If that space is restricted, it takes the OS a longer time to juggle all the data it needs to juggle, and system slowdowns can result.
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Luckily for you, we found 11 products that can juggle your many needs and wants almost as well as you juggle everything else in your life.
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That's a lot -- indeed, too much -- to juggle.
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I marvel -- absolutely marvel -- at their ability to juggle.
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And yes, there are epic fails trying to juggle everything.
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She must juggle big dramatic moments and lighter, comedic ones.
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Your career is also calling— how will you juggle both?
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It's not an easy act to juggle by any means.
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It forced us to juggle our thoughts in different ways.
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He threw tennis balls at it, hoping it could juggle.
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"Trying to juggle it all is overwhelming," Kris Jenner added.
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But the tricky part is you need to juggle resources.
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She couldn't juggle my mother's multiplying needs with her family.
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There is a reason parents describe it as a juggle.
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Kate Hudson is finding a way to juggle it all!
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Boudreau likes to juggle lines during games to stimulate production.
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It's just what happens when some people can't juggle both.
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Figuring out how to juggle all that was a lot.
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But there's a hiccup in trying to juggle all this.
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Everyone has to juggle different jobs, which is what they want.
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Out of This World, jesters juggle and dance for seated royals.
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You try to do the best you can and just juggle.
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I literally found out last month that my husband can juggle.
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How do you juggle dating with being a single, working mom?
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"Brook, I don't know how you juggle it all," he added.
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"Brook, I don't know how you juggle it all," he continued.
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Other thinkers juggle jobs, collecting cash from industries they write about.
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Not a mom who can juggle working from home, kids, etc.
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It's a lot of bottles to juggle and pills to manage.
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Most clowns juggle, dance or make kids laugh at birthday parties.
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Someone has to juggle egos, force compromises and set the tempo.
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But it's also undeniably hard to juggle intermittent sources of electricity.
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Which, considering how much college students juggle, is a big convenience.
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They've each got their own toddler son to juggle alongside Kindred.
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And whenever Gregorius returns, the Yankees will have more to juggle.
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She now must juggle her old title with her new one.
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It's not always easy for Mr. Child to juggle Reacher's chronology.
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Number one, it's amazing to me how many balls they juggle.
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We were all working moms trying to juggle career and motherhood.
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Myth: Polyamorous relationships have more pressure because they juggle multiple people.
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"You may be able to juggle three, but if you juggle nine, you may have to throw them higher and faster to get more time," while being more precise in how you throw the next one.
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It's a lot to juggle, and I'm sure most moms can relate.
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It can be hard to juggle the extra projects with the show.
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You need wisdom to find the right balance and juggle the two.
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It has not been easy for schools to juggle the new deadlines.
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Flexible schedules help parents who want to juggle work and child care.
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There are many different aspects to juggle during an auction, Perrin said.
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It's an amazing example of how fluidly these women juggle their roles.
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We all juggle trying to get as much done without feeling overtaxed.
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But I could only juggle the ball six times in a row.
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But Ms. Ardern said she was prepared to juggle her dual responsibilities.
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I had just enough time to juggle everything I needed to do.
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How do you juggle being a writer and a podcast co-host?
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To put food on the table, they may juggle appointments for public assistance.
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It must juggle the contracts of workers with disparate pay, benefits and seniority.
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You mentioned the family and trying to juggle all that with your career.
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Throughout the crisis, the EU has had to juggle multiple, sometimes conflicting, imperatives.
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Employers, and ultimately judges, often find themselves having to juggle two conflicting maxims.
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Haider al-Abadi, Iraq's prime minister, seems happy to juggle the regional rivalry.
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Working Americans juggle a lot of responsibilities, at home and in the workplace.
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Kubernetes is a tool that helps companies running containers juggle or orchestrate them.
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You constantly need to buy new ones, or juggle functioning ones between devices.
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Precision PilotingZips juggle GPS signals from space and drone-to-drone radio transmissions.
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Even then, you'll still be forced to juggle work between two different OSes.
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Once you understand it there is no stress and you can juggle away.
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Women in South Korea find it hard to juggle family and a career.
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In order to juggle all of this, Catmull has a strict morning routine.
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Spend a semester in college and you'll appreciate just how much students juggle.
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How do you simultaneously juggle working a retail job and pursuing your passion?
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"A lot of people are having to juggle personal versus policy-minded feelings."
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How do you juggle working until 8 in the morning with family life?
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But as for many executives, the rest of my life was a juggle.
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They juggle jobs with caring for ailing parents or young children, or both.
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But "Thirteen" faltered when it tried to juggle that refocusing with Lexa's death.
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A woman's wisdom comes, in part, from the great juggle of her life.
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Young people must juggle with the higher costs of significant expenses like , and .
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On this day, many dads were left to juggle schedules on their own.
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She'll have to juggle the paranormal with the anxiety of a directionless future.
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John Goodman to juggle &aposThe Conners&apos and a new HBO show about televangelists.
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Wireless can still be a hassle, especially if you juggle connections between several gadgets.
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Some days I juggle everything better than others, and sometimes I let everything drop.
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The fewer remotes I juggle just to catch up on Bob's Burgers the better.
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Specifically, Ramy's trying to juggle work, faith, and dating, often at the same time.
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As well as managing their fractious backbenchers, Republican leaders must also juggle policy-crafting.
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The government is looking to juggle access to medicines with managing public healthcare spending.
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"It's crazy busy, and trying to juggle everything is really difficult," says Deeley, 40.
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Being a single mom trying to juggle motherhood and college can be even tougher.
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So how do you juggle your full-time job and your freelance photo gigs?
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And this investigation happens in offices that typically juggle dozens of cases at once.
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Is it hard to juggle the music and the TV and the fashion appearances?
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They're trying to juggle their life in the workplace and balance that with home.
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He also had to become his own boss and juggle several projects at once.
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That can be time-consuming for those who also juggle a full-time job.
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She manages to juggle careers as an author, a model, and a TV host.
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It's supposed to help us do less, not make us juggle more at once.
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With so many balls to juggle, it's easy to get burned out and overwhelmed.
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Sure, I had to juggle things to find balance, too, but not like this.
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Just like her character Penelope, Justina Machado has to juggle several roles at once.
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But how did you find the time to juggle "Five Feet Apart" with "Jane"?
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However, it would still be a lot for AWS to juggle both crises simultaneously.
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I juggle a lot of things, and that's how I deal with my depression.
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Some were exhausted trying to juggle the program with their personal and financial responsibilities.
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Managers in the independent leagues juggle multiple tasks, from procuring players to booking buses.
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The episodes explore the players' lives as they juggle academics, athletics and military service.
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Looking to see a Latinx family juggle timeless struggles, modern crises, and so much love?
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Milano says she's able to juggle all these responsibilities because she keeps a fluid schedule.
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How does she juggle all those parts of her life and thrive in each flawlessly?
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Then I juggle some tasks and some freelance work for the rest of the workday.
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Schwartz had to juggle other things inside the cabin, too, like water bottles and snacks.
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It can be a lot to juggle everything, but it's a challenge that inspires them.
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But sadly for readers, while trying to juggle these competing demands, Amazon fails at both.
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He will have to juggle regional, tribal and gender considerations in looking for a successor.
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The problem is, we often struggle to juggle our sex lives between these two hands.
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I have been trying to juggle the demands of motherhood with the demands of training.
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Instagram just made it easier to juggle your public account and your secret, private one.
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Publishers juggle scheduling around to accommodate last-minute finishing touches on games that need them.
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Still, the drive to service dozens of characters leaves a lot of plot to juggle.
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Did she want to try to juggle a major in music and Division I swimming?
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HG: We were able to juggle it initially — they both hit at the same time.
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Spoken word mostly, juggle, write articles, write books, curate shows, art shows, anything but music!
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These kinds of options make it easier to arrange childcare and juggle other household duties.
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I've learned a lot about "the juggle" in the year since my daughter was born.
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Carson said he lost the pass in the stadium lights, which led to the juggle.
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They face few of the pressures that the chief executives of public companies must juggle.
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The latest lineup juggle resulted in the first career start for junior guard Andrew Platek.
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The youngsters juggle for tips; but under the influence of drugs, some rob or kill.
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So far his attempts to juggle competing demands from Beijing and Washington aren't paying off.
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They leap, juggle and perform myriad other feats, all while backed by a live band.
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The company continues to juggle how to keep drivers happy with becoming a profitable company.
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But when the guy starts to juggle a golf ball with his feet -- THAT'S IMPRESSIVE.
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The fact that the RNC is having to juggle—or at least the convention planners are having to juggle—a contested scenario where multiple votes may step on all the carefully-planned speakers that they have lined up certainly gets in the way of that.
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They wormed their way in, felt directed at me, ambitious and trying to juggle it all.
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They could try to juggle energy demand so that it lines up better with solar peaks.
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For many, it's also exhausting to juggle a job and the demands of a new baby.
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His condition spirals as Suzette tries to juggle her own conflicting signals of sexuality and desire.
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Because they needed to juggle work and visiting the parks, their day-to-day schedule varied.
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"The hardest part by far was having to juggle multiple kinds of restrictions simultaneously," explains Long.
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Time is always the most precious resource for you to juggle when making big picture decisions.
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I doubt she'd be equipped to juggle a bevy of apps in our post-Internet reality.
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Even if firms can see into the long term, they must also juggle several time cycles.
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I'm no different than many single working mothers faced with the pressures of the constant juggle.
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"United States of Tara" depicts a mother trying to juggle family life with dissociative identity disorder.
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We have and can afford help that allows us to juggle our personal and professional lives.
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But these days, she's also just a busy working mom trying to juggle all the balls.
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I can juggle with two, but throw the third one at me and I drop it.
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They frequently have to juggle their own careers and, often, child-rearing, with their caregiving responsibilities.
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It's difficult to juggle performing well under pressure, making important decisions, and trying to avoid burnout.
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It's not like he tried to juggle the puck into the net before fanning on it.
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It is an additional emotional burden to have to juggle what images other project onto you.
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The show features 12 performers who tumble, contort and juggle, and it will open Nov. 30.
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You can launch apps and files and juggle windows just as you do on a desktop.
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Remote workers who need to stay in touch while staying productive are forced to juggle tabs.
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It's a little messier to have to juggle two remotes, but it's hardly a deal-breaker.
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So that's a juggle: How do you keep a gallery small at heart, but with reach?
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Previously, many struggled to work full time or juggle multiple jobs while continuing to play hockey.
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Adrián can juggle a balón de fútbol on his knees forty-seven times without dropping it.
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They have to juggle making new friends, taking rigorous classes and learning how to be independent.
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Generalists often find their path late, and they juggle many interests rather than focusing on one.
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As a single father, he said, it was sometimes hard to juggle responsibilities and stay organized.
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A few were full-fledged businesses: licensed and insured, and with employees to juggle bigger jobs.
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" Banks will now have to juggle her old gig with the new one hosting "America's Got Talent.
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So I might juggle the top five or six but as far as moving down significantly, no.
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Now, she'll somehow have to juggle her fiancé's doctors appointments and help him move around and bathe.
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That we must juggle the jobs and the inboxes and the LinkedIn content and the social profiles.
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"You have to juggle the kids and the working and the taking care of yourself," she said.
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It has the ports that matter, and it doesn't ask you to juggle cords just to charge.
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To juggle work and school, Pabari conducts meetings with his team as early as 4:30 a.m.
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It was hard to know how best to juggle my grandfather's health issues and my grandmother's Alzheimer's.
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That's particularly key if, like me, you have a standing desk and juggle between sitting and standing.
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Even the most modest stallholders are smartly dressed and juggle mobile phones, shouting prices and striking deals.
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"If you can't juggle, you usually just throw random objects around and pretend you know how, instead."
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To make such an idea work, Boeing would have to juggle costs and operating efficiency for airlines.
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There are priorities to juggle, schedules to wrangle, agreements to hammer out, decisions to get consensus on.
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By the time Ultra came out in 2014, there were a lot of spinning plates to juggle.
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Curtis, who has his own emotional and professional needs, must juggle an expanding number of conflicting duties.
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Ms. Daniel said she preferred having many apps open in multiple windows to juggle more tasks simultaneously.
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I had to juggle my belongings so they'd fit in a bag I could take on board.
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Popstars have to juggle emotional expression, breath control, choreography, click tracks and backing harmonies all at once.
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I asked Robespierre how she was able to juggle having a baby and making a film simultaneously.
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"We juggle it," said Stephen Paul, vice president of homebuilding operations at Maryland-based Mid-Atlantic Builders.
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Still, the new paper raises questions about why the work-family juggle seems to be getting harder.
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"You just have to prioritize and juggle and make people know it's an important thing," she said.
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Resilient and gruffly beguiling, Ms. Cooper seemed to juggle fame and catastrophe, much of it health-related.
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But if you have the patience, you can juggle multiple apps to cobble together the same experience.
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There are travel schedules for multiple horses and their support teams to juggle and training to maintain.
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But now I juggle the Gaza and New York phones depending on which has the stronger signal.
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But I've had to juggle an added stress: What could the coronavirus outbreak mean for my pregnancy?
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"You just have to prioritize and juggle and make people know it's an important thing," she says.
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Teachers, mindful of long rehearsals and performances, will sometimes juggle tests and papers to accommodate their schedules.
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Without care coordinators, existing staff must attempt to juggle these complexities in addition to their extensive responsibilities.
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And as more and more cars and buildings are electrified, there will be more DERs to juggle.
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Ms. Acosta has struggled to juggle her family life back home with her new life on campus.
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One hand (the other is always holding a phone) has to juggle, balance, point, clutch, smooth, zip.
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While we'd all like to be able to juggle 10 projects simultaneously, it doesn't mesh with reality.
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In fact, she has learned the beauty of being able to juggle multiple priorities as a new parent.
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These two have to juggle one of the hardest games on the market alongside talking to their fans.
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In addition to the emotional gymnastics required to juggle several dating partners, there are also some logistical challenges.
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They juggle strategizing, managing and hiring amid other operational tasks, all while potentially working to raise outside capital.
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The Chromecast Ultra requires you to juggle apps on your phone or tablet instead of having an interface.
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This is particularly true of parents trying to juggle work and child care, or those balancing multiple jobs.
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Young professionals today must juggle crushing student loan debt, skyrocketing living costs, and a rapidly evolving hiring market.
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They look at what I'm going through and what I juggle, and it feels very familiar to them.
