up at the airport, said Janel Sedevic with Chicago Police Department public affairs.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, they take issue with the probation officer's scathing testimony -- that Jung's an alcoholic, habitual liar and "no viable vocational or educational treatment programs" can change him.
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The tycoon's habitual offensiveness and displays of flabbergasting ignorance have set a high bar for gaffes; this is a candidate who entered the race calling Mexicans rapists and promising to reverse globalisation.
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He thinks that Buddhism is true in the immediate sense that it is helpful and therapeutic, and, by offering insights into our habitual thoughts and cravings, shows us how to fix them.
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Trump is also set to travel to another big international summit this week -- the G20 in Argentina -- that carries the habitual possibility that he could again fall out with other world leaders.
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Marijuana had "significant, "short and long-term impacts on four key cognitive areas: problem solving, long-term memory, short-term memory manipulation and the ability to stop a habitual behavior when needed.
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On the other hand, if your report shows a card with habitual late payments and a high balance-to-limit ratio, your scores are probably taking a hit as a result.3.
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"A hazy recollection, but my habitual way of greeting him involved "when are you going to do Thracia?' and similarly he was always ready to retort with 'Why don't you do it?
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He was named bishop of Helena in 1962 by Pope John XXIII and archbishop of Seattle in 1975 by Pope Paul VI. Archbishop Hunthausen said he never considered himself a habitual maverick.
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She also burned her character's habitual cellphone salutation — "Saga Norén, Länskrim Malmö," identifying herself as a member of the Malmo criminal investigation division — into the brains of TV viewers in 160 countries.
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Nevertheless, the mushrooming of these occasions makes grief a rapidly devaluing currency, in danger of becoming worthless altogether as the heartfelt and the habitual are inseparably entangled by a whirlwind of obligation.
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But critics sometimes faulted him, saying he worked too fast on complex data, used too much social-scientific jargon in his writing and expressed a habitual optimism that bordered on Pollyanna-ism.
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"Our thinking is habitual, not conscious, so the first step is to learn to catch yourself when thinking negatively and make a commitment to change how you look at things," he advised.
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A. It is possible to transfer your collection of AutoCorrect entries that you have been compiling over the years to fix habitual typos, insert characters and shortcut other keystrokes in Microsoft Word.
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Researchers are calling it "The Habitual Diet and Avocado Trial," and according to Loma Linda, they are looking for 1,000 participants to help figure out whether avocados actually help with weight loss.
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Why it matters: Habitual self harm is an indication of higher suicide risk for some people — and because it's considered a symptom rather than a standalone diagnosis, experts are struggling to respond.
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Programs like this are part of a larger trend to use museum tours as a way of rupturing habitual narratives of art history and the social structures to which they are bound.
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Anyone convicted of such offenses can face longer mandatory-minimum sentences, the triggering of "three-strikes-you're-out" and "habitual violent offender" penalties and, in immigration cases, are at risk of deportation.
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"The President's marginalization of the vast expertise of the State Department and his habitual disparaging of our allies as demonstrated at the G7 Forum hinders a lasting, stable pathway to peace," she said.
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C.M.'s father, who is "in very poor health" and "has a severe heart condition," according to the documents, is allegedly a habitual chain-smoker who regularly fills the house with thick smoke.
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In his reply, Luther tells Georg Buchholzer that he has done well to preach against the Jews and should continue to do so, ignoring Agricola, who Luther accused of being a habitual liar.
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Part of this comes from the fact that Unlimited users tend to be habitual Postmates users, because they largely use it to order food and that has a very regular rhythm to it.
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It turned out that, when confronted with a challenging, narrow beam, ballet dancers still used the same preferred, habitual patterns of muscle coordination that they used when walking across a normal, level floor.
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The outbreak, which to date involves mainly people under the age of 75503 , has been a wake-up call about the risks of vaping, both acute and long-term — particularly for habitual users.
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One client railed against her supervisor's "bias" in giving her a poor performance review; indignation helped her avoid feeling shame about some accurate criticism she heard concerning habitual lateness and inattention to detail.
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Even habitual cross-border shoppers like me can now hold out hope that Amazon may eventually close the persistent, puzzling, and much-discussed price difference between US and Canadian prices for many items.
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Shaking the Habitual: Live at Terminal 5 was filmed at the titular New York City venue, and it's now streaming on YouTube (you can see the full one hour, 19 minute movie above).
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It was also one of the few occasions in his campaign so far that he has delivered a disciplined, planned speech and it differed from his habitual stream of consciousness style of delivery.
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" Intelligently, Jaron's psychology-based essay fruitfully turns to the earlier book by Gilles Deleuze, Francis Bacon: The Logic of Sensation which questions the implications of the artist's habitual compulsive obsessions with "the wound.
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Speaking privately, U.S. officials say Vietnam has yet to start detailed discussions with Washington about its specific needs and gaps in its capabilities, a factor which they believe reflects decades of habitual secrecy.
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The political scientists Lisa García Bedolla and Melissa Michelson wrote in their 2012 book "Mobilizing Inclusion" that infrequent Latino voters become habitual ones only when voting becomes core to their sense of identity.
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He showed that the penalty for overt racism, not to mention for admissions of habitual sexual assault, is a lot lower among the entire electorate than it is among cultural and business elites.
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This metaphor, used as shorthand for any sort of daily, habitual purchase that isn't life or death, set the self-help world on fire, and guaranteed that Bach will finish somewhere above rich.
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Now, his family is pointing the finger at Tiger, Erica and the restaurant ... claiming both Tiger and Erica KNEW Immesberger had a habitual problem with alcohol and allowed him to be served anyway.
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Clinton's promiscuity, he argued, implicated his fitness for governing: "Chronic indiscipline, compulsion, exploitation, the easy betrayal of vows, all suggest something wrong at a deep level — something habitual and beyond control," he wrote.
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To be sure, Mr. Macron, once he had rebalanced himself, periodically launched his habitual command performance, speaking fluently and without notes on Syria, labor, taxes and other subjects for more than two hours.
