Or, maybe this — Republicans just can't leave it alone.
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Just turn the cleaning system on and leave it alone.
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After I while, I get fed up, leave it alone.
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If you can't see eye to eye, leave it alone.
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"Why don't you leave it alone, this is not Benghazi."
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Just leave it alone or it will eat you, ultimately.
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Place the food in the pan and leave it alone.
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"Now I just kind of leave it alone," Cameron said.
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Just leave it alone, and it will sort itself out.
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Leave it alone and it'll only get better with time.
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"I've been told 'you need to leave it alone," she said.
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Once an anxious thought bubbles up, I can't leave it alone.
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Should I leave it alone or say anything to my doctor?
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That's as perfect as it can be, so I leave it alone.
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Put the phone down and leave it alone to charge in peace.
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But if blood or lymph fluid appears, it's time to leave it alone.
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He runs out of the office, ditching his instructions to leave it alone.
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Put this money into a high-yield savings account and leave it alone.
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If you don't really need to check your phone, just leave it alone.
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You see this face or anything, then leave it alone, trust and believe.
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Once you've put the raw egg into a hot pan, just leave it alone.
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Usually, the best way to control earwax is to leave it alone, Schwartz said.
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I decide to leave it alone as I look across the snow-covered field.
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Should I write a note, mention this to my super, or leave it alone?
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You take a group, leave it alone for an hour, and you have two groups.
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If you find a severed ear, probably leave it alone Someone else will handle it.
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Doctors agree that the best thing to do for your vagina is leave it alone.
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Connect the console to a power source and leave it alone for a couple hours.
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Our orders are to leave it alone as long as it can feed and fly.
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Twitter, of course, couldn't leave it alone either, creating the hashtag #DressLikeAWoman to respond: #DressLikeAWoman pic.twitter.
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The spider was probably still in there, although the complainant decided to just leave it alone.
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I get this look doesn't tickle everyone's fancy, so if you hate it, leave it alone.
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Being around people who can tell you to stop, leave it alone, it's fine, is good.
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You see a sideline interview going on, and you just can't leave it alone, can you?
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I kept trying to "fix" my body, and it kept telling me to leave it alone.
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It's either we're going to do something about it, or we're going to leave it alone.
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The creative process, sometimes I say, you can leave it alone, but maybe Greg can respond better.
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You'd like once you fix the tax system to leave it alone for a long, long time.
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"Unless it becomes painful, it's really best to leave it alone," was the gist of his advice.
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Place the chicken breast in the pan and then leave it alone, giving it time to brown.
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And it goes perfectly with Buika's voice and the rest of the band, so leave it alone.
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I had to figure out a game plan of what I needed to do to leave it alone.
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I don't know whether it would be braver to keep writing it or braver to leave it alone.
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It's important to ensure those around the pet leave it alone when it goes to its safe space.
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But if an account receives multiple reports and doesn't violate Instagram's policies, the platform will leave it alone.
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After picking what kind of yogurt they want on Yomee's app, they leave it alone for six hours.
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Now stick that creature under a big rock in a fast river or stream and leave it alone.
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Taking on the college sports establishment can be a real headache—and frankly, Hayes could leave it alone.
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Sometimes he asked his cousins Dorothy and Olivia about him, but they told him to leave it alone.
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It was simple and rugged: You could leave it alone for a year, and it would keep going.
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"I've gotten a few emails saying, 'Leave it alone,'" said Marsha Rummel, the president of the city council.
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"Not everyone is in agreement that we should just leave it alone," said an attendee at the lunch.
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But the thing with a sourdough is that you can't leave it alone if you decide to travel.
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If you do happen to see a gator, authorities say you should leave it alone until the water recedes.
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We really like this one because, once you sync your bank accounts, you pretty much just leave it alone.
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There's enough time for me to work with it, yet sets in pretty soon after I leave it alone.
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"Parents sometimes want to wash it with soaps or astringents," said Jana, who advises them just to leave it alone.
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" Carell balked at the question, insisting that a reboot isn't "the best idea" and that "we should leave it alone.
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I try to fly 'em around, but there's a lot of buildings and stuff, so I just leave it alone.
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The surgeon wanted to do nothing at all: Leave it alone, he counseled, as if your cancer were an animal.
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Fifty-three percent of those surveyed said Congress should either work to fix problems with ObamaCare or leave it alone.
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For many scientists, the best way to manage the infestation was to leave it alone, letting nature take its course.
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If you are unable to remove the mouth easily with clean tweezers, leave it alone and let the skin heal. 3.
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"If you have that 20173 conversion in the market and you made a lot of money, leave it alone," Slott said.
