Laughing to keep from crying, resisting to keep from hopelessness.
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Just as Odysseus had himself tied to the mast to keep from being seduced by sirens, summon the will power to keep from micromanaging your investments.
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"Whether I want kids is a secret I keep from myself—it is the greatest secret I keep from myself," she confesses: On the one hand, the joy of children.
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Sometimes laughing is the best way to keep from crying.
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Finally, he admits he is trying to keep from crying.
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How did the show manage to keep from falling apart?
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"I'm trying to laugh to keep from crying," she said.
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Here are some tips to keep from rushing into things.
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VICE: What did you keep from your past relationship, Sam?
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How do you keep from going mad on the road?
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But I don't, so I'll just laugh to keep from crying.Â
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She sits by the fire trying to keep from throwing up.
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This will keep from misleading other members 10-years from now.
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You pinch your nose to keep from sneezing, as one does.
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HG: How do you keep from moving too fast for everyone.
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That's how I'll keep from people talking bad about my mom.
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Wash your hands often to keep from spreading flu to others.
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Flexibility is the key to keep from snapping at this time.
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"To keep from looking like anyone else I... "Match the art.
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I don't think I can keep from discussing this with her.
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I had to clench my jaw to keep from crying again.
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Then he straightened himself again and tried to keep from smiling.
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They took pains to keep from being photographed or digitally tracked.
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Users can delete any records their computers may keep from covert communications.
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Not even the sun can keep from getting into the Halloween spirit.
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Other women have admitted douching with Mountain Dew to keep from conceiving.
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It's actually probably more to keep from scaring yourself, let's be real.
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Trump has some uncanny superpower that allows her to keep from sinking.
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Instead we're trying to figure out how we'll keep from getting frostbite.
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The trick now is to work hard to keep from losing it.
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What do they think we might do to keep from becoming "detached"?
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Prosecutors are adopting strategies to keep from having to pay for mistakes.
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Many are at home or elsewhere, to keep from catching the coronavirus.
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To keep from tracking pollen inside, leave your shoes at the door.
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On the team bus afterward, he struggled to keep from passing out.
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Ignoring gun violence to try to keep from breaking is my normal.
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The reason was to keep from having an executive with too much power.
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Mix thoroughly but lightly (to keep from turning out an overly compact texture).
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Lara said the pregnancy was a hard secret to keep from the president.
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She probably wouldn't be able to keep from laughing if she saw me.
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People are fleeing the US to keep from paying off their student loans
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So how do agreeable people keep from falling behind their more selfish friends?
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Still, I liked that he was trying to keep from hurting me unawares.
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She had no options but to use her gun to keep from dying.
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Otis also wants to know how he can keep from becoming an asshole.
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Rotate your emergency food out before it expires, to keep from wasting things.
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"We've tried to stay busy to help keep from dwelling on it full time."
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How does a show about the allure of tawdriness keep from being tawdry itself?
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What secrets would you need to keep from a mathematical construct without a heart?
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Groups of about five, six, seven people link hands to keep from being separated.
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Each of the girls tried (and failed) to keep from sobbing through the picture.
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Throughout the area, people were wearing masks to keep from breathing in the ash.
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Slowing automatically to keep from hitting the car ahead felt like a magic trick.
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Robert Neller apparently feels no such political pressure to keep from speaking his mind.
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For months, it had been using off-book extraordinary measures to keep from defaulting.
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That is, if he's able to keep from falling prey to his own monsters.
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To keep from buying any real lemons, Opendoor won't purchase any home built before 1960.
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When he got out, he was willing to do anything to keep from going back.
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It's all you can do to keep from crawling under your desk for a nap.
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Any vehicle that ventures near this region must have sophisticated protection to keep from melting.
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Or maybe it's just thinking about a dirty joke and trying to keep from laughing.
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It also stipulates a safe distance to keep from populated areas when using the chemical.
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And to keep from getting sick, the CDC advises swimmers not to swallow pool water.
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When they saw me looking around for hidden cameras, they tried to keep from laughing.
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To keep from being upstaged, she playfully changed the reservation to a nearby Mexican restaurant.
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To keep from yielding or failing during stress or deficiency: bolster, buoy, prop, support, uphold.
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An Irishman bought a billboard to find a job and keep from leaving the country
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The floor was slick, so we used to use Tide powder to keep from slipping.
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Nor is it clear that we can keep from riding this spiral to the bottom.
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With so much good food, how do you keep from overeating at the holiday table?
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But, as the adage goes: Sometimes we simply have to laugh to keep from crying.
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Then I had to have open-heart surgery in order to keep from having more strokes.
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As for Preston, he has a new lease on life and just can't keep from smiling.
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Quantifying quite how much they manage to keep from the taxman, however, has always been tricky.
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Customers will get discounts on the products based on how many they keep from each box.
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Having a private space might just help her keep from going under when things get stressful.
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"Considering what you already have is a great way to keep from buying more," Yarrow says.
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Shay intends to keep from her the news that there is a serial killer at large.
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It can also thwart a strong immune system, which is needed to keep from getting sick.
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The drills Judge worked on were meant to help him keep from pulling off the ball.
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He only needed to hold his own, to keep from losing ground, and he did that.
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After all, the phrase "laugh to keep from crying" is an overused cliché for a reason.
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And so, they do everything they can to keep from talking too much to the media.
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Seemingly, they're connected by wispy arms, and yet somehow they keep from merging into one massive storm.
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I prepare myself mentally, warn my family members, and research ways to keep from getting too sleepy.
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"Like the thing on the end of your shoestring, it helps it keep from fraying," she says.
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Some companies also accepted lower profit margins in order to keep from passing higher costs onto consumers.
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Early on, I got the sense that Mike Pence laughed to keep from crying the entire night.
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In many cases it wasn't to get high, it was just to keep from going into withdrawal.
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Keep this option as Focused Inbox Only to keep from being alerted about less important incoming emails.
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Most locals try to keep from commenting on Trump's politics, maintaining that it does not concern them.
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So what'd he keep from the Stewart-era, and how is he shaking things up so far?
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This is a part of the business he'd prefer to keep from the authorities and from me.
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"Stay away from others as much as possible to keep from infecting them," the agency's site states.
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With creative approaches we can fill our parks' financial hole and keep from digging a new one.
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We co-regulate with others and need connection with others to keep from spinning out of control.
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The reason he married her was to keep from having to marry a girl who was pregnant.
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It also has many of us asking: How do we keep from spiraling into full-blown panic?
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It also shows Republicans are still figuring out how much distance they need to keep from Trump.
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You'll still need to snip off the pointed petal tips to keep from scratching yourself while eating.
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Michaels walked between her husband and me and held on to keep from slipping on the ice.
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That's no small thing, if the form is to keep from shrinking into a souvenir of itself.
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But for one night at least, Trump was able to keep from scratching that most tormenting itch.
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This was the only way, he thought, to keep from hating his injuries and, by extension, himself.
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It doesn't because the politicians have been bought by those monopolistic corporations to keep from being regulated.
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YouTube is still struggling to figure out how to keep from recommending divisive content like conspiracy theories.
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Rationing meant he didn't eat in order to keep from having to give insulin that metabolizes food.
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It's a constant, grueling struggle to keep from going over the brink and smashing yourself to pieces.
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In other words, corporations need secrecy surrounding their compliance to keep from violating the law in the future.
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She's the one who soaks her feet in cold water to keep from dozing off while she studies.
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To keep from losing it, the tabletop remote fits neatly into a groove on top of either speaker.
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The video of the 2014 shooting, which the city fought to keep from being released, triggered widespread protests.
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The riders plan to break up into smaller groups to keep from imposing on drivers along the route.
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I will make mistakes, but will always work hard to keep from being a burden on my team.
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The chemicals have to be cooled to keep from burning, but the plant lost power during the flood.
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These are called skimmers, and if you're careful you can keep from being victimized by these insidious devices.
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I finally clambered to the tippy-top and grabbed hold of the wall to keep from sliding down.
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There is no curation, no attempt to keep from being overly accessible; Faiyaz allows himself to be himself.
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You know the one — the embarrassing attraction that you hide from your friends and keep from your family.
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That's because Social Security benefits grow the longer you keep from taking them, until you reach age 70.
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And after its user count shrunk in March, Snap has to find a way to keep from disappearing
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I was turning my neck just to get a little bit of air to keep from passing out.
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Very painful and it was all I could do to keep from giving him a jab or two.
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To keep from doing so, you pray, arguing with God that letting him die is best for him.
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How does the actor keep from bringing home all the weird energy of playing a serial killer dad?
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Likewise, Rich Battista, Time's chief executive, has a steep climb ahead to keep from leaving his investors wanting.
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Concerns about the supply have led the W.HO. to recommend using smaller doses to keep from running out.
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We need you out on the golf course as much as possible — to keep from you doing things!
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Still, he didn't let the pain keep from partying with all the bikini-clad chicks at the club!
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"I finally found a good rhythm to keep me composed, to keep from pulling off the ball," Duffey said.
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You can install tools like the Privacy Badger to keep from getting followed around the web by invisible trackers.
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We thought that was a nice touch and a way to keep from getting overwhelmed with 50 unread messages.
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Now, I constantly have to slalom my way down the sidewalk to keep from running into the zombie walkers.
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As parents, we have to teach our kids the skills they need to keep from crashing through the guardrails.
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Everything she wanted to keep from prison could be stuffed into a brown paper bag and two manila envelopes.
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You have to make sure that we have representation to keep from doing another blatantly stupid act like this.
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I thought that was a nice touch and a way to keep from getting overwhelmed with 50 unread messages.
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A search could also circumvent a witness pleading the Fifth Amendment to keep from procuring documents for a subpoena.
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The Lip Sync Battle host admits she does, however, try to keep from oversharing and sparking controversy from commenters.
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"I laugh to keep from crying 😢" Snoop captioned one of the many videos of the two he posted.
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He's got to keep from giving free passes if he's going to be a really successful big league pitcher.
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It's also a great way to keep from messing up all that data you've worked so hard to compile.
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There are only two choices, each of which are written out in simple language to keep from any confusion.
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In order to keep from contaminating others, she avoided public transportation and immediately sought out testing in a hospital.
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To keep from feeling as if you've stepped back into the 1980s, go for one with a slouchy silhouette.
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The practice exists to keep from unfairly sullying people's reputations without giving them a chance to respond in court.
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After you come back from your politics cleanse, how can you keep from falling back into your old patterns?
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The way to keep from being disoriented by the whole thing is to accept it as if it's reality.
