Biden aides and allies hope to exploit voters' early hesitations.
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But my hesitations about warfare language go beyond that objection.
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And that she came without any hesitations and without any judgment.
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However, could hesitations from consumers to utilize the multiple functionalities, e.g.
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I don't think we had any reservations or hesitations with that.
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Each character comes alive in tender hesitations, fearful recoiling, and nearly unsettling intimacy.
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"I do dig Seinne," Arie tells the camera, but he has some hesitations.
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Sorry, a lot of hesitations, the main one being they never had chemistry.
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It was so inflammatory that it burnt through the hesitations of cautious editors.
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These characters speak with the hesitations of any couple that has just met.
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A steering wheel would pick up incipient Parkinson's through small hesitations and tremors.
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I initially had my hesitations, especially because I don't "do" musical theater (don't ask).
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Even though she had been dreaming of playing for years, Julia had some hesitations.
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With that said, I still have the same hesitations I had at the time.
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Instead, in those six months, Peres swung this way and that, revealing his hesitations.
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Then he began listing his hesitations about "us," even though we had never touched.
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One of the biggest hesitations to making these large donations is the risk involved.
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When one's speech carries within it holes of silences: hesitations, pauses, caesuras, stutters, and apprehensions?
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We've always known Nyong'o with short hair, but she initially had hesitations about the length.
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The panel members shared strong hesitations about integrating their traditional knowledge into the Western system.
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"He had some hesitations," Lovato admitted, mainly surrounding the sizable age gap between the two.
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Hornsey, who joined Uber without any hesitations, emphasized the company's work on an international level.
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They laid out their hesitations with making the move, largely citing privacy and security concerns.
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But the unplanned silences, hesitations, and pauses of these performances don't feel unwelcoming or difficult.
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He said he was attentive to hesitations about the deal and was going to "reexamine" it.
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For queer youth, however, these universal hesitations and anxieties also come with the stigma of LGBTQ identity.
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"I would have concerns and hesitations, because this is a very raw and intense letter," she said.
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Miley Cyrus had no hesitations about taking husband Liam Hemsworth's name after their wedding late last year.
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However, Lonnie did have early hesitations about starting a Twitter feed in her husband's name, he said.
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"With hemp being legalized now, those restrictions and hesitations about legal jeopardy have been removed," Smart said.
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Even for globally recognized companies, the chance to be part of the Vetements gang outweighed any hesitations.
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I had made college work for me, despite my initial hesitations about living so far from home.
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Initial responses were not positive, as people had hesitations about buying glasses online before trying them on.
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And then I was becoming self-conscious about my bad arm, and introducing fatal hesitations and hitches.
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Google Assistant's AI can make reservations and uses speech patterns with hesitations or "umms" to sound natural.
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The photograph that brought all these questions, thoughts, and hesitations into focus was another photograph titled "Zurich" (2014).
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Hardison — who had lost his hair, ears, eyelids, nose and lips in the 2001 blaze —had no hesitations.
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His work also struggled and Milch often found himself dealing with uncertainties, hesitations, and "a growing incapacity" to write.
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Though with hiccups and hesitations, the Republican political class is coming to terms with the candidacy of Donald Trump.
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Only by retaining our doubts and hesitations about robots that care can we safeguard the humanity of such work.
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Their summer romance seems perfect, but will Abby's hesitations about accepting herself hold her back from living her own story?
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When asked if she had any hesitations about working with him, she made her answer very clear: none at all.
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Imagine a season of The Bachelor featuring contestants that speak candidly, express hesitations, and, if they feel inspired, walk away.
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Thankfully, Arlo SoHo has never appeared on the bed bug registry, so I had no hesitations about diving right in.
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She said she looked forward to reviewing Fix NYC's plan but did not expect it to address her fundamental hesitations.
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My other hesitations lie within the pre-mediated feelings I've already had about subscription services, most notably the packing waste.
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"Heart Chamber," for which Czernowin wrote her own libretto, tells of a contemporary love affair infiltrated by anxieties and hesitations.
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So the TV show's writer David E. Kelly had his hesitations about a second season — until Meryl Streep changed his mind.
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Stassi Schroeder has no hesitations showing off her scars, specifically her scars from a November 2015 breast lift and reduction procedure.
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These hesitations also allow the AI to deal with uncertainty — perhaps it didn't hear a confirmation correctly — in a polite way.