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It's tough to juggle staying on top of trends, coordinating photoshoots, and landing brand deals all at once.
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Katie Holmes' ability to juggle her professional and personal life has long been something that fans have admired.
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She seems to let her kids be really creative and playful, and be able to juggle it all.
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"It's a little bit like a juggle and every day you work for a different company," she explained.
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But overlooked, again, is his attempt to juggle numbers through the air without finding them a logical home.
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"If I really juggle things around, I could get your mum in in a week's time," says Jewell.
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I do juggle it, even with things like weather, because I don't want to work in the rain.
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It means a whole lot of parents will be forced to juggle like court jesters and circus clowns.
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When I asked her if I could use her new favorite ball to juggle, she eventually allowed it.
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Working-class people must juggle a long list of problems, from getting gainful employment to finding decent schools.
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I tell the same thing to many young women who've asked me how I juggle work and family.
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After one rehearsal he showed me how he could ride a unicycle and juggle five balls at once.
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For others, child-care and work demands proved too difficult to juggle with going to a polling place.
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That was before they knew they'd be asked to juggle doughnuts and pose next to slices of pizza.
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Cancers are famous for being moody, and February 6 will bring plenty of feelings for you to juggle!
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Click here to view original GIFWhile most people in this world struggle to juggle and other people in this world don't like the brain pruning effect of a Rubik's Cube, Rubocubo is totally different: he can juggle three different Rubik's Cubes while solving all of them in less than 15 seconds.
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The agents had to have multiple windows open trying to juggle different content repositories to find the appropriate response.
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All in all I think people had a great time – it was a long day with lots to juggle.
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I had to think on my feet, juggle a dozen pressing problems and do so without losing my head.
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Gaming headsets not only need to control game audio, but they also juggle a simultaneous input from voice chat.
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But we don't want to juggle multiple accounts, watch our balances, and check in all the time about spending.
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But they result in multiple wireless networks you have to juggle, and reduced network speeds the more you add.
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And if all else fails, awkward dad jokes, attempts to juggle, marching bands, and a wedding dress will do.
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" Adds Zea, "So it's those moments when you're like, 'Okay, this is what it's like to have to juggle.
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"It's hard to juggle but I love school so much and would never want to leave my friends behind!"
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Janes said the nurses juggle work and baby shower plans while trying to accommodate everyone's schedules, USA Today reported.
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Social media companies have struggled to find meaningful ways to juggle free speech and user safety on their platforms.
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Offensively, its been a roller-coaster ride for Michigan State, with the inconsistency causing Dantonio to juggle his quarterbacks.
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That's your computer getting overloaded with the multiple digital balls it has to juggle, causing it to slow down.
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McKay's work on The Big Short proved he can juggle comedy, drama, and complicated conceptual fodder with relative ease.
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VC is more flexible than most careers, but it's still an intense juggle with career, family and community commitments.
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For something like Mortal Kombat X, or even Tekken 7 too, you have characters that have juggle-based combos.
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As such, furniture shopping can feel stressful or overwhelming, especially with so many rooms, features, and prices to juggle.
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Mackey has published scientific studies in peer reviewed journals and continues to juggle his neuroscience research with running Statespace.
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For most of his life, Cuarón has struggled to juggle his auteur ambitions with his need to stay solvent.
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Joe Biden will have to juggle this and the larger burden of standing for the past and its failures.
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What's more, as schools and colleges shut down across the US, working parents must juggle company and family priorities.
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That's because it very recklessly attempts to juggle three stories at once and never zeroes in on one completely.
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At the same time, I saw that my friends and family were really struggling to juggle family and career.
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Knowing that so many parents juggle the care of their new babies, we consider ourselves to be very lucky.
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It's a game where you can wield a motorcycle like a sword and juggle monsters using a pair of pistols.
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To BBC dad and all the other parents trying to juggle a home office with family life, I salute you.
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Working while you juggle responsibilities and manage to pay for day care is a challenge for parents of younger kids.
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For now, they are enjoying their time with the baby and trying to juggle their lives with his medical needs.
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While many of the Westminster competitors show dogs professionally, others juggle the "very expensive hobby" with their full-time job.
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But that doesn't account for the networks of organized scammers who juggle multiple victims at once, gathering thousands of dollars.
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Prior to this, many had to either juggle between multiple mobile wallet apps, or be content with the $150 limit.
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Actress Claire Foy had to juggle more than learning her lines when she took on the role of Queen Elizabeth.
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Meanwhile, Instagram loyalists are forced to juggle multiple sets of login credentials to manage their personal, Finsta and business accounts.
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Whereas their players specialise in T20, other nations' international cricketers must juggle three formats in an ever-more arduous schedule.
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I remember one time my oldest had just gotten these scarves at school because they had been learning to juggle.
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We will also have an expert juggler at the event to teach kids how to safely juggle knives and fire.
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If anyone really wanted to actually distribute money that way, they'd go crazy just trying to juggle the DMs alone.
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It's hard enough to juggle work and family responsibilities, much less find the spare time to nourish lasting, fulfilling friendships.
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We prefer Outlook, but the official app is useful — especially if you juggle a bunch of Google accounts at once.
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The word "busy" doesn't begin to describe the different things most people juggle in the years following graduation from college.
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Now the kids had to learn to juggle the responsibilities of school and homework on top of multiple training sessions.
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Can you imagine what it will be like for caregivers suddenly thrust with an extra couple of babies to juggle?
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Tab Suspender does a similar job for Firefox, saving your browser from having to juggle the demands of multiple tabs.
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Some will juggle as many as three drivers at a time in order to keep their vehicles in constant operation.
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But if you can't juggle religion, politics, war, history, and art, then you might as well write contemporary realist novels.
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If a man could juggle a ball a thousand times, it proved only that he ought to join the circus.
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High school student Andrew Barth Feldman will have a pretty cool after-school job to juggle between homework this January.
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Far more common are competitors who just scrape by as full-time players, or who have to juggle second careers.
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With so many layers to juggle, it would be easy for North to fumble her way into a multifaceted mess.
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The more RAM you have, the more applications you can open and the more quickly your computer can juggle them.
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This constant moving back and forth is common for NYU students who often juggle part-time jobs or work-study.
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Just three years into his mandate, the photogenic Trudeau must juggle a host of controversies that have hurt his popularity.
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They can rely on it for uninterrupted calls as they juggle tasks like driving, grocery shopping, and dealing with kids.
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Obsessive emailers or social media users who like the ability to quickly type or juggle between apps with one hand.
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You have to worry about stock, packaging, shipping and how to juggle on and offline operations with very few employees.
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As automation in stores has increasingly replaced workers, workers say they are forced to juggle more tasks among fewer employees.
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But in Conway, Arkansas, apparently pulling out a few bowling pins and proving you can juggle them flawlessly works, too.
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Marissa now lives in her own apartment and has a network of support to help her juggle daycare and work.
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At Vanu, he introduced software to a commercial market that sought to juggle multiple wireless networks using the same equipment.
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And McConnell has to juggle many different priorities — considering legislation and amendments, confirming Trump's executive branch nominees, and confirming judges.
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My first piece of advice for parents who are trying to juggle all this right now is to just relax.
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How was it to juggle duties both in front of and behind the camera while dealing with such dark material?
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Aaron's primary caregiver, Melodie Kelly, a social worker, joined him at doctor's appointments and helped him juggle his many concerns.
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Aaron's primary caregiver, Melodie Kelly, a social worker, joined him at doctor's appointments and helped him juggle his many concerns.
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He worries sometimes about the toll this could take on his fiction writing, as he attempts to juggle parallel careers.
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Ensconced in their home, she has to juggle their dysfunction, a new romance, and the spoiled brat in her charge.
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As people work to juggle those balances and strive to achieve a certain lifestyle, they can stretch beyond their means.
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So his company's plans are on pause until NASA figures out how to juggle all of those logistics and regulations.
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Yet if it doesn't, Canada may face "retaliation from the U.S. and that would be hard to juggle," he added.
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But as the producer tried hard to juggle concurrent relationships with Hernandez and Faust, things got increasingly ugly between the three.
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Bear in mind that you'll have to juggle these retirement savings and health insurance responsibilities while hustling for contracts, said Kensing.
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You won't need to juggle multiple apps for each device and it's compatible with 200 million devices from over 1,000 brands.
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"My husband and my nanny help me juggle but at the end of the day, nothing makes it easy," she said.
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Trying to juggle full-time work while raising babies isn't just stressful, it's unfair to your yet-to-be-born children.
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A trio of brown frat guys, stoned to the constellations, juggle bottles of sake, blinking at the hiragana lining their bottles.
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They are expensive, experienced, and can dedicate more time to each case than the public defenders forced to juggle multiple clients.
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The full report is quite readable (if you can mentally juggle the numerous acronyms), but the findings are essentially as follows.
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On top of dealing with their own marital issues, the Browns try to juggle the milestones happening in their children's lives.
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There are books, podcasts, roundtables, and foundations dedicated to navigating the delicate-sometimes-impossible juggle of career ambition with childcare duties.
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Because filming a TV series involves a hectic schedule, Somerhalder doesn't want to have to juggle a family along with it.
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If she wants to juggle dating both guys by geotagging them and FaceTiming them to her heart's content, so be it.
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Rory's struggle to juggle school, family, and her social life is not far fetched, and it makes for an interesting story.
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He participates in a "social circus" supported by Cirque du Soleil, where he has learned to juggle and ride a unicycle.
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As difficult as it can be to juggle several projects on a starter salary, it helped Carroll to crystallize her goals.
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Whishaw feels so small he could start floating at any moment, and he has to juggle vulnerability and intense, steely resolve.
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VICE: How do you juggle the pressures of being just a few years older than some of the kids you're teaching?
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So will having female leaders who mentor women coming up the ranks as they juggle child care with unpredictable work schedules.
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How can one juggle profitability, earnings, risk, investment objectives and so forth, described by hundreds of attributes changing in real time?
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Now, you've got half a dozen devices to juggle, and they're all somehow out of power at exactly the same time.
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In 2016, I helped juggle the deluge of mainstream media interview requests for Johnson and his running mate, former Massachusetts Gov.
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A good example of plasticity from the book is about volunteers who were taught to juggle over a three-month period.
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The students took turns trying to foot-juggle, encouraging and coaching one another, as Burgess looked on with a wistful grin.
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The juggle of work, school and myriad extracurricular activities is all too familiar to parents like Kelly Aluise of Los Angeles.
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In one of many comic juxtapositions, they meet at a circus, and there he asks her to teach him to juggle.
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You could juggle fidget spinners, swap them between your fingers as they spin, or even challenge your friends to spinning contests.
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The more RAM you have, the more programs you can open and the more quickly your computer can juggle multiple applications.
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You've worked with so many artists over the year, do you find it easy to juggle between solo and session work?
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It's a crude method for increasingly modern cities that are trying to juggle all the ways people and packages get around.
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From a directorial standpoint, when you first approached The Undergraduate, how did you want to juggle all of these moving parts?
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Some introductory text or explanatory narration would have better helped historically ground viewers, who need to juggle a lot of information.
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The swimming had taught him to push through pain, Webb said, but there was just no time to juggle two sports.
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The appointments you keep in your head, the family social schedule you juggle — all of it should be noticed and appreciated.
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At the same time, GLOW now has three seasons' worth of characters and plots to juggle, which ultimately weighs it down.
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On a recent visit, there were 15 different projects being shot there, requiring studio organizers to juggle schedules and enforce deadlines.
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They, too, must juggle kids home from school, caring for aging parents, and the financial instability of an economy in peril.
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Top spots for men and women went to amateur runners who juggle training in non-ideal circumstances around work and family.
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They were willing to stomp their feet; stand up and play; switch chairs; and, in the case of a violist, juggle.
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Demand for day care in the country far outstrips supply, making it difficult for working women to juggle careers and children.
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As they juggle four or five rings, which bubble up like a fountain, they alter the pattern to flash different hues.
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That's more data than a human doctor could juggle on her own, said Dr. Richard Milani, Ochsner's chief clinical transformation officer.
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He'd been teaching the conductor, Karen Kamensek, how to juggle, and she had promised to try it during a curtain call.
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Without Stamkos and wing J.T. Brown (upper body), Cooper continued to juggle his lines while dressing seven defensemen and 23 forwards.
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As states rely on ever-larger amounts of wind and solar power, it becomes more challenging to juggle these intermittent sources.
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She can juggle two baby daddies and a rumored fling with a 20-something and still look good in a bikini.
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We're always having to juggle our time zone differences and busy schedules, so I'm excited she caught me at a free moment!
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So while we have more flexibility in our schedules, it's often even harder to balance and juggle everything because work never stops.
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I was living in two different states, traveling almost every week and had a great system in place to juggle it all.
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Many hourly workers can't get enough hours at one job to get by, so they attempt to juggle two or three jobs.
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It did, however, recently release the app on Apple TV. Beyond these fights, tech giants now have another battle to juggle together.
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Special Report: Australian Open Darren Cahill's life is simpler now: fewer players and egos to juggle, fewer conflicts of interest to manage.
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Glamorous women juggle work, family, the home — and they do it all while rocking perfect blowouts and the skinniest of skinny heels.
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The new rules are set to be enforced once the summer travel season is over, so get ready to juggle those bins.
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How do you juggle anonymity on the internet with the location and identity disclosures that would be included in Honest Ads Act?
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With all that stuff to juggle it just seems a bit too easy for the sensing function to spin out of control.
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That's how good ChihHan Chao, 2015 Red Bull PAO champion, is at using the hand sticks to juggle these crazy yo-yos.
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"With the pace of change in tech, it's easy to juggle ten balls and focus equally on all of them," said Taylor.
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But there's a way to have a multiple accounts without juggling multiple phones or trying to juggle multiple logins on one phone.
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The idea, explained Hjelm, is to avoid riders having to juggle looking at their mobile phone or to continuously stop to navigate.
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That permit said the rally needed space for "dwarf-tossing" and an area where children would learn to juggle knives and fire.
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How does one manage to juggle the external pressures of their race while also attempting to live a full and honest life?
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Many small-business owners know all too well what it is like to take risks, work long hours and juggle multiple priorities.
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Has that become just another challenge on top of the many, many challenges that you constantly have to juggle in this industry?
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Studies have shown that aerobic exercise has a rapid beneficial effect on people's ability to plan, pay attention, remember, and juggle tasks.