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Clinton was a sexual indiscretion that he wanted to keep from everybody, and it was just him and Monica.
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However, the Senators could not keep from falling to 0-3-1 on the road during the young season.
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It's how you keep from driving me nuts by responding to an email that was resolved four hours ago.
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Schneck said simple "customer service" tricks helped her keep from losing candidates as the wheels of procedure churned slowly.
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He's a whirling dervish of athleticism, a hurricane of human force that is impossible to keep from making plays.
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There's no traction control in this mode, so you need to modulate the throttle to keep from smoking the tires.
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Walls are knocked down, buildings still burn, and it's impossible to even see the Red Keep from its lofty hill.
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It was all I could do to keep from reaching for a second bite, extremely hard to hide my smile.
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A secret that I keep from most of my colleagues and even some of my friends: I own two homes.
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Yet there's just enough atmosphere that descending vehicles still need some kind of heat shield to keep from burning up.
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So I started dodging my friends, saying "I don't feel well" to keep from having to disclose my financial condition.
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Now they leave me alone, mainly because I know far too much information that they'd rather keep from the public.
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It's the latest challenge for a Rubio campaign that has to fight to keep from dying from 15,000 tactical cuts.
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That's all it takes to keep from making the person behind you hate you for the rest of their life.
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Time Traveling Bong is relentless about pointing out every time period's rampant sexism, laughing to keep from spitting with rage.
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To keep from drying out my skin or messing with its natural barrier, I use a gentle and hydrating cleanser.
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If the child is of about kindergarten age, the adult will have to lean back to keep from toppling over.
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And after that, it uses two horrifying hook-like structures to tear into your flesh and keep from falling off.
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This indicates, the company said, that many businesses have been raising workers' wages to keep from having to pay overtime.
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But to keep from getting too lonely during this time of isolation, there's one thing we can turn to: FaceTime.
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I think there is a reasonable role for government to play — for example, getting platforms to keep from promulgating genocide.
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They loaded up cars and moving trucks with what they wanted to keep from their old lives and headed south.
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On Thursday, Senators have taken to pacing around the chamber and standing behind their desks to keep from falling asleep.
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"Any progressive social movement needs a spiritual aspect to keep from burning out and to keep people engaged," he says.
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Against the shearing forces of economic inequality and dislocation, the country may need a U.B.I. to keep from coming apart.
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Ms. Phillips has been trying to get sober for five years and has fought to keep from relapsing and overdosing.
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At the same time, Max's career tanks, and he begins to avoid Mary to keep from dragging her down with him.
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In my experience, erotic fantasy is a cathartic way to reclaim the power that society systematically tries to keep from me.
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If Trump does have a plan to keep from being snookered by Putin, it probably involves something old and something new.
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Jana, the first violinist, is a Type A striver forever hustling to keep from ending up like her aspiring-actress mother.
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He tried to repress his grief by spending more time with friends, but he couldn't keep from talking about his dad.
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But here's a neat tip: meat and fish aren't the only things you can keep from going rancid with salt curing.
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But when asked to clear a higher bar for privacy, Facebook delved into design tricks to keep from losing our data.
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With an ease that came from long practice, he shifted to the side to keep from flattening her under his weight.
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"You're supposed to keep from getting infections, getting a cold, getting sick, getting cuts and dirt in it," Maloney told me.
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The city funds 18 such groups that attack acts of violence like outbreaks of a disease they must keep from spreading.
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I lean over, clutching my arms to try to keep from shivering too hard, to get another look at her wrists.
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That, though, requires a recess — a move Democrats (and possibly Republicans, depending on the circumstances) might try to keep from happening.
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The money the Trump administration wants to keep from abortion providers comes in the form of Medicaid reimbursements and federal funding.
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Companies that donate to the conventions often give to both the Republicans and Democrats to keep from being seen as biased.
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" Noting he's been singing more onstage to keep from losing the crowd — "Sometimes they're like, what the hell are you doing?
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He has few ways to keep from dwelling on his misfortune and the inequity of having his life change so radically.
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But Matt also couldn't keep from picturing another parade of scenes: light bondage, choking, gags, hand-shaped bruises on her ass.
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Uber also has reportedly been interviewing engineers from Luxe to determine who to keep from the company, according to the WSJ.
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The easiest way to keep from overtaxing one of them is to vary your intensity from one workout to the next.
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In recent years, officials have expanded the distance which vessels, including whale watching boats and kayaks, must keep from the whales.
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One lawmaker kept papers in one hand and his cell phone in the other to keep from having to shake hands.
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While Alphabet has fought to keep from disclosing YouTube's revenue, experts estimate the video service brought in $22.53 billion last year.
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The intelligence agencies considered the document, while unsubstantiated, too potentially explosive to keep from President Obama, Mr. Trump and congressional leaders.
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I'm still wired pretty tight; these little things keep me loose enough not to snap, keep from thinking about other topics.
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But she never informed Mr. Baldick of the harassment case, or that Mr. O'Brien had resigned to keep from being fired.
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There is a climax so fucked and graphic I audibly gasped and had to do deep breathing exercises to keep from gagging.
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It's my pleasure to bring you some excellent memes and jokes about Spideyexit, so you too can laugh to keep from crying.
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But sometimes, the secrets people keep from their partners — from deep-seated pineapple aversions to major debt — don't surface until years later.
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It also has new predictive algorithms that help the Cheetah 3 change up its gait to keep from tripping or falling over.
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"Oh, it was beyond our wildest dreams, all I could do to stop from keep from jumping up and down," he added.
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The woman said she only buys insurance as financial protection — "to keep from losing my house if something major happened," she says.
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It's as if everyone in the cybersecurity industry forgot that customers pay them to keep from being hacked in the first place.
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Navigating underwater was challenging, and the dive team had to be careful to keep from tangling their tether deep below the surface.
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Timberlake buried his face under the covers to keep from laughing, while Key broke character as his whistle dangled over Fallon's face.
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"I'd take you seriously if you could show a modicum of self control to keep from an ad hominem attack," Kashuv tweeted.
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As other health care providers struggle to keep from closing, access to health care for this vulnerable population will become increasingly difficult.
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And everyone should know to check for bedbugs, and keep luggage and handbags off the bed to keep from inviting any home.
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Dozens of hospital networks, both giant and small, pledged to reduce the prescriptions they write in-house, to keep from encouraging resistance.
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If an insurer gets paid the same even though you have diabetes, they'll do their legal best to keep from insuring you.
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During our tests, we were instructed to stay two meters away from the Spot to keep from being pinched by its joints.
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He has the talent and the temperament to keep from wilting like an azalea on the final nine holes of the Masters.
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She periodically slept on the floor of her home in Hong Kong well into her 21982s, just to keep from going soft.
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Many of the officers keeping guard wore masks over their mouths to keep from inhaling the thick smoke hanging in the air.
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Catastrophe not only understands that better than most, but true to form, puts in the work to keep from fucking things up.
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Instead, he stared into the middle distance, took multiple gulps — the kind usually necessary to keep from crying — and flatly laid everything out.
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Like other hard ticks, this one had a tough shield on its back to keep from being squished by animals it latched onto.
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You can repurpose ingredients to keep from eating the exact same thing over and over again (here are some great examples of that).
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To keep from getting totally blindsided when it comes to your personal fave, keep reading to find out every series ending in 2019.
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In rushing into blockchain, these large firms are seeking to keep users of such functions within their realm to keep from being disintermediated.
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People are encouraged to send nude photos to themselves in Facebook's Messenger app to keep from having those images repurposed as revenge porn.
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"It's not like I only know how to do music," Jed says with a sigh as Hannah tries to keep from throwing up.
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Look at what you all are doing to lovable psychopath Philip Rivers: Philip Rivers said he has to 'laugh to keep from crying.
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Many of them are the sort of people Mr Trump wants to keep from entering America and are victims of prejudice and oppression.
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It's better to look at your weight loss over a month or more to see the overall trend and keep from getting discouraged.
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To keep from being swept further down the canal, both boys reportedly grabbed hold of a bridge, not knowing it was electrically charged.
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He later told press the loophole "should be closed," but even the stone-faced HC couldn't keep from smiling at his own cleverness.
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And by sticking to just three colors — dark blue, not-quite-as-dark blue, and white — it manages to keep from overwhelming you.
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His calls with foreign leaders are highly scripted, in attempts to keep from making costly mistakes that could drag him into a scandal.
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One way to keep from stretching yourself too thin is not to schedule any appointments or meetings on the day you get back.
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How do we keep from becoming zombies ourselves—or worse, the militarized survivors who have become monsters in the name of keeping order?
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Oklahoma head coach Lincoln Riley got super emotional -- and had to compose himself to keep from crying -- while announcing the punishment moments ago.
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Because of a rare medical condition that leaves her with intense nausea during gestation, she can't keep from vomiting—unless she gets stoned.
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"At the end of your journey, you're not going after drugs to get high; you're going to keep from being sick," she says.
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But overall… people who got ransomware got it over and over and over because they couldn't keep from going to these [same] sites.
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The floor itself now slopes so dramatically that Dawson had to prop up the bed on one side to keep from rolling out.
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Trump's ability to remain in line with McConnell and keep from lashing out will be tested as the process picks up this week.
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It's a genre that understands our struggle to keep from laughing until we scream whenever we get a news alert on our phones.
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I can still remember how hard it was to keep from opening the envelope at the age of 34, and 224 and 244.
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Frequent business travel can lower your resistance, but there are some very easy ways to keep from getting sick when away from home.
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For example, Facebook announced that it will use artificial intelligence to keep from recommending that you invite a deceased person to an event.
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Spacey's defense team has accused the alleged victim and his mother of deleting information they wanted to keep from police and the actor's attorneys.
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For those who found themselves outside during the heat, they made due with colorful umbrella hats and fans to try to keep from overheating.
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Those who are comfortably in are working to keep from making any mistake(s) that would hurt their momentum going into Miami next month.
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They established safety practices, like training people in how to run security perimeters to keep from being victimized by gangs of thieves and worse.
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The next time, Pierce further explained that he would not be dating women, instead upholding a vow of celibacy to keep from being excommunicated.
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I saw a woman who had fried her brain with meth and who, with an antipsychotic, is able to function and keep from harming.
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The Pacers are extremely tough to score on, but luckily for the Raps they're not all that tough to keep from putting up points.
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Adults wanted to rip their eyeballs out of their skulls and shove them deep into their eardrums to keep from ever hearing him again.
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In that play, the women of Athens and Sparta decide, at Lysistrata's urging, to keep from their marital beds until their men stop fighting.
