And if anything it made me realize that the friends you make are the ones you make an effort with, and who make an effort with you.
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Club president Christian Constantin said after the sackings that "there's no point in me keeping players who don't want to make an effort when everyone else has to make an effort".
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I just don't make an effort anymore to pack food.
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Make an effort to get excited about why you're saving.
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Dives don't generally make an effort to appeal to cleanliness.
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You have to make an effort to engage in dialogue.
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Or rather, make an effort to only post what's absolutely necessary.
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If they want to get fit they will make an effort.
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Let's make an effort first and see where that puts us.
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"We need to make an effort to resolve this," she said.
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Failing that, they could make an effort at a waiver trade.
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Some of Rome's speakeasies barely make an effort to disguise themselves.
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She is trying to make an effort and I appreciate that.
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It's hard for her to make an effort to be here.
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Why didn't he make an effort to de-escalate the situation?
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I think I am lazy; I think I could make an effort.
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I make an effort to tap into that classic, timeless source material.
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Namely, how can we make an effort to uplift more female voices?
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And that means we need to make an effort to get outdoors.
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Make an effort to pay your balance off in full every month.
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The festival also encourages citizens to make an effort to conserve energy.
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The state-controlled media doesn't make an effort to curtail this distaste.
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"We need to make an effort to deal with that," she said.
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Next, check your credit score and make an effort to boost it.
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They're 'feeling Jovani,' and it's wonderful they make an effort like that.
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Make an effort to check back on your plan throughout the year.
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All the more reason to make an effort in a fresh direction.
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Make an effort on a wider stage, and steal that scene right back.
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Guys can, again, join us though and make an effort, we won't judge.
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I've been trying to make an effort to stop apologizing for my ideas.
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Make an effort to actually answer, not avoid questions or attack the questioner.
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But may as well make an effort and set aside time for dates.
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But I did make an effort to follow accounts that help me relax.
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Officers spoke with the boy to make an effort to locate his family.
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Governments also were urged to make an effort to champion walking and cycling.
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I'm glad he recognizes this and will make an effort to do more.
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Make an effort to consume its content with fervor during these summer months.
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We all know we should make an effort to quote more female experts.
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"In Vancouver," he said, "you have to make an effort to get busted."
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B. says it's exciting, but she wants to know he'll make an effort.
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Make an effort to drive to the path of totality, if you can.
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You'd have to really make an effort to ingest significant amounts of human flesh.
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You can still make an effort to know a little bit about the field.
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When I decide to do something, I am able to make an effort easily.
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She decides to make an effort to show Kris that she is Kim's priority.
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The Fed has to make an effort to shed light on what's going on.
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According to Ben, we should make an effort to be as spontaneous as possible.
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Sometimes my girlfriends call each other and say, 'We're going to make an effort.
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Do you make an effort to live with as little environmental impact as possible?
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Pause any recurring subscriptions and make an effort to cut back on online shopping.
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If I have a curator or another guest coming by, I make an effort.
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If you're working with others on Sunday, make an effort to embrace outside perspectives.
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If you wanted to spill the beans, you'd actually have to make an effort.
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Which is all the more reason to make an effort to hold him accountable.
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Maybe people don't make an effort with you because you're just not worth it?
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It doesn't pay to make an effort for people who don't care about you.
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Therefore, although today we are celebrating women, let's make an effort to see past gender.
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But there's also many ways we can individually make an effort to turn the tide.
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I think you should not make an effort about that, you should just be yourself.
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It's one thing to make an effort to include people of color in the program.
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Guys there is a reason I didn't make an effort to cover up my scars!
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What matters is that we make an effort to be a little kinder to ourselves.
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I think they're really going to make an effort and try to keep these people.
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When you hear of a local direct action or rally, make an effort to attend.
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Shouldn't they make an effort to represent the people using their product to express themselves?
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So, I feel all citizens should make an effort to keep up with the news.
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One rule is that you at least make an effort to get your concern redressed.
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But you just know you're going to have to make an effort to do so.
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You can also make an effort to get your carton from the back of the freezer.
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"I don't really care if you pronounce it wrong if you make an effort," Ashfia said.
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Pence did make an effort to defend his running mate, but it was a bizarre tactic.
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I try to make an effort to speak to them on my drive home whenever possible.
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But Sunday night's episode finally saw The Simpsons' writers make an effort to address the controversy.
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But there are many good things being done to make an effort for equality right now.
