I jump at the chance and we have a great time.
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I would jump at the chance to play Gaby Solis again.
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Voters are going to jump at the chance to support him.
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Doctors don't often jump at the chance to take new training.
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If his owner is open to a swap, jump at the chance.
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LOS ANGELES — What stage actor wouldn't jump at the chance to play Hamlet?
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Brands jump at the chance to make a profit off #Saudi's historic announcement pic.twitter.
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He would jump at the chance but knows he has a lot to learn.
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William laughed and said his 4-year-old son would jump at the chance.
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Princess Marie of Denmark didn't exactly jump at the chance to become a princess.
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She would also jump at the chance to be in charge of a team.
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Richards couldn't understand why intellectuals didn't jump at the chance to spar with Flynt.
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David Chase, on the other hand, doesn't exactly jump at the chance to look back.
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Did it jump at the chance for a joyride and a fleeting taste of freedom?
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Mr. Grant was not the only person to jump at the chance the raids provided.
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But we've got good reason to think she'd jump at the chance to sing alongside Spears.
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Which ones do you always jump at the chance to be a part of and why?
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It's been a long day, and they jump at the chance to hit the waves as .
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No wonder North Korea didn't exactly jump at the chance to give up its nuclear weapons.
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ANONYMOUS Who wouldn't jump at the chance to save 40 minutes a day in commuting time?
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Parents who are told there is hope of treatment or cure will jump at the chance.
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What institution of higher learning wouldn't jump at the chance to have this modern family on campus?
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And of course, people would jump at the chance to buy the mansion from "The Bachelor" franchise.
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LONDON — Most of us would jump at the chance to get paid to dine out in posh restaurants.
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If you play your cards right, they very well might jump at the chance to win you over.
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Given this, Diaz would probably jump at the chance to settle the score with Alvarez on Melendez's behalf.
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Andrew tells us he'd jump at the chance, and thinks he could bring a lot to the table.
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Others will turn their noses up at art -- but will jump at the chance to design a robot.
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Conmebol would surely jump at the chance to regularly hold qualifiers in the lucrative US and Mexico markets.
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When monopolies and oligopolies thrive, the critics of free markets jump at the chance to blame liberal capitalism itself.
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And I feel certain that when Charles inherits the throne he will jump at the chance to get involved.
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Many cities would jump at the chance to get more high-paying tech jobs, retail stores and housing units.
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Typically, police officers jump at the chance to get their hands on any and every new toy they can.
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Her brand is still hot and other right-wing outlets would likely jump at the chance to employ her.
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Infrastructure funds will jump at the chance to invest in American projects, as will pension funds seeking long-lived assets.
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"I don't think there are many parents who wouldn't jump at the chance to help their kid," said Dan Beutler.
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And let's be honest, here — most of us would jump at the chance to be an influencer if we could.
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That's the beginnings of an on-ramp job, and I bet many a high-schooler would jump at the chance.
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Someone so singularly focused on protecting America's way of life would surely jump at the chance to state that unequivocally.
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An ACLU attorney, Lee Gelernt, said organizations would jump at the chance to help connect the parents with the children.
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"It's very rare to find five roles in one piece that we'd all jump at the chance to play," Kidman said.
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While we would jump at the chance to watch BB-8 roll through our yard, the Crown's reasons actually make sense.
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This time, when Fitz decides to be the hero, they all jump at the chance for him to take the fall.
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I'm guessing many writers would jump at the chance to speak directly to their own big audience—if they had one.
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Lots of people, in other words, might jump at the chance to move to Akron if they were given the opportunity.
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If the CEPC became the world's most powerful accelerator, those countries would no doubt jump at the chance to join in.
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In a year like this one, who wouldn't jump at the chance to lose themselves in the dark for a little while?
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But while most kids might jump at the chance to bond with the musician, 40, Luna and Miles don't seem as impressed.
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Yet still, every time, Republicans in Congress jump at the chance to open an investigation or threaten a shutdown in the aftermath.
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It won't be lost on him that his Kurdish enemies would jump at the chance to cause him embarrassment on the global stage.
