But the mainstream parties hesitate to embrace the SD itself.
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"I hesitate to define it in absolute terms," notes Baird.
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I hesitate to even type it now, in the negative.
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But the band does not hesitate to shut me down.
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I hesitate to assume that they're talking about physical samples.
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If I'm wrong, I won't hesitate to change the numbers.
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I hesitate to say, as I'm not a China specialist.
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When their performance lags, teams don't hesitate to fire them.
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Other clinical researchers wouldn't hesitate to encourage people to volunteer.
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The candidates didn't hesitate to start talking all at once.
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DP didn't hesitate to name names, and she was grateful!
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"We will not hesitate to hold people accountable," Wray said.
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If they succeed, they would not hesitate to use them.
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Please don't hesitate to ask if you need any assistance.
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I wouldn't hesitate to pull the switch on him myself.
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But I wouldn't hesitate to help them in a minute.
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But others, like Louisville's Dan McDonnell, hesitate to surrender control.
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Pichai didn't hesitate to put his own stamp on them.
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They don't seem to hesitate to break the law, either.
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But he doesn't hesitate to take advantage of new technology.
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And companies did not hesitate to supply the British market.
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Paramedics do not hesitate to pull someone from the water.
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I would hesitate to say mucus in a tasting note. . . .
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When her phone rang, she didn't hesitate to pick up.
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At which point Congress should not hesitate to override him.
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Mars didn't hesitate to give this one their stamp of approval.
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The Red Sox, Cora added, "didn't hesitate" to fulfill his request.
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Please don't hesitate to reach out to me with any questions.
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As I spoke, Daddy didn't hesitate to agree to be tested.
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Did you ever hesitate to name names, or include certain stories?
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Few presidents hesitate to put their executive power to quick use.
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I hesitate to say just darker, because it's not just darker.
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" Still, he didn't hesitate to say, "I can't play his music.
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Still, Rubio didn't hesitate to hit Clinton over the purported test.
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And people don't hesitate to say such things even in church.
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That's an environment many top candidates hesitate to enter, experts said.
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"I will not hesitate to provide the support required," he added.
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She usually doesn't hesitate to give her opinion on social media.
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Democrats in the Granite State should not hesitate to choose her.
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"We will not hesitate to plan further warning strikes," Osterloh said.
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So when it comes to fireworks, don't hesitate to film them.
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"We will not hesitate to use our recall authority," he added.
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President Franklin Roosevelt did not hesitate to invoke the Roosevelt Corollary.
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They hesitate to exempt Puerto Rico from detrimental union-backed initiatives.
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Beijing said it would not hesitate to match those tariffs either.
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Please do not hesitate to contact our offices with any questions.
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"I would really hesitate to move foxes around," Dr. Wayne said.
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I hesitate to answer as if I'm in BioWare's seat though.
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People didn't hesitate to approach us and ask to take photos.
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Crystal also does not hesitate to call me out at all.
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Cara Delevingne doesn't hesitate to respond to bigotry about her bisexuality.
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Illness doesn't hesitate to cross from one zip code to another.
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When facing a medical emergency, don't hesitate to use your connections.
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I hesitate to approach, not wanting to puncture their lustrous mirages.
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Progressives should not hesitate to resist unjust encroachments on civil rights.
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She does not hesitate to call this line of attack unfair.
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Kobe Bryant doesn't hesitate to reach out to other successful people.
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"We would hesitate to rush back to that," Ms. Tavenner said.
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Kim didn't hesitate to brag about her son's charm and intelligence.
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They do not hesitate to distort facts and even invent some.
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Just as we don't hesitate to celebrate our veterans or thank them for their service, we can't hesitate to put that plan into action if there are ways to reduce the tragedy that is veteran suicide.
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Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.
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But if I don't, I will never hesitate to tell him, too.
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If you hesitate to invest now, you'll be paying for it later.
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If you have more questions, please don't hesitate to let us know.
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JoJo's mom does not hesitate to tell JoJo her concerns about Jordan.
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So, if you're worried, don't hesitate to ask your doctor what's up.
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If you find something, she said do not hesitate to seek attention.
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Manager Terry Collins said he wouldn't hesitate to use Reed this weekend.
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If you have any questions for me, don't hesitate to reach out.
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"Kids in general don't hesitate to talk to the screen," Engelbrecht says.
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Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
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They may well hesitate to discomfort powerful clients in good social standing.
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"I hesitate to start floating names," said Margy Lowe of Rhododendron, Oregon.
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These brave men saw the immediate injustice and didn't hesitate to act.
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I hesitate to predict whether he will do damage to the report.
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Past performance suggests he will not hesitate to touch the stove again.
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But he suggested the administration wouldn't hesitate to go its own way.
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And the answer, which we must not hesitate to give, is 'no.
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Dray does not hesitate to remind the reader of this fact repeatedly.
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The Legislature should not hesitate to override his veto later this year.
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For that reason, and others, McConnell will not hesitate to go nuclear.
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"Under normal circumstances, we wouldn't hesitate to answer the call," said Gov.
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But China may hesitate to move against an old, if troublesome, ally.
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I would even hesitate to define it as its own discrete phenomenon.
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Warren is often serious and doesn't hesitate to convey her moral outrage.
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But I hesitate to start a conversation because we'll become friendly acquaintances.
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Andrew doesn't hesitate to be realistic about his lifestyle as a nurse.
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And I hesitate to think of, like, my first-grade teacher, Mrs.
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"I used to hesitate to tell people about this disease," Anita says.
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But if you find older vintages, do not hesitate to buy them.
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The other side of the aisle could also hesitate to support it.
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If you have any questions please don't hesitate to let me know!
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They won't hesitate to speak up when it's time to change course.
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When we finally reached Birmingham, I didn't hesitate to make that call.
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And if you argue, I will not hesitate to have you removed.
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If the tests failed, Iran would hesitate to embark on mass production.
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Mr. Netanyahu did not hesitate to demand a full-blown criminal investigation.
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Other Republican leaders, however, did not hesitate to call out Trump directly.
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There are many good reasons why scientists hesitate to frame science as political.
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Ariel doesn't hesitate to deliver the news and the others are understandably shocked.
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Picking up where we left off, I didn't really hesitate to go back.
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I hesitate to say that Colton Underwood isn't ready for love — who is?
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When you or someone else develops heatstroke, do not hesitate to call 911.
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He did not hesitate to call out brutality and to prosecute police abuses.
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But she did not hesitate to fire back against criticism of her record.
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If you run into trouble in the meantime, don't hesitate to reach out.
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He didn't hesitate to praise his meal to the restaurant's owner, Nick Varano.
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And then, if you change your mind though don&apost hesitate to call.
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She doesn't hesitate to call out hypocrisy — especially when it comes to feminism.
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Beijing will "not hesitate to take necessary countermeasures" if pushed, Global Times said.
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The Voice's Kelly Clarkson doesn't hesitate to take matters into her own hands.
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Don't hesitate to defend yourself to those who may not know you well!
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When I return, I wouldn't hesitate to book the same type of room.
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First, Democrats should hesitate to lead with any candidate who voted to impeach.
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If you listen to this interview, you'll hear him hesitate to say it.
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Nasima Begum, Mohommad's mother, did not hesitate to take part in the study.
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And if you get into trouble, do not hesitate to ask for help.
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William Rawls, who doesn't hesitate to remind McNulty that he hates his guts.
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"When something goes wrong, he won't hesitate to make heads roll," said Ortega.
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We hesitate to include tracks more than ten minutes long on these playlists.
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"This is the reason rape victims hesitate to report the crime," she wrote.
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I hesitate to go where everybody else is fleeing in that food group.
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And if you run into trouble, please don't hesitate to get in touch.
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But if you run into trouble, please don't hesitate to ask for help.
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"I won't hesitate to always do what I think is right," she added.
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I stayed over two recent busy weekends and wouldn't hesitate to book again.
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Women with stories about other members of Congress might hesitate to come forward.
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Olmstead has a Dickensian sense of character, and doesn't hesitate to introduce archetypes.
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Anyway, I hesitate to call "The Long Night" a winner or a loser.
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And if you do come, don't hesitate to find me and say hello.
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And he did not hesitate to identify the proximate cause of the shift.
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And many companies hesitate to hire older workers — or to keep them employed.
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Still, some startup founders hesitate to identify a specific direction for their company.
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I hesitate to use the word "hero," because he would violently reject it.
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Many of us won't hesitate to spend more than $27 on a cellphone.
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He said he would not hesitate to stand between Bundy and a bullet.
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"I hesitate to say sentiment is meaningfully changing at this point," he said.
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I hesitate to attribute too much of this ungainliness to Benioff and Weiss.
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At the same time, I would hesitate to say that it was influential.
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If you run into trouble along the way, don't hesitate to reach out.
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Please do not hesitate to contact TCLF if we can provide additional information.
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If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to me directly.
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Now that they're in a better place, she doesn't hesitate to talk about money.
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" No bombs have been found, but Jewish leaders hesitate to label the calls "hoaxes.
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LOCKHART: I HESITATE TO KIND OF TAKE A POSITION ON THAT AT THIS STAGE.
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I hesitate to even "like" a photo from someone I don't know that well.
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I wouldn't hesitate to recommend these phones to anyone in the market for one.
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If you or someone you know needs help, please don't hesitate to go SAMHSA.gov.
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It's for this reason that I hesitate to claim the mascot itself is leftist.
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Would a justice, for example, hesitate to clear the path for a Trump presidency?
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It may seem overwhelming , but don't hesitate to introduce more colors to your outfit.
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People hesitate to leave the office before their peers, and certainly before their boss.
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Heidi Klum didn't hesitate to bust out the bling at the 2019 Golden Globes.
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Even if someone knows your work intimately, don't hesitate to give specific talking points.
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"I would certainly hesitate to write off print in the near term," he said.
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Artists who don't hesitate to call out people they love for doing them wrong.
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"These brave men saw the immediate injustice and didn't hesitate to act," she wrote.
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Though less spontaneous than West, Lamar does not hesitate to break with social conventions.
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And companies don't hesitate to slap on that label, because shoppers respond to it.
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"Keep us informed and don't hesitate to give us suggestions for improvement," he wrote.
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If ANYONE needs a place to stay, please do not hesitate to message me!
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In case it wasn't clear already, Miss America won't hesitate to speak her mind.
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When asked if she had "the ugly cry," Jolie didn't hesitate to say yes.
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He won't hesitate to throw Trump overboard if it will help him maintain power.
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Moreover, the new Catalan parliamentary majority may hesitate to confirm the October independence declaration.
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Of course, Kris loves it and doesn't hesitate to brag to Kim and Khloé.
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The fast food giant did not hesitate to finally discontinue the doomed fitness band.
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Don't hesitate to call a therapist or someone you trust for a second opinion.
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If you do feel threatened by your roommate, don't hesitate to call campus police.
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I hesitate to unpack too much from his grab bag of gags and conceits.
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Mr. Trump does not hesitate to take credit for the hard line toward Russia.
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To see the White House even hesitate to defend a diplomat is deeply troubling.
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Here's a new one that I would not hesitate to shamelessly call my own.
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How often they speak truths that older people might hesitate to say out loud.
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It's a powerful image, one that Bagieu doesn't hesitate to draw into the strip.
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Don't hesitate to dig your heel into the bones above the toes, she instructs.
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So when Mr. Tillerson called, Mr. Hook did not hesitate to rejoin the government.
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"We will not hesitate to invest to defend our market position globally," he said.