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But when you make an effort to speak up, others will listen and connect with you.
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For this new year, I'm going to make an effort to reign in the Boomerangs. Maybe.
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And Flores said Trump should make an effort to meet with the conservative RSC as well.
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He doesn't criticize the President, but he also doesn't make an effort to embrace him, either.
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I didn't make an effort to have a firm close; I sort of just walked away.
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You may want to make an effort to be mindful as you go through airport security.
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I make an effort to walk for 20 minutes during my hour lunch break every day.
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Students who have been out of class for years see no reason to make an effort.
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We also make an effort to help her go on vacation for a bit each year.
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Let's make an effort to use the words we love so much kindly with one another.
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I'm not actually driving today so I need to make an effort to leave on time.
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When you genuinely value your staff, and you make an effort, your appreciation shines through brightly.
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I feel like when people go to Broadway shows they don't make an effort like that.
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"Unless I make an effort to be home, I would probably never be home," he said.
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Patients can buy specialty lamps for this, or just make an effort to go outside early.
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The immigration law required law enforcement to make an effort to determine citizenship in some arrest cases.
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It's a frustrating oversight, because Far Cry 5 does otherwise make an effort to immerse the player.
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If you make an effort to find the right person, you get the commission of a marriage.
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What you can do: Make an effort to help fund comprehensive mental health care for homeless individuals.
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No matter how many times Winter asserts herself, critics make an effort to drag her back down.
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"You're trying to say how I've changed, when I do try to make an effort," says Kardashian.
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"I'll always try to make an effort to see them because they're literally my family," she says.
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But if someone doesn't eventually make an effort to be supportive, that might require a bigger conversation.
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Do the two of you make an effort to avoid scheduling activities or events farther in advance?
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If you've started a new job, make an effort to meet people who work in different departments.
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Maybe they get annoyed with family, but they might make an effort to respond to the doctor.
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Make an effort to exist in the mindset of whichever character you're commandeering at any given moment.
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J.B. in Wisconsin Dear Heloise: Please ask your readers to make an effort to declutter their homes.
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That doesn't mean China and the US won't talk, or at least make an effort at negotiating.
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Therefore, older patients should make an effort to eat as healthily as possible prior to their operation.
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So we really need to make an effort to stay involved and engaged in each others' lives.
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We want to be clear on our efforts of good faith and make an effort to accommodate concerns.
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The good news, though, is that when couples do make an effort, this study suggests it pays off.
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Parents may make an effort to live near extended family, but modern employment arrangements don't make that easy.
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"He's starting to make an effort to change some of the things that we've talked about," Lewis said.
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"Make (an) effort (and) once you committed effort, even small effort results will come," the Dalai Lama said.
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I really make an effort to show different stages of the growth, different walks of life, different stories.
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I don't wear makeup every day, but I make an effort if I have social plans after work.
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Make an effort ... We cannot complain about the slashed funding if we can't tell taxpayers why science matters.
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If you fall backwards, make an effort to tuck your chin, so your head won't hit the ground.
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"We have to make an effort so productivity goes up for the same amount of space," Velez said.
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In order to see shooting stars nowadays, you need to make an effort to escape artificial city lights.
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Make an effort to meet with your technician before booking in, so that your skin can be assessed.
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When my IBS leaves me alone for a few weeks, I feel well enough to make an effort.
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You have to make an effort to see the whole of the moon, but hey, there it is.
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Bolton will make an effort to control the decision-making process as any good national security adviser would.
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Does your school make an effort to represent the diversity of its student body in its promotional materials?
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Sometimes you have to make an effort to not laugh on a quiet subway full of stern commuters.
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"I really do think I ended up in the hospital because Northeastern didn't make an effort," King said.
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Relapsing was a step backward, but Lovato had been there before and would make an effort to get better.
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I really hate working out, but it's helpful for depression and anxiety, so I try to make an effort.
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Once you graduate from college, that whole network is gone, unless you make an effort to keep it going.
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Corporate coach Annie Perrin agrees that when companies make an effort to make their workers happy, it pays off.
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So, did she make an effort to disclose the things that Jared Kushner had done or Donald Trump Jr?
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I just wish she would make an effort to treat me the way I would love to be treated.
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If he or she values feedback, make an effort to speak up and add something constructive to every conversation.
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And I always make an effort to support young designers and entrepreneurs so it feels good to wear it!