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The company had proposed the recapitalization in July, as it struggled to juggle its heavy debt load and falling print advertising revenue.
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Every parent will relate to the daily parenting demands Ms. Williams must juggle, even as she is mulling life and death decisions.
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There can only be one person that actually knows how to juggle at any given meeting — or two at the absolute most.
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Considering the competing interests he must juggle as Speaker, in my view Ryan has acted intelligently and honorably up to this point.
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That rubbed off on me and that's why I'm able to juggle all of these different things going at the same time.
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On top of on-the-job stress, MONEY Magazine's Kristen Bahler reported many first responders juggle multiple jobs to make ends meet.
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Hillary Clinton must juggle three competing interest groups: her party's upscale pro-trade, globalist wing; its underdog minority wing; and organized labor.
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AND FINALLY Hey, physics A magazine writer sets out to prove that it's impossible to juggle more than 15 balls at once.
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The beloved 90s sitcom Moesha's main storyline was how its title character had to juggle succeeding at school while having good behavior.
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I juggled life exactly how I was supposed to juggle it in this city where people, I had recently noticed, don't smile.
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Viewers can even pop into the settings and enable a video preview as well, so they don't need to juggle multiple windows.
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As the mother of three teenagers with another Delta pilot as a husband, how do you manage to juggle work and life?
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He will juggle that plus time at home with his wife and three young children and his baseball academy in Puerto Rico.
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Diaz's plan had been to juggle a soccer ball outside major Moscow landmarks, drawing enough attention to then beg for a ticket.
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And while we're at it, could everyone agree to drop the predictable questions about how female chief executives juggle family and work?
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And especially in the second act you can feel Mr. Guirgis's dramaturgical anxiety mount as he tries to juggle too many stories.
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Nicholas, Genevieve, and Matilda, who is on the autism spectrum, juggle it all while navigating their relationships with each other and themselves.
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"It's something I have to juggle," said Girardi, whose team scored more than four runs for the first time since April 9.
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Shipley offered words of support on Friday, saying Ms. Ardern would be able to juggle the jobs of prime minister and parent.
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Though I may never join the circus, I've never been more confident in my ability to juggle than I am right now.
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She also takes Synthroid for an underactive thyroid, her ADHD medication, and birth control, and feels it's a lot of medication to juggle.
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Having to locate your Facebook tab or juggle its window into view is cumbersome when Facebook's goal is to remove friction from communication.
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Carter, who's seeing a white boy, must juggle life at her private school and back home in a neighborhood poisoned by police violence.
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Also, the band stopped by the Noisey office recently to draw themselves and they apparently see themselves as AC/DC-loving juggle masters.
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As if Tesla wasn't already keeping busy with the Model 2000, it's continuing to juggle around prices and equipment on its existing models.
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"Erdogan has to juggle voters, geopolitics and the economy," says Alvaro Ortiz Vidal-Abarca, chief economist for Turkey at BBVA, a Spanish bank.
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As an aptitude test for espionage, Remini Protokoll hints at the ethical dilemmas individuals in the intelligence community juggle on a daily basis.
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" Addressing whether it's tough to juggle the challenges of social media and online payments, Dorsey said: "I don't really consider it a shift.
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After the first few weeks of a child's life, working parents have at least 18 more years to juggle work and child rearing.
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Debbie is doing some superhero parenting of her own, trying to juggle her producer responsibilities with her motherhood responsibilities with her personal life.
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They must walk the financial high wire, jump through ever-changing regulatory hoops and juggle conflicting demands from environmental groups and numerous governments.
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So if we want to use a lot of them, we'll need a flexible grid that can juggle and accommodate these distributed sources.
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How does a sixteen-year-old juggle the pressure of competition, failure, success, on top of the everyday struggles of being a teenager?
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"It gave me the ability to juggle several streams of income, my personal life, and work tasks in a tactile way," she said.
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Fire TV devices also utilize Alexa for convenient hands-free control, so you don't have to juggle or manage yet another remote control.
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For parents who are trying to juggle shared custody, child support payments and their careers — finding the right life-balance can seem impossible.
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It's one of the reasons I have the conversations with women [on the podcast] — how do you figure out the work-life juggle?
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Aries ladies, however, will have to juggle the frustrations of unfulfilling romance without reverting to a hermetic lifestyle for the next 30 days.
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Her ability to juggle both big brands and big social issues could help change conventional wisdom about the superficiality of the style set.
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Many parents will have to juggle taking care of kids while working at home as more companies direct employees to work from home.
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The company claims its software was perfectly legal, intended to juggle different pollution/performance trade-offs while still complying with EPA emissions limits.
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Because just as they will need to juggle mass, power, and time, they will also need to work with cost, politics, and time.
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Additionally, I juggle a lot of mental load for my family like making doctor and dentist appointments or filling out forms for daycare.
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It would enable drivers to do things like get weather reports, stream music, juggle their calendars or remotely lock and unlock their cars.
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The complaint details emails and text messages in which the men tried to figure out how to juggle debts with incoming investor money.
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Now, with Cespedes back and Conforto as a mainstay of the lineup, Collins will have to increasingly juggle playing time in the outfield.
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I like taking calls while I'm walking Lenny, but it's always awkward, trying to juggle a phone while picking up after your dog.
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Kushner cast himself as a political novice learning in real time to juggle "thousands of meetings and interactions" in a fast-paced campaign.
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Some are on a slower track toward earning their degrees, forced by high tuition costs or family obligations to juggle work and school.
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Gift a HelloFresh Gift Card, from $60.93With so many new parenting responsibilities to juggle, cooking a full meal may fall by the wayside.
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Godley's scheduled start will be bumped up a day as the Diamondbacks juggle the rotation around the birth of Taijuan Walker's first child.
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And even if you have the luxury to work from home, it's even harder to juggle work and childcare at the same time.
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With Europa League football providing an added complication this season, Southampton's success will depend upon his ability to juggle several balls at once.
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Lawmakers have had to juggle the need to encourage innovations that promise to dramatically improve safety on roads with current public safety concerns.
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Parenthood at a later age brings a host of money issues, so preparation is key if you're about to juggle day care and retirement.
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The better your router, the faster it can juggle all this data, and the more devices it can work with at the same time.
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However, between school hours, a dad with an unorthodox work schedule and a very helpful DeeDee (grandma), we tend to juggle as a team.
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Whereas a new mom was previously expected to juggle it all, Bell says it's becoming more acceptable for women to admit they need help.
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Mike Rugnetta explains that Let's Play hosts juggle their attention between playing the game, providing commentary on the game, and interacting with their audience.
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"I found that the best way to juggle the responsibilities was to clearly divide my attention and time between work and home," she says.
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Seeing Grace juggle her feminism with her daily life struggles gets especially interesting when she's offered a gig redecorating the White House's Oval Office.
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But the problem with drones—especially sophisticated models like the Phantom 4—is that you can't juggle the configurations very easily on the fly.
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Workers may also need to reconsider how they juggle retirement with other big financial decisions like paying for a child's college education, he said.
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Skyscanner If you don't want to have to juggle searching through multiple sites to look for and compare travel deals, Skyscanner is for you.
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While also being locked in a trade stand-off with the United States, Merkel must now juggle competing domestic demands from within her coalition.
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No matter who stays and who goes, what's for sure is that season 6 will still have a tremendous number of storylines to juggle.
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These working dads — along with their working spouses — have managed to juggle family and celebrity life in a way that makes it look easy.
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One thing seems clear: when the queen eventually slips off the list of long-serving royals, her successor will have fewer crowns to juggle.
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"The Thinker," a presiding presence in "The Gates," ponders damned souls, apparently, while displaying a set of muscles that might as easily juggle them.
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I constantly juggle endless tight deadlines, phone interviews, a daily deluge of email, and the need to record, produce, and edit a weekly podcast.
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Ring-fencing has been one of the main issues Mr. McEwan has had to juggle as he seeks to turn around the lender's fortunes.
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ZITI, of course, was quite easy to pun, and I had to juggle some ORSO phrases to come up with a good ORZO pun.
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At the start, he was able to juggle his music and art with employment and his family but the balance slowly started to shift.
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So the show has a lot of themes to juggle; it's not just about the tribulations of being a lesbian in the comedy world.
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They aren't negligent: People who are paid hourly or juggle multiple jobs can't afford to miss work and stand in long lines to vote.
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I asked Matassa Flores how she and the organization juggle the priorities of a metropolitan daily in a metropolitan area of 4 million people.
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Democrats are on the defensive, parsing economic data to argue that many people have jobs, but some must juggle two to make ends meet.
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Mothers who juggle jobs outside the home spend just as much time tending their children as stay-at-home mothers did in the 23s.
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Eileen Shiffrin's uncommon teaching tactics have included having Mikaela ride a unicycle for balance and having her learn to juggle for coordination and concentration.
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One thing that really stinks about the modern TV experience is having to juggle between two or three remotes just to make everything work.
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But other research has shown that young people in the throes of the work-life juggle indeed choose more traditional roles in the home.
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MONTCLAIR, N.J. — The other day, I was working hard to meet an important deadline, because — like many divorced moms — I sometimes juggle 10 jobs.
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Not once through Rebecca's party planning, or her efforts to juggle work with her family's Hanukkah celebrations, is her competence ever called into question.
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Consumers may also find it challenging to juggle competing financial priorities, such as saving for retirement and paying down credit-card or student debt.
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She knows how to change a tire, fix a 3-D printer, launch a torpedo, unlaunch a torpedo, and juggle wet bars of soap.
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For instance, the Florida system recognizes that not all students will finish two-year programs within three years, as they juggle work and school.
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Must-watch TV Pruitt to testify Thursday about his agency's budget (and juggle lots of other questions) before the House Subcommittee on the Environment.
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Newsrooms have long grappled with how reporters juggle beat reporting and book projects, though the issue is especially pronounced these days at the Times.
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This makes grabbing ammo for your assault rifle a test of patience as you juggle all the guns that are laying on top of it.
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It only happened when I pushed the system to juggle like 221 tabs, while streaming music from Spotify and playing 21D games like Asphalt: Xtreme.
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And he's already asking some of his friends who have already graduated how they juggle their finances between paying off debts and affording living expenses.
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You also don't have to pay a monthly subscription for a single publication, or juggle usernames and passwords for all the news sites with paywalls.
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Having redundant systems, while at no intrinsic cost to merchants that we're aware of, may have simply been too much of a headache to juggle.
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Then I discovered webcam modeling and did that to support myself, but with the time difference and other factors it makes it difficult to juggle.
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It's not really designed for the occasional list maker, but rather for someone who regularly has to juggle a number of tasks throughout the day.
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"She can get very stressed," the source told PEOPLE of Spelling, noting that it isn't easy for her to juggle five young children at home.
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The problem is that short-term memory is pretty short, and we are only able to juggle around half a dozen items at a time.
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The Rubio campaign was trying to juggle things on Friday and reschedule the Pawleys Island event for later at night, but no time was given.
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Last month's jobs report showed a strong consumer, but business investment is low as investors and business owners juggle new tariffs and fiscal policy uncertainty.
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The store was routinely understaffed, Davis says, which meant she was trying to juggle checking out customers, managing the inventory and keeping the store clean.
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When I had Lila in January 2015, I was one of those naive people who thought motherhood was just another thing that you could juggle.
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To some extent, I can juggle these, but I've always clung to skin care as my specialty because, ultimately, that's what K-beauty orbits around.
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But the advantage here is that you no longer have to juggle multiple chargers and cables when you manage to find an available power outlet.
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China may stall a resolution until after the 2020 election, another source of uncertainty overhang, as Democrats juggle 20-plus candidates, some with socialist agendas.
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I think because we are so used to having to juggle things and things come up that are unexpected on a daily basis for us.
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Also cool: You won't have to juggle five remotes anymore thanks to the One Remote's auto-detection to find and control other devices and content.
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Deciding how to juggle mental health and pregnancy is tricky, and a medley of slightly confusing, somewhat inconclusive medical studies don't make things much easier.
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In addition to coping with the high daily cost of living, many millennials must juggle various types of debt, such as student and auto loans.
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Setapp: 26-Yr Subscription — $219.99 See Details If your job entails booking clients or managing schedules, you know the pain of having to juggle appointments.
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These elements increase working-day flexibility and thus allow mothers to juggle additional family responsibilities without it impacting their work and, by extension, their income.
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Remember, people with chronic illness have to juggle many different medical appointments and it's often not easy for them to make time for therapy. 70.
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Even though it's not always easy to juggle raising families with overseeing a company, George and Maunus say they will keep going no matter what.
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It's a lot to juggle, but over the years, Kidman has proved she's more than capable of handling anything and everything life throws at her.
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Holmes and London will also see playing time as Dantonio likes to juggle his backs to keep them fresh and the defense off balance. 1.
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"I bet plenty of millennials are the same people who are trying to juggle the rent and stay current on their student loans," Orman writes.
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She's currently trying to figure out how to juggle touring for her first #1 album, A Seat at the Table, and her son's basketball games.
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The candidates relentlessly portray our booming economy in a bizarre fashion, claiming that huge chunks of the workforce juggle multiple jobs or face stagnant wages.
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Indeed, the prime-time broadcasts usually juggle the sports that will generate the most audiences, like gymnastics, swimming, diving, beach volleyball and track and field.
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The Red Bulls must juggle lineups while competing in the Concacaf Champions League, a North American competition that runs concurrent with the M.L.S. regular season.
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"The perception is that Lufthansa is trying to juggle too many balls at the same time," said John Strickland, an aviation industry consultant in London.
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He's done so despite seven seasons of intermittent appearances — and he's done so while having to juggle The Walking Dead's ambivalence toward his character's nonviolence.
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Congress must juggle FEMA's latest request with larger budget issues as it seeks to fund the overall federal government before funding runs out next month.
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Before smartphones and the internet, nannies, housecleaners and elder care workers have had to juggle multiple schedules, clients and skills and manage their work independently.
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With their rise, the demand for managers, agents, and other industry execs to help creators juggle their various ventures and continue their growth has increased.
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Yan recalled watching Smolett-Bell, whose son was 2 when she filmed Birds of Prey, juggle her responsibilities as a parent with her day job.
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Our sources say he doesn't want more kids ... at least not in the foreseeable future, because he can't juggle a growing family with his career.
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Judge John Hodgman Maggie writes: My boyfriend, Jake, has been learning to juggle, and he insists on juggling in public places when we are together.