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I hesitate to say that the play, too, might have benefited by some rethinking.
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Women hesitate to report rapes lest they be accused of having sex outside marriage.
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Further, many Chinese ships don't hesitate to break the law to meet soaring demand.
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Why it matters: It's a reminder that mainstream voters hesitate to embrace radical change.
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Tammy Duckworth of Illinois didn&apost hesitate to hit back Thursday at Republican Rep.
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"But let me be clear — I will never hesitate to protect the American people."
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But she said the Kidney Fund did not hesitate to ask clinics for donations.
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In Trump, they have a president who doesn't hesitate to give it to them.
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He did not hesitate to criticize United States officials for policies he considered mistaken.
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She said since then she doesn't hesitate to evacuate when she hears the alarm.
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I hesitate to lay this all at the feet of our current president, though.
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Today, senior men are 225 times more likely to hesitate to have a work dinner with a junior-level woman than with a junior-level man — and five times more likely to hesitate to travel for work with a junior-level woman.
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Robert Marshall, didn't hesitate to try to turn Roem's gender identity into a campaign issue.
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If I were ever cast in a Latina role, I wouldn't hesitate to do it.
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There have been numerous instances where people won't hesitate to use violence in these situations.
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At Coachella in April, Perry didn't hesitate to hit the gym between taking in shows.
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Facebook and Google don't hesitate to throw algorithms at their online harassment and misinformation problems.
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The BOJ also said it would not hesitate to ease monetary policy to support growth.
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For her part, Clinton did not hesitate to adopt some of her formal rival's rhetoric.
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On the trail, at almost every rally, Sanders does not hesitate to revisit the topic.
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So when Hurricane Florence battered the Carolinas in September, Stura didn't hesitate to help again.
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"Agencies will not hesitate to revoke someone's security clearances when multiple infractions occur," he said.
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Should those attitudes change, Powell said in a speech, the Fed won't hesitate to respond.
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But I don't hesitate to say, can you tell me what you mean by that?
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But the central bank added that it "will not hesitate" to make adjustments if necessary.
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So if you run across something that seems fraudulent, don't hesitate to turn it in.
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If internet trolls thin-shame Sarah Hyland, she will not hesitate to call them out.
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Part of the reason why people hesitate to purchase an air purifier is its price.
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When the reverse question is asked, enough of Bernie's voters hesitate to depress the margin.
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When it doubt, don't hesitate to ask for a recommendation at your local wine store.
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They let me know that if I ever had any problems, don't hesitate to call.
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I hesitate to make an overall assessment of Apple's latest iMac in just 24 hours.
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Asked if she ever misses her previous software career, she doesn't hesitate to answer. "No."
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I hesitate to take a day off because of the havoc the change will cause.
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Investors should hesitate to buy Amazon now due to its valuation, argued trader Brian Kelly.
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If it wasn't, the client said, Hanson would not hesitate to resort to other methods.
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After this, we will not hesitate to carry out similar operations whenever we see necessary.
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And that is perhaps why Jamal, in the end, will hesitate to vote for Denk.
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When businesses worry about a country's policy environment, they hesitate to sink money into it.
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Big Cat Rescue reports that they will not hesitate to kill prey larger than themselves.
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And if anything goes wrong, please don't hesitate to reach out to us for help.
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" She added, "We will not hesitate to act if students' civil rights are being violated.
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Yet her allies may hesitate to create a big fuss if she is found guilty.
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After Donald Trump won the White House, even experienced political strategists hesitate to predict anything.
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But Castro, who like Biden worked under President Barack Obama, didn't hesitate to attack Trump.
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Some may hesitate to back an EU deal that so many in their party distrust.
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BRANDON If the call comes down, neither one of us would hesitate to answer it.
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That's right, when you say stupid shit, women will not hesitate to screenshot on sight.
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Don't hesitate to bring in a third party to help mediate any potentially sticky situations!
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"Don't hesitate to take deductions that you're eligible for," TurboTax's Lisa Greene-Lewis told me.
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Now, as he prepares for the 2020 Euros, Deschamps won't hesitate to do so again.
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I always hesitate to get too optimistic or too excited about the work I'm doing.
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Mr. Trump also does not hesitate to point fingers after suspicious explosions in European cities.
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"If the Trump administration takes shortcuts, we won't hesitate to go to court," he said.
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I hesitate to call these functions "apps," but there's not a better word for it.
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But if you really are experiencing depression, don't hesitate to talk to a clinical psychologist.
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I hesitate to use sports analogies, because a lot of readers are not sports fans.
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And if you need help with anything technical or gustatory, don't hesitate to reach out.
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Nydia did not hesitate to share her love of horror movies, science fiction and writing.
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If you're still feeling anxious after a meal, don't hesitate to reach out for help.
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And we do have an independent Fed but they might hesitate to break it up.
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This means that 1 in 6 male managers may now hesitate to mentor a woman.
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"I hesitate to make any predictions about Trump and what he'll do," Mr. Sagers said.
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Our own black, shining prince, who didn't hesitate to die because, he loved us all.
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How can an accurate count by taken if some people hesitate to complete the census?
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If she doesn't play ball, Kordell says he won't hesitate to sue her ass immediately.
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Even if those same citizens don't hesitate to insult and dismiss others — or much worse?
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Please do not hesitate to file your most colorful Drake insults in the comments below.
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They were 12 times more likely to hesitate to have one-on-one meetings with a junior woman than a man, nine times more likely to have concerns over traveling together and six times more likely to hesitate to have a work dinner with them.
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Nevertheless, lemon sharks "will not hesitate" to inflict a bite when threatened by humans, Discovery reports .
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I hesitate to praise a performer for reticence, but the subtlety of SZA's gestures demands notice.
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"We will not hesitate to make changes in light of economic and financial developments," he said.
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It's also true that some able-bodied people may hesitate to date someone with a disability.
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I almost hesitate to say this, but this is a bit of a self-inflicted crisis.
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Meanwhile, if Chiron appears in Leo, you might be rather reserved and hesitate to express yourself.
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Wakatabe reiterated his view that the BOJ should not hesitate to ease policy further if needed.
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When asked to demystify the process of his still photo work, Missiaen doesn't hesitate to explain.
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Nor did it hesitate to spend billions buying back stock to lift its earnings per share.
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Given those numbers, Republicans in Congress will hesitate to act as rashly as Trump would like.
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I'm a big…I hesitate to say fan, but I'm a big admirer of his work.
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But he doesn't hesitate to recommend the study to others dealing with the aftermath of stroke.
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"If there is strong uncertainty about future growth, firms will hesitate to raise wages," he said.
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If the FDA gives a green light, Jones won't hesitate to jump in, CEO Cue said.
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"Patients hesitate to seek help because it's still a taboo," Palm told Reuters Health by email.
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I didn't hesitate to sign the letter because it clearly reflects the values of my company.
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Also, do not hesitate to ask if there are alternative treatments that do not involve medication.
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We hesitate to make judgments based on oh this government is good, this government is bad.
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President Xi Jinping: 'A terrific person' As a candidate, Trump did not hesitate to bash China.
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"The department and the FAA will not hesitate to take immediate and appropriate action," Chao said.
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"I hesitate to call somebody irresponsible," Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett, an appointee of Gov.
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When she had an issue while working on her memoir, she didn't hesitate to call him.
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Please don't hesitate to reach out, and we will try our best to have your back.
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Don't hesitate to bring in a non-biased third party to assist in any important conversations.
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Now they do not hesitate to order the hen and tear into it with their fingers.
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And if you get in trouble with the technology, do not hesitate to ask for help.
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So when my grandmother grew older, I did not hesitate to serve as her primary caretaker.
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Don't hesitate to get your senior discount at the local movie theater or a state park.
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I hesitate to say this was a drone swarm because there's no indication they were cooperative.
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Although most Cubans disdain religion, the men did not hesitate to ask Dios for his blessings.
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Trump will not hesitate to instruct Mueller's supervisor, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, to fire Mueller.
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She didn't hesitate to take the case, aware that some feminists say that she sold out.
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He is offering excuses for white Americans who might otherwise hesitate to support a racist candidate.
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But it was the experience of a lifetime, and I wouldn't hesitate to do it again.
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The most important factor was that Pelosi did not hesitate to use her political power aggressively.
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Pirl would hesitate to recommend social media to all older adults with pain and loneliness, however.
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Congressional Democrats, however, may hesitate to bring the deal to a vote before the 22019 elections.
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Even investors who respect the principles that guide these businesses may hesitate to open their wallets.
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The DNC did not hesitate to point out this language soon after the decision came down.
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But even those who want to preserve their leisure time may hesitate to ask for it.
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Maybe they helped; I hesitate to think about how bad I would have felt without them.
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I hesitate to use a loaded term like "three-storey death pit" but— Where is it?
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"I think [the protesters] hesitate to talk to me because there's no case there," says Chavarria.
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Please do not hesitate to directly contact me if you have additional questions or need information.
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Mr. McMillan, the New Orleans audit manager, didn't hesitate to make full use of paternity leave.
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And many business people won't hesitate to work in authoritarian states if the price is right.
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They would not hesitate to leak, and tell the public that the big con is in.
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Spanish is my third language and I never hesitate to ask the meaning of new words.
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Grief can break a body, so no one should hesitate to seek help in handling stress.
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As a product, they make almost no sense whatsoever, but I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them.
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But when Mr. Vucic visited Kosovo this month, ethnic Albanians didn't hesitate to express their antipathy.
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But he maintains that travelers still shouldn't hesitate to book the lowest fare they can find.
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Would-be opponents and whistleblowers be forewarned: This president will not hesitate to move against you.
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As soon as Corden picked up the boys, his passengers didn't hesitate to break into song.
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But when she got the call confirming Cadet Askew's selection, she did not hesitate to celebrate.
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But I'd hesitate to administer Narcan out of fear of incompetence and fear of tort liability.
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Judges rightfully hesitate to order a defendant to change its conduct, while the case is pending.
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"But to declare that there will be nothing left unanswered, I would hesitate to do so."
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He did not hesitate to abrogate Indian treaties, though he sometimes expressed concern for Indian life.
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And yet Green doesn&apost hesitate to say it&aposs his favorite opportunity for the 2020s.
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I spent a night in a Marra King room and wouldn&apost hesitate to book again.
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She added that people might hesitate to put their full faith in the forecasts of economists.
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Ice will not hesitate to bestow these clownasses with the DFOTDA for stepping out of line.
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Senior men are three-and-a-half times more likely to hesitate to have a work dinner with a junior woman than a junior man, five times more likely to hesitate to travel with a junior woman than a junior man and that is a problem.
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Though Harris escaped with a minor injury, he did not hesitate to express his opinion of Douglas.
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"Most voters have never been in combat, and they hesitate to judge those who have," Pitney said.
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Mr Putin remains popular, and even Russians who dislike him would hesitate to protest against him directly.
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Families in our communities hesitate to call on their protectors out of fear that they be killed.
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I wouldn't hesitate to fly United's business class again, and can't wait to try the newer seats!
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The Buen Vivir media campaign will not hesitate to proclaim life has improved for millions of Ecuadorians.
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But the European debt crisis dampened expectations, and a market dip made companies hesitate to go public.
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For example, at Coachella in April, Perry didn't hesitate to hit the gym between taking in shows.
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But honestly I hesitate to make jokes because the Spacey statement is truly disgusting, irresponsible and dangerous.
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At a news conference on Thursday, Mr. de Blasio did not hesitate to make his displeasure known.