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Sarah Ellison, contributing editor at Vanity Fair: No journalist I know would jump at the chance to give El Chapo pre-publication approval.
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I don't think I know a model plus-size or otherwise who wouldn't jump at the chance to walk in the VS show!
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Mr. Nobody Most movie stars would jump at the chance to show off their range by playing multiple characters in the same movie.
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It doesn't happen often, but when it does, we jump at the chance to score an iPad, Macbook, or AirPods at a discounted price.
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Most girls would jump at the chance to portray iconic fairy tale heroine Cinderella, but the actress declined to play that particular Disney princess.
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So when a stylish celeb steps out in an affordable piece, we jump at the chance to score their look at real-people prices.
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And all would surely jump at the chance given the likely-sizable ratings a Trump (and even Pence) Town Hall would bring with them.
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Many Americans would jump at the chance to work for these innovative, high-paying companies that Democrats apparently believe are shattering the American Dream.
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Decorated wrestler Jared Rosholt was also recently released from the UFC, and would surely jump at the chance to fight a great like Fedor.
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Apparently, all it takes is a plea from his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping, and Trump will jump at the chance to protect those foreign jobs.
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After decades of A-list fame and high-fashion red carpet moments, one would think designers would jump at the chance to dress Jane Seymour.
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Having lived in a camper van in a past life, I'm all too eager to jump at the chance to relive it whenever I can.
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Only then will investors start to see some stability, but that does not mean they should jump at the chance to buy in, Cramer warned.
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And while that seems to mean Robbie Lawler or Nick Diaz, Condit would almost certainly jump at the chance for a high-stakes rematch with MacDonald.
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First were those who jump at the chance to implement guidelines and practices designed to keep people in their communities and out of the carceral system.
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As Midterm Elections approach they won't outright urge people to vote, but they'll eagerly jump at the chance to retweet that Ariana Grande/Pete Davidson meme.
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"I jump at the chance to meet and be in the company of women empowering one another and doing things to elevate each other," she said.
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There have been really hard moments along the way but I would tell anyone to jump at the chance to do this show if they can.
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But before you jump at the chance, think about how it will affect your performance in both your side hustle and your other responsibilities at work.
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My fiancé suggests we go around the corner to the neighborhood diner we like, and I jump at the chance to not have to figure out food!
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Many early employees — those with at least 10,000 shares — are expected to jump at the chance to turn their on-paper wealth into possibly millions of dollars.
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Farage is in on it and would jump at the chance to team up with Johnson at an election to make sure he gets what he wants.
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Hager sees hotels as breeding grounds for vice and sin, but both Harriet and Sandy jump at the chance to work at one, motivated by a paycheck.
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We're told Lindsie is looking for a heartfelt gesture from pops ... and if the opportunity presents itself to become a happy fam again, she'd jump at the chance.
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However, a recent Nomura survey of 109 market investors found that over half of investors would jump at the chance after an AMLO victory to buy undervalued assets.
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The right idea, experience and the track record of turning Flexport into a $3.2 billion freight forwarding unicorn led investors to jump at the chance to fund Placement.
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Wade, the 22019 Supreme Court decision that extended federal protections to abortion, might eventually be overturned and that some states would jump at the chance to ban abortions.
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If anyone stands to gain from The Goop Lab, though, it's not the viewers, or the staffers who jump at the chance to go on a 'shroom trip.
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Newell and his colleagues concluded that these nerds would jump at the chance to use their brains and technology to solve knotty technical problems that actually made a difference.
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Last May, Poehler and Offerman both told Ellen DeGeneres that they would jump at the chance for a Parks and Rec reboot — but only if Beyoncé joined the cast.
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You'd think young people would jump at the chance to earn a good living, but blue-collar jobs have been trending downwards inverse to the rise of university degrees.
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For anyone missing a dog back home or looking for a companion to stroll with on the beach, roughly a dozen rescue dogs here would jump at the chance.
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Wouldn't you jump at the chance to get an extremely valuable present-value tax deferral and to have secretary of state added to your résumé at the same time?
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However, the bank's management is keen to shift focus from the recap to the restructuring and hopes investors will jump at the chance to switch out of small, illiquid securities.