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It's a good idea to keep a close eye on your debit card balance to keep from overdrafting, or spending money you don't have.
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One way to keep from embarrassing the president is to stay well within the norms of Washington DC's already pliable consulting and lobbying regulations.
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"She would have been riding bikes up the street right now," he added, grinding his knuckles into his eye to keep from tearing up.
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Sometimes, to keep from going crazy, I would stand up, walk around, or dance, as "dancing" was not considered exercise by the Marine Corps.
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We asked a handful of residents (and one surgeon who lived to reminisce) to tell us how they keep from passing out mid-procedure.
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I'll never forget the smell of her insides, which I was trying to keep from popping out as the doctor wrapped her in bandages.
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The lucky revelers who didn't fall through teetered on the edge of the abyss, pressing up against the wall to keep from going down.
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Some said they were reducing handshakes and hugs, while others said they were contorting themselves on the subway to keep from touching the poles.
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We had to hold onto the tires to keep from falling off the truck as it bumped along a dirt road through a forest.
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That Yale would besmirch its own student teachers this way to keep from bargaining with them is appalling and detrimental to its educational mission.
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Big global companies, which have long worked to keep from rocking the boat in China, are showing a bit more tolerance for making waves.
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As they go mainstream, the challenge for new brands to keep from becoming one more razor on the shelf or mattress at the mall.
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I gasped with laughter, I covered my face, I pulled at my hair, I clasped my hands over my mouth to keep from screaming.
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Then try to keep from using aspects of my old identity and my new one and leave everyone behind and start a new life.
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Meadow, on the other hand, will have to commit suicide to keep from cracking under the pressure of law enforcement after the purposefully botched assassination.
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What is hard to forget is Lorelai's taste in TV, which includes Lifetime Original Movies that she watches to keep from having dirty bathroom dreams.
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Today, Houston finds herself regularly asked to compose soundtracks for games, and she's had to learn to turn down projects to keep from being overwhelmed.
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Then he had to have another stern Dom talk with himself to keep from tearing his pants off and burying himself inside her right then.
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Nurmagomedov was on the bus and said he had to be restrained by security to keep from fighting McGregor in the underbelly of the arena.
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Group members do quite a bit of hugging and crying and are sometimes encouraged to scream, using a pillow to keep from disturbing the neighbors.
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If you're one of the many Halo Top fans that can't seem to keep from devouring a whole pint in one sitting, you're in luck.
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It'll taste and smell better than it should because those senses are more acute, and you believe you need to eat to keep from dying.
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Just take a look at the 24 styles ahead, all of which will have you reconsidering the water to keep from ditching your new digs.
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Still, he doesn't agree that in all, or even most, cases, hiring companies are trying to keep from paying for costly benefits and vacation packages.
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A $10 fix for a $159 problem Now you can buy a little wire to keep from losing your new, uber expensive wireless Apple headphones!
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The faster you pay down the debt and keep from running up more charges, the more you'll have available to put toward your future goals.
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From here, row one dumbbell to the side of your ribcage, working to keep from "dumping" your weight into the opposite side of your body.
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ET. There is a chance that UK lawmakers will use the event to reveal internal documents Facebook has been trying to keep from the public.
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Weighed down by backpacks filled with water, the soldiers carried their weapons over their heads and tried to keep from going under, not always successfully.
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The Fed is aiming to raise rates quickly enough to prevent the economy from overheating but wants to keep from short-circuiting the financial markets.
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At night it was so cold in the car I woke and buried myself beneath a heap of our dirty clothes to keep from shivering.
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In an Instagram clip, Schumer reveals that before she hit the red carpet she was using deodorant in-between her thighs to keep from chafing.
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And are these home-front troubles really going to be improved, rather than compounded, if you have an extramarital affair to keep from your husband?
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"The impact sent trays full of bacon and eggs flying as the men held on to keep from being thrown to the ground," he wrote.
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But the screenplay for The First Purge, by franchise creator James DeMonaco, is not quite imaginative enough to keep from getting monotonous after a while.
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It's set in 1955 and follows him throughout his day when he is desperately trying to scrape up rent money to keep from getting evicted.
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These hidden words don't lead us to information the show was otherwise trying to keep from us; they're words that make text out of subtext.
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If you do want to drown out any outside noise or keep from disturbing your housemates, the display does come with a 3.5mm headphone jack.
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A letter slipped under the door of vacationers' rooms provided tips on how to keep from getting the virus, washing hands being chief among them.
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Incorrectly representing slavery doesn't promote national pride, it just keeps us from acknowledging how we can keep from ever repeating the atrocities of the past.
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Forget inviting a Hinge date over just to keep from shivering — this heated mattress pad from Sunbeam provides a consistent heat from neck to toes.
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To keep from falling into the pit, install a cover, or "squatting plate," of wood or reinforced concrete with a hole cut in the middle.
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"Things are so grim in Brazil that you have to laugh to keep from crying," he added, using a resilient saying popular in the country.
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The company also described bar-coding and other procedures used to keep from mixing up samples once the treatment is conducted on a bigger scale.
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The Sellout is a book that laughs to keep from crying, because the truth of the way America thinks about race is just that upsetting.
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" "I can recall being in the bathroom," she said, "and biting on my shower curtain to keep from screaming so loudly because I was so distraught.
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I'm not sayin' I'm nearly as talented as Chappelle when it comes to political and social commentary, but like him, I'm laughing to keep from crying.
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You have to stay alert to catch anxiety creeping up on you, and it can turn into an all-day fight to keep from being overwhelmed.
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In the end the question remains: Is your brain such a muddle that you need a standalone hardware device to keep from clicking over to Facebook?
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Instead of doing a massive, procrastination-fueled decluttering to keep from freaking out, grab your laptop and head to a coffee shop or co-working space.
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The more you keep from your box, the more discounts you get—10 percent off for three or four items and 20 percent off for five.
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When it's a lesser-known story about tragedy being visited upon those who least expect it, the genre struggles with how to keep from seeming callous.
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I felt like an untethered astronaut lost in space, trying to keep from giving in to a panicky madness in the face of too much black.
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I couldn't work without listening to my kids in the background, and my husband and I had to whisper at night to keep from waking them.
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Public service announcement: Given the extraordinary turbulence of this week's news, we rounded up expert advice on how to keep from being overwhelmed, traumatized or desensitized.
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People tend to be more open with their lawyers, or perhaps worse, try to lie to them to use legal advice to keep from getting caught.
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By focusing less on the sensationalized aspects of the course (those giant scissors), I focused more on using discipline to keep from using my credit cards.
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Many of these tips are common sense: Keep your windows closed, and avoid spending too much time outdoors to keep from bringing particulates into your home.
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In fact, bombmakers generally avoid attaching visible clocks to their devices to keep from tipping off their targets about when the bombs are set to explode.
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Back in New York and staring down at this recipe, I was sure Bondi would keep from me, I was tempted to try it at home.
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Spain, hit by one of the worst outbreaks, closed its land borders to keep from exporting the virus, and several European countries barred travelers from there.
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Smarter Living: The kitchen-wear entrepreneur Ellen Bennett organizes her kitchen like a professional chef, to keep from having to hunt around for ingredients and tools.
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The Yankees face the prospect of having to defeat the Red Sox ace left-hander Chris Sale on Saturday night to keep from falling further adrift.
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NBA star-turned-financial adviser Greg Oden is here to give you some solid pointers on how to keep from turning into a super-broke athlete!!
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This is perfectly natural for wild animals, since in winter they have fewer insects to hunt and need to conserve their energy to keep from starving.
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" As a newspaper account put it: "Ethel's so small compared to some of her opponents that she's got to be fast to keep from getting squashed.
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He used the rods that puppeteer BB-8 to keep the body slightly moving at all times -- like he's constantly correcting to keep from rolling over.
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Those calls -- both with leaders who maintain controversial relationships with Trump -- were among the presidential conversations that aides took remarkable steps to keep from becoming public.
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A series of guidelines determines what the government can and can't keep from the public, but ultimately the interpretation of those guidelines can be relatively subjective.
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He ruled that the administration was instructed to keep from "taking any action to construct a border barrier" on the six border sites addressed in the lawsuit.
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We can barely keep from laughing out loud while watching these at home – we'd be disasters at keeping it in if we had to perform them ourselves.
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You may be feeling like this is something to keep from your therapist, but both Goldpaugh and Dr. Steinberg say it's important to bring up these feeling.
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"I was doing everything in my mind to keep from looking like, 'This is incredible,'" Pos recalled in a June 2006 J Dilla feature in Wax Poetics.
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The big question is, can he keep from tweeting about it, and thus bringing tension back to a subject that he really doesn't want to talk about?
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Beth Chapman isn't letting cancer beat her down or keep from enjoying the finer things in life ... and she says the bad guys still aren't safe either.
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She asked Google Assistant, "What are some ways I can keep from getting pregnant" and it shared just one web result: an article about fertility awareness, a.k.a.
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Bong Joon-ho, the director behind Snowpiercer, wrote and produced this thriller about a desperate group of sailors who start smuggling immigrants to keep from going broke.
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Preparing for a safe summer Clearly, whether at home or traveling abroad, Americans must remain aware of disease risks, and how best to keep from getting sick.
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So let's take a few and just check the ridiculousness or awesomeness some artists put out there on Instagram to laugh to keep from crying, nah mean?
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Even a light rain can affect seed depth for each furrow, forcing the farmer to constantly recalibrate and double-check the planter to keep from wasting seeds.
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But AMC was able to keep almost 84% of that concession revenue as profit, compared to just under 50% that they were able to keep from admissions.
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Our constitutional system is a delicate gyroscope that depends on balancing mechanisms, including separation of powers, judicial review and checks and balances, to keep from toppling over.
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In another picture, four protesters were silhouetted against a spray of water as they held hands to keep from being felled by fire hoses in Birmingham, Ala.
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He devised a technique to keep from falling: He threw a snowball, and if he didn't hear it hit the ground, he went in the other direction.
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Ahead, a roundup of investment-worthy (but not necessarily pricey!) pieces you'll keep from move to move — and might even end up passing down as family heirlooms.
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Instead, the objective is to help people see where and when they succumb to stereotypes and to teach them how they can keep from acting on them.
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Women clutched purses on their laps, and a few riders held handkerchiefs over their noses to keep from breathing the acrid air streaming through the open windows.
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DuBravac said many manufacturers are keen to establish a "dual-sourced" supply chain regardless of the outbreak, to keep from overly relying on one supplier or region.
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Nurses have shared horror stories of using cotton rags, bras, porous surgical masks or anything on hand to cover their mouths to keep from contracting COVID-23.