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The former Big Bang singer was indicted without detention for allegedly organizing prostitutes, habitual gambling, and illegal foreign currency trade, a PR official from the Seoul Central Prosecutors' office confirmed to CNN Thursday.
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In 2016, the Chicago Police Department described Hartman as "a habitual trespasser and stowaway" after she was arrested at O'Hare for violating her probation, which barred her from setting foot on airport property.
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If he were charged with the cocaine possession and found guilty in both cases, he could have been sentenced as a habitual offender, which in Mississippi means he would spend life in prison.
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The commission reportedly found that nearly 60 Uber employees in Colorado had criminal and driving histories that should have disqualified them, including a habitual offender, a former prison escape and drunken driving violations.
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Epstein became the subject of a local police investigation in Florida in the mid-2000s for his habitual use of young women to give him massages — allegedly as frequently as three times daily.
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Not very well, if I'm being honest—I was a habitual line memorizing derelict, I could never quite get projecting from your diaphragm right, and also I have truly awful personal spacial awareness.
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In North Carolina, a significant portion of those behind bars—7,532 of about 35,700 total prisoners—were incarcerated as of 2018 for crimes deemed violent according to the state's habitual violent offender law.
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"A habitual user of smokeless tobacco is likely to experience cravings and withdrawal symptoms if they're forced to abstain," said Dr. Jed Rose, the director of the Center for Smoking Cessation at Duke University.
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We don't require criminal convictions for habitual drug use or child abuse, so why is it reasonable to demand one from a woman who claims she was raped and conceived her child through rape?
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Many took exception to the harsh, personal annotations that to many, reprised the habitual harassment that women face online, which ranges from "gaslighting" their concerns to diminishing the importance of women's experiences and writing.
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Habitual hirers and firers of coaches, Saudi Arabia will be appearing at the finals for the fifth time, with their best performance coming on their debut in 1994 when they reached the last 16.
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Lately, however, I've been attempting to ween myself off of these habitual, mindless-feeling purchases, and narrowing in on the ones that actually add something to my wardrobe (preferably, in more ways than one).
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For a man who once knocked former President Barack Obama as a "habitual vacationer" who played fast and loose with taxpayer dollars, Trump certainly seems to be making a habit of costly weekend getaways.
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RICHMOND, Va. – A federal appeals court is weighing a challenge to a Virginia law that allows police to arrest "habitual drunkards" and send them to jail for up to a year for possessing alcohol.
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But his habitual outbursts — during the Iran deal negotiations, at the Munich security conference, and most recently, taking to social media to resign — paint a picture of an egoist as much as a strategist.
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Mitsotakis said that PPC, which is 51% owned by the state, would be revamped through the privatization of its networks and identification of habitual defaulters, before a strategic investor is sought for the utility.
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On Shaking the Habitual, The Knife's melodic hooks are almost fully incorporated into the forward momentum of their rattling pitched percussion devices, a disorientingly abrasive effect that proves addictive after two or three listens.
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Among the allegations include claims that The Weather Channel knew about Yarnall and Williamson's "habitual" reckless driving, but did nothing to reprimand them and even encouraged the behavior to build tension in news reports.
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The best sections take advantage of the habitual softness by emphasizing it, as in a late, silent sequence of slow and sensual beauty, so abstract and enigmatic that it almost seems out of place.
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Though Grimes was eligible by the state's habitual offender laws to be charged under the "quad" offender statute, which carried the potential life sentence, Cannizzaro said that prosecutors declined to prosecute him as such.
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As a chronic alcoholic and habitual heavy drug user, I had spent the intervening years intermittently suffering from horrendous hallucinations, fits, and disturbing distortions in my perception of reality during brief periods of withdrawal.
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People who have grown up with smartphones and social media may think that the very concept of personal privacy has become quaintly irrelevant, but there are reasons for even habitual oversharers to be alarmed.
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Saturday Night Live continued its recent focus on the #MeToo movement Saturday night, taking a multifaceted look at the fight to root out habitual sexual harassers in Hollywood and beyond throughout an uneven episode.
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In an interview on Saturday, Ms. Klobuchar drew an even sharper bead on Ms. Warren, comparing her avoidance of how to pay for "Medicare for all" with Mr. Trump's habitual shirking of the truth.
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They must overcome their habitual squabbling and balance their desire to keep trade and military ties with Britain while ensuring that it does not enjoy the same benefits as a member of the bloc.
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He pointed to Mr. Dhir's habitual doodling, his knack for dressing differently from his friends (in LA Gear tracksuits and Fila sneakers) and his near-obsession with FTV, a fashion-focused satellite video channel.
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Casey Anthony's Grandmother, Shirley Plesea, Alleged She Was a Habitual Thief After Casey's arrest, cops interviewed her grandmother, Shirley Plesea, who alleged that Casey had stolen money from her — writing two checks from her account.
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"Make sure you have to go through several steps to actually get to them, so it's not really automatic," she said, adding that she often mixes the screens up, so the process becomes less habitual.
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Nail chewers, nose pickers, and habitual face touchers spread their DNA around, as do hands that haven't seen a bar of soap lately—discarded DNA can accumulate over time, and soap helps wash it away.
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"No sport is wholesome in which ungenerous or mean acts which easily escape detection contribute to victory, whether such acts can be occasional, accidental, or habitual," he told the New York Times earlier that year.
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If you come to the Empanada World Café regularly, you'll recognize other habitual fans: One couple who lives a few blocks away recently told me they come every week for steak and Gorgonzola-stuffed empanadas.
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Every e-cigarette user's smoking history, habitual use, and reasons for starting in the first place is specific to them, so the "when" and "how" of each person's approach to quitting will naturally vary, too.
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The paintings bear the characteristic trace of the artist's hands and fingers as they dragged paint across the canvas, but they are atypical as they invert Chang's habitual format of dark pigment on light ground.
