And I don't plan to make a habit of it.
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And it's certainly best not to make a habit of that.
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No, but she did make a habit of closing her door.
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I'm not saying make a habit of interrupting people and their productivity.
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"It's not something we want to make a habit of," Girardi said.
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Billionaire John Paul DeJoria has managed to make a habit of it.
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If so, do those employees make a habit of flying home particularly often?
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I wouldn't make a habit of it, though, since they're $395 dress boots.
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Opera companies around the world make a habit of presenting works in concert.
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I make a habit of recommending external batteries a lot, and for good reason.
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Automate your savingsAutomating savings is a great way to make a habit of investing.
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So you should make a habit of testing multiple benchmarks just to be safe.
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Unless you make a habit of clicking through those scary red screens, you'll be fine.
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Cheating on a pregnant girlfriend is only news when you make a habit of it.
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Make a habit of periodically writing down or reflecting on times you've done things well.
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Does our sleeping baby make a habit of bedding down in a puddle of lurid piss?
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Make a habit of revisiting your goals regularly and reminding yourself why you're working so hard.
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"), and your lifestyle ("Do you make a habit of scuba diving or jumping out of airplanes?
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I didn't want to make a habit of it, but damn that money looked good to me.
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LF Corey Dickerson is starting to make a habit of leading off the first inning with a homer.
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It allowed you to make a habit of caring about ancient Crete or Fernando Pessoa or Isaiah Berlin.
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If you don't plan on buying anything, don't make a habit of trying to use coffee shops' bathrooms.
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Four decades and one month later, he has decided he doesn't want to make a habit of it.
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"I hope the president doesn't make a habit of commuting between New York and Washington," Mr. Benepe said.
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"It's a bit of a loose end, and they don't make a habit of leaving them untied," Dempsie said.
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Former Vice President Al Gore, by his own admission, does not make a habit of defending President Donald Trump.
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Once you have it, make a habit of visiting every new space station and nabbing yourself a suit upgrade.
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Drunk women make a habit of climbing onto the bar to hit on the male bartenders by doing body shots.
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North Korea and its unpredictable leader Kim Jong Un possess nuclear weapons and make a habit of regularly threatening neighbors.
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Not only do these individuals like to propose company action, they make a habit of haranguing directors at corporate meetings.
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Even if you make a habit of visiting seafood wholesale markets in Wuhan, you're extremely unlikely to get the coronavirus.
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Most likely, these accounts belonged to individuals who make a habit of reusing the same password across many different websites.
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What You Should Tell Your Friend: In general, don't make a habit of leaving food out on the counter overnight.
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It's an odd thing for a leaks-hating president to make a habit of releasing sensitive information about the US government.
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Make a habit of challenging the images you see in the media amongst your friends, rather than potentially considering them aspirational.
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But, most people who aren't super into books don't make a habit of recommending books to their 63 million closest friends.
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To fill your entire room with the scent, get its elegant ceramic diffuser, and make a habit of using it often.
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And their work takes them to cities around the world, where they make a habit of visiting local museums and galleries.
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Aspiring lucid dreamers should make a habit of asking ourselves at regular intervals throughout the day whether we are awake or asleep.
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The idea is to make a habit of doing so during your waking life so that it would be automatic while dreaming.
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Also, content creators don't make a habit of adding price tags to their sponsored posts or announcing the value of their partnerships.
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If you want to achieve the greatest success life has to offer, you need to make a habit of building unstoppable momentum.
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I don't tend to make a habit of following celebrities on social media, particularly Twitter, mostly because they usually have zero banter.
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I'm trying to make a habit of going at least once a week, especially since I live right around the corner from one.
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Which is why presidents don't usually make a habit of communicating through sarcasm or by saying things and then claiming they weren't serious.
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I make a habit of scrutinizing every Model S I find in the wild, and I've never spotted one that isn't holding up well.
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The other is that writers should not make a habit of dodging the truth merely because it is unpopular among a dedicated minority of readers.
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Arianna Huffington, the founder of the Huffington Post, is beginning to make a habit of bringing famous musicians to the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner.
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Sketch Guy When you make a habit of sharing work in the public sphere, you learn one thing fast: You're going to get hate mail.
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One is to make a habit of giving thanks regularly -- at the beginning of the day, at meals and the like, and at day's end.
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But that's about to change—drastically—and elected officials who make a habit of casual theft are beginning to wake up to some very unpleasant surprises.
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If you make a habit of predicting that there is about to be a break with the past you will be wrong most of the time.
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" It hasn't made you say, "Wow did I luck out not ending up with a guy who was clearly going to make a habit of this!
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The available deals won't always be right for you, but make a habit of checking every now then for bargains that fit what you're looking for.
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Metcalfe said that Class Action Inc does not intend to make a habit of organizing objector campaigns like the one he orchestrated against the Equifax settlement.
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One is to make a habit of giving thanks regularly — at the beginning of the day, at meals and the like, and at day&aposs end.
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You might even want to make a habit of calling at least one Power Relationship every day for no other reason other then to say hello.