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The Neediest Cases Fund When she was a teenager, Rosaura Romero watched her mother juggle classes and a full-time job while raising her alone.
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But over the last few years, I've managed to juggle my kids with work while keeping most of my hair, and some of my sanity.
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My immediate task: to juggle the ball off my foot while running toward a pair of goal posts, and then punt it through the uprights.
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At her company, Ms. Chin said she was encouraged by the understanding shown to the employed women who juggle child care on top of work.
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Like the clowns he shared the town square with, a good charlatan could often juggle, simultaneously keeping up pretensions to scientific rigor and mystical profundity.
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The movement has been embraced by many parents who say the ability to work from home makes it easier to juggle childcare and a career.
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Her designs are born from the admiration and respect Nonoo has for all mothers and the myriad of ways they juggle their ambition and responsibilities.
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Indeed, the director, Jack Fessenden, had to juggle "trigonometry homework or my 'Canterbury Tales' reading" with his moviemaking responsibilities, he says in his production notes.
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The command staff in Kabul had been radically reduced, forcing him to juggle mundane tactical decisions as well as larger questions of the war's direction.
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Ms. Goto defended the agency's six-year investigation as an unavoidable consequence of the case's complexity and of the heavy caseloads that OSHA investigators juggle.
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On top of their fears of contracting the virus, airline workers have to juggle a variable work schedule due to a string of cancelled flights.
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Spain captain Sergi Brugera was forced to juggle his squad throughout an intense and grueling week at the inaugural edition of the revamped team competition.
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In "The Best Chrismukkah Ever," Seth justifies that if he can bring Christmas and Hanukkah together, he can certainly juggle two relationships with different women.
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The lyrics, rapped and sung in an assortment of scratchy voices, juggle the bitterness of a crumbling relationship alongside career boasts and druggy, suicidal ramblings.
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Having divorced his wife and relocated back to Western Massachusetts, Barlow continues to juggle the reactivated group along with ongoing Dinosaur Jr. duties and solo endeavors.
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What a blast to watch Axe (Damian Lewis), Chuck (Paul Giamatti), and Taylor (Asia Kate Dillon) attempt to juggle their relationships with their Machiavellian day-jobs.
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And there's more thematic balls in the air than the plot can juggle, so Woman No. 17 doesn't quite come off as being set in reality.
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And how do we juggle our wardrobe needs, desire to be creative and expressive via our clothing choices, and the necessity of sticking to a budget?
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Applicants often apply to multiple jobs at once and then — if they are lucky enough to score an in-person interview — have to juggle these commitments.
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The campaign is aimed at young, tech-savvy people who have to juggle a lot of passwords between social media channels, email and other online accounts.
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I can't help but think back to Game of Thrones, which has had its struggles trying to juggle the endless characters and storylines from the books.
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We got some of our own crew members to juggle, blow into a giant horn thingy, hula hoop and even tell weird jokes and recite facts.
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"I wanted to highlight the difficulties facing women who are trying to juggle their careers and raise children," Ogata said after the session, reported Asahi Shimbun.
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For example, one study showed that the white matter in an adults' brains changed as they learned how to juggle over a period of several months.
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"Trying to juggle [the tour] and wedding planning is a handful but it's going to be a good year for us," Smyers, 29, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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But the show also has to juggle the difficulties of livestreaming in a mobile app format, delivering the instant interactivity that makes the game actually playable.
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Brockmire does one of my favorite things a TV comedy can do, which is juggle a bunch of different types of jokes, without trying too hard.
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It's difficult enough to juggle brunch plans, your love life and your micromanaging boss, let alone plan for what could happen to you decades from now.
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With top reserve Randle moving into Davis' spot and another key reserve, Darius Miller, sidelined by a quad contusion, the Pelicans had to juggle their rotation.
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The company already owns TweetDeck, a program geared toward those who juggle multiple Twitter accounts and spend a lot of time on the social media service.
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If you've ever tried to juggle two phone numbers, say a personal line and a professional line, you know how difficult and clumsy it can be.
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Millennials are known for being able to juggle many tasks at once, switching their attention from one technology to another and hopping from job to job.
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Where limited resources are invested, and where they aren't, reflects our values and our ability to juggle multiple, and often competing, priorities to achieve our goals.
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Given this backdrop, 2019 is going to be a challenging year for the Chinese economy and China's policymakers as they juggle numerous challenges across multiple dimensions.
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Moms and dads juggle many responsibilities on a day-to-day basis, but carving out the time for a special activity enhances the parent-child bond.
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Roughly six million workers who want full-time jobs hold part-time positions that lack employer-paid medical insurance and force them to juggle irregular schedules.
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The show is fairly unique in its ability to juggle announcements from all sizes of companies, from Samsung to startup, all vying for a little mindshare.
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Meanwhile, Instagram and other social networks have been adding shopping capabilities, but he said they face the need to juggle different kinds of content and users.
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Every cafe still brims, and outside the kids still juggle, and during the inevitable boring stretches of mediocre games, strangers continue to chat in 50 languages.
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US diplomats stationed overseas say they are trying their best, but are struggling because of reduced staffing even as they juggle their own worries about family.
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THUMP: Can you tell your history as a football player — did you have to give up football for DJing, or are you able to juggle both?
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The maternal dynamic extended to the actors, whose growing fame led to ever more demanding schedules to juggle as the show itself became more physically strenuous.
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There's a new tool for the military that might make soldiers more precise on the battlefield, better able to juggle chaos and more resilient against PTSD.
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As Onuzo attempts to juggle the stories of these individuals (and many others), the novel abandons its portrait of Lagos in favor of fast-paced comedy.
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Local papers in Albany portrayed him as an eccentric, appealing genius, noting that he slept only a few hours a night and could juggle and unicycle.
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This episode of "Almost Impossible" delves into the wacky world of numbers juggling—people who try to juggle ever greater numbers of balls, rings, and beanbags.
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Beating Death Stranding, by most counts a 7073-hour epic, would be enough of an accomplishment in December, but I'm trying to juggle so much more.
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But of course, life here in the off-season has the routines we all juggle: Take the kids to school, walk the dog, shop for dinner.
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FAH called the multi-bundle roll out "unreasonable expectations and burden," for participating hospitals to juggle "rapid and multiple changes" in the care delivery and payment.
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"What I consistently acknowledge is that I have assistants who help Clarke with the ability to juggle his career and be our primary caregiver," she said.
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Though the trike itself underwhelms, the performer atop it, Tatiana Vasilenko, proves that she can juggle with one hand tied behind her back — either hand, really.
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Each app requires its own hardware and software to communicate with the restaurant, causing employees to juggle multiple orders from iPads, phones, and in-store lines.
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After a few failed attempts, I screamed "Juggle!" with a pitch that my voice had never before accessed, and slowly, Aibo retreated to a laying position.
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Designated Survivor Almost all television dramas juggle several plots at once, which serve to sharpen one another, create contrasts, switch up the scenery, or leave cliffhangers.
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Then I realized that my art degree didn't qualify me for much else, so now I juggle odd freelance jobs that take up most of my time.
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"I wanted to honestly portray the comedy of errors that occurs as we all embrace the struggle to juggle work, family, personal time and more," Michaels says.
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Sterling's slump means he and his wife now juggle drawing down their pound-denominated private pensions and tapping the income they earn from a French investment fund.
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To me, I'd take the former and that is what the market is just trying to juggle right now and why it had this little quick rollover.
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Meanwhile, Pitt is beginning work on a new film and will juggle filming and going back forth to London to see his kids, multiple sources tell PEOPLE.
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It's a lot for one person to juggle, but as we see in his bag, Blau's able to do it all through being a very meticulous person.
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The Equal Rights Center has filed a lawsuit against Uber today, adding another legal battle for the company to juggle among rape lawsuits and class action lawsuits.
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They're also managing all the tasks on the boat, from hosting sails to handling all the cleaning — as well as trying to juggle their own interpersonal drama.
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There's also no shame in celebrities admitting that one of the reasons that they can juggle having a family and a career is because they have help.
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Originally played by Tracy Camilla Johns in 1986 and now by DeWanda Wise for the show, Nola is a Black woman trying to ethically juggle three lovers.
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That makes the additional of SD card support equally as important for those who juggle limited space on their phone, as Google explained in a blog post.
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Maybe someday Marvel's universe will collapse under its own weight, as the producers attempt to juggle too many characters and too many nine-figure blockbusters at once.
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There are apps to juggle around the menus and entries in Settings, to tweak the animations used by iOS, to change the default font and so on.
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Cities have tried to juggle the popularity of the devices with the need to better regulate their numbers while also forcing the companies to apply for permits.
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"She can get very stressed," the source says about 44-year-old Spelling, noting that it isn't easy for her to juggle five young children at home.
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He waves a sheaf of receipt papers at me while he speaks, struggling to juggle the receipts, his coffee, cigarette, and a phone whose ringer never settles.
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The Bad Moms actress, 37, told PEOPLE at the launch of Naked Juice's #DrinkGoodDoGood campaign that in order to juggle her busy schedule, she needs brain food.
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Understanding where your money is going can help you better juggle all of those new bills, avoid credit card debt and make the most of your income.
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"Being on call 24/7 can be a juggle with all the other full aspects of our busy lives, but it definitely keeps things exciting!" she said.
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One thing seems clear: when the queen eventually slips off the list of long-serving royals, her successor is likely to have have fewer domains to juggle.
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While in high school, Benioff sold his first app — software called "How To Juggle" for the TRS-80 Model 1 computer — to a computer magazine for $75.
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What is more, while providing this needed care to their loved ones, most family caregivers are also struggling to juggle their own work schedules and financial needs.
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As in the Zion case, they were also forced to juggle large caseloads, evaluate patients without an attending physician on hand and catch naps when they could.
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If you need to juggle more than two time zones, you can add the optional World Clock widget to your calendar, which is available from Google Labs.
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There are increasing responsibilities to juggle, such as addressing a sick child's concerns, considering the possibility of sibling donors in stem cell transplants and mounting medical bills.
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Bryant Park: Find a place in earshot of the lunchtime Jazz performances, or pause the picnic to join a game of pétanque, or learn how to juggle.
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She has to juggle her bills to pay for the dozen or so medications she takes to treat conditions that include hypertension and chronic obstructed pulmonary disease.
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So it was this great gift to work with everyone, but it was also: 'By the way, you're also going to have to juggle these chain saws.
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When asked if it is easier to try out-of-the-box ideas as a solo artist because there's only one opinion to juggle, he doesn't hesitate.
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Two-factor authentication, while basically essential for protecting important aspects of your online life nowadays, can also be annoying, especially if you juggle a lot of accounts.
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ROME — Like many working mothers in Italy, Francesca Roncetti constructed her life around a frantic, daily juggle that became more frenzied after her second child was born.
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But the increase illustrates the challenges and compromises Beijing must juggle if it wants to stoke its economy and at the same time keep its environmental promises.
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The gravity and sadness can cloud our view of what's beautiful, or at least cause us to juggle disparate and sometimes contradictory reactions to the same piece.
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Like, they can juggle over a dozen conversations at a time, sideline gross predatory shit, and get total strangers to like them enough to meet in public.
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Their working-parent juggle endeared them to their subjects, three of whom are mothers in their 40s and all of whom went without as they campaigned, too.
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"Tough decisions are part of it," Boone said when he was asked how he would juggle five outfielders when Judge's injured wrist permits him to bat again.
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Not only do you need to keep up with all of your time-honored favorites — but there are also dozens of new shows to juggle as well.
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There's a clip on one end that attaches to a shopping car, so you don't have to juggle with them in the middle of the produce aisle.
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Even Facebook deserves a certain sympathy as it tries to juggle the conflicting priorities of privacy, transparency, and safety—as the public demands perfection on all three.
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Galena Rhoades, a professor and researcher who studies cohabitation at the University of Denver, calls it a "sandwich period," when people juggle dating and marriage issues concurrently.
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Along another path, the hackers chased people who work on cloud-based services, the off-site computer networks that enable collaborators to easily access and juggle data.
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I'm still learning when to try to juggle a bit more Aimee and a little less Geek, or vice versa, to understand my wife on the whole.
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Opponents of the ruling are concerned it would set a precent that could put gunmakers in economic jeopardy if they have to juggle lawsuits involving their products.
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And Pelosi has taken pains to tamp down the impeachment talk as Democrats juggle their ongoing investigations with efforts to make good on their ambitious legislative agenda.
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At 14 he bought his first computer, a TRS-80, and wrote a program called How to Juggle, which he sold to a computer magazine for $75.
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Investors have settled for the partial protection afforded by autocallable notes, but structuring remains a challenge as issuers juggle near-zero rates and razor-thin distributor fees.
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All these years later, Flournoy continues to juggle both roles with the help of Forrester, who has an encyclopedic knowledge of the league and volunteers his services.
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The proposed budget, however, may be pared back by Ministry of Finance officials who must juggle growing outlays on health and social spending as the nation's population ages.
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But homeless women, especially mothers of young children not yet in school, have to juggle the need of working to save up money and caring for their children.
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The women talked about ways to effectively juggle the house, kids, and their jobs, and asked the little women in the group how their dance classes were going.
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The smartphone app still works for some more in-depth features, but now it's optional, reducing the number of things you need to juggle to get to EADGBE.
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It's a lot for any TV show to juggle, and any given episode of Evil feels about five minutes away from collapsing under its own hubris and ambition.
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His diplomatic skills will help him juggle relations with Kazakhstan's mighty neighbours, Russia and China, as well as the West--a trick Mr Nazarbayev managed with great dexterity.
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" Luckily, her friends have her back: "I have a small group, so I don't have to juggle a bunch of people and have them try to understand it.
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It's a habit I established when I first moved to New York City and was trying to juggle egregious rent prices and daily expenses on an intern's salary.
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His diplomatic skills should help him juggle relations with Kazakhstan's mighty neighbours, Russia and China, as well as the West—a trick Mr Nazarbayev managed with great dexterity.
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Well, you can add his unreal tekkers to the list because the man could out-juggle a clown college professor—with a piece of chewing gum to boot.
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It's an awful lot to juggle and it will take time to judge if it was worth the substantial investment Dell made to get EMC in the fold.
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With so many different weapons and alt-fire modes and special abilities to juggle, Rage 2 is one of the more complicated shooters to get a handle on.
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Amal Clooney has also had to juggle her professional commitments with her pregnancy, which unfortunately sometimes meant that the media allowed her pregnancy to overshadow her important work.