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We don't hesitate to suspend projects that are violating our rules, as was the case with Skarp.
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Backstage, Bean didn't hesitate to show off his now-signature move for his adoring pack of fans.
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It was a target painted on your back, a point of leverage others wouldn't hesitate to exploit.
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Germany and other member states hesitate to press the case, for fear of triggering a nationalist backlash.
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And fish are nasty little bastards who can't love you and won't hesitate to eat each other.
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Don't hesitate to do what you know you can and must do to save your own life.
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He won't hesitate to weigh in on important political debates after he leaves office, he told Axelrod.
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The boys, of course, hesitate to go to pee when there are cameras installed in the toilets.
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But when her milk failed to come in quickly, she didn't hesitate to supplement it with formula.
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Microsoft doesn't hesitate to mention what course of action it thinks you should take in the meantime.
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Some also hesitate to criticize the policies of a country they're grateful to have made their home.
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An ultimatum was set regarding their relationship and Arsenal, and Claude didn't hesitate to prioritise the club.
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Wilde didn't hesitate to acknowledge what happened, sending well wishes to the audience members that passed out.
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They capture a wide variety of fish, mammals, and birds, and don't hesitate to steal others' prey.
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"If we think that President is veering off course, we would not hesitate to move," Schumer said.
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Murgatroyd, 29, did not hesitate to challenge DiMarco every week, and this tricky tango was no exception.
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If the food is not to her liking, she does not hesitate to let the kitchen know.
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And smaller business may hesitate to hire and expand in case taxes, regulations and state supervision increases.
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The men—they decline to give their names—don't hesitate to say how they made a living.
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Durant did not hesitate to shoot an open 3-pointer when the ball came back to him.
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Still, Sea-Eye chairman Michael Buschheuer said he didn't hesitate to give the C-Star a hand.
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But few who knew her believed that she would ever hesitate to tell Mr. Bush her views.
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Should participating countries hesitate to send their delegations because of North Korea's recent nuclear and ICBM tests?
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He praised his team's recent signings, but he didn't hesitate to criticize the team he took over.
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This is probably the show's least successful season, but I'd hesitate to call it its "worst" season.
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Rafael Nadal, back at No. 1 in the tennis rankings, did not hesitate to respond when asked.
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People who knew him still hesitate to say that he had an addiction or a mental illness.
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If you would like more information about this project, and others, do not hesitate to message us.
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Nor does the playwright hesitate to employ a series of adorable woodland critters to decorate the action.
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Gaming culture is coalescing with what I hesitate to call "the mainstream" at an ever-accelerating rate.
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If Mr. Franken truly embraces the high ideals he has advocated, he shouldn't hesitate to do so.
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Unlike many singers, who often keep vocal distress private, Mr. Giaiotti did not hesitate to seek help.
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No matter what you try, please don't hesitate to send us an email if something goes sideways.
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In the early days of his administration, President Trump did not hesitate to bash the drug industry.
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If Ms. Fuertes needed help crossing the road, her neighbors would not hesitate to walk with her.
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And don't hesitate to reach out to us if you run into problems with any of it.
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Absolutely do not hesitate to reach out to us if you run into problems along the way.
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" Buttigieg also said that as president, he would "never hesitate to use force if it was necessary.
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But Clinton did not hesitate to point out that she believed Sanders' delayed endorsement hurt her campaign.
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Then, don't hesitate to reveal in your resume the ways in which your values align with theirs.
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At moments when the gatherings grew a bit unruly, he did not hesitate to bang his gavel.
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Please don't hesitate to get in touch if anything goes sideways, with the technology or the cooking.
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He was clubbable, but wouldn't hesitate to wound a friend for perceived deficiencies of character (or housekeeping).
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As long as Republicans keep talking about permanent obstructionism, Democrats should not hesitate to use that option.
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But he said on Friday that Democrats in the Senate would not hesitate to confront Mr. Trump.
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"Once all the steps in the process are complete we will not hesitate to hold people accountable."
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"I'm still in the learning stage, so I'd hesitate to call out any particular thing," she said.
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The candidates didn't hesitate to give credit where due at the CNN climate town hall Wednesday night.
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"We wanted Siamak to be included, and we didn't even hesitate to ask for it," Khajehpour said.
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Yet that visitor didn't hesitate to stake his claim in the precious space given to this narrative.
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Decluttering with kids: Don't hesitate to involve them even if you have to offer them rewards to help.
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Sex was my go-to but I certainly didn't hesitate to use/abuse caffeine, nicotine, shopping, or food.
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Motegi told reporters the government wouldn't hesitate to take additional fiscal measures to counter risks to the economy.
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A growing number of shelters have accommodated animals so their owners wouldn&apost hesitate to leave abusive homes.
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When the former Soviet Republic of Georgia got out of line, he didn't hesitate to use military force.
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Sacca didn't hesitate to use a personal blog to voice about Twitter, where he is also an investor.
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Because of this, Larson says she won't hesitate to eat good food, no matter the time or place.
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"I wouldn't hesitate to pick a woman if that person is the most qualified person available," Biden said.
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I've remembered those views long after checking out, and wouldn't hesitate to go back or recommend the property.
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I hesitate to call him a mentor, but he's been a helpful and considerate presence in my practice.
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"Iran will not hesitate to give them a fitting response," he said in a speech to the nation.
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In contrast to Trump's performance earlier in the night, Kasich didn't hesitate to criticize his staff's hardball tactics.
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Don't hesitate to reach out to me if you have any questions or just want to say hi.
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France would show "no weakness" in the face of any such attacks, and would not hesitate to retaliate.
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I told myself that if he starts up again, I will not hesitate to file for a second.
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Therefore, the IOC will not hesitate to take the toughest sanctions available against any individual or organisation implicated.
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I have never been to India, so I hesitate to speak out of turn about issues of representation.
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Other scientists thought the result was exciting, but would hesitate to call the discovery a slam dunk yet.
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Once Hurd was declared fit, however, Tennessee coach Butch Jones did not hesitate to ride him to victory.
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As a baby witch, I would reach out for advice, and others wouldn't hesitate to help me learn.
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That is why some Nobel Prize winners no longer hesitate to publish their results in low-impact journals.
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If I or any Sherpa Capital team member can answer any questions please do not hesitate to ask.
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If you have any factual errors you'd like me to correct please don't hesitate to let me know.
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"We will not hesitate to sanction third-country entities and individuals supporting North Korea's illegal activities," he warned.
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The group's backing puts pressure on moderate GOP members of Congress who may hesitate to back the plan.
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Don't hesitate to speak to your healthcare professional, or even take emergency action if you experience severe symptoms.
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His group will not hesitate to act if a President Clinton tries to disarm gun owners, he said.
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"If excessive yen rises hurt the economy, the BOJ won't hesitate to ease," said one of the sources.
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"The BOJ won't hesitate to take additional easing steps if needed to achieve its inflation target," he said.
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And certainly don't hesitate to bring in the help of your doctor or a gastroenterologist on this quest.
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These are points Clinton won't hesitate to raise but that the Republican Party is institutionally incapable of making.
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I hesitate to call any product "one size fits all," but these earbuds certainly come closer than most.
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I run back and forth as quickly as I can, and don't hesitate to hit the thrusters immediately.
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The show is doing something by paralleling her with Stan, but I hesitate to define it just yet.
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They've seen America's first black president elected and a presidential candidate hesitate to disavow the Ku Klux Klan.
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His father, Boris (Aleksey Rozin), is no more sympathetic, and you would hesitate to call them a family.
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However, he says, many companies hesitate to partake in the festivities and it ultimately hurts their employee engagement.
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Bozdag said Turkey did not hesitate to work together with any country who defended "correct principles" on Syria.
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So do I, and I also hesitate to ask them if they support Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton.
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" Romney also did not hesitate to criticize Trump's response to Charlottesville -- saying Trump's comments caused "racists to rejoice.
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Poor Kris Jenner has recently been forgetting things and Khloé doesn't hesitate to give her flack for it.
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"If there would be additional negative shocks we would not hesitate to react to that," Mersch told CNBC.
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Many view the media, including my employer, with disdain -- and they do not hesitate to let me know.
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Sasse has the unflinching support of the NRSC, and we will not hesitate to engage on his behalf.
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" Bier said if anyone feels "threatened or unsafe, please do not hesitate to let a staff member know.
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As the product of at least two parents, I hesitate to see myself as derived from one book.
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I hesitate to generalize on that because you wouldn't sell cocaine and injectable amphetamines in the same way.
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Outside of a few muddled queries, Alvarez didn't hesitate to respond to any question at MSG on Tuesday.
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I told him my situation and he didn't even hesitate to offer me a seat on the plane.
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"Aries [is] a go-getter that doesn't hesitate to strike at what it wants!" explains astrologer Kathy Biehl.
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I won't ever hesitate to voice a legitimate concern to a friend if their safety is in question.
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But exercises like these demonstrate exactly why North Korea should hesitate to issue anything stronger than stern warning.
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Ms. Brunstetter, a playwright now working on NBC's "This Is Us," does not hesitate to stack the deck.
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Do not hesitate to reach out if something goes wrong, with either a recipe or with the site.
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If the man groping a sleeping woman had been a Republican, would we even hesitate to denounce him?
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Don't hesitate to press the call button for a flight attendant or leave your seat to seek one.
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"Black Panther" and "Captain Marvel" have opened the floodgates somewhat, although I hesitate to call them floodgates yet.
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My picks should be widely available, but if you find other producers, don't hesitate to drink those instead.
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These are points Democrats won't hesitate to raise but that the Republican Party is institutionally incapable of making.
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Callaway also noted that he did not hesitate to bring Rhame in to face Hoskins again on Wednesday.
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I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this phone to those who don't mind going without some cutting-edge features.
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I'd hesitate to classify it as a spy novel, because it pretty clearly doesn't want to get grubby.
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I love how open New Yorkers are — they never hesitate to show you if they like the music.
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I've worked to build up my openness using the following steps:Don't hesitate to admit your mistakes and failures.
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Why hesitate to include a new demographic of voters, more eager and engaged even than their older counterparts?
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Would any feminist today hesitate to take a similar opportunity to remove a predatory studio head or C.E.O.?
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Many rallied around a new hashtag, #WhyIDidntReport, which highlights why women often hesitate to reveal harassment or abuse.
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They call often to chat, and they don't hesitate to ask for advice if they're unsure of something.
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They would hesitate to join in countering Chinese industrial espionage or rule-breaking that harms the United States.
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Those experiences increased Bronzaft's impatience with scientists and politicians who hesitate to act on persuasive but incomplete data.
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There might actually be a bond (I hesitate to use the world loyalty) born of their common grievances.
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If moving that corner sink will improve the flow of your kitchen, don't hesitate to adjust the layout.
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The Kansas City Chiefs play in Missouri, a fact that people on Twitter didn't hesitate to point out.
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Western countries may hesitate to share information on such a strike because it comes from highly classified sources.
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Fury seemed to know he was in control from the opening bell, and didn't hesitate to show it.
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A superior civilization demanded deference and tribute from vassal neighbors and did not hesitate to use military force.
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If they don't know something, they never hesitate to ask for an explanation and claim a smart answer.
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I have done the first two for my own children and would not hesitate to do the third.
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They are a major improvement; I hesitate to recommend older versions because the new model is far superior.
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When that doesn't happen, appellate courts shouldn't hesitate to strike unconstitutional conditions that could result in unnecessary imprisonment.
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Pelosi also didn't hesitate to chide House Republicans' for their performance during the floor debate over Trump's impeachment.