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Local enthusiasm for the monthly check-up made the habitual blasts on the car horn unnecessary in Yabalo Godha village, 2703 minutes' drive from the market town of Moyale on Kenya's northern border with Ethiopia.
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Recently he was involved in the formation of the Nationalist Front, an alliance of far-right groups that agreed to put aside the habitual bickering that has long characterized the white nationalism movement in America.
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Prepaid cards are popular with lower-income people, many of whom do not have traditional bank accounts or have been shut out of the banking system because of habitual overdrafts or poor or limited credit.
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X Miraflores han pasado centenas de periodistas que han recibido el trato decente que de forma habitual impartimos a quienes vienen a cumplir con el trabajo periodístico, y han publicado el resultado de ese trabajo.
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He told me that most teeth grinders, especially women, grind their teeth even when they're awake and explained that the reaction was so habitual that most grinders probably wouldn't notice unless it was pointed out.
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En este caso, el fetichismo de pies es una devoción por los mismos, y es uno de los más comunes, junto con el de zapatos y es más habitual además entre hombres que entre mujeres.
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Israel said the DRDC report also suggests that police could use SPPAL's predictive models to triage missing persons cases and prioritize certain cases over others—for example, a possible kidnapping victim versus a habitual runaway.
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In many ways, she doesn't get enough props for her habitual dedication to shaking up the status quo, but still she goes on, scrubbing out the lines whenever she sees them drawn in the sand.
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Mujey Dumbuya, a 1-year-old Michigan high school student, had been expected to testify at the trial of a habitual offender who is accused of raping her in a school parking lot last summer.
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The second court case was for providing credit facilities to a self-admitted habitual gambler, where the regulator alleges the bank failed to verify the customer's financial situation before approving a credit card limit increase.
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That's a big potential selling point for electric vehicles, and a reference to items like motor oil, oil filters, engine air filters, transmission fluid, spark plugs and more that require annual maintenance and habitual replacement.
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The Non-Habitual Resident Program grants part-time residents from outside Portugal "a tax holiday on international income for 2011 years," said João Caiado Guerreiro, a partner at an international law firm based in Lisbon.
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"Habitual moderate alcohol consumption is associated with lower risk of heart disease in both sexes, but the amount of alcohol associated with cardiovascular benefits is lower among women than among men," Mostofsky added by email.
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By becoming aware of how one's body interacts with its surroundings and learning how to behave in less stressful ways, it becomes possible to relinquish habitual movement patterns that cause or contribute to chronic pain.
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The vast majority of habitual American voters are rigid partisans who long ago decided which team they are on and will very predictably vote for their party's nominee regardless of what happens during the campaign.
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Linked to this is the site's habitual wariness, linked in part to a 2016 Gizmodo post alleging bias in its now-defunct trending news section, of offending conservative and far-right groups eager to cry censorship.
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It's a movement that has emphasized how widespread sexual harassment and assault are — me too — by documenting patterns of abuse, using accounts from multiple accusers to establish credibility and underscore the habitual nature of many violations.
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Set in a present that looks like real life but doesn't feel like it, the story pivots on its title sad sack, David Lamb, a habitual dissembler and possible sociopath mired in personal and professional crisis.
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A survey conducted by the Legal Aid Justice Center shows that Virginia and Utah are the only states that make it a crime for someone designated as a habitual drunkard to possess, consume or purchase alcohol.
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At Wadleigh, administrators tend to view Kinvolved as a detection system for habitual absenteeism — not as a means to address underlying problems, like family illnesses, job loss or homelessness, which may cause students to miss school.
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He has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for that crime, with no possibility of parole, a sentence owing to the fact that he's a "habitual offender," says Ouachita Parish Assistant District Attorney Neal Johnson.
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In a bid to boost its liquidity, Hatzidakis said that PPC will also double its efforts to collect as much as it can out of the 800 million euros ($897.36 million)in arrears from habitual defaulters.
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According to Delray Beach police, Dennis Wright has been charged with leaving the scene of a crash involving death, driving while his license was suspended as a habitual offender and two counts of tampering with evidence.
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Stiller and Sandler are opened up by the movie, not exactly shedding their habitual shticks—anxious tension for one, goofiness for the other—but offering glimpses of the unquiet feelings from which those habits might spring.
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"I was just wondering what's going on with you inviting someone who Jenelle has been married to, who has been a habitual criminal, unsafe for kids and you're having that around your grandkids basically," Abraham said.
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Finally, a small group (4 percent) of adults went through adolescence and early adulthood (the peak time for most pot users) with no marijuana problems, only to then become habitual users between ages 26 and 30.
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Now, he's living in a boarding house and says he has been able to stay on his seizure medications and avoid alcohol, but there's no clear way to get the habitual drunkard label removed, Charlton said.
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ALBANY — For as long as anyone can remember, dysfunction has ruled New York's capital: Corruption is common, power is limited to a few, and habitual calls for change disappear like the sun on a January day.
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MOSCOW — In recent weeks, Russia has been engaged in a concerted effort to tame its habitual xenophobic demons in anticipation of 500,000 foreign soccer fans descending on the country for the World Cup that started Thursday.
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A study released in January by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine similarly concluded that vaping led students to smoke cigarettes, although it did not determine whether they became habitual smokers or just experimented.
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You didn't realize the habitual hazards of this art form, the contagious derangement, the exposure and subsequent addiction to toxins, the delirium of thirty hours in stark communion with a self that is insatiable for discovery.
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Those slaps I mentioned landed more forcefully on the administration in general than on the man-child at its apex, who is, in Carlson's tortured rendition, a gullible marionette, his strings pulled by inveterate, habitual warmongers.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "Given their arrogance, pomposity and habitual absurdities, it is hard not to feel a certain satisfaction with the comeuppance that Brexit has delivered to the unaccountable European Union bureaucrats in Brussels.