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His hesitations bubbled to the surface when he learned that Rebecca had previously been in a relationship with one of her bandmates.
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She also explained that while she had no hesitations about the decision, some of her friends were a bit skeptical at first.
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After the suspected attacks, women told the police about their hesitations over pressing charges, or even identifying what had happened as assault.
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Mr. Tarullo said in the interview, however, that officials who took this view should still have hesitations about the outlook for growth.
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Our biggest hesitations were IN YOU and the slightly contrived GUN USERS, but both of those seem doable with a good clue.
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The first: they would show bunt whenever they could, betting that Lester's hesitations about fielding would make him miss the strike zone.
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" Finally, after a year of being together, the last remnants of Emily's dating hesitations disappeared, and she returned the sentiment: "It clicked.
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And while those breaches were due to magnetic stripes on cards, now largely replaced by chips, consumers still have hesitations around data privacy.
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During the debate hosted by ABC in Houston, Buttigieg reflected on his hesitations on deciding to come out, especially during an election year.
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Diderot's engagement with Catherine—this is the aspect that Bradbury captures well—was marked by half steps, hesitations, ironic asides, pervasive self-knowledge.
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It recorded not just simple stuff like vectors to travel on, but little things like mistakes, hesitations, blunders into obstacles, and so on.
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While nothing is set in stone, the TV personality said she has hesitations about jumping back into the spotlight the drama-fueled show shines.
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Even though she's got a family full of entertainers, Cyrus matriarch Tish had hesitations about her youngest daughter, Noah, pursuing a singing career, too.
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Connecting with community doesn't always have to be IRL, especially if you're a little shy or have some hesitations about the safety of events.
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Other observations: — It's been a great honor to recap this season, which taught me to love the show even when I had my hesitations.
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Most viewers and competitors, even those with a few hesitations, seem to be in favor of the Eleague's move toward this new Swiss system.
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Ease their anxiety and create a psychologically safe environment where the employee feels comfortable voicing concerns, discussing hesitations, and coming to you for help.
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Earlier, vulnerable GOP moderates had expressed hesitations about taking the abolish ICE vote, arguing they'd rather focus on policy that can pass Congress. Rep.
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Leonard has reclaimed consensus top-five status despite his well-chronicled hesitations about moving to a cold-weather climate, without another current All-N.
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And after initial hesitations, Hillary Clinton's campaign joined the drive for a recount in the three Midwestern states which, together, handed Mr Trump his victory.
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Without any hesitations, Passavanti rose from his chair and leapt over the 4-foot fence surrounding the pool to dive in and rescue his son.
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That gives your partner an opportunity to talk about their hesitations or concerns, and you can both agree to table it for the time being.
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He would absolutely jump off a bridge if Juan told him to, but he'd have a lot of questions and hesitations before making the leap.
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But each time, I hesitated, and a handful of hesitations that take only a second added up to years of failing to make a decision.
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"Whatever my hesitations about suicide, I sometimes think I would have done the deed easily if it weren't for that record," McDaniels adds in the book.
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Trump's line of attack was clearly intended to remind voters of Bush's family legacy and revive hesitations about installing a political dynasty in the White House.
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Depending on the type of person you're dealing with and what his or her hesitations are, here are four ways to approach the often tricky subject.
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But once we got past our early hesitations, we were rewarded with a compelling, complex film, anchored by a deservedly award-nominated performance by Mary J. Blige.
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However, McCain, 34, had no hesitations when it came to expressing her thoughts about the episode — which many, including co-host Sunni Hostin, were not happy about.
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For another thing, a lot of people, even those who suspect they have a heart condition, might have some hesitations around getting a separate device just to check.
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If the main hangup that's kept you from purchasing Snap's Spectacles has been their design, two new models that the company is introducing today might eliminate those hesitations.
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But, despite the shambling naturalism of his twitches and his line deliveries, nobody really talks the way he does, with painful hesitations acting, surprise , as perfectly placed transitions.
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Among her many hesitations with stepping forward was questioning whether the organizational culture was one which would protect a sexually harassed junior employee, over a senior male leader.
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" On Total Bellas, Nikki expressed her hesitations about the contract to her twin sister Brie, taking issue with the fact that the contract referred to her as Cena's "guest.
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Yet one of the many hesitations about unionization is the hope that keeping their heads down and eventually being promoted to management will afford them these forms of stability.
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Solo had made her hesitations about traveling to Rio well known in the months leading up the Olympics, finally deciding to compete after packing a trove of mosquito repellent.