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To keep from looking greasy, I use this Wella dry shampoo nearly every day, sometimes even when I've just washed my hair for a little added texture.
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But it clarified as it went along and became an enjoyably outlandish study in the secrets we all keep from one another, including those closest to us.
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As with so many of his predecessors, Mnuchin recently announced a series of so-called "extraordinary measures" to keep from breaching the debt limit before Congress acts.
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Now that she's got ultimate power all to herself, my guess is she'll do just about anything to keep from having to share it with anyone else.
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"This is mostly about how you keep from getting sick at a gym, but please don't go to the gym if you feel sick," Dr. Thomas said.
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As I suspected, he's wearing the parka and Latex gloves — along with a previously unnoticed hairnet — to keep from leaving too much identifying human DNA or fingerprints behind.
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The Mother's Day star was forced to keep her hand near the top of the slit to keep from flashing onlookers as she entered the New York hotspot.
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The episode's plot is an old sitcom classic: the well-meaning heroes put on airs for company, then have to scramble to keep from getting exposed as liars.
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Soft-pedaling human rights may also help Washington avoid alienating countries in Southeast Asia that it wants to keep from moving further into China's orbit, those aides said.
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He was too tall to allow me to cover properly, so I just flipped the egg at the last second to keep from having a completely hard yolk.
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Catering to them is seen as a way to keep from losing business to big Internet and computer companies and financial rivals, such as Facebook, Apple, and PayPal.
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Scientists tell us we should go to sleep at the same time every night and wake up at the same time every day to keep from feeling exhausted.
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As in the original myth, Orfeu can't keep from looking, and no sooner does he lay eyes on the possessed than he loses Eurydice to the afterlife forever.
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So until a deep fake that actually fools us all into real consequences comes along, at least we have this to make us laugh and keep from crying.
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But as the trail disappeared under water — and it became harder and harder to keep from slipping, tripping or falling into a hole — we moved in total silence.
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The comedian Iliza Shlesinger is known for mining the messy world of modern dating by sharing anecdotes that appear to reveal the unspeakable truths women keep from men.
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As our families grew, we would close in the garage, add a little room off the back, dormer the low attic — anything to keep from leaving our friends.
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And Abbott has opposed local paid sick leave ordinances, which could encourage sick people to stay home and keep from spreading the virus, saying they hamper business growth.
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If the first set of wedding dresses was beyond our budget, the second set is beyond belief, and we take refuge in ridicule to keep from getting depressed.
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You start to blame yourself because, at first, you don't tell anyone what's happening, and it becomes your deep, dark secret that you tried to keep from everyone.
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And while the effort to be as objective as possible is a noble one, it's hard for a project like this to keep from undermining its own efforts.
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I did not see this one coming, and I had to put my hand over my mouth to keep from doing a spit take on my computer screen.
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One way to keep from spending too much too fast is to consider the sacrifice and hard work that likely went into earning the money you've been given.
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Well, sometimes we all need to tread water to keep from drowning, and if "No One" felt like a placeholder episode, it's at least a place we recognize.
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He is a master at barely perceptible shifts in scale and visual language, so that you remain alert to every detail, focusing and refocusing to keep from missing anything.
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The plant manufactured "organic peroxides," chemicals used to make plastics, and some of these reactive materials had to be stored below 20 degrees Fahrenheit to keep from catching fire.
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R29: In a time so rife with abuses of power and a systemic gaslighting of women and marginalized people, how can we keep from seeing our outrage as futile?
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Data from parents' purchases site-wide as well as those items they keep from their boxes will also influence what clothing the company makes, as well as the styles.
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We want to keep from getting into a nuclear war, and we will hopefully substantively deal with human rights abuses, which are serious and need to be dealt with.
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Even greater numbers of children are raised by relatives who step in to keep from ever coming to the attention of the child welfare system in the first place.
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She's a woman consumed by the pursuit of love, but Elaine (Samantha Robinson), the titular character in Anna Biller's The Love Witch, just can't keep from killing her conquests.
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What can regular users, civic-minded voters with earnest political values, do to keep from getting rolled by the online leviathan or the hucksters swimming around inside of it?
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The governor's office has said the suspension had nothing to do with the donation and was an effort to keep from interfering with the current criminal case against Weinstein.
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But Murugan works his themes with a light hand; they always emanate from his characters, who are endowed with enough contradiction and mystery to keep from devolving into mouthpieces.
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Ms. Zhang, who was admitted to one of the centers on Thursday with her mother, a retiree, saw it as their only option to keep from infecting her father.
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Already Twitter has twisted itself in knots to keep from banning Trump and Facebook straight up threw in the towel by admitting it'll just let anything from politicians fly.
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To keep from talking about politics, the couples quip about nonsense like jelly beans versus Gummi Bears, Cyndi Lauper versus Madonna, until Mitchell steamrollers the banter with his diatribe.
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Decomposition began quickly in the thick, wet, tropical heat, and Lavelle described wearing a handkerchief over his nose and mouth to diminish the stench and keep from inhaling flies.
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Praise these heroes of the Golden Globes, the women who made us laugh to keep from crying at the depressing state of the world, and made us cry to keep from laughing at the absurdity of it all: When host Seth Meyers took on the daunting task of bringing humor to the serious subject on everyone's minds, he chose to pass the mic to people in the audience better fitted to say the punch lines.
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" An attempt to change After the split, Pryor told PEOPLE, "For a long time I saw women as sexual objects, and I was always trying to keep from getting hurt.
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He probably now should add we won&apost separate families any more but we will put ankle bracelets on people that we want to keep from melting into the population.
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But for all of its comedic gold, the funny commentary around "Hidden Fences" is actually one example of Black Twitter digitally immortalizing the practice of laughing to keep from crying.
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There was a foul odor of what seemed to be a mix of fish carcasses and human excrement—so strong everyone had to cover their mouths to keep from gagging.
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Merkel has said there can be no "cherry picking" of what it wants to keep from its EU membership while jettisoning aspects of the relationship that it does not like.
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Ahead, the pros explain how to keep from getting burned by your skin care, and we offer you some recommendations for gentle products that won't leave your face super irritated.
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As the singer danced about, the straps popped off again, but she stopped the wardrobe malfunction in its tracks, clasping her hand to her chest to keep from over exposure.
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Each mission is more frantic and desperate than the last, as you try and keep from being overrun while also managing to achieve different objectives before a timer runs out.
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What it shows her is so monstrously original that she has to bite her cheeks to keep from screaming and waking her son on the other side of the road.
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For the most part, to keep from alienating any sector of its audience, Hamilton's America does what Hamilton the musical avoids with all its might: It keeps its history bland.
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Students and teachers should avoid touching their eyes, noses or mouths to keep from spreading germs, and schools should wash and disinfect high-touch surfaces such as doorknobs and desktops.
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One of the most memorable scenes in "The Birth of a Nation" was a white woman throwing herself off a cliff to keep from being raped by a black man.
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State and city officials are calling on residents to stay home as much as possible and to keep from gathering in large groups to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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In Cleveland, I spent endless hours alone in my room covering the pages of my diary in invisible ink, a safeguard to keep from being punished for my forbidden pain.
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The two men put extra traction on their boots to keep from slipping on the ice and proceeded to push the patient about a mile -- complete with two large hills.
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He also did not speak during Wednesday's closed-door Republican conference meeting, to keep from tipping his hand one way or the other, according to sources who attended the meeting.
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Former Defense Secretary James Mattis told reporters last November that the 2019 version of the Foal Eagle exercise was being "reorganized a bit" to keep from "being harmful to diplomacy."
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Pediatric pulmonologists at Children's Hospital Colorado's Breathing Institute also recommend changing your clothes if you've been outside, rinsing out red, irritated eyes and drinking fluids to keep from being dehydrated.
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Just as there are things in our day-to-day lives that we're too embarrassed to tell our friends and family, there are things we sometimes keep from our therapists, too.
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Pair it with a button-up blouse to keep from showing too much skin, plus a mock-neck base layer for the days the AC is turned up way too high.
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They've mapped out safe routes for the caravans and established safe practices, training migrants in how to run security perimeters to keep from being victimized by gangs of thieves and worse.
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Sitting in the passenger seat of Faraday Future's mythical FF91, I found myself clinging to the red strap that doubled as the door handle to keep from flying out the window.
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That's why we've rounded up a list of the emails we all hate to receive — and what you should do to keep from throwing your laptop out the window in frustration.
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It's hard to keep from gaping when you crest a rise or swing past a sheer cliff face, only to have what feels like the entire world open up before you.
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This brutal crab-bird dissection probably isn't a one-off, either: According to Laidre, the birds tend to stay away from certain crab-infested islands, ostensibly to keep from being massacred.
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Catering to them is seen as way to keep from losing business to big Internet and computer companies and financial rivals, such as Facebook Inc, Apple Inc and PayPal Holdings Inc.
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Momager Kris Jenner may be the expert on a lot of things about her reality TV family, but she still doesn't know enough to keep from being pied in the face.
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The girls in the league played in pants and shirts, but many wore niqabs to and from the court, shielding their faces to show piety and to keep from being recognized.
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Down here, there's 4,000 times more pressure than at sea level, and temperatures push 180 degrees Celsius, so you'd need a lot of insulation to carry on and keep from melting.
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Clinton's 2016 campaign manager Robby Mook talked about the book on CNN Friday morning and said it's important for Comey to keep from appearing to grind an axe with the President.
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There's more opposites attracting at Dragonstone, as Daenerys veers wildly between her messianic and evil-queen personas opposite Tyrion, who can't keep from pointing out her mutual attraction to Jon Snow.
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Ideally, you'll be spending under 10% of your total limit, and a good way to keep your total utilization down is to keep from maxing out any of your individual cards.
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Across the front lines of healthcare from primary care offices to intensive care units, medical providers are running low on the protective equipment they need to keep from contracting the virus.
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The trove of files released on Thursday, which the federal government had long fought to keep from public view, may address some of the conspiracy theories that have lingered for decades.
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Costumes may look cute on cats and dogs, but the CDC suggests that you avoid dressing your chickens up or cuddling with them to keep from being exposed to these bacteria.
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A crush of people poured into the chapel, accidentally stumbling into each other as they unsuccessfully tried to keep from swaying into other people as they threw their heads backwards in amazement.
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There are no seatbelts and commuters have only ceiling bars to keep from being thrown off their seats as drivers race to beat traffic lights or edge out competitors for waiting passengers.
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To keep from freezing to death, terrestrial turtles will bury themselves in the dirt and freshwater turtles will lodge themselves under the mud in the winter months, according to the Nature Conservancy.