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It does have a similarly curved bristle brush that grabs each lash — even the tiny ones on the inner corners I always forget — but, unlike the former, L'Oréal's doesn't clump after my habitual 4,000 coats of mascara.
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Taking a peek at my past food delivery orders, it was obvious I'm very faithful to Italian, Thai, and Mexican dishes — so I decided to head to a Jamaican spot in Queens, ousting my habitual dining habits.
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But as much as Fitbit and Up provide data on calorie intake, they don't really offer a human insight into why we eat what we do, nor how we feel about it when the habitual hunger dissipates.
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While cannabis is detectable for three or four days since last use in occasional smokers and about three to six weeks in habitual users, signs of cocaine use are usually gone within the span of a weekend.
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This new study shows that, while 58 percent of 19 to 22 year olds in 2003 believed habitual pot smoking to be dangerous, only 33 percent of the same age group felt the same way in 2015.
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Like China's splurge on building artificial islands on reefs in the South China Sea, the habitual presence of big numbers of Chinese boats in disputed waters congeals into facts on the water that become harder to dispute.
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Regret purchases tend to come in three types: things you never used; habitual things, like restaurant meals or drinks you no longer get any value from; or expensive things that kept you paying for a long time.
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Even the best sex can get habitual, and before we started this routine, I found that my body was just waiting until it was time to go to bed, instead of focusing on the actual sex part.
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But the value proposition of the Starbucks app is clear — it allows customers to save money and rack up points, and the app is more habitual with users that coffee drinkers that tend to be repeat customers.
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The two had met while imprisoned on Jersey, and Chapman – a kindred spirit, habitual reprobate and former double agent who was renowned for his illustrious wartime service – helped to popularise Pleasants' morally ambiguous tales of derring-do.
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For over 40 years, Ristesund had made habitual use of the same Johnson & Johnson talc-containing products that Ms. Fox and dozens of other plaintiffs in the talc litigation used regularly over the course of several decades.
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We need to be careful not to smear the reputation of an esteemed artist by suggesting habitual predatory behavior by a man who may be guilty of no more than creating decidedly awkward moments in delicate situations.
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And those laws tend to be vague: In South Carolina, for example, individuals who fit the description of "habitual drunkard" are barred from owning or possessing a gun, though it's unclear how often the rule is enforced.
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Mr. Manson was a semiliterate habitual criminal and failed musician before he came to irrevocable attention in the late 1960s as the wild-eyed leader of the Manson family, a murderous band of young drifters in California.
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Examining corporate efforts to capitalize on habit formation, Duhigg describes the work of an early-twentieth-century advertising guru, Claude C. Hopkins, whose campaign for Pepsodent toothpaste is said to have established toothbrushing as habitual among Americans.
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IRKUTSK, Russia — The overworked cleaning woman realized that her grown son was not just sleeping off his habitual hangover in the Siberian city of Irkutsk when she discovered — to her horror — that he had quietly gone blind.
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Mr. Spinelli, the baker, said that his overnight business had become a habitual stop for locals, from young people to police officers working the night shift, and that racism had never been a part of his world.
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The Kansas City defense is coming along at the right time, and while he's not the habitual game-breaker he was last season, Patrick Mahomes is still one of the best quick-strike quarterbacks in the NFL.
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As the musicologist John A. Rice observes, in his book " Antonio Salieri and Viennese Opera " (1998), Salieri's habitual agreeability, which both Beaumarchais and Da Ponte praised, prevented him from asserting himself over his material, as Mozart did.
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If the machinery in a McNally restaurant slows down too much, people may start to notice that his template foregrounds his habitual strengths while sweeping weaknesses, such as the occasional spottiness of Augustine's food, into the shadows.
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"These categories are more habitual and create more brand affinity," Roz Brewer, chief operating officer for Starbucks, said in 2018 when it announced the expansion of its the nitrogen-infused cold brew coffee across the United States.
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He knows what it means to try to pick up on cultural and political nuances in a foreign environment, and he's likely to embrace the flexibility needed to handle the White House's habitual inconsistency on policy matters.
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Habitual Adult Swim fans, who are the kinds of people who would bother coming to a website every week to hear a new track, are people that are used to Adult Swim giving them music that is great.
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Taking care of your health may seem like a normal part of any daily routine, as drinking enough water, eating fruits and vegetables regularly, and taking your multivitamin are all habitual tasks we all seem to follow regularly.
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There's no positive depiction of dogs in Shakespeare's work, with the partial and ambiguous exception of Timons of Athens (where a cynical philosopher is linked, as was habitual since antiquity, with dogs, who were seen as natural cynics).
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Indeed, Bustos says that substance abuse was at the center of the convictions for most of the women who she knew at LVCF, who were in for crimes ranging from habitual shoplifting to drug sales to vehicular manslaughter.
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And ministers in certain Member States — including France — are very angry about tech giants' habitual practice of profit shifting to lower tax economies (like Ireland, as Facebook has) as a strategy to minimize their overall EU tax liabilities.
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Yes, the Knicks had fallen prey to the habitual wizardry of the Thunder star Russell Westbrook, who had 27 points, 18 rebounds and 14 assists, his third straight triple-double and his eighth in 19 games this season.
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Flash forward five years to when habitual line-stepper Yoel Romero took a fistful of fence as Jacare Souza tried to drag him to the mat, then wound up mounting the Brazilian, there was Goddard—standing them up.
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Some marketers have taken to calling this strategy the "sofa mentality," the idea that YouTube is now, much like must-see TV, a habitual practice for viewers, something many people (especially young people) curl up with every evening.
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"To keep it simple, behavioral finance is the reality of humans being human and making mistakes," says Woody Dorsey, president of Market Semiotics, a Castleton, Vermont, research firm that studies and diagnoses the habitual cognitive errors investors make.
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Seoul (CNN)Former K-pop idol Seungri has been indicted on charges including prostitution and habitual gambling, about a year since allegations first came to light in a sexual abuse scandal that has rocked South Korea's entertainment industry.