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The couple admits they had some hesitations about filming a TV show, after what Aubrey describes as a "grueling process" when Bristol appeared on the show The Ultimate Fighter.
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One of my hesitations lies in that many alternative and naturopathic practitioners are licensed (and therefore legitimized) by the state, whereas I am not a licensed health care practitioner.
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But a recording obtained by The Washington Post last week revealed hesitations among some Republicans about completely repealing the ACA, and the the potential fallout GOP lawmakers could face.
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"Saying things with constancy and coherence is preferable to reacting to obvious hesitations from certain players notably our American friends," Philippe said, alluding to differences in the U.S. administration.
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At nearly every one of her public appearances, the onstage interviewer has asked Saint John if she had any hesitations or concerns with accepting the role at the embattled company.
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But Sanders supporters (and Sanders himself) have had no such hesitations in applying that critique to Hillary Clinton — wife of infamous 1990s deregulator Bill Clinton, giver of Goldman Sachs speeches.
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I decided to brush off my hesitations that first day at Mapúa, telling myself that I might in fact be doing them all a huge favor by saving their souls.
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And while some strategists and portfolio managers say they like defense stocks from a fundamental perspective, their near-term conditions and valuation as an industry offer some hesitations going forward.
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As I've said throughout the development cycle, Edge is a competent Chrome challenger and I have no hesitations to recommend it to anybody who is looking for a browser alternative.
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It dives into Issa's hesitations about her long-term relationship and job just as hard as it does Molly's frustrating dating life, with Matsoukas's shrewd eye keeping it all cohesive.
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I was really learning exactly the way she said it, with the pauses in the same places and the breaths in the same places and the hesitations and all of that.
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Although one of Jeb Bush's well-known hesitations about a presidential run was its possible exposure of family problems, he ended up volunteering stories about his daughter's struggle with substance abuse.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump -- even as he blasted lawyers contesting his immigration executive order -- detailed for the first time Wednesday his own hesitations about the controversial plan before it was signed.
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And while Vanessa had been feeling conflicted, Raven was the complete opposite: She made it very clear that she was completely and utterly ready to accept a proposal, no reservations, no hesitations.
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Fredrik Eklund may take on house hunting titans on his show Million Dollar Listing New York, but there's one mighty mogul he had hesitations about teaming up with: his friend Bethenny Frankel.
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Nearly every Derrick Rose possession is now an experiment in fear management, full of hesitations, half-measures, fits, starts, and very occasional flights back into the glory of his former stampede brilliance.
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On the date, after they go dog-sledding, Peter brings up similar hesitations, mentioning that he's considered leaving the show because it's been unclear how Rachel felt about him versus other guys.
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These hesitations are given voice by Pastor Ora Fletcher (Bjorn DuPaty), stuck between the impatience manifested by D.L. Gunn (Nathan James), who is ready for Zeke-style confrontation, and Hearst's accommodating ways.
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"Rates signal a bear market, and Fed hesitations risk a repeat of Custer's last stand at Little Big Horn," Bannister wrote, referring to the 22018 battle between U.S. forces led by Gen.
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"Getting a voter to No only takes one important objection to the specific measure, while getting a voter to Yes usually requires overcoming all of their possible hesitations and objections," he said.
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BH: Possibly, but I think that we feel strong enough in our food business that we can own real estate, so we have no hesitations about owning real estate in that area.
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It surely won't be that popular with the left wing of the party, but Democratic voters aren't necessarily all-in on Medicare-for-all and Klobuchar gave those voters' hesitations a voice.
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" FROM PEN: What's Next for Princess Charlotte Still, despite his hesitations, Zach, who sported a big grin on his face while gazing down at little Emma's face, was complimented for being "a natural.
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Paul broke out every trick in the book to shred every single coverage the Jazz threw at him: hesitations, in-and-outs, behind-the-backs, cross-court bullets, lobs, fadeaways, floaters, and more.
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Cox – who will become the first transgender person to play a transgender series regular role on broadcast television when CBS's Doubt premieres in the fall – admits she had some hesitations about filming the scene.
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And Sam Friedman is one of those people who's awakened by this incredible legal mind and is willing to take the leap, despite his hesitations, despite the fact he knows there will be consequences.
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But 45 minutes after Dailor's initial hesitations, he had meticulously dissected much of Mastodon's history and traced the band's growing legacy as a prog-metal powerhouse, while touching on members' personal tragedies and losses, including his own.