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Each time you think you've found one that's stable, it crumbles or melts beneath you, so you have to hold on to anything you can to keep from falling into the water.
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By morning, Colonel Salangi's mother, Bibi Amina, would be counted among the dead, too, killed by a stroke after she accidentally heard the news her family was trying to keep from her.
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In a statement released on Facebook, Thailand's prime minister, Prayut Chan-o-cha, told residents to avoid going outside and advised wearing special masks to keep from breathing in the toxic smog.
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The amount Facebook will keep from these tips that it calls "fan support" isn't clear yet, but the company tells me that it's safe to assume there will be a revenue share.
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Just imagine what will happen when the State Department and the FBI stops stonewalling those investigations and actually turns over documents Clinton and her supporters have tried to keep from public view?
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" The governor's office said the ban is necessary to keep from stirring up the "hatred and hostility" of local residents, and the associated "danger that may arise in terms of public security.
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In a Texas city prohibiting gatherings of more than 2460 people, a store manager directed a few employees to stand outside when the line got long to keep from exceeding the limit.
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For a game that is basically "Psychic Wizard machine-guns demon army to death," I spent a lot of time dismantling equipment for parts just to keep from going over inventory limits.
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In an attempt to slow the spread of the virus, 30 states have issued stay-at-home orders asking people to keep from going to work and from congregating in large groups.
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Leaders of a caravan of migrants that recently arrived at the California-Mexico border and that President Trump has vowed to keep from entering the country were critical of the new policy.
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To keep from being desensitized, he told me, he resolved to learn all his prisoners' names and listen to all the questions they had for him during the twice-daily head counts.
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"If you live in a community across the country that you want to keep from free from Nazis and white supremacists, this is the moment to align yourselves with Charlottesville," Cronk said.
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It tests even the phenomenal Simone Biles, the five-time Rio Olympics medalist who wobbled and grabbed the beam to keep from falling — but still managed to medal in the event last summer.
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Kim's presence in the culture rides just as much on her willingness to push boundaries and break rules as it does on her ability to keep from ever seeming truly dangerous, or radical.
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It's that agnostic position, combined with 10x's promise of making the large, legacy operations more modern, that interested its investors, who have a vested interest in helping their customers keep from becoming obsolete.
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Tile has more or less defined the "personal object tracking" category with its range of Bluetooth trackers that you clip or attach to various things (like house keys) to keep from misplacing them.
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And handstands aren't just fun tricks for Instagram: "Holding a handstand also strengthens the core and legs because you must hug and contract everything into center to keep from toppling over," she says.
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It's the only recent blemish in Thompson's hot streak ... as the dude is averaging a double-double so far this season and has been helping the Cavs keep from being a complete embarrassment.
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It's best not to mingle off-limits-until-needed money with your everyday spending cash, because it requires constant discipline to keep from dipping into it for all those "just this once" purchases.
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He occasionally approaches a syllable from above, using a mournful grace note, but he has an easy, conversational way of putting a melody across, as if he were singing to keep from talking.
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I lived by myself for the first time in that cheap and most likely illegal sublet, and to keep from being lonely, I took to familiarizing myself with every inch of the neighborhood.
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They move fast, to keep from cooking themselves, in what is called a tripod gait — the front and rear legs on one side move in concert with the middle leg on the other.
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Melisandre can't keep from wishing for a peek behind the mortal curtain, and when Jon answers that he saw nothing, Davos shoos her out of the room to talk of more earthly matters.
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You end up with small moments like Draper urging Avasarala to whistle to keep from going unconscious, and Avasarala coaching Draper how to leverage political advantage on Earth with the information they received.
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That is especially, acutely dangerous in public health crises like the coronavirus pandemic, when people need to trust the expertise of public health officials to protect themselves and others and keep from panicking.
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It will also delve into whether executive privilege is waived in instances in which the Trump administration has already disclosed some of the information that the president is trying to keep from Congress.
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Mahomes made a brilliant, heads-up play on his fourth touchdown by dragging his toe to keep from crossing the line of scrimmage as he threw to Travis Kelce in the end zone.
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And you don't want to put the daughter who knows the deal in a difficult position by asking her to keep from her sister something that she resented having been kept from her.
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Dr. Chaput said he is able to keep from gaining weight and body fat despite consuming "about 15 drinks a week" by eating a healthy diet, exercising daily and monitoring his weight regularly.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday that shipment of some of the 2017 models of the F-150 were being delayed to keep from having quality issues during the first application of a 10-speed transmission.
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When the losing Roth IRA is converted again, the loss in that IRA needs to be substantial or the tax bracket low enough in that particular year to keep from increasing the tax bill.
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It was a long and difficult year for a lot of reasons, and there's only so many parts of it we can voluntarily keep from haunting us through the rest of this insufferable decade.
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His singular ear for minimal, irresistible pop hooks is put to great use with his new single, "a cheeky romp about all the secrets Puth and his girl keep from her parents" (The Fader).
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The 100% combed cotton and jersey-knit sheets get a 4.6/5-star rating from more than 800 Amazon reviewers who generally seem to revere the sheets for their ability to keep from pilling.
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They said the rule change would keep adults and children from seeking care they need, either to keep from getting sick or after they had fallen ill, making them more expensive to care for.
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To keep from falling into red this shopping season, follow these simple steps: Decide how much you can afford to spend on holiday gifts, decorations, charitable contributions and packaging, and don't exceed that limit.
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Muscular men grappling in passion literally being pulled apart by their allies to keep from destroying one another until one of them savagely removes an article of clothing and hurls it at the other.
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Once in a track harness and helmet, however, I had to slouch a bit to keep from rubbing the roof; if you're on the taller end and planning on track days, expect as much.
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In fact, I can hardly wait until I'm done writing this so I can keep from driving myself crazy with all the nightmare scenarios he's thrust upon us because of his ego and cluelessness.
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They had argued that avoiding bystander deaths was crucial not just for humanitarian reasons, but also to maintain support among allied governments and local populations and to keep from fueling terrorist propaganda and recruiting.
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The CDC recommends 3 things you can do to keep from getting Wuhan coronavirus, and 3 things you should not doScientists have published over 50 studies on Wuhan coronavirus in the last 3 weeks.
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It was, all around, a really great performance for an Emmy host, and he managed to keep from completely disappearing from the show when things started to run behind, which is tough to do.
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Usually when a company releases a cheaper version of its flagship product, it's notably worse in some way in order to justify the cheaper price and to keep from cannibalizing the original, more expensive option.
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As detailed in a paper published by the researchers last year, they came up with the sweating feature as a way to avoid adding the bulky equipment that machines often need to keep from overheating.
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Click Remove next to any extension you want to permanently see the back of to clear it out from Chrome—just remember to save any data you want to keep from it first, if necessary.
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When I throttled up to keep from crashing, the drone shot up into the sky, quickly getting beyond the range of my goggles, so that the live feed of the video would start cutting out.
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HyperSmooth 2.0 in High mode is ultra-smooth while remaining nice and wide, and I still don't know what kind of dark magic they used to keep from cropping it any more than last year.
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Lindsay's anxiety isn't just your run-of-the-mill fear of needles, where you joke about maybe passing out when you get blood drawn and make sure to look away to keep from feeling woozy.
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The project was part of Yassin's effort to understand what had become of the country he'd left behind, and the citizens who'd armed themselves against ISIS in a bid to keep from losing all control.
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And if you're the least bit courteous, you probably took steps to keep from spreading your misery to others, whether by staying at home, washing your hands regularly, or minding where you coughed and sneezed.
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"It's a huge piece of information to keep from someone, and if you don't tell them, you're allowing them to continue in a relationship they probably wouldn't want, given all the facts," Dr. Bonior says.
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But when I said that I had been engaged to Katja for two years, and that we were both looking forward to the wedding, it looked like the policeman was trying to keep from laughing.
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Babe Ruth and many others in the 23s and '30s favored a closed stance, their front foot pointed inward, away from the pitcher, partly in an effort to keep from yanking balls into foul territory.
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Cavatelli Bolognese was served al dente with a rich, creamy and tasty sauce — but we had to push half of it to the side to keep from feeling as though we had ordered a stew.
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Some Big Island residents are covering their faces to keep from breathing small particles flying through the air, and some have found thin coatings of ash as winds blew the plume away from populated areas.
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But despite ample references to art and literature, "For the Plasma" is perhaps more concerned with the secrets the women keep from each other than it is with photography or the subjective nature of interpretation.
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The committee, which had been meeting regularly since the outbreak began, said its decisions were driven by the need to protect resources, like the protective gear that medical staff need to keep from getting infected.
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"I cannot keep from expressing my profound gratitude for the complex step that the president took, which commits me in this new stage of my life to decidedly support his call for reconciliation," Fujimori said.
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The latest declaration follows days of negative coverage of Trump's role in the business, exacerbated by reams of unsealed court documents that the presumptive Republican nominee's legal team had sought to keep from public view.
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Visitors from other countries sometimes dress this way and, if they can make it work (the "toga" is hard to keep from falling off your shoulder), most Ashanti I know are delighted to see it.
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Many financial advisors recommend beginning with an emergency fund, which is the key to keep from reaching for a credit card when something unexpected pops up, such as a broken appliance or a medical bill.
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DEBORAH MORAN Houston To the Editor: Both political parties and the courts should cooperate to keep from office (or remove from office) a president-elect whose mind, emotions and behavior endanger national and global security.
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Millions of women marched on Saturday to remind the world of the progress we've made — and how we need to do everything in our power to keep from sliding back into a regressive way of thinking.
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In the first case, a social worker decided not to investigate the bruising of a 2-year-old girl who was "crying hysterically" in a hospital and "kicking, punching and screaming" to keep from being examined.
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Its square-shaped body can be bulkier to carry around for beachside shoots, and it also comes with three plastic lens cap filters in purple, orange, and green, which are annoying to keep from getting lost.
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And that's important if you're watching a movie like Netflix's To All the Boys I've Loved Before, a romcom so adorable that it took an active effort on my part to keep from yelping out loud.
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The sex surrogate is very professional and makes me feel special in the few hours I am in her company, but it is important for me to guard my feelings, to keep from getting too close.
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But on…Read more ReadThe unrelenting pace of work at Amazon's warehouses has long been a source of criticism, leading to allegations of, for example, employees urinating in bottles in order to keep from falling behind.
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Read: Neil Gorsuch just dealt a surprising blow to Trump's immigration agenda Companies often put mandatory arbitration agreements into contracts to keep from having to pay out huge sums of money due to class action lawsuits.