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The title of "Curbside (corrugated rug)" connotes the last-ditch furnishings of homeless urban nomads, and in fact the carton used in this work is in pieces, worn and frayed as if from habitual use as a carpet.
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But in 2015, Robert D. Boutin from the University of California, Davis did some research showing that the habit produced no immediate pain, swelling, or disability among habitual knuckle crackers, nor among those who rarely, if ever, do it.
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"While it's not possible to know the timing of your melatonin onset without having it measured very precisely in dim lighting, we tend to think that melatonin levels rise about two hours prior to habitual sleep onset," McHill explained.
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Whether it's a compulsive spender or habitual gambler we're financially tied to by law or blood, or a friend who keeps asking for small loans to tide him over till pay day ... cash issues can be a relationship-killer.
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The one complicating factor with Samsung is its habitual use of Qualcomm's chips in some countries, which, in the case of the Galaxy S9, will probably mean the company will rely on the Snapdragon 845 alongside its latest Exynos.
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In contrast, India often has a "do-it-for-me" expectation — especially for new services — which means that a user often relies on someone else to do the initial groundwork, then set them on a path toward habitual use.
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"La Mer" ("The Sea") (1991) is a powerfully evocative silent video by a major figure of French video art, Ange Leccia, which shows what the surf looks like filmed from above, thus challenging our habitual perspective of the seashore.
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She gets by on sign language (clarified by yellow subtitles), a genial courtesy, and a habitual rhythm to her life: a bath, a shoeshine, a bus trip, and a hard night's toil as a cleaner at a scientific facility.
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This week, in its latest budget proposal, the White House had the gall to warn that we "must protect future generations from Washington's habitual deficit spending," but nonetheless projected the deficit would rise substantially over the next three years.
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The study, if nothing else, is the latest to suggest that the growing number of regular and habitual weed users should start paying more mind to what exactly they're using, including how much CBD and THC their cannabis contains.
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I call it my Nerdy Novelty-ware Test, and it goes like this: The answer to these questions can reveal deal-breakers for me, as long-term habitual usage and ground-breaking augmentation of abilities via HMD are essential.
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Hasta 2008, era habitual que el gobierno federal de Estados Unidos ofreciera recomendaciones para mejorar la actividad física como parte de sus pautas oficiales de régimen alimentario, como una forma de equilibrar la ingesta y el gasto de energía.
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Además, muchas personas de aquí temen que este bello destino turístico —famoso por ser el lugar de nacimiento de la diosa Hera y del filósofo Epicuro— sea el escenario habitual en el futuro si el continente no se organiza.
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After three weeks, average depression scores had dropped into the normal range in the diet-change group, while remaining elevated or severe in the habitual-diet group - and the improvements were maintained three months later, the research team reports.
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He could have used the occasion to dramatize the UN's own notorious failings, its bureaucratic bloat, habitual recourse to anti-Semitism and long-standing ineffectiveness even where it plays an active role in trying to end or defuse conflicts.
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The forum thrived and suffered in ways that were characteristic of online communities of the time: There were habitual posters, show-offs, trolls and critics, and of course a steady supply of know-nothing newbies, newly invited by Amazon.
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Its habitual use of deferred-prosecution agreements (a practice that is spreading to Britain; this week Rolls-Royce, an engineering firm, was fined for bribery—see article) means that too many cases are settled rather than thrashed out in court.
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The fear it does want to prevent is that which is created by arbitrary, unexpected, unnecessary, and unlicensed acts of force and by habitual and pervasive acts of cruelty and torture performed by military, paramilitary, and police agents in any regime.
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The line-crossers included not just those usually found near the political centre, such as Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, or habitual sceptics of executive power, such as Rand Paul of Kentucky and Mike Lee of Utah.
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" But he pointed to studies showing that attempts to persuade voters once a campaign is in full swing is usually ineffective because people tend to make up their minds "long before the campaign begins, and to vote their habitual tendencies.
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The unusual conditions brought a reduction in French and German nuclear power output, disrupted rail travel in parts of Britain and sent some Europeans, not habitual users of air conditioning in their homes, out to the shops in search of fans.
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Stretching to the corners with your thumb is darn near impossible and to complete even simple actions like closing a modal view inside an app it's often easiest (and most habitual) to just default to two hands to perform those actions.
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The result had barely been announced on Saturday night in Stockholm when the habitual Kremlin propaganda machine found its voice, with the main television news shows, various members of Parliament and even the Foreign Ministry weighing in to smear the contest.
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A 1980 treaty, the Hague Abduction Convention, is intended to encourage the prompt return of abducted children to their country of "habitual residence," and to ensure that child custody and visitation matters are handled by the relevant courts in that country.
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The butler's up-close observations of Mr. Trump over the years have revealed not only the mogul's quirks — Mr. Trump rarely appears in bathing trunks, for example, and does not like to swim — but also his habitual, self-soothing exaggerations.
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I cannot imagine a more potent metaphor for the art world's habitual detachment from reality than the sight of "Candy and Whips" (2015) dissolving into actual sunlight, particularly sunlight shining on one of the most historically tragic thoroughfares in NYC.
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The other is that it requires regular, habitual use: a person reporting one day is only really useful if that person reports for the rest of the days subsequent to that to get a picture of how and if symptoms progress.
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Thin-skinned, narcissistic, vindictive, habitual liars who say whatever thought comes into their heads do not normally make for great presidential fodder, and Trump's prejudiced persona is actively hurting candidates who have to run beneath him on the GOP ballot.
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En la mayoría de las ciudades en los países asiáticos afectados, es habitual que se revise la temperatura de la gente antes de entrar a un autobús, tren o estación del metro, edificio de oficinas, teatro o incluso un restaurante.
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Junto con Joschi, Campino y decenas de otros pugs de cola rizada, Elvis compitió en lo que se ha convertido en una iniciativa habitual en Alemania para acabar con la reputación que tiene la raza de ser unos holgazanes sedentarios.