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Do not hesitate to call; no piece of information is too small to help us in this investigation.
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Create FOMOOnce you&aposve gotten an offer from one VC, don&apost hesitate to let the others know.
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One reason may be that countries now know Trump does not hesitate to pull the trigger on tariffs.
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We've teamed up with Bustle to ask you: What's a political belief or story you hesitate to confess?
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Atkinson would not hesitate to bench his best player, D'Angelo Russell, if he did not like his effort.
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Few people admit they would hesitate to vote for a woman for president, but they don't have to.
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Writers I admire have argued that there are good reasons that some black activists hesitate to disavow Farrakhan.
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" He added: "We will not hesitate to impose further costs on Russia for its destabilizing and unacceptable activities.
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His hands never shake and he'll never hesitate to tell his best friend if he's done something wrong.
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They'd get final say, and Dunham believes they would not hesitate to shoot down the convicted sex offender.
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But Matty also doesn't hesitate to profess his love for New York, and, more importantly, the food therein.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao told reporters regulators would not hesitate to act if they find a safety issue.
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Canada's transport minister also said he will not hesitate to act once the cause of the crash is known.
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A UBS survey published on Tuesday found that 70% of flyers polled would hesitate to book on the Max.
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Still, Kim said he would not hesitate to sign an agreement if it takes into account both countries' considerations.
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Kanye West wouldn't hesitate to tell anyone that he's one of the most influential recording artists of our time.
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The 'Borat' star touched down at LAX Tuesday and didn't hesitate to psychoanalyze the President and First Lady's relationship.
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I hesitate to speculate on what might happen after the election, as the balance of power may shift considerably.
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As always, if you have any questions or need any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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Don't hesitate to add in your own vocals and instruments, as well as any other changes you see fit.
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But the message is clear: if consumers can't help themselves, regulators will not hesitate to step in for them.
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Some surveys have shown passengers may hesitate to fly on the 737 Max even after regulators approve its return.
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Its courts hesitate to rule on issues generally regarded as the preserve of the legislature or the executive branch.
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And Nomi doesn't hesitate to yell after her scorned lover that the B in LGBT needs to be respected.
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But if you spot something on the live feed, please do not hesitate to share it in the comments.
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"It's an indication that the president will not hesitate to take these kinds of forceful, decisive actions," Earnest said.
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While Rubio himself isn't legally allowed to coordinate with the outside group, he didn't hesitate to endorse their message.
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And while this study was restricted to rats, its authors did not hesitate to extend their findings to humans.
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"Intesa Sanpaolo will not hesitate to defend itself and will exercise all legal and contractual rights," the bank said.
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Trump shouldn't hesitate to support it, lawmakers said, because he campaigned on the promise to bring down drug prices.
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"I hesitate to even call [the Yoga Book] a tablet, because we really think it's something else," he says.
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Therefore, I assume that he would hesitate to create any NAFTA-related uncertainty, based on his experience in Indiana.
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She does not hesitate to make the case for human rights as a key part of our foreign policy.
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Thanks to these standout features from my experience, I wouldn't hesitate to go on another trip through REI Adventures.
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Even though I bought it at a sale, I would not hesitate to pay full price for it again.
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When Grant asked me if I wanted to see a horse whispering demonstration, I didn't hesitate to say yes.
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Do not hesitate to contact a faculty advisor, coach, counselor, friend, or dean of students, or call a hotline.
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"If the excessive yen rises hurt the economy, the BOJ won't hesitate to ease," said one of the sources.
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To Matthew - the amazing friend and leader who didn't hesitate to utilize his resources and coordinate our alternative debate.
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While the AAS is mainly about science rather than social justice, we don't hesitate to tackle these difficult issues.
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But others, like Justice Neil Gorsuch and Chief Justice John Roberts, didn't hesitate to say Brown was correctly decided.
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He will not, however, hesitate to get in the middle of a scuffle if it means protecting a teammate.
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In that sense, you were — and I hesitate to use the word — 'disrupting' startup founding and traditional career paths.
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Prisoners were often keen observers of human behavior, opportunists who wouldn't hesitate to use me for their own ends.
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ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda has said she "will not hesitate to bring new cases" in Libya, where evidence dictates.
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Mr. Husted, a Republican, said he would have no reason to hesitate to certify the results of the election.
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My idea about how it's going to play out changes on a weekly basis, I wouldn't hesitate to say.
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Khaira, whose favorite player growing up was power forward Todd Bertuzzi, did not hesitate to stick up for teammates.
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When candidates waver in their support for sweeping gun rights, the group does not hesitate to turn on them.
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For all I know he's a mensch and a half, but I would hesitate to call him a playwright.
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One assumption we've heard is that we hesitate to take action on problematic content because it benefits our business.
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We can assume, however, that "Outlander" won't hesitate to find some new angst for its heroes to gnaw on.
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Jason Greenblatt, President Trump's special envoy to the Middle East, did not hesitate to conclude that Hamas was responsible.
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" "I will never hesitate to take any steps to protect the lives, health and safety of the American people.
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Please do not hesitate to reach out if something goes wrong with a recipe or with the site itself.
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And please don't hesitate to get in touch if something goes wrong, either with the technology or a recipe.
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In the early years of that protracted standoff, American and Soviet aircrafts didn't hesitate to fire at one another.
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Even Saint John Paul II did not hesitate to acknowledge that individual women use birth control to avoid abortion.
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He didn't hesitate to address white journalists who described him using coded racist language to diminish his career accomplishments.
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Having built support that way before, the Islamic State will not hesitate to do so again, given the opportunity.
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That is all resounding evidence why employers should not hesitate to undertake an objective and unbiased E2E communications program.
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Keep tabs on how social media is impacting you — and don't hesitate to unplug when you need a break.
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"He's a conservative Republican, but he won't hesitate to speak out if he disagrees with President Trump," he said.
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But after being told by the city that the levee could be overwhelmed, the family didn't hesitate to leave.
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Do not hesitate to get a second opinion about a pet's care, especially when it comes to major decisions.
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Investors hesitate to work with larger teams because they've seen hundreds of startups fail because of conflicts among founders.
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The Communist Party indeed doesn't hesitate to use state power to tell the Chinese people how they should think.
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Don&apost hesitate to consult with an employment lawyer to help you understand the ins and outs of it.
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In other instances, Lincoln did not hesitate to curtail constitutional rights in the interests of an initially controversial war.
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Do not hesitate to give these books to boys as well as girls — in fact, I would encourage it.
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When Alabama called Rubio looking for Mazza's replacement, he did not hesitate to highlight Fletcher as the logical successor.
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But we should hesitate to make strong conclusions — one way or another — from any handpicked subset of the data.
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Blumenthal concluded the remarks by warning companies that Congress will not hesitate to take action if they don't change.
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If Westward Leaning had more options for lenses, I wouldn&apost hesitate to wear these on a daily basis.
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And don&apost hesitate to reach out to a lawyer to make sure you&aposre on the right track.
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"We hesitate to call it a good first step; only time will tell if it really is," Sukrita said.
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I hesitate to call Legion a superhero series due to the simple fact that David's not your typical superhero.
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Food allergies are scary, so it's understandable that parents would hesitate to introduce a food they might see as dangerous.
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If a studio is not generating web traffic, Foundos said she would not hesitate to take them off the site.
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Click through to see all of our picks, and don't hesitate to grab one for yourself and for your bestie.
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Christina Applegate won't hesitate to share that until very recently, her kitchen was just about the opposite of camera ready.
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Please do not hesitate to contact me directly if you have any questions or would like to discuss this matter.
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You should never hesitate to talk to a doctor if your periods have recently become especially severe or suddenly irregular.
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Ricchiazzi, meanwhile, doesn't hesitate to state that his goal was to influence the outcome of the election in another country.
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" But he added that leaders who've heard Farrakhan's speeches attacking Jewish and LGBT people "should not hesitate to condemn it.
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"And I will not hesitate to engage and challenge current and prospective members of the coalition as we go forward."
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They cost more than the Sonos One, and I'd hesitate to predict even the Megablast sounding better than a Sonos.
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Trading volumes have fallen as investors hesitate to buy Treasuries with yields near their lowest levels since late last year.
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"@DHSgov will not tolerate this type of lawlessness & will not hesitate to shut down POEs for security reasons," she wrote.
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"Personally, I would hesitate to use a permanent mesh in the buttocks due to the risk of infection," says Nazarian.
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The show didn't hesitate to hand over multiple episodes to guest directors simply to riff on a different animation style.
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" But the former Real co-host does not hesitate to respond when asked about more children in her future. "Absolutely!
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Don't hesitate to talk to some locals you meet on the street and see what they have to say. 5.
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Don't hesitate to ask your doctor, trainer, or anyone else involved in supporting your health and wellness, for educational resources.
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Taco John's does not hesitate to have its attorneys get in touch with any restaurant that uses the alliterative phrase.
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" Moments later, when asked if his wife was his Yeezy-muse, West didn't hesitate to answer with an enthusiastic "Yeeeah!
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Still, I felt I understood it in the way teenagers never hesitate to claim complete and unchallenged comprehension of something.
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So if things get heated or someone starts to feel blamed, don't hesitate to take a time out, Kingsbury suggested.
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ECB: Draghi said he would not hesitate to act at March policy meeting if market turmoil threatens the economic outlook.
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I wear what I want, regardless of my size, and I don't hesitate to post sexy pictures on my Instagram.
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Though the lovebirds were physically separated for the evening, they didn't hesitate to chat about one another all night long.
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Even loyal employees, he says, would not hesitate to call him a "difficult bugger", who is hard to work with.
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She says "exsqueeze me" out loud, so I'm pretty sure she wouldn't hesitate to say "eggplant emoji" in her head.
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In the wake of "The War of the Worlds" panic, commentators didn't hesitate to rail against "idiotic" and "stupid" listeners.
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Some farmers hesitate to report its spread for fear that land values will fall or out of embarrassment, Guelly said.
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Whereas most politicians would hesitate to be so blunt about what is happening to Democrats, Trump has no such qualms.
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The embarrassing side-effects of a bad spray tan (aka this girl), might make you hesitate to book an appointment.
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Harold is one hell of a role, and Hoffman, as bearded as a prophet, does not hesitate to grab it.
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But Mr. Wallace, a battle-tested political interrogator with a classic newsman's baritone, did not hesitate to confront Mr. Trump.
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This Congress shouldn't hesitate to take a similar step if Trump political appointees continue to willfully disregard its oversight authority.
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I hesitate to say 'never,' but it's really hard to top the farewell I had a month or so ago.
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And, in an age when Soylent is an established Silicon Valley staple, he doesn't hesitate to call himself a foodie.
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Republican lawmakers warned Tuesday that the president would not hesitate to shutter the government a second time over the issue.
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" Wendy Lewis, a plastic surgery consultant who has run physician practices, says: "She's someone I would never hesitate to recommend.
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The Trump administration had made it clear that it would not hesitate to separate undocumented parents from their citizen children.
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If the line in the women's room is too long, I will never hesitate to go to the men's room.
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"Hereditary" is far more upsetting than it is frightening, and I would hesitate to recommend it to the readily traumatized.
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Though the train ride was far from luxurious, I wouldn't hesitate to do it again — with a few key changes.
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"I hesitate to use the word 'edgy,'" said Oliver Sellers-Garcia, 35, director of sustainability and environment for Somerville, Mass.
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And if you run into problems, either with our site or apps, do not hesitate to reach out for help.