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Nevertheless Smoliy's lack of political experience could mean he lacks the background and skills to juggle commitments to Ukraine's external creditors with pushback from populist factions in parliament.
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He's not sure how he'll juggle cooking on two continents, but he expects to be dug in at Le Coucou at least through the first cycle of reviews.
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Older parents serve as valuable resources, often helping with the down payment on homes and with child care and household chores as younger immigrants juggle tight work schedules.
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She said that she and Altidore had yet to set a date for the wedding and that planning could be a challenge as they juggle two professional sports.
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"Absolute Zero," his 21st album, is one more daring, rewarding turn in his catalog: 10 knotty, thoughtful yet rambunctious songs that juggle scientific concepts, history and human relationships.
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No, provide Desiigner with an object smaller and less massive than an actual panda and he will shout words into it and juggle it like a hot potato.
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The ideas that drive Bert have been around for years, but they started to work because modern hardware could juggle much larger amounts of data, Mr. Devlin said.
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But it falls on Schwerin to juggle all the players, including the major last minute edits and inputs that are often faxed in on deadline by Bill Clinton.
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With his fall '20 runway show just days away, it was a testament to the Baton Rouge-born SCAD graduate's ability to juggle a hundred things at once.
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His lyrics, like Fela's, juggle English and Nigerian languages and patois, as he offers African pride and straightforward history lessons along with tales of night life and romance.
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The requirement to take 30 credits a year, she said, puts low-income students at a disadvantage, since they oftentimes have to juggle academic and job responsibilities simultaneously.
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But I would trust someone who has to juggle the different needs, moods and taboos of multiple billionaire donors over a billionaire who is accountable only to himself.
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But Sabrina&aposs problems were far from over as she found herself trying to juggle her duties in Hell and her life at Baxter High with her friends.
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The three scandals plunged Richmond into chaos this week, forcing Democrats to juggle responses to all three issues as they look for a way forward in the commonwealth.
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The battles are harder because there are more things to juggle, but the novelty undeniably started to wear off despite the introduction of new adversaries and boss encounters.
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To understand what both Mueller and Manafort have to take into account, keep in mind that there are now three separate sets of charges he has to juggle.
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Although the Seewalds are still learning to juggle parenting their newborn son and 193-month-old toddler, their hearts are wide open to welcoming more children in the future.
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This had two effects: It made it a little easier for judges to juggle a lengthy patent docket, and it made the court even more appealing to patent holders.
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The potential for devastating floods is something California's water managers will have to account for as the state's reservoirs juggle the contradictory jobs of flood protection and water storage.
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The point here is to alleviate some of the burden around having to micromanage the lives of young kids or trying and failing to juggle 10 tasks at once.
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It offers considerably more fun than many Shakespeare productions, worth experiencing not to watch an actor get drunk, but to watch a cast juggle so many balls so adroitly.
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Daphne Oz, best known as The Chew co-host and daughter of television personality Dr. Mehmet Oz, knows how hard it is to juggle a family and a career.
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And as long as the big bucks remain available, a handful of cricketers will be willing to juggle their five-day commitments with glamorous nights on the sub-continent.
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Adyen's pitch to its merchant customers is that it is able to juggle nearly any kind of payment, routing shoppers through its single platform with fewer errors than competitors.
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In making his selection, Modi will need to juggle competing demands from within his own party, the economy's need for more stimulus and investors' demands for an independent thinker.
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In "Commander in Chief", Allen's most strenuous problems are on the home front, where she struggles to juggle the demands of a husband, three children and a widowed mother.
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This sort of setup has better potential to prove compelling to people who need to juggle a whole ton of data and visuals on screen at the same time.
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This Is How I Do It is a day-in-the-life series featuring some of these impressive women, who juggle big careers and families with grace and humor.
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The app lets you set up your projects and tasks intuitively, keep track of where your time's going, set reminders of urgent jobs, and juggle multiple commitments at once.
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This Is How I Do It is our day-in-the-life series featuring some of these impressive women who juggle big careers and families with grace and humor.
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Besides the ultimate convenience of not having to juggle a card or constantly add value, Android Pay is able to charge passengers more accurately for where they actually traveled.
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There are all kinds of situations when it might come in handy and save you from having to awkwardly juggle your phone around to reach the software shutter button.
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Yes, but: Developers already have tough decisions to make in regards to their investments, which typically have a 30-year horizon, as they juggle near- and long-term uses.
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"Looking back on those years when I was a young working mom, I wish I had not defined success as achieving the mighty juggle with flawless perfection," Jarrett writes.
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I stole a yo-yo on the way out of the door of his shop and then used three pairs of socks balled-up to learn how to juggle.
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Unless markets deliver implausibly high returns, more and more cities and states will be forced to juggle the interests of workers and taxpayers, with angry voices on both sides.
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Until we see a cultural shift that reduces the responsibilities women are expected to juggle, working moms are likely to feel burdened by their busy schedules and nagging guilt.
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The sudden reversal highlights the challenge that Patreon faces as it figures out how to juggle success, investors, and the community that made it a destination for creative people.
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Now that they're a little older, I juggle several gigs — writing for various outlets, contributing to CNN — so I can also be there for soccer practices and family dinners.
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Zendaya can juggle 2 Spider-Men at once, and proved it when she and Tom Holland hooked up with a Spidey statue Thursday outside an L.A. comic book store.
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EASA's warning highlights the struggle to juggle rules on safety with increasingly stringent security protections and the wider risk that rules to solve one problem can lead to another.
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Tom Hanks is a renowned Hollywood actor and proud father of four adult children today, but it wasn't easy to juggle it all at the beginning of his career.
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The TREO even includes a supply of non-foaming shave gel built into the handle, so you won't have juggle between razors and tubes or cans of shaving cream.
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Mr. Taylor doesn't so much juggle the movie's various parts — including a fragmented timeline, a device that here is nothing but empty mannerism — as lob them at the screen.
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Throughout the season, Collins also had to juggle playing time with a roster that often struggled to score and, at times, had too many players for too few positions.
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But despite record economic growth during the last few years, many of these young suburban families are struggling to juggle student loans, housing prices, retirement savings, and childcare costs.
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Showrunner Angela Kang's ability to juggle such a large cast of characters while investing in original story lines separate from the comic help make "TWD" feel fresher than ever.
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"Those are four very distinct aspects that he has to juggle, and they don't really correlate all that well," said Daniel Alpert, managing partner at investment firm Westwood Capital.
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It's quite a lot to deal with, but I've been doing YouTube for years and years, so I just know how to juggle everything and balance it all out.
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Networks of friends and neighbors, which can be nice when you're a singleton in your 20s, become necessary when you're trying to juggle kids, a home and a job.
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As I juggle work and childcare and homeschool and toilet paper shortages and convincing my parents to take this all seriously, I know that you're juggling it all, too.
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Many Etsy shop owners make, customize, package, and ship their products themselves or with a small team, so there&aposs a lot to juggle as orders come flooding in.
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But policymakers are awkwardly attempting to juggle that with curbing financial excesses, particularly in the property market, where new home prices continue to rise at nearly 9% a year.
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Like many Americans trying to juggle a personal and professional life, you've probably come to this realization: your time could be better spent than shopping for groceries every week.
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There are some tepid efforts as well, like men on unicycles playing basketball, a few too many flubs like an acrobat falling into the net or a botched juggle.
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Deliveries of the jet were originally slated to begin this year, but Boeing has been able to juggle delivery schedules with other airlines, Muilenburg said on a conference call.
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Maybe you'll grab a "setup," sip whiskey and learn to juggle, or black out on rum and Cokes and wake up wearing loads of beads in the French Quarter.
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And here's the thing: Starting over with a new cast (ideally one that's a little less sprawling than the one season five eventually had to juggle) would be easy.
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In many cases, hosters need to juggle their business needs with those of the police or other authorities, and sometimes don't even realize hackers are operating within their confines.
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Each year, Oscar nominees juggle an action-packed award season dance card that has them all but commuting from one starry red carpet and black tie gala to the next.
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Now that it's possible to frenetically juggle prospects on multiple sites and apps and then bounce from bar to bed with them, the roller coaster can get very extreme indeed.
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This manifestation (2019's twist on the classic Tom Hanks movie Big) is perfectly embodied by Martin, who now must juggle running her tech company while also attending middle school.
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This Is How I Do It is Refinery29's day-in-the-life series featuring some of these impressive women, who juggle big careers and families with grace and humor.
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The probe now had a heavyweight leader removed from the ordinary chain of command, who no longer had to juggle multiple White House demands or worry about losing Trump's favor.
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This Is How I Do It is a new day-in-the-life series featuring some of these impressive women, who juggle big careers and families with grace and humor.
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And after a while, Uber could decide that it makes more sense to standardize in-app tipping, rather than continue to juggle different versions of its app in different cities.
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The advert, which at the time of writing has well over 2 million views on YouTube, centres around a man struggling to juggle work, shopping and family time at Christmas.
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The Core m3 isn't the most powerful processor in Intel's arsenal, but for the Chromebook Pro it's more than enough to juggle a dozen tabs without slow to a crawl.
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If you don't have the time to juggle an e-commerce side hustle, see what you can get for your items from a local consignment store, or consider donating them.
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"We always think we're efficient, and we can juggle, but most people don't multitask effectively, and you actually perform worse on all the tasks you need to do," he says.
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Multiple reports about investor concerns over AT&T's WarnerMedia plan have come out over the last several months, as analysts worry about AT&T having too many balls to juggle.
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Stars like her often have to juggle their busy work schedules with public appearances, so to even think about how they can inspire others in the meantime is something special.
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Two others who are part of the venture team but who also juggle other projects are Ashley Carroll, formerly a product lead at DocuSign, Optimizely and SurveyMonkey; and Palihapitiya himself.
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Cash-strapped millennials now have another expense to juggle, in addition to saving for retirement and paying student loans: They're shelling out tens of thousands for someone to watch Junior.
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Bron was also asked if he'll be able to juggle all of his off-the-court projects and still be successful with the Lakers ... and the answer was 100% confidence.
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About 2000 percent of freshmen add hours of work as they juggle tuition, housing and other bills – sometimes topping $215,000 a year at public universities and $70,000 at private colleges.
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He has to juggle his pro-business approach with left-leaning elements of the ruling African National Congress that want to legislate for land expropriation without compensation, among other policies.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Berg-Andersson will juggle questions from the news media and fellow data nerds over email, and he will call winners for Senate, House and other down-ballot primaries.
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In recent speeches and in interactions with black activists, President Obama has tried to juggle his condemnation of the killings of police officers with his support of Black Lives Matter.
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One critic for the Chicago Reader wrote that the drama had a "narrative that tries to juggle thriller elements, tons of pop culture imagery, and way too much philosophical baggage."
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Designed for those in a compact living situation, this breakfast station is perfect for college students desperately trying to juggle getting dressed in the morning, finishing homework, and preparing breakfast.
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The White House official, though, added that even though chances of passing health care look bleak, the White House intends to juggle between Graham-Cassidy and tax reform next week.
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I had to juggle, which one am I going to pay when, depending on who was calling and who was writing letters, and who was leaving notes on my door.
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He boasted to me in the humble-brag way peculiar to British upper-class men that, trying to juggle three jobs, he was unable to do any of them properly.
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"I bet plenty of millennials are the same people who are trying to juggle the rent and stay current on their student loans," Orman writes in a 2017 blog post.
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Garcia said the difficulties in voting made it harder for lower-income voters to juggle their regular lives and the time and transportation investments needed to go to the polls.
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Successful candidates will be self-starters, with the ability to effectively juggle multiple clients and track the happenings and legislation of all clients and industries to which they are assigned.
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In a confessional she then explains how difficult it is to juggle her loyalty to her family and her loyalty to her "brother" Jordyn, as she jokes in a flashback.
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Europe introduced curbs on short-selling, while bond markets tried to juggle both the risk to vulnerable countries but also that a fiscal spending splurge might impact safe-haven debt.
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The real test, analysts say, will come as states try to juggle ever-greater shares of intermittent renewable power and tackle other, harder-to-decarbonize sectors like transportation and industry.
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It's hard to juggle all of your different financial responsibilities in your 20s, especially if you're struggling with debt and having a hard time finding a job out of college.
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"We will both have to juggle this with our full-time jobs at our respective startups, so I'm really trying to experiment with how to efficiently scale up," Zhang said.
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Another toddler slipped from a mother's grasp as she was trying to juggle two more children on a sidewalk, and ran into the street, hitting the side of a car.
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In Congress, where the completion of even one major task at a time can overwhelm its institutional bandwidth, elected officials remain highly skeptical of their own capacity to juggle successfully.
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A source recently told PEOPLE that Spelling is "in a tough place" and "can get very stressed," noting that it isn't easy for her to juggle five young kids at home.
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It's true that to juggle the demands of free speech and those of security now constitutes one of the largest ethical and practical problems facing democratic states − and the tech corporations.
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The actress, writer, and producer also gave a nod to something all women can use a lot of as they try to juggle work and motherhood: the mentorship of other women.
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She claims the judge began to take a close interest in her professional and personal life, asking after her family and how she managed to juggle work with raising her daughter.
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Agility. What we mean by that is the ability to juggle a variety of tasks, understand priorities, meet unforeseen challenges, and adapt quickly when the market changes (because it always will).
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The issue of Brexit looms large not just over the UK, but Europe and the US as well, as startups and investors juggle the daily changing headlines with their overall strategy.
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But rather than having to juggle the demands of multiple services for food delivery, for example, Neoh believes Fave can aggregate those channels and offer it via one service, its own.
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FIRST LOOK: Season 3 of Rattled Rattled, meanwhile, will return to paint a candid picture of the trials and tribulations of new parents learning to juggle everything from relationships to finances.
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A source recently told PEOPLE that Spelling is "in a tough place" and "can get very stressed," noting that it isn't easy for her to juggle five young kids at home.
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Chudnovsky says it will remove the need to juggle and resize browser tabs by giving you an always-accessible version of Messenger that can replace some of the unofficial knock-offs.
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Owners can decide who they let enter or start their vehicle for a given amount of time through the smartphone app, rather than having to juggle a set of physical keys.
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"As tough as it's been to juggle motherhood and the demands of being in the House and now the Senate, it's made me more committed to doing this job," she said.
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Wayne has always had a complicated relationship with the various identities he's had to juggle, and this song is a good example of him looking to come to terms with them.