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Gosling and Mendes have managed to keep their relationship and family life incredibly cryptic, but the enigmatic pair jump at the chance to gush over each other and their children.
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If Trump wants to truly make America great again, then he should jump at the chance to create a global trade system that benefits both the U.S. and our partners.
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Tonight your dancers put me up to this but anyone would be stupid not to jump at the chance to hop on that damn moving bed and grab your face looooool.
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If states declined to take money to do the easy thing, I'm skeptical they would look at a similar amount of money and jump at the chance to do what's hard.
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So when Adda's brother Pel invites them to join the pirates, they jump at the chance, stealing a ship as a sort of audition to land a place on the crew.
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In normal circumstances, I'll jump at the chance to take an NFL team getting more than two touchdowns, and at home, in Miami, in September, this should be a slam dunk.
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Outdoorsy types should jump at the chance to sign up for FuboTV's Adventure Plus package, which includes — fittingly — the Outdoor Channel, the Sportsman Channel, Outside TV, World Fishing Network, and MAVTV.
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Now any chance I have to share that awareness of what bodies look like and what people of value look like — which, spoiler alert, is everyone — I jump at the chance.
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Every time they get something that gives them something new, but is still in their comfort zone, and they trust the person who makes them do it, they jump at the chance.
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Middle-aged Republicans who would typically jump at the chance to work in a GOP administration are foregoing the opportunity in part because they don't want to jeopardize their future career options.
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It's been way too long since we've gotten together, so I jump at the chance to see her, even if it means working both jobs tomorrow so I can take Friday off.
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Throughout her illustrious career, the 49-year-old singer has hit the red carpet and the stage in hundreds of high-fashion pieces — and designers jump at the chance to dress her.
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It is unclear how this might work, as it's hard to imagine how many people in Hollywood would jump at the chance to work on a Weinstein project at this present time.
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Many states have complained about tax-free online sales and will likely jump at the chance to collect taxes from e-commerce sites that have been able to avoid them so far.
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A telling divide emerged between the host's loyal audience and The O'Reilly Factor's fleeing advertisers — who would typically jump at the chance to market their products to such a large, devoted viewership.
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It's hard to imagine anyone who wouldn't jump at the chance to work at a company that dubs its frontline employees "geniuses" and manages to conjure up magic year after year after year.
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Last May, while promoting the show, Poehler and Offerman both told Ellen DeGeneres that they would jump at the chance for a Parks and Rec reboot — but only if Beyoncé joined the cast.
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Hell, if you happened to be at the top of the food chain in prison and could haggle a few favors, she'd probably jump at the chance to pimp your jail cell, too.
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The term was coined by British politician Maajid Nawaz as a label for those on the left who would jump at the chance to attack an idea or person for expressing an idea.
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The Roasted Marshmallow S'mores and the Coconut Strawberry Bliss Frappuccinos both sound like beverages we'd jump at the chance to sip on, but let's face it, neither lives up to munching down a Pop'zel.
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Many visitors would jump at the chance to contribute their fair share to our parks and would take pride in funding public lands in much the way that hunters and anglers support wildlife conservation.
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Republican leaders aren't counting on that, but if any or all of those lawmakers open the door to changes that could get them on board, aides make clear Republicans will jump at the chance.
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Every January now, blogs share their tips for how people can save themselves from the gloom, companies jump at the chance to promote their feel-good products and services, and social media follow suit.
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And when middle-aged veterinary assistant Sue Ann (Octavia Spencer) agrees to buy them booze and offers the slightly more appealing option of partying in her basement, Maggie and her friends jump at the chance.
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Phasma and her companions jump at the chance, and end up making a brutal trek through the post-apocalyptic terrain of Parnassos, encountering enemy raiders, long-neglected droid factories, desperate settlements, and bombed-out ruins.
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Granted, interacting online with editorial content is more casual than voting, but this does show us that when a publisher offers us the opportunity to interact and share our opinion, we jump at the chance.
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"Our experience producing shows and films in New Mexico inspired us to jump at the chance to establish a new production hub here," Ty Warren, Netflix's vice president of physical production, said in a statement.
