Endorsements are sure to follow, and he is mindful of that.
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But she has great doctors and is mindful of her illness.
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While Fitch is mindful of this trend, it remains well below industry averages.
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He's not on any strict diet but is mindful of his calorie intake.
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Clinton is mindful of the importance of "podium behavior," as debate coaches call it.
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Sukur is mindful of his security in the United States but not overly so.
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Powell said the policy is mindful of controlling growth while making sure the recovery continues.
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At home, she is mindful of the need to keep the spotlight on her brother.
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But he also said he is mindful of risks to the forecast, particularly from coronavirus.
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Mr Cameron is mindful of the impact of job losses if Port Talbot were to close.
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" Parscale is mindful of the criticism and wary of the campaign being cast as too "traditional.
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Aboush is mindful of this encroaching issue, and says it should be for the people to decide.
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Beyond energy sources, Wall Street is mindful of the potential for new technology to produce dramatic change.
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Such an approach can quickly isolate the nation and the Trump administration is mindful of this pitfall.
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ESMA said it is mindful of the impact of a no-deal Brexit on EU market structures.
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"The Court is mindful of the Covid 19 pandemic," Selna wrote in a three-page order Saturday.
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A.J. is mindful of the company he keeps and they all go to bed at 8 p.m.
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McDonald's is "mindful of the disparity" in pricing, Chief Financial Officer Kevin Ozan said on a conference call.
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LeUyen Pham seems to me a writer and illustrator who is mindful of the younger members of her audience.
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He has never voted for a Democrat for president, and is mindful of Ohio's status as a swing state.
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But Beijing is mindful of a possible nationalistic backlash if it is seen as conceding too much to Washington.
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"The defense is mindful of the concerns of the victims and their families' need for closure," the lawyers wrote.
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As thrilling as these finds have been for Taylor and his colleagues, the team is mindful of the bigger picture.
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Highlighting threats such travelers faced, her lively, illustrated history is mindful of the ongoing struggle for black social mobility today.
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Although Daly said the Fed is "mindful of the slowdown," she believes the recovery from the Great Recession will endure.
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Politically, that makes sense: Mr. Sisi is mindful of the popular protests that drove President Hosni Mubarak from office in 19903.
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From books to movies, Elba is mindful of the seemingly small things that can make all the difference in a person's life.
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Broadly speaking, these filters help constitute "tact," or the ability to communicate in a way that is mindful of the audience's feelings.
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Evans also added that the Fed is "mindful of financial market constraints" — a "good reason" to pause in raising rates, he said.
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Of course, this is 2011, and the club cares about our natural resources, is mindful of the perpetual drought in Phoenix metro.
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Mr. Todd praises Petworth's family-friendliness, walkability and abundant new housing and services, but is mindful of the strains posed by gentrification.
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The government scrapped the subway fare increase, and Mr. Piñera said that he is mindful of the broader grievances that fueled the unrest.
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Having seen his fair share of chill-out rooms, Pritchard is mindful of the context and conditions under which his ambient pieces are heard.
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Advisers say she is mindful of that experience and wary of putting Mr. Clinton in the cross hairs with a high-profile policy role.
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Pelosi is mindful of the possibility of a backlash and the fact that GOP senators would never vote to convict Trump in an impeachment trial.
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Facing a powerful American team boasting Harrison, Olympic silver medalist Nia Ali and 2008 Olympic champion Dawn Harper-Nelson, Pearson is mindful of the challenge.
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The Communist Party is mindful of claims by fringe nationalist groups in South Korea that Yanbian is Korean territory that ought one day to be reclaimed.
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Foley says that Uber is mindful of the costs of building and managing fleets of shared bikes, especially ones as complicated and high-tech as Jump's.
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But the central bank is mindful of side-effects and limitations of currency intervention, as it may face trade protagonist measures from other countries, he said.
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Even if outshining America remains a distant goal, China is mindful of the progress being made by India, another big developing country that dreams of the stars.
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"The board is mindful of its responsibilities to all shareholders and has full confidence in Sergio and in the management's plan to reshape the business," it said.
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They want to put their lives on front street, and I think the public is mindful of those who do and those who don't," Brookshire said. "Ms.
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This Is Us star Justin Hartley is mindful of his 12-year-old daughter when he's acting, especially when asked to take his shirt off for a role.
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His woes have dragged down the once-popular Mr Valls, who nonetheless seems determined to prove that France can reform and is mindful of his place in history.
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We get the luxury of running the business in a way that is mindful of running a good profitable business and not trying to play to Wall Street.
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Lavrov&aposs visit to Pyongyang suggests that Russia wants to become involved and make sure North Korea informs it of its intentions and is mindful of Moscow&aposs concerns.
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Ayres Pereira said dashdash is mindful of the design question, and will introduce ways of helping to direct this, for example for companies to implement their own house styles.
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"This court is mindful of the heightened concern for conflict when a governor is facing criminal prosecution by the very state he is tasked to govern," Judge Mizdol wrote.