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Here's a quick refresher course on smart male condom usage: Make a habit of checking the expiration date on the package, and never use an expired condom.
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Most Americans, unlike the president, have no special affection for the foreign dictatorships that make a habit of tamping down any or all public displays of dissent.
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Republican billionaire businessman Ken Langone told CNBC on Friday that Donald Trump should not make a habit of pressuring companies to keep jobs in the United States.
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You can even make a habit of practicing with strangers you'll probably never see again, since research suggests that making conversation with fellow commuters leaves people happier.
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Germany's constitutional court, unlike America's, does not make a habit of resolving political disputes, and may not take such a hot-potato case even if Bavaria files it.
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Clinton suggested that her demeanor was owed to the "serious issues" being discussed, adding that she did not make a habit of taking advice from the Republican committee.
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Make a habit of eating three frogs before you check your e-mail because e-mail is a major distraction that enables procrastination and wastes precious mental energy.
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Let's just hope that when Waititi takes on Marvel he doesn't make a habit of using great female characters as motivation for two closed-off men to open up.
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In Barmer, a district in western Indian state Jaipur, the local government is offering every family Rs 2500 ($37) per month should they make a habit of using toilets.
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For one, they make a habit of bringing customers onto the service floor to show them exactly what's going on with their cars, which is taboo at most shops.
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Embrace the phone call, set up a regular Google Hangout, and make a habit of sending a daily "How is everyone doing today?" message to your neighborhood group chat.
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What works better than standing desks Experts suggest that rather than sitting or standing for hours at a time, you should make a habit of moving throughout the day.
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A canine catastrophe caught on video is a wake-up call for all pet parents who make a habit of tying their dogs to chairs when they're out and about.
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One of the things I struggle with throughout the work day is remembering to drink water, so I'm trying to make a habit of drinking more water to stay hydrated.
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" Asked if there were other matters the committee would be interested in speaking to Bannon about, Burr said: "I don't make a habit of responding to anything Steve Bannon says.
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After surprising Super Bowl 2018 viewers with an ad announcing that sci-fi movie The Cloverfield Paradox would be arriving imminently, Netflix chose not to make a habit of similar ambushes.
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But essentially, what you need to know is: Don't make a habit of hanging around by the road in any of these places, because it is not good for your health.
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"If feasible, make a habit of giving the check to someone who feels most comfortable insisting on doing the accounting correctly (and doing the work to figure that out)," he advises.
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The pressure on all sides in this town—institutional, ideological, financial—to accept the broad status quo is immense; candidates who make a habit of challenging the established order are rare.
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Part of why Wurm's prankish one minute sculptures never quite get old is that we humans, the butts of his jokes, make a habit of walking right into them—and enjoying it.
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If these numbers are even close to reality, the Lagoon will wind up being the most forgiving pair of headphones for people who make a habit of forgetting or misplacing their charger.
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"Wealthy, successful people don't make a habit of [things like] watching TV," he says, quoting his great-grandfather, J.C. They don't waste too much time using their phones or the Internet, either.
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Andrea, who is relentlessly shamed for her weight by her peers and coaches, learns to soothe her feelings by binge-eating and then vomiting, but it's cool, she doesn't make a habit of it.
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In CNBC's Friday interview, Langone also said Trump should not make a habit of pressuring companies to keep jobs in the United States, after the deal to keep a Carrier plant open in Indiana.
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If SpaceX can make a habit of recovering and re-flying even half of its two-piece rocket fairing, it has a good chance of substantially reducing the per-launch cost of its missions.
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Weirdly, I find myself daydreaming of the day I can dye my arches again (though I know I shouldn't make a habit of it if I want to keep my hair from falling out).
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Even worse, about one in four dogs has eaten feces at least once, and around one in six are "serious stool eaters" who make a habit of it, according to the American Kennel Club.
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Somewhat private as a couple, Cyrus and Hemsworth make a habit of attending the post-Oscars event every year — or at least for the last seven years, according to an interview she did with E!
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They and their circle of friends say they make a habit of recording everything they do as they go about their campaign of teaching seduction techniques and trying their skills on strangers, sometimes in public.
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I don't make a habit of playing such games much, mind; but I do dabble enough to have reached the end of the year with a feeling of emptiness when it comes to interactive chills.
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The benefits will be apparent, no matter what your level: You will be able to decompress, make a habit of entering a creative mindset and be able to 'reset' after a long day at work.
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However, if Markle and Harry make a habit of taking legal action — as Harry's statement implies — this could make the remainder of the press proceed with more caution when it comes to the couple's privacy.
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Such technology is unlikely to stay proprietary for long, and given that some people on the internet make a habit of identifying amateur or unwitting models, the underlying tech could supercharge some of these efforts.
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Mr. Fray-Witzer, the lawyer, said Mr. Gubarev's companies did not make a habit of prying into the web traffic of its clients, and could not have known what its servers were being used for.
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And people aren't going to make a habit of bringing helmets with them everywhere until such vehicles cease to be a novelty and become part of a concerted plan to reduce a city's carbon footprint.