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So, when I learn about a product that stands even the slimmest chance of quieting my mind, I jump at the chance to try it (see: the shungite crystal that I keep at my desk).
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Designer styles don't go on sale very often so when they do, we can't help but jump at the chance to score some of the most amazing items from our favorite designers on major markdown.
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Senators jump at the chance to travel with McCain, several of them said, since, as the best-known U.S. lawmaker on the international stage, he has no trouble lining up meetings with prominent foreign leaders.
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It's easy to see why cities jump at the chance of bringing in tens of thousands of jobs, but that has to be balanced against the interests of the city's homegrown tech companies and existing communities.
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If Jay Leno can drive a Darth Vader-inspired car and anyone can go see a Star Wars-themed burlesque show, true fans should jump at the chance to stay at a Star Wars-decorated apartment.
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The human brain is wired for in-person interaction, so happy people will jump at the chance to drive across town to see a friend or meet face-to-face because it makes them feel good.
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Fresh from a loss in Whole Woman's Health v Hellerstedt, a ruling from June that struck down the state's clinic regulations as thinly disguised attempts to limit abortion access, Texas, for one, would jump at the chance.
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Even at 11 or 12, I knew these plays were special — they were highlighting aspects of the black experience that we were thirsty for, and at every point I jump at the chance to work on this material.
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Every time there's a major news story, a world event or even regular national events like tax preparation season, hackers jump at the chance to take advantage of the uptick in chatter to launch attacks against unsuspecting victims.
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"tonight your dancers put me up to this but anyone would be stupid not to jump at the chance to hop on that damn moving bed and grab your face," Kehlani wrote alongside photos of herself onstage with Lovato.
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But although some women—like 24-year-old Shao Jinwen interviewed by CNN—say they would jump at the chance to take time off during that time of the month, others feel these regulations are theoretical and idealistic at best.
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In a society that doesn't value the voices of women, those who don't champion feminism will often jump at the chance to try and prove these women don't really support other women — even if their work historically has proven otherwise.
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There are young candidates who would most likely jump at the chance to take over the storied Giants, and several of them are respected offensive coordinators with other N.F.L. teams: Chicago's Adam Gase, New England's Josh McDaniels and Carolina's Mike Shula.
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A consummate sports fan, it's not hard to see why Wayne would jump at the chance to give an NBA player a verse (who knows what kind of financial agreement was involved), but clearly he did it on his own.
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For years, sexy e-commerce companies have raised round after round of financing, believing that even if an IPO never became an option, a traditional retailer looking to become more modern would jump at the chance to gobble them up.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Parisians are famous for their love of art, fashion, good food and fine wine, so obviously they'll jump at the chance to pay 19 euros ($22) an hour to throw an axe at a target on a wall.
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Moreover, he might echo an argument made in Morning Consult by former FTC policy director David Balto, which is that antitrust regulators will jump at the chance to approve a deal that changes management at one of its perpetual problem children.
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Counter-arguers are also quick to jump at the chance to point out that it is a high honor for such a beloved figure because he's always been a friend and supporter to the military and veteran community.
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The uncertainty surrounding Britain's possible departure from the European Union, known as Brexit, appears to be reducing business investments in the country, but Mr. Buffett said on Saturday that he'd jump at the chance to do a big deal in Britain.
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And despite it not being to my taste, I would of course jump at the chance to stay in the suite if someone incredibly wealthy happened to invite me — it would be so much fun with a group of friends.
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But while young engineers will jump at the chance to work for Tesla, the "by-the-numbers, disciplined manufacturing guys" with 15-20 years experience will be harder to nab, said Cuneyt Oge, president of the Society of Automotive Engineers.
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While there are reports of delays related to the iPhone 8, IDC said that "a majority of the shipments are likely to land in early 2018," suggesting that consumers are going to jump at the chance to buy Apple's new iPhone.
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Happy World Breastfeeding Week, a time to remember that even though we are relentlessly told that breastfeeding (or not) is the ultimate personal decision, every single living person has an opinion on the matter and will jump at the chance to share it.