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Un bote conduce a través de una sección poco profunda del río Mekong, donde las secciones del río son verdes y azules en lugar de su habitual marrón oscuro en esta época del año, cerca de Sangkhom, Tailandia, en enero.
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Se cree que el periodo de incubación —desde la exposición al virus hasta la aparición de síntomas— es de alrededor de dos semanas Recientemente, las autoridades chinas dijeron que habían visto casos que no cumplían con la descripción hasta entonces habitual.
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Let us hope that the principled and experienced John Kelly, in his new role as chief of staff, can maximize the advantages of Trump's fits of apparent madness by insisting they are calculated and fits — rather than habitual and characteristic.
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"His Twitter feed alone—with its habitual string of mischaracterizations, lies, and slanders—is a near perfect example of a human being who is morally lost and confused," the magazine said in calling for Trump's ouster from the White House.
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"Among his criticisms were that of Trump&aposs frequently used Twitter account: "His Twitter feed alone — with its habitual string of mischaracterizations, lies, and slanders — is a near perfect example of a human being who is morally lost and confused.
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This article forced me to think about my good habits and bad habits and the impact of each, my mindless laundry folding habit and how it coexists alongside my habitual inability to wear the same shirt twice in a row.
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I do worry that under certain conditions, the kinds of objectifying attitudes and behaviors that men might have toward sex robots could become habitual, especially if these robots are ubiquitous and present in a man's life from an early age.
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The beauty of this medium is you can listen to it as a show when it's first released and voraciously consume it from a habitual standpoint, or, like I do and many people do with podcasts, you can listen to it very leisurely.
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A small but ambitious nonprofit organization in Charleston called the Turning Leaf Project is taking the one approach that research seems to suggest actually works: It's training habitual offenders to change how they think, and therefore how they act, with cognitive behavioral therapy.
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The only way to change it is to use system-two thinking to override system one — to intervene in my own anger — again and again, until a different, better reaction becomes habitual and I become, in a literal sense, a different, better person.
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Against habitual hierarchizing, binary and human-centric thinking, this issue will think about (and with) sonorous bodies enfolding and unfolding in relation to registers of gender, class, race, ethnicity, age, as well as human, more-than-human, posthuman, ahuman, and non-human. (eds.
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If it can secure from Russia and other non-OPEC producers a pledge to cut a further 600,000 b/d at a meeting scheduled for December 10th, OPEC will have more leeway to cope with the habitual cheating that undermines all such deals.
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Iron buildup of this kind is "not unusual because we see iron accumulation also in neurodegenerative disorders [like Parkinson's or Alzheimer's]" Ersche told Gizmodo, though the study was not able to link habitual cocaine use to an increased likelihood of developing those diseases.
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Fever Ray: Plunge (Rabid/Mute) Having capped their discography with the untoppable electroexplosion Shaking the Habitual (2013), acclaimed left-wing avant-dance duo The Knife disbanded, each going separate ways until, one hopes, the spirit of fun inspires them to collaborate again.
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If Mrs Clinton marshals a broad anti-Trump coalition that peels off some habitual Republican voters and combines it with high turnout among traditional Democratic supporters, she will have an opportunity to create a new centrist coalition that may long outlast her.
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Ko Un, who denied any "habitual misconduct" in a statement made through his British publisher, first faced allegations when fellow South Korean poet Choi Young-mi released a poem in December titled "Monster", which describes harassment by an older male poet named "En".
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"I don't think you should necessarily be coming in at halftime and start going through your mentions, but it's just become habitual," said Spencer Hawes of the Charlotte Hornets, who are playing the Miami Heat in the first round of the N.B.A. postseason.
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Because of Grimes's previous crimes, he's considered a "quad offender" and Orleans Parish DA Leon Cannizzaro was able to charge him with the felony under the state's habitual offenders law, intended for people who have committed theft at least two times before.
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In the course of the next seven weeks—during which he continued to work at the warehouse in Runcorn and to meet with other neo-Nazis in his habitual way—Mullen, the police, and HOPE Not Hate engaged in a delicate dance.
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"Over the past 220 years, habitual New York concertgoers have become well acquainted with a slim young man whose boyish face and carrot-red hair make him instantly identifiable on any concert stage," Allen Hughes wrote in The New York Times in 21960.
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This year's event includes nationally known headliners and hitmakers, among them Katy Perry, J Balvin, Chris Stapleton, Diana Ross and Pitbull, as well as habitual Jazz Fest performers including Santana, Bonnie Raitt, Jimmy Buffett, Al Green, Herbie Hancock and the Dave Matthews Band.
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With a majority of those surveyed wanting to distance themselves from the habitual work model, it appears that Britons are looking for positions that are more flexible and enable them to focus on duties that need attending to outside of the workplace.
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Stone's team painted Credico as a habitual liar who had repeatedly portrayed himself as someone who actually was in close contact with WikiLeaks and its founder Julian Assange as it mysteriously hinted that a huge dump of politically explosive material was coming.
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But there was more to it, more than the strange effect the lights in the room had on her: she was obscured by her habitual practice of deception, most glaringly manifest in her conviction that she knew of nothing unsavory about her boss.
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As Democrats and Republicans retreat to their habitual rhetorical corners, a number of questions about the whistleblower's complaint remain: We don't yet know the identity of the person who made it or the details of any other other allegations it may contain.
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My big worry is that there isn't a local market for this and then people were buying these things because it was habitual, and because that's where you learned ... how to buy a car and it's where you had to get sports scores.
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The spectacle of listeners recognizing the President's alleged abuse of power and moving to lock down the record offers the world a perfect illustration of what happens when a habitual manipulator moves into a system of checks and balances but doesn't change his ways.
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"The biggest reason for my concern with respect to the safety of the children was due to Petitioner's habitual and consistent addiction to and abuse of cocaine and alcohol," Belafonte said in court papers obtained by ET. Brown isn't standing for those accusations, however.