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But at all events I will make an effort to find solutions - up until the last day of negotiations.
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Sure, I still make an effort to put myself out there at different meetings and events in my community.
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Once everyone is home, usually by 5 pm, I make an effort to get outside and get everyone moving.
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In these cases, we always make an effort to run unplanned purchases of more than $100 by each other.
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We don't always make an effort to match but for some reason we always end up with similar threads.
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There is no pressure to actually make an effort to see someone, because we're all required to stay home.
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It's time to correct that and make an effort to describe what's really going on in the transportation industry.
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If you're right-handed, make an effort to frequently use your left hand to perform activities and vice-versa.
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And that if it happened again he — he might — he might make an effort to speak out about it.
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More and more people are beginning to care and make an effort as they see firsthand what is happening.
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"We make an effort every day to provide our customers with the freshest, high quality foods," Mariano's responded on Twitter.
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For those willing to make an effort, there are people, partners, churches and other institutions willing to offer financial help.
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This is what had been happening during those initial short feeds — Violet was too oxygen-deprived to make an effort.
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If she would love to see her grandchildren, she should really make an effort to reach out and see them.
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A policy shouldn't be the reason we call out inappropriate behavior or make an effort to include our co-workers.
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"From this point on I want to make an effort to contribute and immerse myself in the conversation," Paul says.
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"Politicians have to listen to young people and have to make an effort to appeal to young people," said Bergh.
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Facts change constantly, so do the crowd's preferences, and we have to make an effort to keep up with that.
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"My grandfather recommended that people make an effort to dress formally out of respect for the musicians," Mr. Christie said.
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"Jarman said guys should at least wear a blazer to an interview: "I feel like people should make an effort.
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Two years ago, the NCAA tournament selection committee seemed to make an effort to reward small schools over big schools.
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Identify these individuals in your life and make an effort to seek their insight and assistance when you need it.
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Rajoy, speaking at a news conference, said he would make an effort to hold talks with the new Catalan government.
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And especially because they are so dear to you, make an effort to understand how their views differ from yours.
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Make an effort to acknowledge all of the staff members and to introduce them to senior management when they visit.
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Subreddits like r/medical_advice and r/AskDocs make an effort to recruit verified medical professionals to answer questions for people.
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She decided to make an effort to lose weight as she believed she wasn't living her life to the fullest.
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There is nothing the United States could appropriately do to make up for this, but they can make an effort.
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But now I can go back to activity, so I'm going to make an effort to work out this week.
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If she would love to see her grandchildren, she should really make an effort to reach out and see them.
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Advice after Neptune Retrograde: As Neptune changes direction in your sign, it's important that you make an effort to feel grounded.
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Kim also reportedly said North Korea will faithfully fulfill its nuclear nonproliferation obligations and make an effort to realize global denuclearization.
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And I really make an effort to find those people and get their voices out there — that's really important to me.
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Shouldn&apost we make an effort, if necessary, to reintroduce the nuclear warheads that were removed in South Korea, if necessary?
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But he admitted that he does make an effort to sometimes indulge in the perks of mirror touch, without the pain.
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He's a lean, boyish guy who seems to make an effort to maintain some semblance of a smile at all times.
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Speaking in Istanbul, Akben also said he expects banks to make an effort to turn deposits in foreign currencies into lira.
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Venus will make sure to send you good vibes if you make an effort to go out and connect with people.
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And, even when women's roles aren't explicitly obvious, managers can make an effort to acknowledge women's roles in their companies' successes.
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It is important to share your unique cultural experiences with others and, in turn, make an effort to learn about theirs.
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"I'll be honest, I am not good with names at all, but I'm trying to make an effort," the then-Bachelorette said.
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When you make an effort to diversify, you can turn investing into a responsible and low-risk way to manage your savings.
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I'm recovering from very serious agoraphobia, so I make an effort each week to leave the house for something other than work.
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I think Fields and company will make an effort to fill out that part of Ford's story in the months to come.
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But there are some signs that gold may make an effort to challenge the upper reaches of its range in coming months.
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Maybe the third Jurassic World film, due out in 2021, will finally make an effort to emulate the sagacity of Jurassic Park.
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Not that the show doesn't make an effort to weave a fundamental love of rock into the fabric of its polyester suiting.
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And we also make an effort to include a few of the top 10 most recommended comments across the site each week.
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There are a million people I admire and would like to have a picture with, but I don't really make an effort.