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And she doesn't hesitate to vouch for the advantages of having sex with strangers: "No expectations, no disappointments," she says.
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He'd pick the very best people but wouldn't hesitate to get rid of someone who wasn't up to the job.
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That's an unstoppable strength when paired with Isaiah Thomas, who teams will hesitate to trap when Horford sets the pick.
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And yet, people who identify as polyamorous still hesitate to be open about their lifestyle with friends and loved ones.
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If you believe someone's consent is being violated, or are concerned for someone else's safety, don't hesitate to call 911.
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Doctors often ask me if I am a danger to myself, and I never hesitate to say that I'm safe.
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"When it comes to matters of protecting our revolution, the military will not hesitate to step in," the commander, Gen.
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The country's leaders used the occasion to warn that, if necessary, Israel would not hesitate to launch similar strikes again.
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That situation presented itself in the seventh inning on Sunday, and Manager Joe Maddon's club did not hesitate to act.
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Of course, if Rajuma were bleeding in front of me and needed my help, I wouldn't hesitate to give it.
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Don't hesitate to reach out to me so that we can talk things through before you make any big moves.
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So don't hesitate to get in touch if something goes pear-shaped with the technology or a recipe you cooked.
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But I also hope that, when it knows the time has come, it will not hesitate to pull the trigger.
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With less oversight of the union and no control over its reserves, France may hesitate to write a blank cheque.
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Mr. Meyer said that German police officers would not hesitate to detain anyone involved in clashes, regardless of their motivation.
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While $425 is a lot of money to drop at once, I wouldn't hesitate to do it for this jacket.
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Should anything like that 2007 invasion of privacy happen again, Hudgens is clear that she won't hesitate to speak out.
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And if better deals for what she had bought popped up on Amazon, she would not hesitate to return items.
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The stated purpose is to drive big money into investment deserts — areas where wealthy investors might otherwise hesitate to tread.
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But if it doesn't come to be, don't think he won't hesitate to call it a day and move on.
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At the same time, companies hesitate to put their cars on the road when there's any chance they aren't ready.
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Mr. McCabe did not hesitate to make clear where Mr. Comey stood in the eyes of F.B.I. agents and employees.
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Reg," whittles for fun, doesn't hesitate to tell his friends he wants "me time," and calls himself "a Renaissance Man.
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Congress has subpoena power and routinely uses it to compel testimony, and it should not hesitate to do so here.
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Another cabinet minister, posting on Facebook, said soldiers might now hesitate to shoot attackers, putting themselves and others at risk.
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Mnuchin pledged that the administration would not hesitate to sanction Russian ships if there is evidence to support that step.
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The legitimate journals rejected her application out of hand, but many fake ones did not hesitate to take her on.
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Many of the subjects were photographed at play, masked for Halloween, and Arbus did not hesitate to register their joy.
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Lawmakers, who have been shown classified intelligence materials about Khashoggi's disappearance, did not hesitate to point to the crown prince.
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I spent a night in an Ocean View room and wouldn&apost hesitate to skip Venice to stay here instead.
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Watch, Emily (with cornrows and a "Boss" tee) is the one with child ... but she didn't hesitate to throw down.
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Dr. Jones said the school hired combat veterans because he wanted guards who wouldn't hesitate to go after a gunman.
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"Don't hesitate to splurge on domestic delights that afford long-term pleasure, like expensive cookware, fluffy towels, and designer sheets."
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Fear of Trump's new tough on immigration posture was plausibly the reason, and Trump did not hesitate to claim credit.
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DEVOS: I hesitate to talk about all schools in general because schools are made up of individual students attending them.
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"In order to promote her album, Lady Gaga did not hesitate to plagiarize the entire ORLAN universe," one document reads.
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Otherwise, when a competitor down the road lifts their hourly wage by 50 cents, employees won't hesitate to break their loyalty.
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At the annual Suli Forum that was held at the American University this month, students didn't hesitate to pepper Lt. Gen.
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The reluctance to ease contrasts with Kuroda's pledge four years ago that he "won't hesitate to act" to hit his target.
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Romney said last week he generally approved of Trump's agenda, but would not hesitate to call out the president if needed.
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"Unite will be reviewing the implications of this case and won't hesitate to support further equal pay claims," the union said.
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The Russian leader made it clear that authorities wouldn&apost hesitate to use all means available to fend off a threat.
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Pierce said that if you experience redness or discomfort after getting your eyelashes done, don't hesitate to go see an optometrist.
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Like in other instances, the Russian accounts appeared to not hesitate to go after members of the president's own political party.
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Don't hesitate to ask (or do a quick Google search) about student discounts at restaurants, salons, and movie theaters around you.
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And Elon Musk did not hesitate to declare the 200-mph hyperloop pod from Munich the winner of the second competition.
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Tyrone Fountain, 40, did not hesitate to talk to a WDSU crew, which was filming at the scene of the Dec.
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That way, if you notice your team is missing a Tank, you won't hesitate to pick a big beefcake like Winston.
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Morin's event was a marked effort at making cryptocurrency approachable to women who might otherwise hesitate to join the crypto craze.
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Corwin, who has been dating Ramsey for three years, didn't hesitate to get tested to see if he was a match.
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Yang's eye-raising fashion statement ignited a social media flurry and late-night hosts didn't hesitate to poke fun at it.
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He warned ZANU-PF against purging members "with a liberation background" and said the army would not hesitate to step in.
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While we would hesitate to say that "Programmatic TV" is actually here, companies are certainly making steps in the right direction.
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"In my country, social media conspiracy groups confuse well-meaning parents so they hesitate to get the recommended vaccinations," Azar said.
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Bryan, 39, didn't hesitate to admit that he's peed in the pool, the hot tub, a salt water pool … really anywhere.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has said the bank won't hesitate to ease if the economy loses momentum to hit 2% inflation.
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The Bank will not hesitate to take additional measures as required as those markets adjust and the UK economy moves forward.
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So, next time you're trying on your dream look, don't hesitate to smile for the camera and capture the moment forever.
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This way when a business comes along and needs that domain they won't hesitate to pay your top-dollar for it.
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"I would hesitate to say they are competing head-to-head, but they are making up for lost ground," Rice said.
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When she heard about #KnotOnMyPlanet she didn't hesitate to not get involved — and no one really says 'no' when Linda calls!
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Don't hesitate to attend industry conferences or other events for people in your area of expertise (for example, bankers in entertainment).
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In early posts, Stidham didn't hesitate to give out her cellphone number to commenters expressing interest in hosting a dress party.
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Yet the Idaho Supreme Court does not hesitate to follow federal precedent — and, in particular, Supreme Court precedent — on qualified immunity.
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Mr. DeRossi has a sharp eye for detail, and he does not hesitate to speak up when he notices anything awry.
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I try to have no shame in what I enjoy, but I still hesitate to wear a DMB shirt in public.
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So while both were complimentary towards each other throughout the media tour, Alvarez didn't hesitate to sneak in a few digs.
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Cannibalism crops up as survival tactic fairly quickly, and I, for one, did not hesitate to chow down on fellow astronauts.
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Analysts and investors widely believed Haddad would hesitate to pursue privatizations, deregulation and spending cuts needed to curb a growing deficit.
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Yet few hesitate to think about exactly how the digital lords might use their data advantages against those they ostensibly protect.
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"If you want to buy paintings or works of art, or exceptional jewelry, do not hesitate to contact me," he said.
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After the players' diagnosis, Silver didn't hesitate to make the right call for the NBA, and the right call for America.
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Why some pension funds hesitate to sell gun company holdings, and why it's hard for Florida to pass gun control laws.
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I hesitate to even give this attention lest the greater internet become an even more unbearable realm, but here 'tis: SoundGifs.
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It does have its own history and its own — I hesitate to say integrity, but it has a reason for being.
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They bonded during grueling football practices and over nachos at Applebee's, where Jake didn't hesitate to share stories about his boyfriend.
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I've got a pretty good idea what to focus on, but if you have specific questions, please don't hesitate to ask!
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I've got a pretty good idea what to focus on, but if you have specific questions, please don't hesitate to ask!
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The couple didn't hesitate to offer the asking price, which was accepted, and they closed on the apartment in the summer.
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Elaine Chao, the transportation secretary, said regulators "will not hesitate to take immediate and appropriate action" if a safety issue arises.
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And he tells Chuck he will not hesitate to expose him if that's what it takes to keep that office clean.
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If they need to make imperfect compromises, like a sunset provision or subsidy program, they should not hesitate to do so.
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I didn't hesitate to use the air conditioning vent above my seat because it dispenses clean air, according to Business Insider.
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When one user asked if his aunt was off the market once again, young Disick didn't hesitate to spill the tea.
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Although Elliott certainly didn't hesitate to exploit her legendary beauty, it was her business acumen and cunning that assured her position.
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Mr. Sessions vowed that the Justice Department would not hesitate to bring criminal charges against people who had leaked classified information.
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When it was time to plan the guest list for her wedding, Ms. Aiken didn't hesitate to add the Strohl family.
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The responsibility of being counselor and confessor is a high-pressure one, and one that the two hesitate to fully embody.
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Clinton's defeat to explain why they hesitate to back another woman, saying the stakes are too high to take another risk.
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When Kimmel asked whether Gianna wanted to be a professional basketball player like her father, Bryant didn&apost hesitate to answer.
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China's Commerce Ministry said Friday the country will not hesitate to react with a "major response " to the new U.S. tariffs.
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He added if the Taliban did not live up to commitments, the United States would not hesitate to nullify the agreement.
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I don't hesitate to use mine or get it messy because it's already messy — ahem, well loved — and didn't cost much.
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" DeVos responded: "I hesitate to talk about all schools in general because schools are made up of individual students attending them.
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And Mr. Jaber said some sponsors might hesitate to advertise their products on such a violent series about a terrorist group.
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Part of it is their assumption that Trump's cocky comrades would hesitate to display the garish public colors that they do.
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That said, I never hesitate to close a card if it doesn&apost make sense for me to carry it anymore.
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A professional soldier, peering through the scope of his rifle at a twelve-year-old, might hesitate to pull the trigger.
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Anderson, the Space Angels CEO, said venture capitalists hesitate to invest in space solar power because these are large infrastructure projects.
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I hesitate to speculate what activists from earlier eras, like Ella Baker, who died in 1986, might do or say today.
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She did not hesitate to touch her old body, and she did not want others to do it on her behalf.
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" Nor did Mr. McCain hesitate to puncture Mr. Trump's insistence that his White House is operating like a "fine-tuned machine.
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In the 1970s and '80s, as trade deficits became persistent, politicians did not hesitate to respond through these sorts of interventions.
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"Wipe down your equipment after every block, and don't hesitate to request a new wipe whenever you need to," he wrote.
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During his state visit to Sweden in 2013, President Barack Obama didn't hesitate to call out the country's anti-Semitism problem.
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" Ms. Pelosi doesn't hesitate to associate her own ambitions with the quest for women's equality — "You know why I do it?
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So when I received, to my surprise, an invitation to talk with the holy man, I did not hesitate to accept.
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"She took a critical shot there late in the game, and she didn't hesitate to do that," Mulkey said on Saturday.
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We got French Thursday night in West Hollywood at Poppy, and he didn't hesitate to express his joy over Khloe's pregnancy.
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Therefore I hesitate to say anything conclusive about Iranian women as I believe it requires extensive scholarly data gathering and research.
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So far with this person, I haven't found that confirmation, so I hesitate to accept the notion that he was one.