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"They found that if you scan [the brains of] adults before they learn how to juggle, and then three months later, you can see changes in the brain structure," says Dumontheil.
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A source recently told PEOPLE that Spelling is "in a tough place" and "can get very stressed," noting that it isn't easy for her to juggle five young kids at home.
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Google is also looking at improving activities like vacation planning where you have to juggle multiple tabs and documents, to make it easier to switch between hotel research and booking flights.
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"Although life is a juggle and I have to spend a few days away from Hazel here and there, when I'm not working I'm with her all the time," Blunt said.
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I'm trying to juggle my work with other people, while also being my own artist and releasing my own EP. I would expect it late this year, just to be safe.
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While most of us were running errands and enjoying a day off, the rapper had to juggle some major shade from Remy Ma and the end of her partnership with Kmart.
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" - NetflixAvailable July 25 Workin' Moms: Season 2 (2019)"Kate, Frankie, Anne and, now, Ian grow up alongside their kids as they juggle toddlers, aging, work-life balance and tough relationship issues.
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In March, Twitter was quietly mulling over the idea of a paid version of Tweetdeck, a tool for power users that juggle multiple accounts, though it's not moved forward with it.
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The movie's first trailer is available now, and it looks like the duo are going to juggle their typically incisive treatment of masculinity and race with a straightforward, badass action extravaganza.
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The Canadiens struggled to generate much offensively in the second, leading coach Michel Therrien to juggle a pair of his lines, recreating some lines that had some success in the past.
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Bi-Rite GroceryThere's just about no experience more famous in the city than getting stupid high in Dolores Park off weed truffles and watching all the crystal-clad burners juggle energy.
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The problem for them is the persistence of a traditional view of marital responsibilities, which makes it especially hard for a Japanese woman to juggle a full-time career with children.
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The show follows a group of best friends in San Diego — Nicole, Chandlar, Nikki, Alyssa and Cheyenne — as they juggle the demands of their luxurious lives all while raising their children.
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This generation is the first to grow up with smartphones, and juggle greater academic pressures with overarching worries about climate change as well as everyday anxiety over friends or fitting in.
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While the Amazon founder and CEO could juggle many tasks at once, he says that by focusing on one thing, he is able to produce better results and be more productive.
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Jerusalem (CNN)The Duke of Cambridge faces perhaps his biggest international test to date in his trip to the Middle East, where he will have to juggle politics, diplomacy and royalty.
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For physically smaller enemies, I'd time my dodges to hit them with a counter attack and leave them open an easily repeated uppercut/juggle move that shredded most threats in seconds.
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That's thanks to the performances of Justina Machado as an army vet trying to juggle two teenagers as a single mom and Rita Moreno as her tough-as-nails Cuban mother.
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At age 15, 10 years before he became a millionaire, Salesforce founder Marc Benioff sold his software application entitled "How to Juggle" for $75 and founded his own business, Liberty Software.
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"As tough as it's been to juggle motherhood and the demands of being in the House and now the Senate, it's made me more committed to doing this job," Duckworth said.
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"Brink!" is one of our favorites, thanks to the very 90s plotline of street rollerblading crews and one teens attempt to juggle corporate sponsorship with staying true to the blades, brah.
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It's never easy to juggle a million things at once (as so many mothers do, whether or not they work outside the home), and plenty of Biel's Twitter followers totally relate.
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The Burberry share price slumped, and investors grew increasingly anxious about whether Mr. Bailey could successfully juggle the roles of both creative and commercial leader in a more uncertain trading environment.
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To help meet its new targets, the state plans to erect massive offshore wind turbines, ramp up rooftop solar programs and install large new batteries to juggle all that renewable power.
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To juggle it all, Dance is on a plane almost every week — flying cross-country or to Paris for lengthy stints — so she's well versed in the challenges of packing light.
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Many countries have now closed schools as part of efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus, leaving many parents to juggle their own job and the role of a teacher.
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The downside is that this can require more research because rates for international carriers vary widely, and if you travel to multiple countries, you may have to juggle several SIM cards.
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When the proceedings begin in earnest on Tuesday, Roberts will have to juggle his trial commitments with his "day job" at the Supreme Court across the street from the U.S. Capitol.
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He screwed up when he was trying to juggle multiple women, and he also is a hopeless romantic who can't understand when things don't go the way he thinks they should.
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Love went out with a head injury in the first quarter, forcing Cavaliers Coach Tyronn Lue to juggle his rotations and keep James on the floor longer than he wanted to.
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No single global adapter (that I'm aware of, at least) can bring power to all of these things simultaneously, but Zendure's makes the juggle fairly — dare I say — pleasant to manage.
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Instead she focused on the fact that caregiving is a job that usually falls to women, but that three months is not enough time for them to juggle all their responsibilities.
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Now, there are growing calls for a single agency that can juggle the broad swath of concerns about the tech industry — not only antitrust, but also privacy, data protection and disinformation.
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"As tough as it's been to juggle motherhood and the demands of being in the House and now the Senate, it's made me more committed to doing this job," she says.
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Should I be angry at the P.B.M.s and insurance companies that juggle prices and formularies to maximize profits, passing along huge co-payments if they don't get a good enough deal?
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The year before, he had left his full-time job of six years — professor of mathematics and computer science at St. Joseph's University — because it was too hard to juggle both.
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This is of a piece with Hap and Leonard, however, because the show tries to juggle so many different elements and has but six episodes in which to pull them off.
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While "maternity leave" may not mean the same thing for everyone, balancing going back to work with family life is always a juggle no matter where you work or what you do.
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A few women with very young children have decided to run, despite research suggesting that voters can be uneasy about how female candidates with young children will juggle public and private duties.
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It should be more coherent to browse the app now that you won't lose your place because your feed randomly refreshes, and there shouldn't be as many disparate time stamps to juggle.
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Although we don't have the good fortune to know what it feels like to juggle a camera and flash while at a Ramones show, Jang's work illustrates an intimate view of punk.
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I feel like last year I was just trying to juggle my children and their schedule and soccer and I literally threw on anything in my closet and ran out the door.
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Pretty Little Mamas follows a group of best friends in San Diego — Nicole, Chandlar, Nikki, Alyssa and Cheyenne — as they juggle the demands of their luxurious lives all while raising their children.
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On the other hand, Teresa is trying to juggle the needs and wants of four daughters, ranging in age from 8 to sweet 16, who often feel like at least 12 kids.
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With a baby on the way, and 2-year-old daughter Hazel at home, Blunt said that balancing her professional and personal lives has been a "juggle" that likely won't get easier.
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Willie Dawson, 78, told CNBC she has to juggle her bills to pay for the dozen or so medications she takes to treat conditions that include hypertension and chronic obstructed pulmonary disease.
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She will also have to juggle competing priorities in negotiating the withdrawal from the European Union under the watchful eye of Brexit supporters who remain wary of her commitment to their cause.
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"The reality is even people who have accumulated seven figures juggle many financial goals, wants and needs," Marcy Keckler, Vice President of Financial Advice Strategy at Ameriprise said in a press release.
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The 30-year-old star revealed she and husband Eric Decker are learning to juggle going from raising two children to three after the birth of son Forrest Bradley on March 31.
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At their peak, The Prodigy were a credible and important part of the big beat scene, able to juggle disparate sounds like Ultramagnetic MC samples, chunky guitar riffs, and catchy synth lines.
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After school, in addition to the more traditional offerings of chess, theater and computers, she could take circus lessons, where children learned to juggle, walk on a tightrope and ride a unicycle.
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They know that they will be held to a different standard, their style of leadership may be questioned, and gender norms will make it that much harder to juggle family and work.
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"Online, it's been crazy: People talking about women in academia, and if women are celebrated for their professional achievements, and can women juggle having a child and being in academia," Humphrey recalls.
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I'm more focused than ever on getting out of debtIt's only in retrospect that I see that I was counting on my income remaining the same to juggle all my future bills.
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Drybar Brush Crush, available at Nordstrom, $145If you're like me and have been looking to cut down on styling time without needing to juggle multiple tools, then this is a great option.
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One volunteer who spoke with CNN earlier this week, Seth Morrison, did not sound confident about the ability for Democrats to juggle all the details with counting votes properly at the caucus.
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Lawmakers will need to juggle policy battles, including Trump's expected request for border wall funding, with the growing influence of the 85033 presidential race, all under a truncated election-year congressional schedule.
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With increases in rent and other costs, Mr. Gordon said, he was losing money and finding it more difficult to juggle the business along with his Fire Department job and family obligations.
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"I wanted to highlight the difficulties facing women who are trying to juggle their careers and raise children," the 42-year-old Ogata was quoted by the Asahi Shimbun daily as saying.
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But studies show individuals now juggle more than 20 total passwords at a time, typing out an average of eight per day, tempting users to employ a single code for multiple accounts.
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Film rights returned to the family in 1978 and Zapruder said she watched her father juggle the demands for public disclosure with her grandfather's wishes "to do good with it," she said.
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Cosmetics attempts to juggle two beauty trends that make oversight and record-keeping both difficult and necessary: It develops new products very quickly, and it markets itself as a cruelty-free brand.
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But the parents who pay to send their children to this daycare are people too, probably ones with jobs and the hectic schedule that comes along with trying to juggle work and family.
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On May 12th, moms all over the U.S.A. will be pampered and celebrated for their abilities to raise children, run households, and juggle careers, all while showering their family members with unconditional love.
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The big challenge for Merkel is to juggle these needs in a way acceptable to the public as the German electorate is not bound to get over its anti-Trump trauma anytime soon.
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The next year, she left UC Berkeley to turn professional, trading in her college routine to juggle the sponsor and media obligations that come with being one of U.S. sports' most recognizable faces.
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Facing an onslaught of news surrounding the White House, Saturday Night Live attempted to juggle all the new details in the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump in its cold open Saturday night.
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Cece and Schmidt have a "new, new girl" in their three-year-old daughter, Ruth, Cece's agency is thriving, and we find humor in the mundane as the duo juggle marriage and parenthood.
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Wednesday's third-quarter earnings report may offer clues to how Tesla can juggle the competing objectives of fast expansion and turning the corner into profitability that will justify the company's $46 billion valuation.
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The picture is bleaker in the post-conviction unit, the division handling many of the Guevara cases: The unit currently has a staff of just four people, who juggle around 250 cases each.
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It also has an IR blaster on the front that you can program to your TV's power and volume commands, so it can eliminate the two remote juggle many set top boxes require.
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O.J. Simpson — said that although the "level of opportunity has been tremendous," the husband and father-of-two is still trying to figure out how to juggle his amazing offers with family responsibilities.
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"It's not easy trying to juggle work and settle a new dog into your life, and many members of our crew have four-legged friends at home," said company co-founder James Watt.
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The California-based blogger and mother of four shared a snapshot last month that has since garnered a lot of attention for her impressive ability to juggle multiple parenting tasks at a time.
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The deeply integrated calendar is also a nice touch, especially when it comes to adding things to your schedule that you just got an email about without having to juggle around between apps.
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World number two Murray, 28, joins top-ranked Novak Djokovic, 17-times grand slam champion Roger Federer and reigning French Open champion Stanislas Wawrinka, who all juggle top-flight tennis with parental duties.
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At the time, a source told PEOPLE that Spelling was "in a tough place" and "can get very stressed," noting that it isn't easy for her to juggle five young kids at home.
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The overall idea is to make the job of office managers easier and more efficient by providing a single point of contact, so that they don't have to juggle different suppliers and invoices.
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It's not a terrible blow by any account, but it's a little bit inconvenient to have to juggle cables — unplugging the PSVR and then reconnecting your console — when you want those higher contrasts.
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A source told PEOPLE at the time that Spelling was "in a tough place" and "can get very stressed," noting that it isn't easy for her to juggle five young kids at home.
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Elected on a pledge to end austerity only to cave in months later, Tsipras is trying to juggle the competing demands of Greece's lenders and voters wearied by years of recession and austerity.
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Just like you, we need parenting advice as we try to work from home and juggle homeschooling, meal prep and family dynamics while worrying what to do when the toilet paper runs out.
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Lawyers who represent the poor can be required to juggle hundreds of cases at a time, accept pay far lower than the market rate, or take cases for which they have little experience.
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She has also recently been featured in a video series on being a working mom called "The Juggle is Real," and she's written guest columns for several trade publications covering the advice industry.
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But this alternative isn't likely to benefit the low-income people who have to juggle bills to survive, perhaps paying the heating bill late one month and the car insurance late the next.
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A fuzzy memory is not exactly unusual for any president given how much they typically juggle, much less a 72-year-old president who is the oldest ever elected for the first time.
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He keeps telling us that he can predict the future, and he keeps telling himself that Kushner can juggle more than even the most seasoned, brilliant White House aides of yesteryear pulled off.
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It's a "scary" concept to juggle parenting duties among more and more little ones, but Thomas Rhett's mantra is the more the merrier, as he has been told it gets easier after two kids.
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Even with the oddly unconventional behavior of the newly elected President Trump for them to juggle, Republicans recognize a mostly unobstructed opportunity to do what they like for at least the next two years.
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At least for now, he can juggle music lessons before school, football practice after school and working for his dad on weekends, so it's not like he has to choose any particular path yet.
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Others were forced to sit out the voting as it proved impossible to juggle the demands of work and travel arrangements home, even though additional flights were provided by budget carriers AirAsia and SilkAir.
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In the video above, a "garda" — the name for a police officer in Ireland — and a nun juggle a football on the sidewalk as amused onlookers watch the oddly soothing game of keepy uppy.
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The Get Down matches its imagery to the pulse of the music—it's plausible that a teenager would end up mauling her parents' turntable trying to learn how to beat-juggle like Grandmaster Flash.
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Turning the stereotype of the working mother unable to juggle multiple responsibilities on its head, Conway said on Fox Business News that unlike many men, she doesn't spend her free time on unnecessary distractions.
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But now all that the world wants to hear from me is how I juggle children and career, how I manage to get the kids to eat their veggies, how I lost the weight.
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As a result, employees can find themselves losing precious time — which in the world of financial services can often mean losing money — as they juggle multiple screens and perform repetitive processes across different applications.
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He'd bounce the ball on the edges of the cups, juggle with the stick, make a cats-cradle with the string, even take the ball in his hand and balance the stick on top.
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But the expansive menu of Euro-American fare meant Sasnauskas had to juggle the demands of bringing in fresh produce, sourcing proteins and fish, as well as running the business side of the restaurant.