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Imagine the sweet, sweet sound of chiming cash registers overflowing with tourism dollars, and allow it to soothe whatever hesitations you might have about living in the shadow of a gigantic weed apparatus from here on out.
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And while it passes—"Today I am frozen but tomorrow I'll write about you"—these hesitations are a powerful undercurrent to the perfectly observed puppy-love pop (see "Because I Asked You") that keeps New View bubbling along.
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" He explains that he had hesitations about how the two dogs, Chin and Ling Ling, would react, "but now they are quite sweet about it all and love that Augustus is messy and willing to give them treats.
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Baguette Diamond Line Ring, $285I have quite a few little gold stacking rings, and though I do have some hesitations about the price for how teeny tiny the diamonds are this one is still, by far, my favorite.
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And despite the company's initial hesitations around policing fake news, recent reports have shown that Facebook is creating a censorship tool for the Chinese government, as part of a bid to re-enter the world's second-largest economy.
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Season 2 also makes it clear that Matt and Elektra have a passionate but toxic relationship and that Elektra, always somewhat disaffected, doesn't have the same hesitations about killing that Matt (as a good, guilt-ridden Catholic boy) does.
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When you decided to have a screening for him at Cinefamily, did you have any misgivings or hesitations about celebrating his work in what might be a different context than the one he intended it to be viewed in?
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"The Socialist Party believes that a project that is so important that it could jeopardize the solidity and survival of the national energy company requires that all doubts and hesitations be cleared up before the project continues," the party said.
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The hesitations – at once deliberate, awkward, and vulnerable – fill the painting with feeling, all of which is further underscored by the chilly colors and the stains that are left when the artist has used turpentine to wipe out a mark.
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Last year's self-released record Confessions At 5AM roils with the thunder of ballroom tracks and R&B playing back at 16 rpms, dancefloor bliss slowed down so you can hear the breaths, gasps, and hesitations that live between the beats.
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Another former Republican lawmaker said while he disagrees with the notion that Trump committed an impeachable offense and believes Democrats are simply looking to "move the needle politically," certain members' hesitations on going to bat for the president make sense.
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She talks so fast, like a movie star from the '21s, no hesitations, as if the thoughts came to her fully formed with built-in metaphors, or sometimes just as straight-up metaphors in which the actual is never fully explained.
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And Clinton, who opposed the legislation, has had no hesitations reminding people about that support, along with the senator's numerous votes against the so-called Brady Bill of 2000, which mandated a five-day waiting period and background checks for all handgun purchases.
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The London 2012 all-around gold medalist, Douglas failed to qualify for the competition in Rio and her Sunday routine on the uneven bars - long her strong suit - was marked by hesitations that pushed her down to the second-to-last place.
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I know how hard is to ask about money, but when you are going with all your might to fund and build the company of your dreams, then questions should not come as hesitations but rather be the place where clarity starts.
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In this crucible where Islamist insurgency, ancient local conflicts, fragile states, European hesitations and a shifting American strategy make an explosive mix, it is a war they may well be losing — or, in the best case, a war they may never win.
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At the same time, Trump has struggled to fill vacant positions, largely reflecting the president's unwillingness to hire those that he deems disloyal, as well as hesitations by some Republicans to join an administration that often appears chaotic and freewheeling, the Times reported.
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Robby, being Robby, told JoJo he loves her about 27 times – but JoJo decided she needed to confront him about her hesitations regarding his ex-girlfriend – whom he dated for four years and broke up with just three months before going on the show.
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Top Democrats have expressed hesitations about moving forward with impeachment, but newly-elected Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Shifting immediately from his father's terse masculinity to his mother's hesitations, the second sentence is a meandering declaration made by Tuten's mother, who has moved from an Italian neighborhood to a Jewish one in the hopes of bettering her son's chances in the world.
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" A source later told PEOPLE that Luann had "hesitations" and "reservations" about marrying Tom just before the wedding, saying "she had confided in friends that she knew something was up and that it didn't gel — but she had to put on a good face to avoid embarrassment.
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Mr. Trump's naming of 11 potential Supreme Court justices on Wednesday seemed no coincidence: On the eve of the N.R.A.'s meeting, the group's concern for the court's conservative tilt is likely to outweigh any hesitations about Mr. Trump's reversal from earlier liberal positions on gun control.