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"Leave it alone," they were told, which infuriated Nadiezhda Henríquez Chacín, 42, now a human rights lawyer and a fierce one.
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Just the other day I decided to tone it a little darker so I can leave it alone for a while.
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Make sure your batteries are fully charged, set up your camera, leave it alone and let it take shots all night.
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A distraught Williams sat down with Paramore's touring bassist Joey Howard and wrote "Leave It Alone," about the inevitability of loss.
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I mean, honestly, the best case for me is that they leave it alone, as they have with some fan projects.
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It must decide in December whether to raise its benchmark interest rate for the fourth time this year or leave it alone.
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Cryptically and compellingly, Come In Alone beckons you to enter it, take hold of it, spin it, and never leave it alone.
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Osborne: Hopefully, we can just leave it alone and go and look at it every so often, monitor what's happening up there.
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We haven't been able to leave it alone since he sent it across, and we can't wait for you to hear it.
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Maybe it's to leave it alone and just kind of put it in their hands, and let's just go work it out.
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Shaq says that he was given "orders from the top to leave it alone," and he's not about to disobey his mom.
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"I'm a recovering drug addict myself, and to raise my girls, I had to learn to leave it alone," Mr. Sikes said.
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If you leave it alone, it's going to keep getting worse and worse and worse, and some day, it'll just stop functioning.
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My goal is to leave it alone as much as possible — and if I can add more money to it, even better.
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Buzhardt wanted him to leave it alone -- the Stennis compromise for now would be a giant step toward the end of Watergate.
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Rattlesnake encounters If you encounter a rattlesnake, the best option is to move away from the snake and leave it alone, Penning said.
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You could, in theory, put some other search engine like Bing or DuckDuckGo in here, but generally speaking you should leave it alone.
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Q: Is your estate plan something you tinker with frequently, or did you set it some time ago and mostly leave it alone?
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Because if that 5,000-piece box of Star Wars Legos was sitting right beside you, you wouldn't be able to leave it alone.
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"I've learned that I can save — I can totally in small, measurable amounts — I can save it and leave it alone," she says.
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The Virginia Department of Agriculture recommends that anyone who thinks they may have spotted a plant leave it alone and contact the agency.
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"I think rather than to bat this thing over the net back and forth between parties, we'll just leave it alone," Jackson said.
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I've seen the world from every possible angle, and you either take the bull by the horns or you leave it alone, I guess.
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Why not just leave it alone, given that you are the President of the United States and that your son is a grown man?
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By the numbers: We asked five groups of voters whether Congress should expand the ACA, leave it alone, shrink it, or repeal it altogether.
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Washington has yet to learn whether the backlash among its allies over Trump's latest declaration will leave it alone in an hour of need.
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"It makes sense to buy Tiffany at the right price ... But if Tiffany doesn't play ball, it is also OK to leave it alone."
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If she chooses to leave it alone, the Office of the First Lady will have to decide if it's going to use it at all.
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I can't help but want to "meddle" and talk to the friend's parents, but I want to respect my daughter's wish to leave it alone.
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If you tell her a story about your life, she will always know when you're concealing something, and usually she will not leave it alone.
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As such, he often finds things that aren't his, but he knows when we tell him something is Dad's or Mom's to leave it alone.
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If the paint is intact, with no signs of peeling, flaking or chipping, then leave it alone, as it is unlikely a child could ingest it.
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"Leave it alone," said Joe Ann Brown, 59, a school aide who lives in Park Slope and strolls the promenade with her daughter almost every weekend.
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But the show remains one of the most enduring representations of Puerto Rican life in American pop culture, and the entertainment industry won't leave it alone.
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The good news for Kensho and its customers is that S&P Global intends to mostly leave it alone and let it do what it's been doing.
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The Honoured Society offered Costa $1 million [$750,000 USD] a year to leave it alone, and when he wouldn't tow the line, they threatened to kill him.
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I'm starting to write something now—I have an idea of what it's going to be, the image I'm starting with—and I can't leave it alone.
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There is no "dislike" or "pass" option in the main online matching section, so if you don't want to mingle with a profile, you simply leave it alone.
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You can press the belly to initiate a response or Porg-ish action, or you can just leave it alone, and it will randomly move and make sounds.
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He needs to either leave it alone until it collapses and forces Democrats to give them votes, or repeal it outright and force Democrats to give them votes.
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But it doesn't end here, there's more: When the battery is almost depleted, turn off the Switch through its settings, then leave it alone for another 30 minutes.
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All it wanted was to retire to a life of quiet obscurity with loved ones — proud, tireless mother lode; burdened lodestone — but now no one will leave it alone.
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If a similar conspiracy arose today, it might be slowed down Facebook's other efforts to block false news reports, but the Information Operations rules would largely leave it alone.