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"I hesitate to talk about all schools in general because schools are made up of individual students attending them," Devos responded.
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Renata and Madeline are fierce advocates for their daughters, but won't hesitate to use said daughters as weapons against each other.
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In a statement, Howell's family said he always stood up for what he believed and didn't hesitate to help those in need.
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And since coily hair is the tightest — and driest — don't hesitate to use heavy creams, like Qhemet Biologics Amla & Olive Heavy Cream.
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"The DA and the South African public took on Bell Pottinger, and we will not hesitate to take on McKinsey," Mazzone said.
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As police officers are put in these extreme situations and as the technology gets smarter, they will not hesitate to use it.
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Cindy and Frank Cruz were not sure there was an immediate threat, but they and many others did not hesitate to flee.
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But if the past is any indication, ISPs will not hesitate to abuse the lack of net neutrality rules in the future.
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Chances are, you would not hesitate to jump in to save him, even if it meant ruining an expensive pair of shoes.
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On January 4th he said he "would not hesitate" to slow down if policymakers decided that it was "part of the problem".
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"Ted Cruz does not hesitate to come to New York City to raise millions and millions of dollars," Mr. de Blasio said.
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I've gotten really into lifting and, when performing big movements like squats and deadlifts, I don't hesitate to perform a Valsalva maneuver.
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Furthermore, hackers do not hesitate to manipulate various parts of a system simultaneously if that increases the chance of a successful attack.
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Coffee cart guys will chat with you about anything — sports, weather, politics, art — but they hesitate to get too specific about business.
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She DEFINITELY does ... saying if it was about putting cold hard cash where her mouth is, she wouldn't hesitate to do it.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao told reporters on Monday that regulators would not hesitate to act if they find a safety issue.
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That said, we're sure her famously glamorous aunt won't hesitate to teach her the basics once she's old enough, and who knows?
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"Star Wars" drove strong results for Walt Disney, but some "Fast Money" traders would still hesitate to buy the media giant's shares.
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When asked who she hopes to work with in the future, she doesn't hesitate to name names: Pharrell, Drake, and Missy Elliott.
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"We hesitate to give additional access to Univision because they have never in the past been fair," one of the aides said.
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She traveled to some of the most challenging places on earth and engaged with individuals who many reporters would hesitate to approach.
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If you want to tell your representatives to support healthcare policies that help all Americans, don't hesitate to pick up the phone.
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Many foreign banks who are free to engage with Iran hesitate to do so, fearing they will run afoul of American sanctions.
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Peters mentioned that the directive expires later this year and told Selva that America's enemies would not hesitate to use such technology.
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Most elected officials hesitate to take an unpopular position, even if it means "doing the right thing for Native people," she added.
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"We won't hesitate to take action to make sure all of our people feel safe and comfortable at work," the spokesman added.
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Having a supportive family, especially my sister living in Belgium, was one of the reasons I did not hesitate to go solo.
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If pharmaceutical companies weren't sure Part D plans would cover newly created medicines, they'd hesitate to invest in risky, high-cost research.
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I put books down a lot, and I hesitate to name any because it's probably more about me than the book itself.
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"Lawmakers might hesitate to approve fiscal stimulus in the next downturn in light of the already substantial budget deficit," the economist said.
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If consolidating can save you money while helping you achieve your long-term goals, don't hesitate to turn in that application today.
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Mallouk says one of the biggest things clients hesitate to do is diversify their portfolios when they're concentrated in a single investment.
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They felt luxurious enough to warrant the price tag, but not so delicate that we would hesitate to wear them every day.
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If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to me, your SLT member or HR business partner.
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When community members noticed the group of volunteers, decked out in neon work vests and hard hats, they didn't hesitate to approach.
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Kris is so focused on privacy that if you violate it she will not hesitate to sue the hell out of you.
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With the primary over, McConnell, Gardner, Trump, and the rest of the Republican Party's leadership did not hesitate to consolidate behind Moore.
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Most musicians, myself included, won't hesitate to tell you yes, though it can come at the cost of your mental state plummeting.
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"Under normal circumstances, we wouldn't hesitate to answer the call," Carney wrote in one of a series of posts on Twitter Tuesday.
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And I hesitate to forgive myself for not doing more than complain to friends and family at the time of McCain's remark.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany didn't hesitate to say in May that Europe can no longer "completely depend" on the United States.
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Maybe you've witnessed a similar episode in the city:curious onlookers who hesitate to act, or opt not to do anything at all.
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Do not hesitate to reach out to our care team if something goes wrong with a recipe or with the site itself.
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When Bibby catches him on the street skipping school, the teen doesn't hesitate to take a dig at the rapper's raggedy head.
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She didn't hesitate to correct us, and this included Rocky, when she thought we were missing a point or making a mistake.
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" Tedros said last week that health officials would not "hesitate" to declare the outbreak a pandemic if "that's what the evidence suggests.
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"Don't hesitate to try the kidneys and liver parsley!" reads one TripAdvisor review, translated into English with the click of a button.
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"We do not hesitate to do something outdoorsy and active together if we're feeling a bit restless at work," he told CNBC.
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Hilary Duff won't hesitate to tell you she's a daydreamer — it's even written in her Instagram bio with a yellow sunflower emoji.
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If one of her sons was hanging out with the wrong crowd, she did not hesitate to yank him off street corners.
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An affiliate of the Service Employees International Union, which controlled the ailing Amalgamated Bank, did not hesitate to take Mr. Ross's money.
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I hesitate to tell more, and spoil the immense effort Powers invests in getting us into that primal forest to bear witness.
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Please do not hesitate to reach out to us if something goes awry, either with your subscription or with the recipes themselves.
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Yet, Professor Cheney-Lippold would probably not hesitate to recommend a Muslim student to spend a year at such a Muslim university.
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People on social media, and even some friends, did not hesitate to let them know that they thought they were being used.
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The public needs to know that, regardless of today's verdict, we will never hesitate to prosecute apparent threats against law enforcement officers.
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White-collar workers at multinationals might hesitate to move back to Portugal if there are no comparable jobs, says Mr Nuno Cardiga.
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Gibson and Wade don't hesitate to rush toward prime rebounding location on the blocks, while Lopez and Rajon Rondo occupy the paint.
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In the meantime, don't hesitate to reach out with any questions, concerns, gut checks or any other ways we can be helpful.
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Cogan said he "will not hesitate to adjourn the trial" if prosecutors surprise the defense with more material at the last minute.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel "pounded" the Iranian sites in response to the missile attack and would not hesitate to respond again.
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"I hesitate to focus on the downside," said Barry Kramer, a lawyer at Fenwick & West, referring to angel investing and occasional ensuing conflicts.
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"Maybe the regime will not use chemical weapons again, but it will not hesitate to use weapons," opposition leader Nasr al-Hariri said.
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And people close to the governor say he would not hesitate to pull the trigger on further easing if needed to beat deflation.
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One more thing: Authoritarians love to think they are making history, and never hesitate to rewrite the past to suit their political agendas.
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The 24-year-old did not hesitate to act and took the woman to the back and locked her in before calling police.
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And much like her Marvel character, she's also a gender equality activist and doesn't hesitate to speak up about social and political issues.
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" -- "I will not hesitate to kill her ... and there's nothing you, your lawyers, or the law will be about to do about it.
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There is an extraordinarily high number of undecided voters, people who might hesitate to vote for him but don't vote for the others.
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Middleton championed mental health treatment for kids in a new podcast, saying she wouldn't hesitate to do the same for her own children.
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Yet, after Trump won the Presidency, Pompeo sought a post in his Administration and did not hesitate to serve as his C.I.A. director.
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On Thursday, Blake, who's from the Bronx, told BuzzFeed News she did not hesitate to start livestreaming herself attempting to relax her hair.
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"Everybody owes it to themselves to make sure they're sexually healthy and they shouldn't hesitate to be tested for these infections," Hook said.
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I hesitate to go so far as to define coolness, but I will say that it's generally thought to be incompatible with ubiquity.
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Though her trademark blond buzz cut is iconic for sure, Rose won't hesitate to don a wig and transform herself for the night.
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" "One of the most influential things another woman has ever taught me was my mother reminding me, 'Never hesitate to speak your mind.
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He also reiterated that the BOJ would not hesitate to expand monetary stimulus further if needed to achieve its 2 percent inflation target.
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He also pledged an additional £250 billion ($330.7 billion) of liquidity and said he will not hesitate to support the economy if necessary.
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"I still hesitate to put too much emphasis on Penney's given how much business they lost and what they're building back," he said.
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Underside of Poweris a cinematic sprawl of power electronic bop and soul, interspersed with a couple songs I wouldn't hesitate to call classics.
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The Brills insist that they made the right decision in allowing their son to "light up" and wouldn't hesitate to make it again.
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In the future we will not hesitate to take any additional measures required to meet our responsibilities as the United Kingdom moves forward.
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But the senator doesn't hesitate to use his comically archaic flip phone to call on people for fundraising help or input on legislation.
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They don't hesitate to pour scorn on the Trump administration, but they keep looking up to Washington to get Germany off their backs.
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Fortunately, in our dynamic free enterprise system, Google&aposs competitors will not hesitate to jump in to fill the vacuum it has left.
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I can say that the central bank will not hesitate to take any necessary measure in the face of any circumstances it faces.
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Let that be your cue to not hesitate to ask the new moms in your life how they're feeling — both physically and emotionally.
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And we should not hesitate to carry the voice of an imprisoned Chinese dissident, for the sake of China's future -- and our own.
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Taking that a step further, the film's voice actors didn't hesitate to get personal with PEOPLE when asked to reveal their secret habits.
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The White House has already acknowledged that Sessions will not hesitate to invoke executive privilege, which may limit knowledge-sharing quite a bit.
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"I hesitate to say this because I really don't like to disparage public officials, but Donald Trump is a pathological liar," Sanders said.
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That's why you shouldn't hesitate to seek out the help of a therapist if you think you may have some co-narcissist tendencies.
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For now, partisan politics is largely quiet, as the Labor Day weekend approaches and politicians hesitate to make partisan points during a disaster.
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Developed economies will find the new model less objectionable, but many may hesitate to restrict their future relations with unrelated countries like China.
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But Ryan also said he wouldn't hesitate to speak out when he feels Trump has crossed the line and violated core conservative principles.
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" Winfrey didn't hesitate to draw contemporary lessons from the tale: "Recy Taylor died 10 days ago, just shy of her ninety-eighth birthday.
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I hesitate to offer suggestions for food pairings because many participants come up with far more elaborate meals than ever occur to me.
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Purity Muthoni, 32, a farmer from Kiriani village in central Kenya, said she would not hesitate to switch to muguka if she could.
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Candidates might hesitate to participate at first, but if so the project could begin with informed and articulate nonofficial supporters making their cases.
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"France will not hesitate to take international sanctions, together with its international partners, against the guilty," the Elysee Palace said in a statement.
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Trump is precisely the kind of demagogue the Framers feared, which is why we shouldn't hesitate to use the Constitution to stop him.
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White House officials said Mr. Obama would not hesitate to make a strong case for the Trans-Pacific Partnership on the campaign trail.
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With so much to see, do, and eat all within easy walking and driving distance, I wouldn't hesitate to book Cynthia's place again!
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BUT...EU leaders will hesitate to open a divisive issue among them and want Britain out before European Parliament elections in May 2019.
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You will never know what opportunities are awaiting for you if you do not reach out, so do not hesitate to simply ask.
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We will check it out and let you know what we think, but for now, the price makes us hesitate to recommend it.