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Andrew Bolton, the perennially Thom Browne-clad curator in charge of the Costume Institute (and curator of the "China: Through the Looking Glass Show"), is effectively the hero of the film, realizing his vision for the show while navigating the hesitations of fellow curators, collaborators and critics.
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The stock market sell-off instead appears to reflect the movement of money into bonds, a normal consequence of higher interest rates since those securities pay more as rates rise; concern about the health of the global economy; and hesitations about the value of tech stocks.
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Without any hesitations about what he will do or say to keep attention focused on him and to attack his opponents, Trump is prepared to create the kind of spectacle that plays well for a generation of Americans who have grown up with the modern, no-holds-barred media.
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Jurnee Farrell had no hesitations about donating her blood stem cell when she recently received a call that she was a match for a 57-year-old woman with acute lymphoblastic leukemia — even if that meant skipping what could have been the last game of her collegiate volleyball career.
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"We had big questions and hesitations, but we also like the idea of being able to tell our kid, 'This is your aunt Susie who you've known your whole life, and she did this really great thing for us,' rather than showing them a video of a woman online," says Drew.
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Until Baez's home run, only the Cubs' third hit, they had been baffled by Johnny Cueto, whose assortment of deliveries — from odd angles and accompanied by hesitations, slide steps and odd torques of his barrel-chested body — had kept their bats silent and the capacity crowd at Wrigley Field uneasy.
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While it is confined to a minority, and most of that minority voted for the motion in spite of their hesitations, it was clear in conversations in corridors and bars around the Bournemouth International Centre, that some members are concerned about how the policy will be received by the general public.
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Here, isolated around these walls, are all the drawn movements towards its final creation, all the hesitations, all the intuitive thinking, all the components, as it comes into being: the savage shapes, the quick, brute strokes, the fissurings, the flattenings, the fierce anglings that would eventuate in the painting itself.
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At least, that's the outlook if the show sticks to the traditional setup for The Bachelor, an already precarious game of emotional warfare in which 20-some 20-something women try to conceal their flaws, weaknesses, and hesitations long enough to get an engagement ring, or at least a promotion deal for their Instagram account.
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"Those with the PTSD talked more slowly (slower tongue movement), were more monotonous with fewer bursts of vocalization, were less animated and energetic (lifeless) in their speech, and had longer hesitations and a flatter tone," said lead study author Dr. Charles Marmar, chair of psychiatry at NYU School of Medicine in New York City.
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He wrote a clear, fluent collection largely about men; she uses empty spaces, hesitations and semantic difficulties to address mothers and daughters, herself as mother and herself as daughter, and the messy emotions and miscommunications that move between languages (in her case, English and Spanish), as well as between and within female bodies, in breastfeeding, menstruation, giving birth.
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As my eyes negotiated the characteristically digressive paragraphs, with their refinements and hesitations, their pitch-perfect archaisms, I kept picturing Banville at his desk, doggedly piecing them together in an effort of self-erasure that is the exact opposite of the novelist's native inclination, and which, regardless of the beauties produced, must have come with some pain.
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No, what was needed was a leader with answers, somebody to marshal a popular movement and cut through hesitations, a strongman who would put the nation first and mythologize its greatness, a figure ready to scapegoat without mercy, a unifier giving voice to the trampled masses, a man who could use democracy without being its slave.
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While you don't learn the discounted price until you visit the dealer (this is an old sales trick — prospective customers are less likely to walk away from a potential purchase if a salesperson is able to talk face-to-face with them about their hesitations), the manufacturer's suggested retail price ranges from under $20,000 to over $150,000 for vehicles available through the program.
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The hesitations reflected the weaknesses of the candidates, who were exposed by 10 debates and four sometimes indecisive state caucuses and primaries, not to mention the prospect that the eventual winner will face the break-all-the-rules style of President Trump, who on Monday night in Charlotte, N.C., mercilessly taunted Joseph R. Biden Jr. for his age and verbal misfires.
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Instead, it focuses on Washington Post publisher Katharine Graham (Meryl Streep), who never expected to find herself in control of her family's paper, and whose uncertainty about how to take a leadership role is exacerbated by how often she's the only woman in a room full of men (played by Tom Hanks, Bradley Whitford, Tracy Letts, and others) who have no hesitations about telling her what she should do.
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Democratic pollster Pia Nargundkar said in an interview that aired Thursday on "What America's Thinking" that women's hesitations about running for office are starting to fade given the recent successes of female candidates and the election of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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