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Still, Mr. Blanco, who is decidedly private about his personal life for such an extrovert, insisted that releasing his own music was less a bid for midcareer stardom than an experiment to keep from getting bored.
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A trove of files expected to be released on Thursday, which the federal government had long fought to keep from public view, was likely to address some of the conspiracy theories that have lingered for decades.
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We've seen this over and over: Twitter establishes strong content policies against violent speech and harassment, but then when the US president repeatedly violates them, it institutes a brain-bending exception to keep from banning him.
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But regardless of when they divulged this charming bit of info, the company can't keep from adding it to the pile of innumerable bugs and privacy issues that have come to light during its Year From Hell.
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In "On Stage," a father's boss creates a "Fault 1 Demobilization" to help bring the son "back to his senses," an order to keep from sending him to the prison camp, which would destroy the family's reputation.
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While fiber optic cables are made of glass or plastic, and are designed to keep from reacting with the environment around them, spider's webs are made of proteins that do react to a number of different chemicals.
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Furthermore, they argue, the more money they can keep from the government's clutches, the more they can invest in new plants (which create jobs in the short term) or research (which creates jobs in the longer term).
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The best case for Democrats, meanwhile, is to keep from splintering while parlaying almost certain defeat into more fuel for the base as the midterm elections approach and the 2020 presidential season comes up on the horizon.
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These elected and unelected men can find common ground in being tough guys and keep from killing one another's citizens, even if it is accompanied by embarrassing photo shoots, egregious human-rights abuses, and disparagement of women.
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We want to see somebody on the ticket that will allow us to expand our numbers, not having to run some kind of a rear guard campaign in order to keep from being tarnished with a label.
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Trump loyalists celebrated what appeared to be DeVos successful effort to keep from derailing her own confirmation, while public education advocates strengthen their belief that DeVos' performance reiterated their worst fears about the pro-charter school champion.
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The first full Nat Turner Rebellion album, "Laugh to Keep from Crying," has now been compiled by independent archivists and music-business students at Drexel University, which received thousands of tapes from Sigma Sound as a donation.
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It might seem dramatic when the performer is hanging upside down on the pole—and it is, if only because he or she is relying on friction from some small part of their body to keep from falling.
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I would hang on to everything I could — every memory, every phone number, every piece of information possible — because the more I could distract my brain, the more I could keep from thinking about who I really was.
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Hulu's sort of their adult streaming service, and Fox Searchlight makes movies for adults, but what you are gonna see, though, no matter what they keep from Fox, Fox is gonna be shrunk down, if not ultimately abandoned.
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Page told the Senate Intelligence Committee that he would plead the fifth in order to keep from turning over a "vast array" of documents the committee requested, which he told CNN are "beyond the charter" of the inquiry.
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The series does this so many times in the first eight episodes that I actually started laughing at its attempts to keep from doing anything that would have actual impact on the rest of the characters and story.
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It could also break down a lot of the trust that's been built up between Callie and her new moms — it was a big secret to keep from them that could affect the balance of the entire family.
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Atul Chopra, a medical geneticist at Baylor College of Medicine, told me that people with the disorder don't experience ordinary hunger — instead they waver on the edge of hypoglycemia and must constantly snack to keep from passing out.
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It modeled a productive style of coed collegiality, with Ms. Moore teasing out the various ironies known to any smart woman trying to keep from cracking up in a world of scowling male bosses and preening male soloists.
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Three investment bankers who aided Enron in its transactions, who were called the NatWest Three because they worked for National Westminster Bank at the time, fought extradition for three years to keep from facing fraud charges in Houston.
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Though Mr. Tillerson also cited a need to mop up the remnants of the Islamic State and keep from leaving a vacuum in which the group could regenerate, other administration officials put far greater emphasis on the extremists.
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In the clip, the former Playboy model confides in her friend about the newest developments in her mother's plot to "knock her off her pedestal" with the exposé that Kendra continues to keep from her protective husband, Hank Baskett.
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Here's my theory, informed by what we've seen from recent elections: The candidate who is best able to get by on "authenticity" and charisma and can keep from getting mired in policy specifics has the best chance of winning.
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TV. "The pressure becomes, 'Stick to our script even if you don't believe it or we're going to try to eject you from good company that we keep from the venues, the media platforms that we control,'" he said.
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" He was so scared, he said, that he plunked down on the snow to keep from losing his balance and had his guide take a picture of him holding up a small sign that said, "Hi Mom Love You.
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"These are techniques used by a person who is trying to keep from getting caught, not by a person who thinks he's operating legally," said Sarah E. Paul, an assistant United States attorney, near the end of the trial.
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The CDC recommends 3 things you can do to keep from getting coronavirus, and 3 things you should not doChina put 46 million people on lockdown to contain the coronavirus, and the US is prepared to quarantine people, too.
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The due diligence report that Uber fought so hard to keep from being used in its legal battle with Waymo and Alphabet was made public on Monday — and it's easy to see why Uber resisted as hard as it did.
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Just I know it&aposs a traditional thing, but just like he doesn&apost go to the White House Correspondents Dinner, he&aposs just trying to nip things in the bud and keep from having to deal with these issues.
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Rush hour on the subway is nerve-shredding: I can't reach the overhead bar, so if I find myself beyond touching distance of an upright one, I have to pray for as tight a crush as possible to keep from falling.
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And it preserved the distance he liked to keep from almost everyone, in case they were no longer his friend and, with eyes cold as marble and that hair-trigger violence he was famous for, he had to kill them.
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But if you just want to keep from getting locked out and you're willing to live with people who will be confused or irritated by the round design of the Pro, the third-generation Smart Lock is probably the best choice.
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And it's George Will saying that what Trump is doing, has done and will do to -- and with -- the presidency is more destructive than the actions of a president who was forced to resign in order to keep from being impeached.
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In between the flashing bulbs of the paparazzi and the blinding lights that bounced off each bling-y look that came down the runway, there was a lot to look (at if you could keep from squinting the entire time).
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Wearing a dark suit and no tie, he's performing a sort of half-jumping-jack: legs spread wide, but with his hands shoved in his pockets in an attempt—I can only conclude—to keep from losing all of his pennies.
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If twenty of me went skydiving together, there is no doubt that such collisions would occur between them; given that I couldn't keep from slamming into the walls of the tube, somewhere between 18 and 20 collisions would seem likely.
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The subjects of these tantalizing puzzles include questions of paternity, a man who murdered his wife on their 30th wedding anniversary, the secrets that lovers keep from each other and the disappearance of an essential anatomical part of a great scientist.
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The Canadian will be hard pressed to keep from surrendering her all-around title to the U.S. on Monday and then will need to be at her best to retain her gold on the balance beam and floor exercise from 2015.
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The subpoena was issued after Page told the committee last week he would plead the Fifth Amendment to keep from sending the "vast array" of documents the committee requested, which he argued was is "beyond the charter" of the probe.
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"What this does, I think, is push this ahead to a negotiation that yields a result and does the best we can to keep from shutting down the government or if it does shut down, shutting down very briefly," he added.
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Google also maintained blacklists of spam sites and terms to keep from auto-complete, according to the Journal, although the company maintains that this technology is not used for political outcomes, remaining consistent with an executive's congressional testimony in 2018.
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"Beauty secrets" are not things women keep from each other to get a leg up—beauty secrets are what men believe they should have kept from them so they can live in the delusion that women are perfect, and effortlessly so.
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Most of the time he had his left index finger up against his left cheek, as if to keep from having to look at the Yankee owner who now was discussing the managerial situation that had been simmering for several weeks.
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A man wearing a top hat A man of average height stands at 5 feet 9 inches tall -- if that man wears a President Abraham Lincoln-esque top hat, he'd be just over the distance we're advised to keep from others.
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He punched through ice and stood on his tippy toes to keep from going under in freezing water in New Harmony to rescue an 8-year-old boy who was chasing a dog when he fell in on Dec. 25.
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The soaring ballad, led by vocalists Jin and Jungkook, is wrought with pain and frustration as they, along with rapper J-Hope, beg for a quick cure to keep from dealing with the painful realities they face in everyday life. 7.
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But now, of course... I won't spoil the series finale of The Americans, but I will tell you that the world keeps spinning, that humanity manages to keep from blowing itself up, that 2018 eventually follows 1987, as it must.
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Suddenly, to his surprise, he came across an image of himself: In the photo, Bosworth was covering his face with a black T-shirt to keep from breathing in the pepper spray Phoenix law enforcement had shot into the crowd protesting the rally.
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RISK OF THE LESS-LIKELY OUTCOME To others, however, it seemed like confirmation of an inconvenient truth: that global growth may have peaked, leaving countries stuck in slow-growth mode and reliant on fiscal policy to keep from grinding to a halt.
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But it also gives Mateo a secret he has to keep from a man who is ultimately his boss (who would have to report him if he found out the truth), but also one he would ostensibly share with someone he loved.
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If you have apps on your Galaxy S10 that you want to keep from prying eyes, Samsung makes it easy to hide apps so they don't appear on the home screen or in the app drawer — only you will know these apps exist.
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Democrats have done their best to keep from turning the race for DNC chair into a replay of the 2016 presidential primary between Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The committee issued a subpoena to Page, after he told them earlier this month he would plead the Fifth Amendment to keep from turning over a "vast array" of documents the panel requested, which he argued was "beyond the charter" of its probe.
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With the temperature on Mars falling as low as minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit, Callas explained how Opportunity must stay warm enough to keep from freezing its computer – a fate which NASA believes befell sister rover Spirit in 2010 after getting stuck in sand.
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The counter argument to this is that the FAA puts a several-mile no-fly zone around rocket launches, and SpaceX's helicopter naturally has to stay very far away from the landing site to keep from being knocked out of the sky.
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Price: $250,000This trip to New York Fashion Week in February 2020 will pull out all the stops, including front-row seats to four fashion shows of your choice, a designer outfit to keep from each show, and personal hair, makeup, and styling services.
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However, be warned that if you have a Flickr photo-sharing account or use other Yahoo-owned services, your content on those sites will also be deleted — so you may want first to download the files you want to keep from those sites.
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Its chorus — "Don't push me 'cause I'm close to the edge / I'm trying not to lose my head / It's like a jungle sometimes / It makes me wonder how I keep from goin' under" — is considered among the most powerful lyrics in hip-hop.
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Gun-control activists have reported a growing number of online death threats as the lawmakers press on and ahead of a rally by arms enthusiasts on Monday in the state capitol of Richmond that authorities are trying to keep from becoming violent.