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I'm pointed in the direction of the café where I order a coffee and my total is $1.50… that's not free but it's $1.50 so I leave it alone.
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The most popular removal methods are to leave it alone and hope it goes down by itself, or visit a dermatologist who can remove it during your next office visit.
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If you find an injured or sick bat, the safest thing to do is to leave it alone and call a local wildlife center or public health department, Pieracci said.
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Our Axios/Survey Monkey poll shows that most voters in all 10 states want Congress to either modify the law or leave it alone, rather than try to repeal it.
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I have my SEP IRA through Vanguard, and I invest in its low-cost total stock market index fund (VTSMX) and then I leave it alone … for a very long time.
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What I will say is that the development of Internet technology started with a sense that it's a frail flower and we need to leave it alone and see what'll happen.
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It was very powerful when she looked me in the eye, as a member of the media, to say, 'It's time for the media to leave it alone and to back off.
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Some of them have two speeds: hostile and smart-ass, and they're never going to leave it alone because they didn't want the American people to pick Donald Trump to be president.
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Being that I'm the last living member of the crew, I didn't have to point a finger at anybody or get anyone else involved and [I found that] I couldn't leave it alone.
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"Since I been in jail, people been subbing me and all this little weird shit, but I just leave it alone," he says, presumably standing at a bank of phones inside Men's Central Jail.
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Similarly, a poll of 2,000 self-described Trump voters found that more than half wanted the president-elect either to expand the power of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau or at least to leave it alone.
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Rather than unloading a winner (and having to pay tax on those gains), use cash that's sitting on the sidelines from dividends or earned interest to buy bonds or laddered CDs — or just plain leave it alone.
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Read More Cramer: Know your IPO—Why the hot US Foods IPO may not be worth an investment And sometimes when one is dealing with a growth story, Cramer says to leave it alone and just let it grow.
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Acosta said he had signed the non-prosecution agreement because he had been told to "back off" of Epstein: "I was told Epstein 'belonged to intelligence' and to leave it alone," he said, according to the White House official.
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While the show is now in extended hibernation for its likely calamitous final season in 2019, its infection of all facets of pop culture will not go away and we will not leave it alone because we love music and dragons.
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The narrator's response—that it's possible "both to love something and leave it alone"—is a more than fair critique of Aimee as shameless scavenger, but it also hints at the trickier question of what people do, in fact, owe one another.
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Yes, it is also true that nuclear tests are a means by which this very weak country can look so unpredictable that more powerful countries will leave it alone, and it's a way for North Korea to extract concessions from the outside world.
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AMLG: As your user base gets bigger you're going to have a lot of anonymized metadata that will give you insights—such as the more times you interrupt the baby's sleep or the more times you leave it alone, this is the effect.
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A moderator could delete the post altogether, "mark as cruel" (which blurs the image for others and sends a warning message to the user), "mark as insensitive" (which doesn't blur but sends a warning message to the user), or leave it alone.
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Next time, I may try rubbing the bread first with a cut garlic clove to add a little extra punch of flavor or amping up the heat by using a spicier pepper—or, you know, just leave it alone because it was pretty darn perfect.
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Although the bullet remains in his spine (doctors say it's best for the cat's health to leave it alone) and his tail needed to be amputated, Roger continues to improve by kitty leaps and bounds since his arrival at Naples Cat Alliance in September.
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"And so it's in something of a mathematic spiral and you could either sit on the sidelines and say let is fail at its own volition, leave it alone — which I think is probably, politically, would be the easier thing to do," he continued.
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Just the fact that she was compelled to take the photos in the first place underscores how increasingly willingly she's being drawn into the family business, even though her parents have told her more than once not to worry about Pastor Tim's diary, to leave it alone.
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It's kind of amazing because it's the exact opposite of the approach taken by EA recently, who seem like they've been trying to downplay gacha mechanics in order to mollify increasingly annoyed audiences and—more importantly—to reduce the attention on the issue so that politicians might leave it alone.
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" But, she says, her course as a doctor is clear: "regardless of when I intervene, that pregnancy's going to die, but if I intervene earlier, then I'm going to leave that mom a much better chance of doing well than if I leave it alone and wait for it to rupture.
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This institution is the closest thing for a social petri dish to help answer the following: What will happen if one provides a liberal establishment with trillions of dollars, grant it immunity from legal accountability, and leave it alone for three-quarters of a century to do good in the world?
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And there's a lot of veterans use Twitter, this is one thing that I found really interesting, even if they disagree with me and you know they, they throw the worst insult at me, I generally go and look at a bio and if it's a veteran, I just leave it alone.
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