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Activity in the U.S. investment grade loan market has been muted so far due to uncertainty over tax reform which could further reduce volume, and there is little doubt that liquid banks will jump at the chance to lend to the mammoth deal.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Russia is inviting foreign partners to help it develop fisheries around Pacific islands where Moscow and Tokyo have rival territorial claims and says it will give Tokyo priority; but if it doesn't jump at the chance, other investors will.
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Screenshot: YouTube/New Zealand Department of Internal AffairsAnyone who's dealt with the complexities of passport photo requirements would probably jump at the chance to have their pics checked online, but automated systems can have their own complications, as a New Zealand man recently learned.
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So it should come as no surprise to anyone that, when given the opportunity to assimilate to a squad, Archie might jump at the chance... which could explain why he's rocking a Southside Serpent tattoo in a new trailer for season 3 of the CW show.
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It's only fair to believe, then, that a Taurus might not jump at the chance to spend Halloween the way an adventurous Sagittarius would, or that a Cancer would be perfectly happy staying home while an Aquarius would be itching to be where the people are.
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On Thursday, Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman — who starred on the acclaimed NBC series during its seven-season run — made a visit to The Ellen DeGeneres Show, where they said they would jump at the chance for a reboot if a certain singer would join the cast.
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Considering Samsung is launching a new, three-app multitasking feature it's calling Multi Active Window, it's likely at least some other big-name developers will jump at the chance to create responsive and modular versions of their mobile apps to be among first to capitalize on the foldable trend.
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So, when we have the chance to highlight a story about infertility that leaves us feeling hopeful, like this one about a seven-year-old boy who had the sweetest response to learning about the condition that affects millions of people, we jump at the chance to cover.
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While I can't say I'd jump at the chance to don color-changing rings on my fingers again (if nothing else, for fear of the dreaded green tint so many left behind on skin), the beauty version of the jewelry is something I can get on board with.
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Rather than treating allies like reckless teenagers who can't be trusted without Uncle Sam's constant supervision, or feckless weaklings that will jump at the chance to capitulate to rapacious neighbors, Washington should empower mature, like-minded states to deal with local challenges before they become regional or global crises.
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Woods told Insider that Netflix&aposs commitment to diversity and representation is something she&aposs been really impressed with since working with them, and would jump at the chance of both working with Netflix again and on a potential season two of "Messiah," which is yet to be announced.
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If they reinstate her license, she'll probably jump at the chance to get back into the OR. Maybe she'll go work at Alex Karev's (Justin Chambers) new hospital, or maybe Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson) will finally find it in her heart to forgive Meredith and welcome her back.
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So when she took to Instagram to address just how badly her metallic strappy heels had hurt her feet during her Your Path Made Clear speaking tour in Calgary, Canada, we couldn't help but jump at the chance to find some new, more comfortable shoes for women everywhere going through the same struggle.
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Here are just a few reasons why early-stage startup founders jump at the chance to attend Disrupt: Disrupt Berlin 2018 drives opportunity at every turn — from networking in Startup Alley and learning from Main Stage speakers to competing in Startup Battlefield to having deep conversations on crucial topics at the Q&A Sessions.
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Together, they have their first lessons in magic — astronomy up on the tallest tower at two in the morning, herbology out in the greenhouses where the The details are familiar to any fan of the series, and it's hard to imagine reading this today that any publisher wouldn't jump at the chance to secure the rights to the manuscript.
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And even before that happened, Juno was considering whether its program might have to be voided because of scrutiny from the S.E.C. Despite the inherent risks in such an arrangement, it's a fair bet that most gig economy workers would jump at the chance to get even a sliver of equity in a company like Uber or Airbnb.
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Congress has the power to declare war, but the United States has only fought five declared wars -- and none since World War II. And Congress controls the "purse strings," but while a few progressives and libertarians might jump at the chance to cut funding for the troops, most congressmen do not want to be accused of "failing to support our troops" by not authorizing military funding.
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Sen. Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinSunday shows - Recession fears dominate Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Trump vows to 'always uphold the Second Amendment' amid ongoing talks on gun laws MORE (D) said Tuesday that his home state of West Virginia would jump at the chance to manufacture Trump-branded ties, after the president signed an executive order aimed at boosting American production and workers.
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