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Along with Germany, which is mindful of its powerful automotive sector, eastern European nations have been most cautious about steeper emissions cuts due to concerns over the economic impact.
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"I would say everybody wants to unify and everybody is mindful of the fact and respectful of the fact that Trump has weathered the storm of a primary," Blackwell said.
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While advisers say he is serious about taking the primary fight to the Democratic convention, he also is mindful of keeping his pledge to keep Trump from winning the presidency.
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Senkut — helped by partners Wesley Chan, Sundeep Peechu; Wesley Chan; Victoria Treyger; and the firm's youngest and newest addition, Niki Pezeshki — is mindful of creating an "antifragile" portfolio, for example.
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The government has defended its right to authorize drilling anywhere in the country and said it is mindful of protecting animals and plants in the two UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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BHP Chief Executive Andrew Mackenzie said the U.S.-China trade spat has yet to have a big impact on demand for the company's commodities, but he is mindful of the risks.
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The government has pledged cuts in public expenditure but is mindful of mass protests in neighbouring countries, including Lebanon and Iraq, in the past month over eroding living standards and corruption.
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She is mindful of how hard it can be to earn a living, citing the federal employees working paycheck to paycheck who lined up at food banks during the government shutdown.
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The government has pledged cuts in public expenditure but is mindful of mass protests in neighbouring countries, including Lebanon and Iraq, in the past month over eroding living standards and corruption.
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"You know, what it comes down to is we need a reasonable approach that is mindful of our national security, number one, but embraces a basic value in America," he said.
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After all, the U.K. has been a key trading partner in the EU and the bloc is mindful of its need to maintain its links to the U.K.'s robust consumer market.
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Monday, Bossert said the Trump administration is mindful of predictions of future floods and doesn't want federal dollars used to rebuild structures that will come under increasing threat from rising sea levels.
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Ms. Foster is mindful of the privacy of family members, including her two sons, the oldest of whom will leave for college in the fall, and her wife, the photographer Alexandra Hedison.
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"Of course, there are things to be done and the administration is mindful of the fact that the business environment has to improve a great deal and we've already started that," he added.
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"As our neighboring states move forward with legal marijuana, the Governor is mindful of its impact on Rhode Island, from law enforcement to public health," Block told the TV station in a statement.
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"JAMS is mindful of the significant resources (both in time and expense) expended by all parties and counsel in determining the best path forward to resolve these matters in multiple jurisdictions," she wrote.
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The EU is mindful of protests against and criticism of the EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) in 2016, which culminated in a region of Belgium threatening to destroy the deal.
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The government, which has said it will not resort to new taxes, is mindful of protests in neighbouring countries, including Lebanon and Iraq, in the past month over eroding living standards and corruption.
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Despite his interest in this wing of science—one that seems like it comes from a dystopian sci-fi film or a farmer's reimagining of Jurassic Park—Connoley is mindful of maintaining nature's balance.
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"The court is mindful of the fact that the state of Arkansas has not executed an inmate since 2005, despite consistent support for capital punishment from (Arkansas residents) and their elected representatives," she wrote.
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"The BOJ is mindful of the risk that its low-interest rate policy, if prolonged, could weigh on financial institutions' profits," he added, noting that reduced profits could discourage financial institutions from boosting lending.
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But Mr. Trump has said that he is mindful of his costs, and he has repeatedly talked about not wanting to spend money on a pollster or on advertising if he does not have to.
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Still, Facebook is mindful of the role news outlets and brands have on your everyday life and have added a feature that allows users to adjust their settings to see content from pages more often.
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Mr. Gonzalez himself is mindful of the potential health risks in some browned foods; he generally avoids deeply charring meats because of studies that show it produces chemicals that can increase the risk of cancer.
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But the British political system punishes third parties, and everyone is mindful of the fate of the Social Democratic Party, formed in 1981 by Labour legislators who revolted against the party's antinuclear and anti-European policies.
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"The president is mindful of the impact that his travel has on first responders and wants to ensure that his presence does not interfere with ongoing recovery efforts," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said in a statement.
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Paul Bate, Babylon's MD of NHS services, noted in an interview that Babylon is mindful of patient privacy and consent, and notes that the service is opt-in and transparent in its data usage when engaging users.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence told Republican lawmakers on Wednesday the transition team is "mindful of disrupting the market," but signaled that a replacement plan would not be in place at the time the law is repealed.
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Zhang said that CITIC Capital had not yet seen any impact of the stricter scrutiny of Chinese investments in the United States but there could be more barriers in the future and the company is "mindful" of that.
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" On "Brackets," Mr. Cole is mindful of the younger artists "hating on me, I ain't used to that/Know a couple people wanna shoot for that/I say 'No, no, no, chill, it ain't no need for that.
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The company is "mindful of the current market environment," but will stay with its strategy of "leaning into this market when others have pulled back," Exxon's Chief Executive Darren Woods said at the company's annual investor day meeting.