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I have a job that doesn't destroy me, and I make a habit of prioritizing things that bring me happiness, like eating rice balls in bed or doing "Word Up" by Chromeo on Dance Dance Revolution.
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While every one of Trump's predecessors have had disagreements with members of their Cabinet and senior staff, Trump is the first President in modern history to make a habit of publicly undercutting and criticizing those officials.
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A couple things might help your friend: She can ask her office to stock the bathroom with air freshener (or bring in one for the group's benefit) or she can make a habit of flushing mid-movement.
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The biggest companies on the planet have similar R&D departments in place — though the ones that make a habit of disconnecting them from a balance sheet, like Apple, are few and far between in my experience.
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Asus and EVGA make a habit of selling overclocked versions, which cost a little extra, so there may well be a scenario where Nvidia offers a slower card at a higher price, depending on how its partners react.
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Mr. Zepeda's story illustrates what community activists say is a serious issue: The Phoenix police are unusually quick to use force, slow to back down, and make a habit of releasing selective or misleading information about what happened.
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Their latest assignment is a film looking into allegations that Stanley Kubrick is a spy (he isn't), and we see the action through the camera lens of their crew, who make a habit of filming everything the team does.
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Mr Murray really does make a habit of joining in strangers' karaoke sessions and football games, washing dishes in their kitchens or proposing toasts at their stag nights, before slouching off into the night like some kind of crumpled superhero.
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I make a habit of not looking at email and try to make it so I have a period of time in which whatever is going on in the world hasn't arrived at the threshold of my consciousness yet. Why?
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When you think about how often we touch the door knobs and handles in our homes, especially with dirty hands or on the way in or out of the bathroom, you may even choose to make a habit of it.
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Watch the video above to see which remover comes out on top, and remember: No matter which one you opt for, make a habit of it, and always follow up with a more thorough cleanse to remove every last speck of debris.
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To get into the store for occasional trips, you can use a hack like bringing a gift card — but to make a habit of shopping at Costco, you usually need to purchase a membership, a basic version of which costs $60 a year.
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I don't make a habit of idealizing celebrity marriages, but upon hearing the news I felt the need to take an overtly dramatic walk, so that I might gaze upon the bigness of the ocean and lecture myself about the perils of jealousy.
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Clinton associates say that she is unlikely to make a habit of criticizing her own party's institutions, describing her comments at the Recode interview as a one-off event -- and a unique confluence of her frustrations and a digital-savvy audience eager to hear them.
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Yet given the vagaries of the gig economy and the fact that even some corporate employers make a habit of tweaking or announcing schedules at the last minute, it can be hard to know how much you're actually going to be able to bring in.
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A Good Appetite For all their delicacy and sweetness, peas in the pod are just not the kind of thing you would make a habit of cooking on a weeknight — not with the shelling that needs to happen before they would yield enough for dinner.
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What is new is that Republicans, by watching dazed and glassy-eyed as a president abuses the pardon so early in his term, are empowering him to make a habit of forgiving and incenting the kind of lawbreaking that he hopes will shore up his power.
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As if it is not enough that many chief executives have committed embezzlement and other crimes, the chaebols make a habit of helping the government out in return for private gains, in a practice widely known as "jeonggyeong yuchak," which translates as collusion between politicians and businesses.
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This, of course, particularly powerful for young black women and women of color reading the magazine, as it allows them to see themselves and their families reflected in a world (that is, the world of fashion magazines) that does not necessarily always make a habit of doing so.
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Mr. Deutsch is a longstanding patron of Freds, which is not short on affection for boys from Queens who have done well enough to make a habit of $38 salads, or lacking in tolerance for those from the Five Towns whose offices have just been raided by federal law enforcement officials.
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When you make a habit of chasing things, you are likely to become unhappy because, beyond the disappointment you experience once you get them, you discover that you've gained them at the expense of the real things that can make you happy, such as friends, family, and taking good care of yourself.
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"If you make a habit of examining your work week like this, you will see that when you are hopeful and plan to enjoy what you're doing," McKee writes, "or when you are appropriately challenged to learn and grow, you will improve your ability to use your existing knowledge, adopt your perspective as situations change and use your emotional intelligence, too."
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In the wonderful documentary Visages, Villages (playing out of competition at Cannes), a factory worker in a rural French town nonchalantly notes that most of the workers at the factory make a habit of going to the local cinema — and the theater owner, as it turns out, is friends with the French cinema legend Agnès Varda, who co-directed the film.
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There are plenty of obvious reasons why a person might want to make a habit of washing their pillowcases on a regular basis: Sleeping on the oils from your hair and skin night after night can result in breakouts and clogged pores, for starters, and recent research found that, after just two years of use, one-third of the weight of your pillow contains dead skin, bugs, dust mites, and droppings. Droppings.
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In 1986, Missouri became the first state to require abortion providers secure admitting privileges at a nearby hospital so that, in the exceedingly rare case a patient required emergency medical attention, they could be whisked to a local ER. It's a roundabout means of shrinking the provider pool, and an arbitrary one: Abortions rank high among the safest medical procedures available, and ERs do not make a habit of turning away people in pressing need of care.
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