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Giving a nickname to your phone is not much of a cover, and maybe it is just that white-collar criminals are not very good at engaging in misconduct because they fail to go to greater lengths to keep from being discovered.
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But humans will have to make big, sustained changes to keep from continuing down a harmful path: The study found that the past two decades of ocean acidification alone have led to a 10% increase in the dissolution of the crabs' shells.
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As with the Smart Battery Cases that came before it, the new ones have a silicone back that feels super smooth and a soft microfiber lining (with a status indicator light toward the bottom) on the inside to keep from scratching the phone.
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I, admittedly, haven't seen a ton of Mister Peepers, but the episodes and clips I have watched depict a rather meek man who manages to keep from being bowled over by his stronger-willed friends and colleagues through gentle good humor and spirit.
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The Environmental Protection Agency, under the direction of its climate-denying head, Scott Pruitt, has taken a first step toward opening up a region in Alaska to copper and gold mining that Obama-era regulators had sought to keep from being developed.
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Wear breast pads if you're breastfeeding to keep from leaking, and speak to your boss about having a private place to pump (many big companies like Amazon and Facebook even have special lactation rooms for female employees, while places like airports are shockingly bad).
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Even Scrooge would have a hard time to keep from shedding a tear at this Amazon Prime commercial, which shows a Christian and Muslim man getting each other the exact same gift — and reminding us all what's important this holiday season (and all year 'round!).
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I want to make sure you're not repeatedly taking someone back because you're afraid that's the only way to keep from losing someone else, and similarly I want to make sure you're not sabotaging a relationship because you feel like you don't really deserve it.
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"I just put on another gown to cover up my backside and put on some boots over my shoes, to keep from getting any fluid and all that stuff on me, and went down to her room," Dr. Amanda Hess told TV station WKYT.
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News sites generally try to diversify their traffic sources to keep from being too dependent on one site in particular, but more generally Google News has actually increased its influence as a traffic referrer in the past year, according to site traffic monitoring firm Parse.ly.
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At the same time, it's likely that Mueller — a seasoned prosecutor who's no stranger to congressional hearings and who's made it pretty obvious he wants to stay above politics — is going to do everything he can to keep from being pulled into the squabble.
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So much of it hangs on the terrifying precipice Jeffrey had to keep from falling over every day in the Navy, and his barely restrained fury at an institution he loves mistreating him so badly, before finally pushing him into the abyss of Cunanan's rage.
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The book charted the evolution of human social organization from hunter-gatherer village to global village—or, rather, to the verge of a global village, to the threshold of a cohesive global community of the kind Trump so often seems determined to keep from crystallizing.
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"It's talking not only about how to kill but how to keep from being killed," said Clay Jenkins, Dallas County's chief executive and director of homeland security and emergency management, who said he had not read the original journal but had reviewed summaries of it.
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They portray the secretary as driven by his own views and determination to stay on the job while trying to keep from angering Trump, and they add that the very public orchestration of his departure is not going down well in some military circles.
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The research showed that the untapped reserves of coal, oil, and gas identified by the world's fossil fuel industry contained five times more carbon than we can burn if we want to keep from raising the planet's temperature by more than two degrees Celsius.
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" Or, more particularly, a sentence late in the book that describes wrecks in a junkyard: "Seeing the damage to each of the cars it was impossible to keep from imagining what had happened to the people riding in them at the time of the calamity.
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Working inside the White House, Mr. Cobb oversaw the production of thousands of pages of documents and emails that were turned over to Mr. Mueller's office and said that the president should not assert executive privilege over the records to keep from slowing the process.
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With a wide gash across his abdomen, deep puncture wounds on his buttocks, legs and shoulder and with blood pouring down his face, Mr. Carbery said he talked to himself as he drove to the hospital about 10 minutes away to keep from passing out.
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On airplanes, it's hard enough to keep from bumping knees with the person in the next seat — let alone follow the Centers for Disease Control's guidelines for social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic, which are to stay at least six feet away from others.
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Eat Back when it used to snow in winter and bloom in spring, and when the dog days of summer came reliably in August and not weirdly in April or June, I used to drink ice-cold schav to keep from falling completely apart.
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Rodrigo Soyoso, the Filipino captain, started as an apprentice on a commercial fishing boat where three dozen men were allowed to bathe once a week, and he slept on deck, tied to a vent by the ankle to keep from sliding into the sea.
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I don't wear a lot of makeup — just a little bit of eyeliner and lip balm to keep from looking too pale, and I have a MAC lipstick (that I got for Christmas) standing by on the off chance I need to be on camera at work.
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"I just put on another gown to cover up my backside and put on some boots over my shoes, to keep from getting any fluid and all that stuff on me, and went down to her room and I knew her," Dr. Hess told local station WKYT.
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They didn't know how that plan would guard against a wave of tax-evasion by high earners, or how it keep from adding trillions of dollars to the national debt, or — and this seemed especially important — how it would avoid actually raising taxes on 25 million families.
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Left-handed, he had trouble writing except in reverse, from right to left, each letter backward on the page—perhaps a trick he'd taught himself to keep from smearing his ink, or for keeping secrets, but a habit that no one seems to have bothered correcting.
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Even before I found the dead chick, I had made up my mind to take down my nest boxes in the fall both to discourage the wren from returning and to keep from attracting other native cavity dwellers — tufted titmice, Carolina wrens — to house-wren territory.
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After we'd shoved the last, fat Worcester Sunday Telegram inside the last, unlatched screen door, we'd head home, my father taking turns a little too fast, so that we'd have to clutch at one another and at the lip of the tailgate, to keep from falling off.
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The insulation of "White Noise" — and, yes, it's a pun, though not one to which its author calls attention — is what we wrap ourselves in to get through the day, to get along with others and to keep from hearing the lies that we live by.
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Given that Max Payne 3 boasts perhaps the greatest original soundtrack in popular gaming, it's difficult, at this point, to keep from devolving into useless sycophancy—Los Angeles noise rock group HEALTH has yet to cut a better album than its score for Max Payne 3.
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Susan Shain, a freelance travel writer who has been doing long-term stints abroad since 2008, recommends Budget Your Trip to help calculate your daily travel costs — but advises adding a 15 percent to 20 percent buffer to the total to keep from running out of money.
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But this is the most full-throated attempt from either company at taking a bite out of the rental car market, which is dominated by just a few players who are already fighting to keep from losing customers to ride-hailing companies in the first place.
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The JLo event was the first of three high-profile concerts in states Clinton wants to keep from Republican rival Donald Trump, and it gave the former secretary of state a chance to connect with the key demographic of millennials she has sometimes struggled to reach.
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They didn't know how that plan would guard against a wave of tax-evasion by high earners, or how it keep from adding trillions of dollars to the national debt, or — and this seemed especially important — how it would avoid actually raising taxes on 25 million Americans.
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While most of us understand the importance of taking a day off work if we have a cold (to make a full recovery and to keep from contaminating our colleagues), it's probably safe to say that we're a little more hesitant when it comes to mental health days off.
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The Complete Cryptocurrency Course featuring Chris Haroun — $219 See Details If you need help staying on top of multiple business accounts at work, or just need to keep from overdrawing your checking account every month, the Pay What You Want: Accounting Mastery Bootcamp bundle has got your back.
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"Last night we were going through some song ideas and I brought up a song—'If I can just keep from cryin', if I can fake a little smile then I can make it through the day's end, get up tomorrow and do it all again,'" she says.
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The Senate intelligence committee has issued a subpoena to Page after he told the committee earlier this month that he would plead the Fifth Amendment to keep from turning over a "vast array" of documents the panel requested, which he argued was "beyond the charter" of its probe.
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Ethan Lovell, co-portfolio manager at the Janus Global Life Sciences fund that owns Anthem shares, said without changes to the exchange rules, the company would likely have to raise the average premium 20 percent in 2018, as it did for this year, to keep from losing money.
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I took my boys' hands as we rode down the glass-walled elevator and whispered to them that everything would be O.K. I kept my eyes straight ahead and tried hard to walk purposefully — to keep from panicking or crying as we stepped into the crowd of travelers.
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Heller impresses in this fine novel about parents and children and the secrets we try to keep from one another, but dueling story lines, however important to our understanding of Celine and her aristocratic past, occasionally dull the excitement of the road-trip investigation and interrupt the sleuths' banter.
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And now, on the precipice of Brexit, ardent pro-European Britons, who by some measures outnumber those favoring Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, are looking for new outlets for their rage — something, anything, to keep from staring into the abyss of a generation-long exile from the bloc.
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That new threat, which bubbled up with a hefty dose of unsettling suspense through "Evolution," is the Whisperers — a group of violent humans who, inspired by the overwhelming zombie uprising, wear the skin of walkers and walk among them, whispering to each other to keep from arising undead (and human) suspicions.
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But the Internet grew, and the site grew so fast we had to keep subdividing the users (three separate game areas became four, which became six) to keep from frying the servers—between November 22006 and December 22014 of 1997, the number of registered users jumped from 50,000 to 60,000.
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Indeed, it can be used for its intended purpose of conveying overwhelming joy or side-splitting hilarity, but also to articulate a kind of dogged good humor in the face of overwhelming sadness, injustice, exhaustion, and frustration — when you "laugh to keep from crying," as Q-Tip once put it.
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" Trump has also questioned the usefulness of the exercises, citing the disproportionate share of the cost borne by the US. Former Defense Secretary James Mattis told reporters last November that the 2019 version of the Foal Eagle exercise was being "reorganized a bit" to keep from "being harmful to diplomacy.
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It later began attempting to recover it using a barge recovery ship to keep from having to fish it out of the sea, and managed to do that successfully for the first time with one half of the two-part fairing used in a Falcon Heavy launch this past June.
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That's not an empty promise: the premiere episode saw the newest Voice coach (and latest Voice winner) John Legend choose a new song to record, which was then released the day of the series premiere (let's hope everyone watching can keep from Googling the song long enough to avoid spoiling the episode!).
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There's a sense that they are all just fighting to keep from collapsing under the weight of that force — whether a character is a domestic worker in Mexico City or the manager of a sexist sports bar or a widowed woman in Chicago or the rightful heir to the throne of England.
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Looking back at the examples of Ted Haggard or the administration at Oral Roberts, it's easy to see how some Christians think that a certain kind of legalism will protect them from ever engaging in sinful behavior — and how, in Haggard's case, they go to wild lengths to keep from being found out.
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In a 1997 appeals court ruling involving internal White House documents the Clinton administration wanted to keep from Congress, a panel of judges ruled that the administration had waived its ability to claim executive privilege over certain files because it had permitted a personal lawyer for an executive branch official to see them.