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"McDonald's [is] mindful of the current climate around clown sightings in communities," a spokesperson said in a press release, "and as such is being thoughtful in respect to Ronald McDonald's participation in community events for the time being."
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The PiS is mindful of the broad support for the European Union among Polish voters, driven in part by generous EU financial aid, but it uses anti-EU and anti-German rhetoric to bolster its nationalist message at home.
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He also said the BOJ is mindful of the rising cost of its easy policy, such as the damage to bank profits, though that would not prompt the central bank to withdraw stimulus before its price target is met.
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"The Army is mindful of the history of the Great Sioux Nation's repeated dispossessions, including those to support water-resources projects," said a letter sent to the tribe by Jo-Ellen Darcy, the assistant secretary of the Army (Civil Works).
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The Facebook-owned, image-sharing network plans to let each user build their own "banned words list" to filter out comments on their posts, a smart move that is mindful of the reality that everybody's definition of harassment is different.
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Frustrated by his inability to secure tougher gun laws despite a series of mass shootings, Mr. Obama is determined to demonstrate that he is doing something on the gun issue, even as he is mindful of the limits on his authority.
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Mr. Imamoglu, who is a potential presidential candidate for the opposition Republican People's Party and is mindful of not alienating Erdogan supporters, has been cautious in revealing too much dirt about the previous mayoral administration or about the president himself.
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And the way he presents his immigration platform to voters — tough talk punctuated with empathy — shows that he is mindful of the need to differentiate himself from hard-liners like Mr. Trump, who has called for banning Muslims from entering the country.
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While the White House's distaste for the 2015 pact may be sweet to the ears of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his government is mindful of the limits of any unilateral U.S. action in the face of dissent from other big power signatories.
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Trump is mindful of Democratic investigations to come, but a presidential confidant said most allies do not believe the President understands the full weight of what's ahead and how things will change for him during the second half of his first term.
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And so the difference between being a woke bae and an advocate is that little sliver of self-awareness: the latter is mindful of the fact that it is not their party and that they can leave any time they want to.
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"I'll be celebrating in a way that I hope is respectful of the scale of the event, that does justice to the astonishing feat that Britain has accomplished, but also is mindful of everybody's feelings about what we are doing," Johnson said.
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"I'll be celebrating in a way that I hope is respectful of the scale of the event, that does justice to the astonishing feat that Britain has accomplished, but also is mindful of everybody's feelings about what we are doing," Johnson said.
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Asked about the effect of the trade conflict on his rate-hike view, Evans suggested that while he is mindful of the potential impact and sees stable and predictable trade policy as supportive for business, it is too soon to see anything in the data.
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Trump, as an elected official and an impatient man, is mindful of the political calendar and is shaping aspects of his foreign policy to advance the 2020 campaign: The troop withdrawals from Syria and Afghanistan are proof he is ending the "forever wars" and not embarking on new, costly foreign adventures.
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The long-standing plan — backed by Prince Charles, who is mindful of the cost of having anything other than a slimmed down number of senior members of the family on the public payroll — is to create a monarchy based mainly around the immediate heir and his sons, Princess William and Harry and their families.
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The planned sale follows Rio Tinto's exit from coal in 2018 and comes days after the head of BHP Group, the world's biggest miner, said the company had put its thermal coal operations under review.. "Ethical investors continue to vote with their feet on a number of issues and I am sure South32 is mindful of that," Rooney said.
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While Dai-ichi Life expects global economic growth to continue for now, it is mindful of the risk that the positive economic and credit cycle that began after the global financial crisis in 2008-09, could come to an end, Shigemoto said, noting the global economy seems to have peaked out after monetary tightening in the United States.
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Judge Kavanaugh's respect for the Constitution and the proper role of a judge is evident from a speech last year at Notre Dame Law School in which he likened the role of a judge to that of an umpire, one who is mindful of a fair and independent process and the law as it is written, not bound by allegiance to a team.
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A.O. Scott, the co-chief film critic at The New York Times, is mindful of the epic nature of the film, and nods appreciably to the unstoppable force that will drive fans to the theaters, regardless of what the critics say: At least since "The Return of the Jedi" (1983), the point of each chapter has been consolidation rather than distinction.
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This awareness and the singular instinct to work both with and against this process, despite being part of it, is a central theme of Erdemci's and Guler's exhibition — one that is mindful of its place, its time, and its ironies while being generous enough to make the viewer feel less like an intruder and more like an admiring passerby or, in some cases, even a participant.
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Netanyahu is mindful of this and has done some simple math—even simpler than the math that converts the calendars: There are about six million Jews in America, but, given the 56 percent intermarriage rate, that number is expected to shrink, in what ultra-Orthodox Knesset member Israel Eichler has called "a silent Holocaust"; millennials earn less money than boomers, and so also give less to charity, and those who brand Israel a rogue state and apartheid regime will give nothing.
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