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Pulling up itineraries can be a hassle because over the course of a longer vacation, there are so many items to juggle for flights, car rentals and hotel reservations for each city you visit.
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Each fighter must play their part in concert with everyone else or the whole thing will fall apart, and the split-screen, real-time presentation lets the scene juggle all of them at once.
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A midterm is an enormous ensemble drama, with dozens of characters to juggle — this one having introduced numerous viral-video sensations (some complete with nicknames, like "The Iron Stache") alongside the long-running characters.
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She works in a clam house on the boardwalk, scrambling for hoi polloi, while back at home she has to juggle her loud, loutish husband, Humpty (Jim Belushi), and her son, Richie (Jack Gore).
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I was worried how Shira would manage to juggle the experience of humiliation and the kind of shattering of all hope while still maintaining some sense of dignity as a woman and human being.
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Headlines are filled with people worried about when they'll be able to go back to work and trying to figure out the hours they'll need to work to stay afloat while they juggle responsibilities.
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There were moves in Europe to curb short-selling of stocks as bond markets tried to juggle both the risk to vulnerable countries but also a fiscal spending splurge might impact safe-haven debt.
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It will not only allow personalized music stations to play with a voice command, but also enable drivers to juggle chores like adding items to an existing grocery list with just a few words.
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It&aposs one less thing to juggle when you have your hands full with a newbornThe last thing you&aposll want to do after bringing home your new baby is shop for life insurance.
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As Mr. Christie described his fantasy baseball team, The Blue Hens in Action, his co-host expressed surprise that Mr. Christie was able to juggle the demands of fantasy baseball with running the state.
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The post-post-Cold War era, which has been slowly unfolding since the early 2000s, requires a president to manage and juggle three huge geopolitical trends — and the interactions between them — all at once.
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The GPU circus performer can only handle bowling pins — but he can juggle 10,1003 at a time, whereas a CPU can't really tackle that many bowling pins since it's so busy being flexible and multitasking.
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"I don't think there is really any appetite to dive back in (to stocks), and the Saudi situation is just another ball for investors to have to juggle," said CMC Markets' senior analyst Michael Hewson.
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Smoliy is seen as a safe pair of hands but his limited political experience could work against him as he tries to juggle commitments to external creditors while meeting opposition from populist factions in parliament.
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Chip attempting — and failing — to juggle eggs in the kitchen of their farmhouse and the whole gang playing basketball, will make fans miss Chip and Jo's antics already (even though they aren't leaving quite yet).
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Her co-founder and CEO Andrew Ambrosino, a former Kleiner Perkins design fellow, stumbled onto the problem as he struggled to juggle all the paperwork and programs companies typically hire an HR manager to handle.
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Modern sitcom moms like Black-ish's Rainbow Johnson and One Day at a Time's Penelope Alvarez seemingly juggle it all, with only occasional screen time dedicated to their personal struggles to be everything at once.
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Lenders have recently introduced programs that will make it easier for creditworthy borrowers to buy a home with very little down even as they juggle other demands, like student loan repayment or starting a family.
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The dispute presents a challenge for her popular Labour government ahead of an election next year as it looks to juggle the urgent need for more affordable housing against the demands of its Māori supporters.
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They also don't easily fit into your pocket or luggage, making any distance of travel a bit of a chore, on top of having to juggle however many cables are required for your various devices.
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To the right, as Segerman remarks in the video, is a "weird petal portal" that holds future versions of himself, while to the left in a window, past Segermans walk around his apartment and juggle.
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Ehrlich managed to juggle his duties as the band's lead singer and drummer, his reedy, lovelorn falsetto emerging from behind a full kit; Kakacek unspooled sweet, intricate guitar melodies a few steps to his right.
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We thought it would be cool to catch up with a variety of young teachers around the UK and ask them what it's really like trying to juggle their 20s with life in the classroom.
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New dads who have to juggle work and parenting are 6900 percent more likely to have a near miss at work and 2628 percent more likely to have one on the road due to fatigue.
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Gordhan will have to juggle the conflicting demands of the credit rating agencies with voters next week in his first budget since returning to the post, charged with restoring confidence in the nation's economic management.
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When Hadebe steps down this week, Eskom Chairman Jabu Mabuza will juggle his responsibilities on the board of directors with those of interim CEO for up to three months while a permanent replacement is found.
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We heard Boys Noize work methodically at Webster Hall, watched A-Trak juggle Robot Rock at Terminal Five, and felt the wall of bass at the first Reconstrvct events in Bushwick (Big up Joe Nice!).
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Recession-hit Argentina's industrial output fell 10.8 percent in January and 14.7 percent in December, which has heaped pressure on President Mauricio Macri as he looks to juggle reviving growth while reining in rampant inflation.
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"For my purposes, which do not in any way necessitate the need for a touchscreen or ability to juggle apps with my music collection, the [refurbished iPod] has been a very satisfying purchase," Anthony added.
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The proposed defense budget will face scrutiny by Ministry of Finance officials who may seek to rein in military outlays as they juggle demands for higher spending on health and welfare for Japan's ageing population.
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While many mothers, like my own, managed to juggle their domestic duties and professional tasks with remarkable grace, the demands on women without significant spousal support or social policy protection create an impossible balancing act.
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It has information I really wanted to learn, so with a pencil ready I just needed to juggle the weight of the book, adjusting the light and attempting to make good notes and underlining sections.
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Fun has been in short supply for many of us, as we've been gripped by worries about how to protect ourselves and our families, how to juggle working from home with home-schooling our children.
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During an autonomous driving demonstration, she pointed out that such driver monitoring systems can assess a driver's cognitive load levels — how many tasks the person is trying to juggle — and then adjust other car functions.
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Delays in bringing cases to trial often upend the lives of some Bronx residents, who have to juggle court dates they cannot miss with work, family obligations and medical emergencies, lawyers for the plaintiffs said.
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There were moves in Europe to curb short-selling of stocks, while bond markets tried to juggle both the risk to vulnerable countries but also that a fiscal spending splurge might impact safe-haven debt.
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"While jury service is a critically important civic duty, we also know new moms oftentimes juggle countless responsibilities and navigate enormous adjustments in the early stages of their child's life," Cuomo said in a statement.
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" Vanity Fair also kept it light, tweeting that the "third leg" is actually the lining of Witherspoon's dress and, "As for @Oprah, how can we expect her to juggle it all with just two hands?
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And with the advent of Netflix instant streaming and other entertainment-based apps, the Xbox 360 was beginning its descent into interface madness, having to juggle gaming with other forms of entertainment on the dashboard.
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Yet with several more star-studded ceremonies to come, questions linger as to how well Hollywood's awards apparatus can juggle serving as a rallying point for that movement with its more prosaic, self-congratulatory business.
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Z. is up at 6:30 so I juggle getting her nursed and ready along with myself, the pups, and V. We make it out the door on time and my hair is blown out.
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Portraying a hapless, Chaplinesque sort of character, he also copes with a ladder that falls apart (while he's on it), a problematic slack wire and multiple props to juggle (in all senses of the verb).
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If you are a freelancer, juggle a full-time job and a freelance hustle, or own your own business, filing online could also be a good option, though again, it will depend on your specific circumstances.
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The preparation was a juggle of logistics: Figuring out her styling, figuring out her speech, figuring out how to introduce her family, including 89-year-old mom Esther, to her new friends in the transgender community.
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D-Link is taking a hybrid approach here, embracing the traditional design of wireless routers, but adding a simple extender to help eliminate dead spots without having to juggle multiple wireless networks, or reduced network speeds.
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Through an app and some intelligent back-and-forth communications with multiple devices in range, the base station can triage which devices need charging first, and will automatically juggle between them based on their power demands.
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Opening up to PEOPLE about what it's like to be a mom and also juggle multiple career obligations, Williams explained in September that while it can be challenging, that's also what makes her life so enjoyable.
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Airbus bought the loss-making A220 programme from Canada's Bombardier last year and immediately began offering it to customers that already have other Airbus aircraft, allowing it to juggle prices and ancillary services across the fleet.
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"Just trying to figure out how to balance being a mother of a 6-year-old and of twins that need me — and giving myself creatively and physically, it was a lot to juggle," she said.
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This means that users that want to download, say, the whole of Mr. Robot season one, won't have to juggle their files, moving them about from main to removable storage as they run out of space.
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Apple aims to bring together its own shows into one central location with content from media companies, saving iPhone and other Apple device users from having to juggle multiple apps for those channels, the sources said.
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While its closest pursuers juggle league games with Cup matches and two-game series in the Champions League or Europa League, Leicester will have a singular focus — and, more important, plenty of rest — down the stretch.
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It sounds like a lot to think about on top of all other things you need to juggle as a freelancer, but it's worth it knowing my family would be taken care of during challenging times.
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In some ways, these changes are in line with a general shift toward a gig economy or "hustling," in which people juggle an assortment of jobs to make up for the lack of a stable income.
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When companies make unusual financial disclosures, they need to juggle their duty to inform shareholders, their desire to get ahead of a big surprise and the need to keep some information secret from competitors, he said.
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The victory was extra special for former world No. 20203 Scott, who had not triumphed on the PGA Tour for nearly four years as he tried to juggle his career with becoming a father of two.
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Other articles accused Mr. Dojcinovic of working alternately for organized crime, the businessman and philanthropist George Soros and Western intelligence agencies, without explaining how he managed to juggle working for all three at the same time.
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The White House has hyped the event by declaring that the speech will be "non-traditional," which sounds like he's going to juggle knives or something, so we'll be watching the live feed with bated breath.
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If that weren't enough for gilt traders, the Bank of England is having to juggle rising inflation with the expected negative economic impact of Brexit, and Scotland's first minister Nicola Sturgeon this week proposed another independence referendum.
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The show also follows the couple as they move into a new home with their adorable 11-month-old daughter Poppy, juggle fatherhood with running their respective design businesses, and battle it out over personal decorating decisions.
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Seacrest, 42, revealed on Monday morning that, though he's taking up residence in New York City, he will also likely cross the country every week in order to juggle his Live hosting duties alongside Kelly Ripa, 46.
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This one uses LED lights to determine how to keep the ball balanced: There are plenty of good Arduino steppers available as open-source libraries, but their reaction times aren't quite fast enough to juggle a ball.
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And just as a pianist depends on muscle-memory to juggle thousands of notes in a concerto, so Ms Jones depends on that same faculty to synchronise her imagery fluently and flexibly with the singers on stage.
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After all, she's learned a lot from the big sis Kim Kardashian, who somehow manages to juggle her business, her three children, and her marriage all while convincing people that Matrix-looking glasses are actually pretty chic.
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TURNAROUND PLAN When Hadebe steps down this week, Eskom Chairman Jabu Mabuza will juggle his responsibilities on the board of directors with those of interim CEO for up to three months while a permanent replacement is found.
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" Later, she adds: "Just trying to figure out how to balance being a mother of a 6-year-old and of twins that need me—and giving myself creatively and physically, it was a lot to juggle.
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Released in 1986 as the result of Lee's industrious determination to see it through, the independent film was a 90-minute journey into the life of a twenty-something struggling artist trying to ethically juggle three lovers.
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Then he asked if I knew any yo-yo tricks so I showed him the tricks I'd learned as a kid and he said if I could learn to juggle then he could give me a job.
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Apple aims to bring together its own shows into one central location with content from media companies, saving iPhone and other Apple device users from having to juggle multiple apps for those channels, sources earlier told Reuters.
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Here's what we found: Spicer has fielded more than 2,000 questions about a vast number of topics over the past 100 days, but a few issues jump out as the ones he's most often had to juggle.
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Instead, features like the web sign-on are likely to drive brand loyalty by making it easier for users to log into apps without having to juggle multiple passwords, said Ben Bajarin, an analyst at Creative Strategies.
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On the scale of "people who are inordinately proud about having the most minor and inconsequential of oddities about them," Leap Day birthday people are right up there with the left handers and people who can juggle.
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Even after the electoral conference, policy will still be influenced by competing factions in the ANC and the government will juggle multiple complex policy objectives, in particular improving business confidence and addressing the high degree of inequality.
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"You have to juggle everything," explains the mom of two young children — son Remington "Remy" Alexander, 6 months, and daughter River Rose, 2 — as well as the stepmom to two children from husband Brandon Blackstock's first marriage.
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The self-propelling component could come in handy for parents who want to go for a jog with their baby, or need to be hands-free to juggle other bags at the airport or supermarket, for example.
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"I don't believe in reincarnation, but if I did he is Rudolf Nureyev," Maor said, referring to the ballet great once described as juggling "his weight on his feet the way magicians juggle objects with their hands".
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For some, Mr. Byford's comments ignore the reality that New Yorkers who juggle several jobs or have long commutes may be more pressed for time and their subway ride is the only chance they have to eat.
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And Fox executives frequently have been forced to juggle advertiser discontent with the need to ensure that Hannity, does not leave for a rival network, like Sinclair Broadcast Group, a right-leaning owner of local TV stations.
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This week's episode was a testament to making do, as we've had to cancel some trips, juggle a few guests, and get up and running as a podcast that have guests dial in without losing our stride.
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Parents would be forced to juggle their own work responsibilities with what could amount to "a vast, unplanned experiment in mass home-schooling," said Kevin Carey, vice president for education policy at New America, a think tank.
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How you choose to juggle accounts from former workplaces could make a big difference in how much you'll ultimately have at retirement, said Alison Borland, executive vice president for defined contribution solutions at benefits administrator Alight Solutions.
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From his earliest appearances as a child on TV to being interviewed by Oprah Winfrey and a clip from a well-known golf ball juggle ad, the 60-second spot shows a montage of his best moments.
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Jane the Virgin, a series that has managed to juggle delicate and important subjects like religion, abortion, and immigration with soap opera hijinks, has only ever gotten an Outstanding Narrator nomination, which it has lost every time.
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But this is the first time lawmakers have had to juggle a nude photo scandal of this magnitude: potentially hundreds of photos that could be disseminated at lightning speed via conservative outlets and spread on social media.
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Though it too has seen strong demand for its single-aisle A320neo, Airbus is struggling to keep up deliveries due mainly to engine issues, with deliveries down 11 percent in the first quarter, prompting it to juggle priorities.
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This is less of an issue if you, say, have the GoPro strapped to your chest with a harness and you don't need to juggle between holding the camera, watching where you're going and looking at your phone.