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FYI -- there have reportedly been 90,000 reported cases worldwide ... with 6 deaths in the U.S. Just days after Trail Blazers superstar CJ McCollum tweeted he's putting autograph signing on hold out of fear of coronavirus ... the Association is following suit by sending out a list of recommendations to keep from getting affected.
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Tracklist: Kathy McCord - Rainbow Jacqueline Taieb - Le Coeur Au Bout Des DoigtsThe Sandals - Coming Down SlowGary Pacific Group/Wolfram Brunch - KnittingSensations' Fix - Fragments Of LightThe Deirdre Wilson Tabac - I Can't Keep From Crying SometimesEddie Fisher - Either OrDungen - Jamna PlagorGabor Szabo - Dear Prudence Chaz Bundick Meets the Mattson 2 is out March 31 via Company Records.
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Since the breach in question was the result of campaign staffers deciding to click suspicious outbound links, not really an intrinsic flaw in any server or security product, it's not immediately apparent what possible vulnerabilities the DNC could be seeking to keep from the public eye—though a lot about the incident remains ambiguous.
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"The fact that so many people jumped on board with it led me to feeling lower than I've ever felt in my life, but I can't tell you how hard I had to keep from laughing every time my 63-foot inflatable cobra named Karyn appeared onstage in front of 60,000 screaming fans," Swift said.
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But perhaps the most effective way Whitehead uses these shorter chapters is to explore the ways that white Americans could know — can still know — that slavery was a moral abomination, but also benefit from its existence, how they could keep from noticing the double exposure that was their lives by cropping out the unpleasant information.
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Even Steven Adams was able to hold his own while chasing Curry on the perimeter, so much so that the Warriors stopped trying to single him out: Given that Love has as much chance of stopping Curry one-on-one as a traffic cone, the Cavs will do their best to keep from switching.
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The two biggest laugh-out-loud moments (in a laugh-to-keep-from-crying way) were these: 1) Mulvaney kept insisting that he, in his press conference on Thursday, had laid out two reasons for the holding-up of military aid to Ukraine: corruption in Ukraine and the fact that European nations might not be paying their fair share.
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"The fact that so many people jumped on board with it led me to feeling lower than I've ever felt in my life, but I can't tell you how hard I had to keep from laughing every time my 63-foot inflatable cobra named Karyn appeared onstage in front of 60,000 screaming fans," Swift wrote in Elle.
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I touched the side of my shin to show Nick where, earlier that day, I'd cut into it so deeply with a two-dollar Bic razor that I'd gagged and then used a handful of Verge logo stickers to tape a wad of tissues across it, to keep from leaving a trail of blood down the hotel hallway.
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Wiesman says the design of Smilo's nipples are based on the milk ducts inside a breast, making it easier for babies to eat without sucking in too much air or putting too much pressure on their mouth, stomachs and ears, and it also has a vent to let in air and keep from creating a vacuum.
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Essentially the Warby Parker of the bra world (as much as we hate comparing brands directly, it really is an easy way to get the point across), the company allows you to skip the trip to the mall and try on its pieces from the comfort of your own home, and figure out what to keep from there.
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The official who led the global fight against SARS called China's quarantine of 50 million people an unprecedented 'grand experiment' that could turn harmfulThe CDC recommends 3 things you can do to keep from getting Wuhan coronavirus, and 3 things you should not doThe genetic code of the Wuhan coronavirus shows it's 80% similar to SARS.
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When I was in school, I remember there were some kids who got financial rewards, a dollar for every A, or some such, and those of us who came from families that scorned such techniques were always deeply jealous, unable to keep from calculating what our take would have been, if only we had different parents.
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To live this sort of life (in my experience) is to be primarily interested in the morality of the self, the morality of what you actually do — how can I keep from seeming racist — as opposed to the morality of the commons, the morality of how the things you support and believe make life worse for others, sometimes thousands of miles away.
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He's also grown tired of the intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election -- the one that gave him his current job -- so he's routinely tried to distract from the inquiry into whether his campaign was complicit in that interference by returning again and again to Clinton, the rival he vanquished and the person Russia tried to keep from winning.
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When you buy an asset like a Mashable, or when you look at buying an asset like a Gawker Media, and they have a different culture than the J22/Ziff Davis culture, how do you think about how you're going to figure out that transition and how you're going to keep the people you want to keep from the company you're buying?
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Ex-Carnival and Norwegian Cruise Line workers reveal the things they couldn't live without on boardThe CDC recommends 3 things you can do to keep from getting Wuhan coronavirus, and 3 things you should not doThe hardest job on a cruise ship can lead to blindness and burned skin from dangerous chemicals, according to a lawyer who represents cruise ship workers
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One of the virtues of reading a narrative aloud, to children or indeed to anyone, is the way that vocalizing a story clarifies its power, especially in the quavering passion that you try to keep from your voice (because you don't want your kids to think their dear dad is too emotional) but that bleeds through in spite of everything.
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Those calls -- both with leaders who maintain controversial relationships with Trump -- were among the presidential conversations that aides took remarkable steps to keep from becoming public, though like the 2017 meeting with the top Russian officials, it's unclear whether White House aides took the additional step of placing the Saudi and Russian phone calls in the highly secured electronic system.
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Every so often, to keep from losing his place in the game, Bruner would stretch out a silver-socked toe and wake the console from sleep mode by nudging the stick of his controller, which lay at the far end of the couch, next to an Aldi shopping bag overflowing with crumpled laundry, including a silver Lurex cargo vest designed by Virgil Abloh for Louis Vuitton.
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I still tell myself that I killed Emily, despite the veterinarian telling me, after her body had been taken away, while I gripped both a counter and a vet tech to keep from collapsing, that all four of her paws had been bloodied as she had clawed at the floor, the door and the ground during her manic and desperate attempt to get away from my home.
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In reversal, Environmental Protection Agency clears path for mine in Alaska In reversal, Environmental Protection Agency clears path for mine in Alaska The Environmental Protection Agency, under the direction of its climate-denying head, Scott Pruitt, has taken a first step toward opening up a region in Alaska to copper and gold mining that Obama-era regulators had sought to keep from being developed.
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It's true whether you're feeling an ecstatic jolt at Michael Jackson's "Thriller," clutching your face to keep from smiling too hard at Robin Williams's performance in The Birdcage, giving in to the chills inspired by Heath Ledger's smile in 10 Things I Hate About You, or closing your eyes and letting the smoke of Amy Winehouse's voice curl around you and squeeze, just a little too hard.
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We spent a lot of time researching, discussing, writing, rewriting, trying to figure out the right balance: what we keep from the history and the things that we invent; the story we want to tell and where we want to focus; and how we are going to simplify the politics so that it is evident it's affected by the women's relationships but also feels relevant to any period.
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Read more:How combining finances is helping this couple pay off nearly $300,000 in debtA couple who paid off $133,000 in debt, including 16 student loans, swears by a stunningly simple trick to keep from overspendingHow to use a balance transfer card to pay off your credit card debt, in 5 stepsA man who paid off $118,000 in 5 years started by channeling his rage into a 'debt tornado'
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Here's exactly what it costs every monthA temporary side job I took for $15 at a time led me to a fulfilling career I never expectedAfter 10 years as a financial planner, I've found the best way to keep track of my money is still a simple spreadsheetEven though I earn more now than I ever have, I use 5 strategies to keep from falling into a common spending trap
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A Washington, D.C., bar is offering a new cocktail named after the adult-film star President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's lawyer reportedly paid money to keep from discussing a sexual encounter with Trump.
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The industry is going to fight to keep from losing those billions in revenue: Even before most cable companies went all-digital, they still made you rent a box to get scrambled content like HBO, Showtime, and pay-per-view channels, which you couldn't get by plugging the coaxial cable into your TV. With their money and influence, getting them to let that go is going to be difficult.
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"I care a lot about making sure the bot behaves ethically, since Twitter's already a hellhole I definitely didn't want to contribute to making it worse in any way," Nyberg told Gizmodo over DM. Ethics, as she sees them, boil down to three unbreakable rules: it only references public figures to keep from punching down, the way it responds "isn't malicious, cruel or bigoted," and most importantly—Arguetron never makes the first move.
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"Read more:Here's exactly how much time and money you can shave off your student loans by paying $100 more each month6 times it's smarter to use a personal loan instead of a credit cardA couple who paid off $133,000 in debt, including 16 student loans, swears by a stunningly simple trick to keep from overspendingYour credit score isn't the only number lenders use to decide if you're trustworthyRead the full article on CNBC "
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When she was on top, he slapped her thigh and said, "Yeah, yeah, you like that," with an intonation that made it impossible to tell whether he meant it as a question, an observation, or an order, and when he turned her over he growled in her ear, "I always wanted to fuck a girl with nice tits," and she had to smother her face in the pillow to keep from laughing again.
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The picture Comey paints of Trump is also, importantly, the picture Trump paints of himself: He is a man who lies constantly, who values loyalty over integrity, who has little understanding of nor respect for the values and restraints that people in power impose on themselves to keep from misusing their positions, and who intends to use both his powers of hiring and firing to stock the government with people who will serve him first and the country second.
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Ahead of the hearing, Ariel Colangelo, a former lawyer who has written about the sartorial scrutiny that women in the legal field face on a daily basis, said that one could expect Ford to "err on the side of being ultra-conservative and as non-interpretive as possible" — that is, to deny her audience the ability to glean much of anything from her clothes and thus keep from them any further tools with which to undermine her.
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It has happened only three times since the Civil War, and then every time in the wake of a national trauma of one sort of another: in 2002, when the Republicans managed it a little over a year after the 9/11 attacks; in 1998, when a nation fed up with the endless hunting of President Bill Clinton enabled Democrats to keep from losing any seats in the Senate and pick up five in the House; and in 1934, when Americans, finally managing to pull themselves up at least partly from the nadir of the Great Depression, rewarded President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Democrats with a remarkable nine seats in each house.
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Elliot continues to wrestle with last season's revelations, struggling to regain control of his mind while piecing together who he is (and isn't) and what he's done (or didn't do); the mostly-still-MIA Tyrell Wellick (Martin Wallström) appears in a brief flashback donning a literal mask, his true self still unrevealed to Elliot and the audience at-large; Darlene (Carly Chalkin) wrests control of fsociety by assuming a newfound sense of purpose that isn't wholly convincing to those around her; and Angela Moss (Portia Doubleday) has seemingly become a wholly different human being as the newest public relations star of Evil Corp—sorry, E Corp—a mask of her own that she's trying to keep from falling off.
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