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The president's habitual lying, his attacks on the press and his wilful stoking of grievance among his supporters have all contributed to a mood in American society that is more divided, febrile and angry than at any point since at least the late 20193s.
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And while those of us who don't work in the White House can't stop him from doing those things, we can certainly cover him as a habitual liar and bullshitter rather than waking up each morning like we've never seen Trump in action before.
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Ko Un, 84, who denied any "habitual misconduct" in a statement made through his British publisher, first faced allegations when fellow South Korean poet Choi Young-mi released a poem in December titled "Monster", which describes harassment by an older male poet named "En".
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Washington could be the lone bright spot here, but nobody seems to want to believe the team is for real, whether it's a lack of faith in Kirk Cousins, a lack of faith in Jay Gruden, or just habitual dismissal of the franchise entirely.
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It will be impossible to confirm, given the habitual silence from the special counsel's office, but the revelations hint at the possibility that Robert Mueller knows much more about what went on in the corridors of the West Wing than has been publicly revealed.
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His habitual aversion to publicity was tested in the nineteen-nineties, when he wound up in the tabloids for suing Ivana Trump in a fee dispute, after she allegedly stiffed him for work he did during her divorce from Donald of the same last name.
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He is one of 4,743 people arrested as a result of the habitual drunkard law over the 10-year period ending in August 2015, according to the Legal Aid Justice Center, which this month filed a class action complaint to get rid of the law.
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" He then expands on the current state of their love in "Habitual," getting poetic when he sings, "Flowers open/ When they feel the sunlight/ Moonrise, tides change/ right before our eyes/ Aggressive but softly, you place your lips on my lips/ We're each other's vice.
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En esa enorme parrilla, los filetes de entraña y bife de cuadril —dos de los cortes más populares— se cocinan a una temperatura interna de 45 grados Celsius, un poco menos cocidos que el corte argentino habitual bien jugoso (término medio jugoso y totalmente rosado).
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Los siete millones de habitantes de Ciudad de México han esperado ansiosamente a que su subterráneo alivie al saturado sistema de transporte público en un área en la que se ha vuelto habitual que los pasajeros se cuelguen precariamente del exterior de autobuses y tranvías.
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As The New Republic noted recently, this attitude is not shared by most U.S. Presidents, including Barack Obama, a habitual consumer of current books, and George W. Bush, who reportedly engaged in a fiercely competitive book-reading contest with his political adviser Karl Rove.
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There are also subcategories of harmless flirting: flirting out of sympathy because you don't want to make the other person feel bad about an unrequited crush; habitual flirting that can literally be laid on anyone; and there's opportunistic flirting that relies on the other person's known attraction.
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The prosecution reportedly argued that Tellis — who is suspected of murder in an unrelated case in Louisiana (he has pleaded not guilty) and whom authorities have described as a "habitual" criminal offender — tried to suffocate Chambers after the two had sex in her car that December night.
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While there are peaks of superb songwriting instinct ("Work") and experimental instrumental meddling ("Brown Skin") he also is a habitual offender of overlong songs and generally 'da fuck' lines like "mixed bitch, but she fuck with white" that are delivered with such seriousness it crosses into humour.
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Amy Giovannone, 51, an oil and gas consultant and an Army veteran, said Mr. Trump's habitual false statements did not bother her ("all politicians are pathological liars"), and she rejected the idea that the president won because of demeaning insults he directed at Mexicans and Muslims.
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He lost his ability to draw in detail or fasten a button (Kuma's habitual uniform now is a suit with a T-shirt), and — as is perhaps typical of near-death experiences — he was at once shaken and, by his own account, liberated by the experience.
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One sentence read, in English: It is not felt to be sufficiently probable that you will return to your country of origin promptly, due in part to the local or general situation in your country of origin/habitual residence and/or your weak social ties there.
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Researchers looked at data from 100,902 Chinese people with no history of heart attack, stroke or cancer and divided them into two groups: habitual drinkers who drank tea three or more times a week, those who never drank tea, and those who drank it less regularly.
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"This study strengthens the body of evidence that habitual tea drinking is associated with lower rates of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, though it cannot prove that it's definitely the tea that's responsible," Dr. Jenna Macciochi, a lecturer in immunology at the University of Sussex, told the SMC.
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Ohler documents the persistent intertwining of anti-Semitic rhetoric with the Nazis' war on drugs, the laws passed in 1933 that threatened addicts with imprisonment and sterilization, and the encouragement to neighbors and co-workers to denounce habitual users — especially of cocaine and morphine — to the police.
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Trump's habitual overshadowing of his own optimum message was also evident when Hassett was forced to concede that the president had not told the truth when he tweeted Monday that the GDP rate is higher than the unemployment rate for the first time in 100 years.
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According to the definition in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, drug use transforms into addiction when habitual drug use begins hurting someone's function — by, for example, leading them to steal or commit other crimes to obtain heroin, or, in the worst case scenario, resulting in death.
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"Despite knowing that Chester Hanks was a careless and reckless driver and a habitual user of drugs and alcohol, they negligently permitted Chester Hanks to operate their vehicle, and thus, in addition to Chester Hanks, are responsible for the physical and emotional injuries Mr. Moogan sustained," the suit claimed.
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Habitual User Lauren Oyler's discursive attempt to answer the question "why does anybody tweet about politics, or anything, really?" will be familiar to many users: The movement to abolish ICE was supplemented in no small part by the diligent tweets of one guy, but I am not that guy.
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"Despite knowing that Chester Hanks was a careless and reckless driver and a habitual user of drugs and alcohol, they negligently permitted Chester Hanks to operate their vehicle, and thus, in addition to Chester Hanks, are responsible for the physical and emotional injuries Mr. Moogan sustained," claims the suit.
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According to the definition in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, drug use transforms into addiction when habitual drug use begins hurting someone's function — by, for example, leading them to steal or commit other crimes to obtain heroin, or, in the worst-case scenario, resulting in death.