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Because the device channels hot air directly through a set of soft, firm, or round brush attachments, users don't have to use both hands to juggle a separate brush and hair dryer while smoothing or volumizing their hair.
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Just a few weeks ago, Zoey Johnson (Yara Shahidi) was a college freshman trying (and relatablely more often than not, failing) to juggle school work, new friendships, sex, love, crying parents, and a burgeoning abuse of prescription pills.
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Pantaleón joins Fierro and other women — housewives who juggle child-rearing, house chores, and part-time jobs — gathering water requests from their neighbors, coordinating trucks' routes with local authorities, and riding along to ensure the operation runs smoothly.
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That means wrestling with the notion that a new communication tool and another app to contend with might create more noise, especially as employees juggle email and other workflow necessities that Slack won't be able to completely eliminate.
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But the road to success has been a hard trek from a remote rainswept town in which the Murray matriarch struggled to juggle childcare responsibilities with that of scraping together pennies to nurture her sons' promising tennis careers.
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Deadline reported that CBS has given a pilot order for Mission Control, a NASA-themed drama that "revolves around the next generation of NASA astronauts and scientists who juggle their personal and professional lives" during a critical mission.
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Every episode is a must-watch, and you'd better be paying attention: Shows like Game of Thrones and Sons of Anarchy juggle multiple intertwining plot lines over dozens of episodes, sometimes developing narrative payoffs over the course years.
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It was blindsided by the newly popular World Wide Web, unable to juggle a complicated set of corporate partnerships, and undercut by its own parent company, Apple, which beat it to market with the similar-looking Newton PDA.
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For Zoey, she is forced to reckon with her own insecurities as she enters a huge new chapter of her life, along with her newfound reliance on Adderall as a way to juggle the growing demands of college.
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But the timing of placing products in stores is becoming an experimental battlefield, as the labels have to juggle the constant demand for novelty with the lengthy manufacturing cycles needed to make their high-end clothes and accessories.
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"Women and moms of Gen Z depend on apps to juggle their many roles in life — but they also know the downsides of tech too well," Jola Burnett, vice president of Consumer Life, said in the press release.
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She says LaBeouf spent two months with Jupe prior to shooting, "playing cards together, going to baseball games, learning how to juggle," and many crew members were people LaBeouf had worked with as far back as Even Stevens.
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"We can have set pricing for all those merch partners that will be lower than they can get on their own," while alleviating creators from having to juggle spreadsheets of who gets what and mailing it all themselves.
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Mara Wilson — who was little Natalie Hillard in the movie — played a waitress at the restaurant where Abbi tries to juggle a date with Trey and Ilana's parents' anniversary celebration, without each party knowing the other is there.
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The company says it eliminates steps such as finding a real estate agent and hosting open houses, and homeowners are not stuck waiting to sell their house before they can move or forced to juggle two house payments.
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Even with a husband who is always willing to juggle his schedule next to mine, and a full-time nanny, who lavishes love on our daughter for nine hours each day, there are mountains that can't be moved.
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The danger for China and for U.S.-China economic ties more broadly is that organizations finding themselves in the same situation may have to juggle not only Chinese but also American values when considering their operations in China.
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Medical Accuracy: 6/10Entertainment Value: 7/10Showtime's "Nurse Jackie" is a medical comedy about an emergency-room nurse who tries her best to juggle her demanding job and personal life while dealing with an addiction to prescription drugs.
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Like others, I had allowed Aunt Nettie to keep my calendar back in the days when, as the young head of an English as a second language program, I still had immigrants to teach and obligations to juggle.
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Kauffman, though admirably direct in her language, doesn't always juggle all the moving parts gracefully; Jimmy, bearer of the most significant revelation in the novel, enters late and exits quickly, making his appearance feel almost like a cameo.
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Maradona, who had so much natural skill that he would often juggle the ball during the team's warm-up with his bootlaces still undone, was always going to be a hard act to follow in an Argentina shirt.
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Anti-doping authorities from 17 nations, including Canada, Australia and the United States, have called for stronger enforcement that is more independent of national and global authorities who juggle conflicting roles in both promoting and policing their sports.
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"That means members of minority communities are forgoing wages; they're having to juggle child and family care and all sorts of other things that white voters don't have to do," said Charles Stewart III, an M.I.T. political scientist.
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There's a superhero aspect to the early episodes, as Sabrina tries to juggle her unsuspecting friends with an opportunity to attend the Academy of Unseen Arts and, having come of age, sign herself over to the Dark Lord.
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Vin Weber, who was a Republican congressman from Minnesota in the 1980s and 1990s, said that in the attempt to juggle all the demands they face at home and in Washington, today's lawmakers have set themselves an impossible schedule.
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Since that's quite a lot to juggle, and since there are thousands — literally *thousands* — of WordPress themes out there right now, finding the specific one that's best for your site and its purpose can prove a wee bit challenging.
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The broad 500-stock index, though still up more than 15% this year, is down more than 2.5% for the month as investors juggle new recession warnings from the bond market and decent-to-good prints on U.S. employment.
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"That's not for me or us to juggle if he physically shouldn't play; that's a decision he should make," Fisher said when asked whether the Knicks would try to manage his condition with the All-Star Game in mind.
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Maybe one day they'll use their VFX wizardry to make me look like I'm ripping a solo on three key-tars while juggling them (word of warning guys, I don't know how to juggle or play the key-tar).
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In Washington, House Republicans are likely gambling that the United States outbreak will be relatively mild, and GOP denunciation of the Obama administration's failure to swiftly juggle budgets to conjure funds for fighting the virus will garner public support.
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It was an adaptation of the Archie comic and starred Melissa Joan Hart as Sabrina Spellman, a 16-year-old half-witch, half-mortal who had to juggle high school and her powers to repeatedly disastrous and kooky consequences.
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Halsey — who plays herself during a pivotal moment in Ally's life during A Star Is Born — shared on the American Music Awards red carpet that she knows exactly what it's like to juggle two wildly different people within herself.
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Scotiabank economist Mario Correa said volatility is in order as investors looking to forecast the peso's value "juggle" the outlook for a strong economy and, potentially, some interest rate cuts against heavy uncertainties surrounding trade negotiations and the elections.
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When you constantly feel that you have to juggle your regular workload with acts of selflessness, that balance can begin to feel like a burden — and Grant says blocking out "giving time" can help relieve you of the stress.
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We got Nick after his debut as the new morning host at Power 106 in Los Angeles and our photog asked him about wearing many hats -- radio, TV, movies, school, business ventures -- and how he's able to juggle everything.
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It's been nearly three years since I graduated college, and my conditioning has continued to slip because of my apparent inability to juggle a full-time job, a life where I remember to do my taxes, and working out.
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It follows a young boy named Kun in the emotionally fraught months after his new baby sister, Mirai, enters his life, as his parents try to juggle the demands of two children, their jobs, and their attention-starved dog.
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The songs on his new album, "Carry Fire," contemplate love, history and even a little bit of politics while they continue to juggle ever-shifting proportions of rock, blues and pop along with Celtic, Arabic and African music. Nonesuch.
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Having served as Virginia's governor and as party chairman in 2009, Kaine acknowledged concerns among some Democrats that the position should not go to an elected official who would have to juggle the Democratic National Committee and other responsibilities.
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Commentators have traced that desire on Mr. Macron's part — to juggle two opposing viewpoints at once — to his early philosophical training as an assistant to one of France's most celebrated 20th-century philosophers, Paul Ricoeur, who died in 2005.
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Given the deaf ears of an indifferent human resources staff that has to juggle hundreds of employees, how do I navigate this politically charged climate and convince my co-workers to not discuss politics for eight hours a day?
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He must juggle Prime Minister Theresa May's promise to end austerity with his drive to clean up high levels of public debt, all against the backdrop of huge uncertainty about Britain's exit from the EU in just over five months' time.
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But even though these services all have the same core functions — find friends, post pictures, send messages — teenagers juggle them constantly, developing arcane customs for what to post where and ditching one app for another the moment it becomes uncool.
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Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter And even though he's yet to meet Kaling's daughter Katherine, he's in awe of The Wrinkle in Time star's ability to seamlessly juggle all of her different responsibilities.
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When your unread-email count goes up with every minute, it's hard to know what to respond to and when — and getting your day-to-day tasks done on top of email management can seem almost too difficult to juggle.
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You can read up on what to do during this time and prepare as much as possible, but until you're in the throes of surviving the juggle of motherhood and entrepreneurship, I don't think there is any advice that will help.
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I talked to my mom about her decision to give up her career to raise my son, Des, and if she's seen the working world change since she was in her 30s raising two kids and trying to juggle it all.
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It usually consists of shaking off the remaining cobwebs of Thursday night's one-too-many glasses of wine and coming up with a plan of how to juggle work and the important task of WhatsApping the group to talk weekend plans.
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Paychex president and CEO Martin Mucci said some caution is seeping into labor markets ahead of the presidential election and as business owners juggle new health-care and minimum-wage regulations and prepare for the launch of overtime rules in December.
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FactGem, which is launching in our Disrupt New York Battlefield competition today, was born out of Megan Kvamme's frustration with trying to juggle hundreds of Excel spreadsheets — and the data in them — while she was working as an investment banker.
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Wenig of eBay surprised the group by talking about other life events demanding programs to keep women engaged in the workforce — like elder care — sorely needed by women as they juggle kids and aging parents and their job in the middle.
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Aside from languages, anything you can read up about on the web, or watch a video for on YouTube, you can learn on your phone (though obviously you can't practice the piano or juggle clubs while you're on the move).
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan must juggle the conflicting demands of voters and credit rating agencies next week in his first budget since he returned to the post, charged with restoring confidence in the nation's economic management.
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Directed by Spanish filmmaker Nacho Vigalondo (Timecrimes, Extraterrestrial), Colossal attempts to juggle science fiction, a cracked rom-com, a monster movie, and an allegory about imperialistic hubris—an insane combination that would bedevil even the most militaristically disciplined of filmmakers.
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Four years sober, James still evinces the volatile mood swings of the classic dry drunk, one minute cruelly demeaning young Otis (played with heartbreaking guilelessness by Noah Jupe), the next teaching him how to juggle with pairs of rolled-up socks.
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A secretary of the Space Force will not have to juggle his budget in order to fund the latest fighter or tanker aircraft programs, and space will have an equal seat at the budget table, on par with the other services.
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Everyone has the packing essentials they never travel without, but the list can look a little different for business travelers, who tend to take shorter, more frequent trips and must juggle packed schedules once they touch down at their destination.
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Without getting too nerdy, the single-core score tells you how fast a device is able to perform one task at a time and the multi-core score tells you how well it's able to juggle multiple tasks at a time.
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"In light of the Bank of England's announcement last week, it'll be interesting to see how shoppers, who have so far demonstrated their resilience, continue to juggle the many demands on their budget," said Paul Lockstone, managing director at Barclaycard.
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And if millions of followers are seeing a no-holds-barred glimpse into everything that caring for a newborn entails and watching Teigen juggle family and career and her relationship and time for herself, it can only be a good thing.
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The disaster poses a headache for the new government of far-right President Jair Bolsonaro, whose new business-friendly administration must juggle public anger over the tragedy and its own desire to ease mining and environmental regulations to kick-start growth.
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We talked about how he's able to juggle so many apps at once, the tricks of the trade he's learned as a permalancer, and how he avoids burnout in a job where you could be working 27 hours a day.
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Indeed, administration officials said the situation had the unintended benefit of making it easier for Mick Mulvaney, the newly installed acting White House chief of staff, to settle into his job because he did not have as many issues to juggle.
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When I've got work, I juggle: playing cars while listening to a conference call, setting him up with a project before opening my laptop, and when I need to, turning on the TV or handing him my phone without guilt.
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Many juggle multiple jobs that offer part-time work with no job security or access to basic labor protections like worker's compensation, overtime pay, or unemployment insurance—making their lives an endless scramble from one yoga studio to the next.
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Ruth Davidson quit as leader of the Conservative Party in Scotland on Thursday, saying she could no longer juggle the demands of being a politician with family life and suggesting she would no longer stand as a politician in 2021.
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Covering this story has felt a bit like trying to juggle while holding on to the roof of a swerving car: Every day has brought something new, and it's been hard to keep up with all the possible stories and changes.
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Of those surveyed, 12 percent of workers age 553-54 and 17 percent of those over age 55 said they struggle to juggle the demands of work with other aspects of their life, compared to just one in 10 millennials.
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Instead, 37% are over the age of 25, they often attend classes part-time while they juggle at least one job and nearly a quarter are parents, requiring the higher education system to serve across generations and situations of students.
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If you've ever looked at your vast assortment of emotes, voice lines, and sprays — the cosmetic bits and pieces that let you inject some of your own personality into the game — and wondered how to juggle them all, Blizzard's got your back.
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Most episodes are not preoccupied with the familiar tune—the terror of families being ripped apart by deportation—and instead search elsewhere; they juggle the reality of citizenship, of what it means to make a big life from the little you've been apportioned.
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But analysts warn the market moves in stocks and bonds and other assets could also be even more exaggerated than normal, as fund managers around the world juggle positions, selling both winners and losers ahead of the end of the second quarter Thursday.
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As the scientific community tries to learn more about Zika — which appears to be linked to microcephaly, which causes babies to be born with unusually small heads — companies are trying to establish policies that juggle both personal privacy and potential health hazards.
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The show also follows the couple as they move into a new home with their adorable 11-month-old daughter Poppy, juggle fatherhood with running their respective design businesses, and battle it out over decorating decisions in the realest you-and-your-S.
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Investor David Kudla, chief investment strategist for Michigan-based Mainstay Capital Management, said GM must "carefully juggle" its restructuring with the rollout of its high profit vehicles even as it invests for the industry's future while facing such headwinds as declining global sales.
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I simply want to share a snapshot of my life as an advertising executive who's trying to juggle it all — and more importantly, openly admit that at any given time I feel like I'm failing at one or more parts of my life.
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"This is a game changer for moms and working parents across the country who are thinking about running for office but don't know how to juggle going without a salary and taking on the extra childcare expenses," Grechen Shirley posted on Facebook.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is expected to turn to trusted allies on Thursday when he names a cabinet that will need to make tough budget decisions and juggle the demands of other parties if his minority government is to survive.
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In the last few months, Ms. Lee has been getting up in the wee hours to juggle the three jobs of writing, directing and running the studio, as she and Mr. Buck prepare for the release of "Frozen 2" on Nov. 22.
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