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He reportedly doesn't hesitate to let go of employees who aren't up to par if they don't improve in six to nine months.
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Two former senior-level employees said Musk wouldn't hesitate to change a team's priorities if a customer's social-media post caught his eye.
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Coinbase said it is currently investigating these claims, and would "not hesitate" to fire employees if it finds they violated its trading policy.
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When Markle and Prince Harry were visiting Cape Town, South Africa, on their royal tour, Markle didn't hesitate to hug a young boy.
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But patients who lose weight that way often hesitate to reveal it because other people often feel it is "cheating," Dr. Slade said.
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Make sure you have your personal financial information ready and never hesitate to reach out to your school's financial aid office for help.
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He believes that Romney, who famously called Russia our "number one geopolitical foe" in 2012, wouldn't hesitate to challenge Trump on foreign policy.
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This one's a bit tricky, and I hesitate to even mention it because obviously it needs to be done in a certain manner.
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The EU's Tusk has said that if needed he would not hesitate to call a summit of EU leaders in Brussels next week.
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When Alia Joy was hungry, Waters didn't hesitate to do what she needed to do and breastfed her daughter in the Senate Chamber.
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"I will not hesitate to strike the positions of the terrorists in the neighboring countries, we will keep on fighting them," Abadi said.
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Former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, an experienced helicopter pilot, did not hesitate to use city helicopters when necessary, or his own private helicopter.
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But even the people who took the biggest risks during their gap year wouldn't hesitate to recommend the experience to their own children.
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Phillips, however, does not hesitate to rely on guarantees, even as it also tries to offload some of the risk to third parties.
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And if you run into difficulties, either with the technology or with the recipes themselves, please do not hesitate to ask for help.
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" Alongside some song lyrics, he included a short poem: "You need a date / and it's getting late / so don't hesitate / to call Renate.
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That said, if something goes wrong, either with the cooking or the technology, please don't hesitate to get in touch with us directly.
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We will not hesitate to take any additional steps that might be required to meet the high standards we set for our operations.
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Some hesitate to talk about their automated operations: They prefer to perpetuate the narrative of an aged master watchmaker stooped over his workbench.
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But SDNY prosecutors blasted him as a lifelong swindler, and a greedy man who wouldn't hesitate to threaten others to get his way.
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And I think that they do not hesitate to let me know when they disagree with things, and we have two-way communication.
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And don't hesitate to tell us in the comments if there is an international event you would like us to follow up on.
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Many dog owners pay handsomely for premium dog food, yet may hesitate to invest in a proper winter coat for their canine companions.
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It seems as though Camping might fit a similar bill, though I would hesitate to presume that it'll pull off the same gambit.
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I hesitate to say that rapping about Trump, seen as a symbol of opulence or a symbol of decadent wealth, was necessarily admiration.
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Jul has released no less than five records last year and he does not hesitate to offer free albums to please his fans.
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But when he saw a 4-year-old boy clinging to the edge of a balcony last Saturday, he didn't hesitate to act.
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"He certainly believes there is a role for the military; there are cases where he wouldn't hesitate to use military force," Duss said.
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Don't hesitate to use the "Contact host" button if you have questions, but once you're set on a place, click or tap "Reserve."
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I was upgraded to a luxury suite but wouldn&apost hesitate to recommend the Standard or Bay View rooms for the value offered.
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The Ottomans did not hesitate to seek out modern European influences for a Westernized future and seldom looked back to some glorious past.
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Don't hesitate to try other vintages of these bottles, or godellos from other producers, including Ronsel do Sil, Godelia, Avancia, Triay and Godeval.
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"Macron will no doubt be more authoritarian, and will not hesitate to intervene in certain industrial situations," a Paris-based investment banker said.
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If you're hell-bent on getting a Pixel 4 this fall, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend getting the XL over the smaller variant.
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This one was a shout-out to people who doubted him along the way, and he didn't hesitate to call out his dad.
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She always buys herself whatever she wants and will not hesitate to pass on our gifts if they are not up her alley!
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If consolidating can save you money while helping you achieve your long-term goals, don&apost hesitate to turn in that application today.
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WHO's Tedros said he wouldn't hesitate to convene another meeting in the near future to deliberate on whether the outbreak constitutes a PHEIC.
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Mao did not hesitate to unleash a huge counterattack on a nuclear superpower when United States soldiers in Korea neared the Chinese border.
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" Another superior wrote, "I would not hesitate to nominate Lt. Dwight to represent me or the Air Force in dealings with the public.
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" Another superior wrote, "I would not hesitate to nominate Lt. Dwight to represent me or the Air Force in dealings with the public.
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In addition, private cardiologists might hesitate to send some advanced heart failure patients to a hospital that lacks a Medicare-approved transplant program.
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Indeed, there is a fine line between hard-edged business or legal negotiations and extortion, and prosecutors should hesitate to criminalize aggressive tactics.
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Allana Akhtar, Business Insider&aposs jobs reporter, spoke with nurses who told her which questions patients shouldn&apost hesitate to ask their doctors.
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Bursting into embarrassed laughter (and showing off his latest festive nail job), Styles didn't hesitate to dig into a plate of cod sperm.
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" The letter warns, however, that if new information comes to light, the union "will not hesitate to hold any organization or person accountable.
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Mr. Zuckerberg made it clear that Facebook would not hesitate to fire employees who spoke to The New York Times or other publications.
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But when pressed about the nearly $2628 million that Bloomberg has spent in the race, Pelosi didn't hesitate to praise the former mayor.
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"No Democrat should hesitate to call out the Republicans for their shameless race-baiting," Brian Fallon, Clinton's campaign press secretary, told VICE News.
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She added that although members know that the group is intended to be a support network, they still hesitate to discuss sensitive information online.
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For, though most predators apart from humans armed with rifles would hesitate to attack an adult elephant, they will happily take on a youngster.
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Cicilline said he wants to hear from senior tech executives, and that he won't hesitate to issue subpoenas to companies that fail to cooperate.
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"Mindful of this reality, any extra-regional presence is by definition (a) source of insecurity ... Iran won't hesitate to safeguard its security," Zarif said.
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They all know each other very well, but don&apost hesitate to welcome a stranger to their table because there&aposs an open seat.
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When Thibodeau was fired, Butler bristled at his new coach Fred Hoiberg's easygoing manner, and didn't hesitate to share his opinions with the media.
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Mr Juppé's team will not hesitate to strike at what they perceive as the weaknesses of Mr Fillon's candidacy, in particular his economic liberalism.
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For decades, the right handbag has been widely considered a status symbol, an accessory certain women wouldn't hesitate to spend thousands of dollars on.
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This barrio may be called "Little Haiti," but three of the men don't hesitate to share their views of Haitians in the Dominican Republic.
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"Even though the officers identified themselves as being Carabinieri, didn't hesitate to engage in a struggle, culminating in the mortal wounding," the statement said.
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And when it comes to the threat posed by radical Islamic terrorism, he will not hesitate to kill the terrorists who threaten American lives.
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The couple didn't hesitate to get on the level of the children, crouching down in the street to speak directly to the excited kids.
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People who might hesitate to berate their fellow citizens in person show no such qualms when it comes to sounding off against virtual targets.
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But neither Mr Putin nor any likely successor would hesitate to apply the same hybrid-warfare techniques in the future should the need arise.
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If it finds the answer, Americans should not hesitate to copy it—even if that means looking to the lands their ancestors left behind.
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That said, we should not hesitate to go ahead with (additional easing) as long as it is necessary for Japan's economy as a whole.
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CIAM, which holds 0.94 percent of Scor's capital, added it would "not hesitate to exercise our right to defend our interests as minority shareholders".
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In the meantime, don't hesitate to drop us a line if you have any more information about this bed bug infestation in New York.
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Again, do not hesitate to ask questions, particularly if the prescription is a little too closely matched to the marketing materials around the office.
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As with McConnell, Trump didn't hesitate to air his ire on social media and in a memorably caustic interview with The New York Times.
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Look, in the real world there are people -- I hesitate to say this in this room, but there are people who like Donald Trump.
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Reserve Bank of New Zealand governor Graeme Wheeler said at a media conference the bank would not "hesitate" to adjust interest rates if needed.
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And perhaps it is because of this self-declared joy that my husband and I both hesitate to consider any intervention in Penny's brain.
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Don't hesitate to search, we obtained enormous amount of Full scripts and full length films and series which will be broadcast in upcoming months!
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Reserve Bank of New Zealand governor Graeme Wheeler said at a media conference the bank would not hesitate to adjust interest rates if needed.
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You can see from the pics, Kim didn't hesitate to get on for a quick ride around the park ... and Kourtney joined in too.
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Her possible future stepfather didn't seem surprised to find his lover's daughter in the group chat and he didn't hesitate to write "Hi" back.
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If I post a quality meme, though, I won't hesitate to check who viewed my story — that is something that I actually care about.
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There are lots of reasons why someone might hesitate to bring you into their family unit, so you shouldn't take it personally, she says.
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After that, she said she knew she'd one day make the cover — and she didn't hesitate to start announcing her prediction to the press.
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Reminded by another member of Congress of Trump's charge that the Fed doesn't know what it's doing, however, Powell did not hesitate to demur.
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But, again, you shouldn't hesitate to help your friend find professional support because, as Larson says, these feelings can be a lot to handle.
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Don't hesitate to let your conversation partner know that you can relate to what he or she is telling you, user Ellen Vrana says.
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Ahead of the meeting, Trump said he would not hesitate to keep government agencies shuttered "as long as it takes" to secure wall funding.
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But the N.L.D.'s founders wanted a member of Aung San's family to sanctify their mission, and Suu Kyi did not hesitate to accept.
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Though she still asked permission from her parent to run out and play, this time she didn't hesitate to run right across the grass.
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Don't hesitate to take advantage of any tools or services your company offers that can help you compare the overall costs of different plans.
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As evidenced by the criticism Ford is receiving on social media, this case highlights why so many survivors hesitate to tell their own stories.
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I spent a night in a Studio View room and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to friends and family looking to stay in Midtown.
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If she were in pain or rapidly declining health with a fatal illness, I would not hesitate to put her out of her misery.
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High-margin customers who will be most affected by these changes no doubt will not hesitate to voice concerns to management about the changes.
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Getting in the gameThe last time the US was locked in technological competition with a rival — the USSR — it did not hesitate to spend.
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You can remove an Instagram follower with a few taps, so don't hesitate to drop someone you would rather not be seeing your pictures.
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Terri Marsh, 61, in Goose Creek, S.C., did not hesitate to sign up again for a Blue Cross plan as soon as she could.
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The actress told "The Talk" cohosts that she didn't hesitate to say yes when asked if she wanted to go on stage with Momoa.
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Most of us hesitate to push back and stand up for ourselves because we're afraid of being perceived as aggressive, pushy, conniving, or rude.
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Voters on Sunday did not doubt the Nordic welfare model, but many hesitate to let more immigrants without similar cultural traits share the system.
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Though Boyd earned just $46,000 annually as a part-time writing professor, she didn't hesitate to pay the hefty cost in transplant-related expenses.
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Democrats may hesitate to provoke Republicans into using the nuclear option because it would make it easier for future Trump nominees to be confirmed.
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Even though they found some common ground on the issue, the rivals didn't hesitate to call out one another's past positions and voting records.
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Live in the moment and see where it takes you — and do not hesitate to change your plans if something interesting comes your way.
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One prominent critic, in fact, was sharing the debate stage: Mr. Trump, who did not hesitate to make his complaints known in real time.