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No 'habitual drunkenness' or 'masturbation' allowed Regulations determining which diseases and ailments disqualify a registered man from being drafted for military service can be traced to the Civil War, according to a digital copy of an 280 regulation manual in the National Library of Medicine that spans 260 pages.
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But Trump was a different kind of figure: Not merely lukewarm or unorthodox, but a proud flouter of the entire Judeo-Christian code — a boastful adulterer and a habitual liar, a materialist and a sensualist, a greedy camel without even the slightest interest in squeezing through the needle's eye.
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João Cunha Vaz, a senior partner with the law firm Edge, briefed Athena's clients on the visa program and several tax-reducing programs offered by Portugal, including the "non-habitual resident" option, which offers a decade of tax breaks and has been attracting French citizens and other foreigners.
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Their responses came during 1 of 18 focus groups conducted by America First Action since late October, when the Trump-sanctioned super PAC began soliciting input from habitual voters in battleground states who are still deciding whether they will support the president's reelection or back his eventual Democratic opponent.
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"We found that the protective effects of habitual tea consumption were very pronounced and robust across different outcomes for men, but only modest for women," Dr. Dongfeng Gu from China's National Center for Cardiovascular Disease, Peking Union Medical College and the Chinese Academy of Medical Science said via email.
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In tying together social media companies, the media, and Democrats, the president was able to attack three of his habitual targets, and worked to reinforce the idea that all three are against him and his supporters, lending even more presidential credibility to the messages he tweeted in the morning.
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Charles Fleming has a criminal record that includes a 1996 conviction on multiple counts of writing worthless checks and driving while a habitual offender, a 2000 conviction for perjury and a 2008 conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, according to records of the Kansas Department of Corrections.
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The Street will find this a tough pill to swallow this morning as the transparency of the Cupertino story takes a major dent given that tracking iPhone units has become habitual to any investor that has closely followed the Apple story for the last decade+ and is critical to the thesis.
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After being accused of habitual sexual harassment and other lewd acts, causing him and his employer, Fox News, to pay out $13 million in settlements; after costing the network millions when advertisers fled his show; after finally being fired from his job after years — he leaves with a golden payout.
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In keeping with Louisiana's habitual offenders law, Noble, who had two prior cocaine possession charges and a prior marijuana possession charge (he admits that he was a coke addict in the 90s), was sentenced to a staggering 13 and 1/3 years in prison for simple marijuana possession, a nonviolent offense.
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And, this is a small habitual thing, but if you usually grip your open laptop alongside the keyboard to carry it from room to room or meeting to meeting, you'll find yourself thumbing a bunch of keys on the MacBook, because keyboard goes right up to the edge of the chassis.
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Over the next three centuries the shrunken, war-torn principality of Muscovy became a colossal empire, though at a huge cost to the Romanovs' long-suffering subjects—and to the family itself, where the currencies of dynastic politics included murder, torture and betrayal (sexual and otherwise), as well as habitual cruelty.
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" And the African-American centric publication The Root tweeted: "Bill Maher is a white habitual line-stepper, and his show needs to be canceled after this latest stunt" Even Maher's own TV network slammed him, releasing a statement that read: "Bill Maher's comment last night was completely inexcusable and tasteless.
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Henry Wardwell, 48, is also accused of leaving the scene of a fatal accident as well as the misdemeanor charges of leaving the scene of an injury accident, reckless driving, driving a vehicle while license revoked for alcohol, habitual traffic offender and operating an uninsured vehicle on a public roadway.
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The London interrogative tic "innit" (popularized in literary fiction a generation ago by Martin Amis ) appears here as a habitual "ennet"; "suttan" and "nuttan" are old friends ("suttan changed outright"); "bredda" for "brother" is a West Indian import ("known this bredda since year seven yuno"), "po-po" an American one.
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The Non-Habitual Residency program, introduced in 2009, allows part-time residents from other countries to earn foreign income tax-free for 10 years, while the Golden Visa program, introduced in 3513, grants residency permits to foreigners from outside the European Union who buy property valued at 500,000 euros or more.
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She strips off our habitual thinking and joins us through the extinction of our given life, only to eventually leave us naked and greedy for a final, yet never-ending performance in the circus of life and death: For poetry, cursed and hated, there is always a day that follows: death.
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FX made eight of the nine episodes available to critics, and in those episodes, the show neglects to crack its own case: Like many people, Mr. Cunanan (at least, the fictionalized version of him depicted here) was a habitual liar, a social climber and someone obsessed with fame and luxury.
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Telling yourself you can't touch your face will (likely) make you touch your face moreAlthough it's possible to touch your face less, or not at all as the CDC recommends, Chapman said being hard on yourself won't help at all because suppressing thoughts doesn't typically help people curb their habitual behaviors.
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A medida que el cambio climático eleva las temperaturas de nuestro planeta, los inviernos han sufrido el calentamiento con más rapidez que los veranos e incluso si en donde vives un día hace más frío de lo habitual, el mundo en general ya es más caluroso que el promedio histórico.
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An internally displaced person is anyone who has been forced to flee their habitual place of residence as a result of conflict, violence, development projects and natural and manmade disasters, regardless of whether or not they are a national of the country, says Bilak, citing the UN Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement.
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Total nightmare fuel: The platform has been designed with a built-in "Xi Study Points" system (学习积分系统) that allows users to accumulate points on the basis of habitual use of the platform, from reading and viewing of content to the posting of comments and other forms of engagement.
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Graham's habitual conflation of painting and drawing reaches an unusual degree of refinement here: you wouldn't know it unless you read the wall label that the painting was done on cardboard, or that he seems to have attacked it with whatever he had on hand — oil, casein, chalk, ballpoint pen, and graphite pencil.
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"One woman even explained that sex helped keep her marriage strong: "In my experience the habitual bodily expression of love has a deep psychological effect in making possible complete mental sympathy, and perfecting the spiritual union that must be the lasting 'marriage' after the passion of love has passed away with years.
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