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"Varsity takes its intellectual rights seriously and will not hesitate to enforce those rights against parties which misappropriate them," the letter from Varsity said.
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And given that both houses are controlled by Mr. Trump's party, it seems unlikely that they would hesitate to give him what he wants.
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Please do not hesitate to reach out if something goes wrong along the way, either with a recipe or with the site or app.
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We know Weezy doesn't hesitate to use his "goons" when things get outta hand, but he didn't even need to call 'em this time.
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"Talking of government oppression," Mr. Eminagaoglu said, "my colleagues who used to work together with me now hesitate to look me in the eye."
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H.S. will not tolerate this type of lawlessness and will not hesitate to shut down ports of entry for security and public safety reasons.
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So today's rappers clearly got rid of all their inhibitions, and they do not hesitate to try new things, for better and for worse.
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Referee Alireza Faghani did not hesitate to award the penalty, and felt no need to review his decision on a screen of his own.
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I hesitate to equate an employer with a spouse, but this is less comparable to a prior marriage than to an ill-fated fling.
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They all know they can call me at any time and shouldn't hesitate to slack or call if the want to chat something through.
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"At this point, I would hesitate to endorse any estimates on the impact this might have on GDP growth or on companies," Zidle said.
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First, the speed with which Ukraine opened this investigation shows that, given a valid basis, it would not hesitate to investigate potential criminal activity.
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Don't hesitate to try other cuvées from these producers as well as any wines from Dominio do Bibei, Algueira, Raúl Pérez or Finca Millara.
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And don't hesitate to get in touch with us if anything goes awry, or if you need help with the technology or the cooking.
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Additionally, Fitch warned that there is a potential for WeWork's customers, particularly big companies, to "hesitate to sign membership agreements" given the current flux.
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This hypocritical professor probably would not hesitate to recommend his student to universities that discriminate against gay and transgender, women, Jewish or Christian students.
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Experts believe that students hesitate to enter vocational training programs in part because of fears that industries like manufacturing will replace workers with robots.
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I wouldn&apost hesitate to recommend it to families or anyone looking to maximize the value of their stay while still enjoying luxury amenities.
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Angry Twitter users didn't hesitate to call this out, along with the fact that the apparent correction wasn't addressed at all during the episode.
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"As President, I will never hesitate to defend the safety of the American people, you," Trump told supporters Friday at a church in Miami.
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Starbucks has already closed more than half of its locations in China, but CEO Kevin Johnson says the company won't hesitate to close more.
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" Professor Campbell suggested that Chief Justice Roberts would not hesitate to reject positions taken by Mr. Trump's lawyers, saying, "He would not be intimidated.
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Proudly discursive, the movie does not hesitate to devote long stretches of screen time to a trust-building class or to an author's reading.
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" Many residents do not hesitate to draw a contrast between the current state of the town and the way that it looked when "Mr.
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A strikethrough means the item has sold out — so if you see a drool-worthy deal, don't hesitate to add it to your cart.
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And if you run into trouble with anything, from the technology we use to the instructions we offer, don't hesitate to ask for help.
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I stayed in an upgraded Executive King Suite and wouldn&apost hesitate to recommend it to those who prefer a spacious Las Vegas suite.
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"[T]hat was one example where we knew we could make a difference and didn&apost want to hesitate to act," Buttigieg told me.
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Even though antitrust decisions are supposed to be independent of political influence, Mr. Trump didn't hesitate to weigh in when the deal was announced.
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But Russia's leaders must understand that we will not hesitate to develop the capabilities necessary to ensure the security of ourselves and our allies.
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As a former L.A. resident, I never hesitate to recommend Hermosa Beach to those who want a beach break away from traffic and crowds.
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They didn't hesitate to scrutinize specifically American cultural constructions about ethnicity, assimilation, and class, resulting in caustic caricatures of globalization and the American dream.
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But in her Senate confirmation hearing on Wednesday, she didn't hesitate to answer some of the toughest foreign policy questions with firm, unequivocal answers.
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"To get a project like Apple means a lot for us," Dutcher told BuzzFeed News, which is why he didn't hesitate to sign the NDA.
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We love how you also don't hesitate to keep us honest by pointing out when we've made a mistake -- or taken a joke too far.
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Reserve Bank of New Zealand governor Graeme Wheeler said at a media conference the central bank would not hesitate to adjust interest rates if needed.
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Trading volumes have fallen in the past two weeks as investors hesitate to buy Treasuries with yields near their lowest levels since late last year.
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The company had also seen big customers hesitate to make deals over the past year, CEO Aneel Bhusri said in a December earnings conference call.
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Trump indicated Sunday he won't hesitate to anger China until the country comes to the bargaining table on trade and severs ties with North Korea.
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You will face some major challenges this month, but if you get into a real bind, don't hesitate to call on friends in high places.
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While Randall is excited about the new baby, Beth is obviously has her reservations and doesn't hesitate to let the agency and her husband know.
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Tilman Fertitta, CEO of Landry's and host of CNBC's "Billion Dollar Buyer," said that in tough financial decisions, you can't hesitate to trim what's necessary.
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When one of the gentlemen wandered over to my site and asked if I wanted a hand, I didn't hesitate to accept the free labor.
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But I hesitate to call it "comic relief," because their inclusion is so much more significant than the aside jokes usually present in a drama.
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" Maung Hla Kyaw, an older man, says that because "Muslims slaughter their chickens by themselves, that means they will not hesitate to kill us fiercely.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office and the DEA will not hesitate to take action against healthcare providers who fail to comply with the Controlled Substances Act.
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The EU is sick of the complexity of the Swiss deal and will hesitate to do anything similar in its legal arrangements with third parties.
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Chloë Grace Moretz didn't hesitate to make her allegiance known in the celebrity feud of the year: Kanye and Kim Kardashian West versus Taylor Swift.
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I hesitate to use the word "glad," but are any of you glad that this movie is coming out at this moment in American history?
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It also paints a troubling picture where even when people do define behavior as harassment, many still hesitate to hold the offenders accountable for it.
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So don't hesitate to ask a friend or relative to help out by caring for the baby, doing some chores or bringing over some food.
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Pamela Echeverría, the founder of Labor Gallery, didn't hesitate to open the space as a staging center for donations on the day of the earthquake.
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However, he has repeatedly said the BOJ should not hesitate to ease policy if there is a delay in meeting its 2 percent inflation target.
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In those moments when you're feeling panic-stricken or fresh out of things to talk about, never hesitate to rely on this tactic: asking questions.
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Canada is taking a similar approach and its transport minister said he will not hesitate to act once the cause of the crash is known.
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Then-President Barack Obama's national security adviser Susan Rice briefed Flynn, who according to the McClatchy report "didn't hesitate" to tell her to hold off.
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Everyone treats you really well, its clear that there a lot of people who genuinely give a shit, and they don't hesitate to show it.
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Albayrak, a 40-year-old former company executive with a doctorate in finance, said Turkey would not hesitate to provide support to the banking sector.
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Senate Republicans might hesitate to use their own "nuclear option": they probably have more to lose by being denied a voice at Democratic-led commissions.
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If from time to time the strategy to do so requires more sticks than carrots, then the U.S. shouldn't hesitate to alter its diplomatic approach.
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The time is now for the Canadiens and nothing about Bergevin's actions since the offseason says he will hesitate to make another win-now move.
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In his statement on Thursday, Lehrich maintained that Clinton, if elected, would not hesitate to employ new sanctions against Iran if they were called for.
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Hood didn't hesitate to put the offense on his shoulders at a critical moment and it helped erase all traces of his earlier shooting slump.
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Regardless, Carter's comments were not well-received by the beauty blogging community, some members of which did not hesitate to clap back on social media.
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When her 18-year-old brother Kyle tested her limits by questioning her beauty game recently, Khloe didn't hesitate to let him know what's up.
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And, when in doubt, never hesitate to cut yourself some slack, step away from the computer, and take a little (and likely well-deserved!) break.
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They don't hesitate to donate when they see someone in need, but when they are deceived it makes them reluctant to give in the future.
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AND FINALLY ... That's what friends are for Remus the black lab doesn't hesitate to jump in the backyard pool to save his best buddy Smokey.
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However, when I'm with my man, I won't hesitate to make more risqué wardrobe choices since there's a spoken barrier of 'Back off; she's mine.
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The company did not hesitate to concede defeat in — and pull out of — some of its tougher markets, he said, including China and Southeast Asia.
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In doing so, Warren and Sanders are positioning themselves as liberal watchdogs in Congress who will not hesitate to hold Trump's feet to the fire.
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She also said that if countries break the rules she won't hesitate to impose targeted tariffs, which is slightly different from what Trump has said.
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I mean, I'm a libertarian, so I hesitate to say anything is a public service, but that's kind of a great public service he's doing.
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Military experts say the next president would hesitate to reverse such a decision since the quick reversal would confuse allies and possibly fray important coalitions.
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Several other news sites didn't hesitate to label this "rape" in their headline, among them CBS News, Time, The Washington Post and New York magazine.
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You put in your hours and get permission for a long weekend off, but your boss doesn't hesitate to call you during your off hours.
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For those who hate her, no other word will do (though the truly dedicated don't hesitate to throw in other derogatory options for further emphasis).
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ANNE WALSH New London, N.H. To the Editor: It is impossible for me to understand why Bernie Sanders's supporters hesitate to get behind Hillary Clinton.
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"The United States will not hesitate to impose sanctions on any individual, entity, or vessel supporting North Korea's illicit activities, regardless of nationality," Nauert said.
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But many leading Republicans who clearly see Trump as dangerous still hesitate to rule out supporting him as their party's candidate in the general election.
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"If this devastating event does occur, the partner should not hesitate to perform CPR since it will potentially increase the chances of survival," Chugh said.
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While your manager will ideally be forthcoming about her views on your progress, some supervisors hesitate to approach their subordinates when their performances aren't satisfactory.
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"I'm the only candidate with a stand-alone plan to reform policing and why I don't hesitate to say the names of victims," Castro wrote.
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"If you change your mind having to do with this most important summit, please do not hesitate to call me or write," the president wrote.
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Don't hesitate to turn to your OB-GYN, general doctor, or a nutritionist if you're looking for some guidance or want to voice any concerns.
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Despite those small issues, and its extensive financial difficulties, I felt the airline did a good job, and I wouldn't hesitate to fly it again.
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Even so, polite guest Wang didn't hesitate to put the alleged dish into his mouth, declaring it "not bad" and adding some to the hotpot.
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He's 64 years old ... but if a white supremacist steps to Floyd Mayweather Sr., the boxing veteran says he won't hesitate to beat that ass.
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Speaking alongside Aso, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda added that the bank would not hesitate to take additional steps to achieve its inflation target.
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So, take this as your introduction to the world of runes, but don't hesitate to explore which alphabets, sets, and stones speak to you most.
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Kevin now claims he doesn't have problems with anyone, but also told Raq ... he wouldn't hesitate to "do a life sentence" if anyone tests him.
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The bottom line: These rulings suggest the court will not hesitate to adapt or discard precedents when it believes technological change has eroded their relevance.
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Metallica made a deli dude's day when they rolled by his counter blaring their classic, "Enter Sandman" ... and he didn't hesitate to take lead vocals.
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I would hesitate to say that Poons has ever been "anti-cultural," as I recollect his paean to Beethoven at a panel several years ago.
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Nationwide, public health experts and others are urging government agencies to find ways to ensure people do not hesitate to get tested or seek care.
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