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For a time, it becomes your WHOLE relationship and you really have to make an effort to not let it destroy you.
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We're saying, wait a minute, we are going to make an effort to save every life we can, no matter the cost.
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"We make an effort to comply with local laws in the countries where we operate," a spokesperson from Snap told VICE News.
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"They really make an effort to go out and be with people on the margins," he told The New Yorker's Eliza Griswold.
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Let's stick to celebrating climate change resolutions that at least make an effort at unifying the country around ambitious but workable solutions.
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In September, Jimmy Pitaro, the president of ESPN, said he expected Silicon Valley firms to make an effort to obtain broadcast rights.
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So make an effort to take the stairs more often and hit the gym as frequently as you can throughout the week.
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If you don't make an effort to up your security smarts, it's not a matter of if — it's a matter of when.
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But we can at least make an effort to understand the disparity between what people say they want and what they do.
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In her education, I make an effort to find books where girls and boys have different ethnic backgrounds and like different things.
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But you didn't make an effort to challenge them in any way or wrestle with the critiques you very narrowly skim through.
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You can also make an effort to express your interest and concern to your partner, without taking a position or side, Ortman says.
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This month, Facebook announced that it will make an effort to fight voter suppression and misinformation ahead of the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
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Boston jury consultant Edward Schwartz said he expects both sides to make an effort to vet jurors by their public social media postings.
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Make an effort to seek out the people who can fill in your knowledge gaps, while being respectful of their time and responsibilities.
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Other VR games make an effort to coddle the player, or to make a show of how believable its virtual world can be.
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This will find your intuition particularly activated—make an effort to record your dreams in a journal or indulge in some fantasy novels.
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I sincerely hope that people with political influence will strive to make an effort to learn more about mental illness and viable treatments.
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The programme is designed to monitor and track a user's progress and to make an effort to build a lasting habit of meditation.
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Akben, head of the banking watchdog, called on lenders on Friday to make an effort to turn deposits in foreign currencies into lira.
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I have to use a special fluoride toothpaste after years of grinding my teeth, so I also make an effort to use that.
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For me it's also important that I wear something business casual, make an effort to do my hair and put on some makeup.
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O'Rourke's proposal would remove Section 85033 protections for platforms that do not make an effort to create and uphold policies against hate speech.
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O'Rourke's proposal would remove Section 28500 protections for platforms that do not make an effort to create and uphold policies against hate speech.
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After playing in Denver on March 2, Bryant said he knew he needed to make an effort to play more games at home.
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Third, when it comes to writing about politics, I'm going to make an effort to do less prognosticating and more first-order analysis.
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"One thing that really changed with kids is my unwillingness to make an effort to look cool on a daily basis," he said.
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With more discussion (though it did make an effort to attract Trump supporters to the Ideas Festival to explore the future of conservatism).
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"We understood that (Liquigas) was a very important asset, something strategic that the we had to make an effort to acquire," Turqueto said.
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All of us should just make an effort to wash our hands more often and do what we can do to stay healthy.
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The game was decided in the third quarter because we came out of the locker room and didn't want to make an effort.
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Right-wing works council members make an effort to appear reasonably critical of globalization, combative and avoid any racist language at the workplace.
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But if it's important to you, ask them to make an effort to celebrate your daughter's birthday next year, on FaceTime or otherwise.
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KS: I'm sure some CIA agent has put something in here, but at least they had to make an effort to do so.
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But I think we also have to make an effort to find a language, a visual language, that interests and that really intrigues people.
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"There's not a lot of people in this world that really make an effort to learn sign language," he said of her moving tribute.
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I'm going to make an effort to reach out to the ladies in my life who aren't coupled-up, instead of pushing them away.
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From school parties to pizza nights, the two have will continue to make an effort to maintain a sense of normalcy for their kids.
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Today I talk about how I want to make an effort to get out of the house more while the kids are at school.
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But, if you still need more convincing, here are three reasons why you might want to make an effort to look at your vulva.
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"We make an effort to comply with local laws in the countries where we operate," a Snap spokesperson said in a statement to Mashable.
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If you don't have anyone in mind, attend an internal networking event, or make an effort to start meeting more people at the office.
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Sometimes I wouldn't eat a kapsalon for two weeks straight, so in the three weeks after that I had to really make an effort.
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I think it was when I started to get into stuff that you had to make an effort to find, through fanzines and whatever.
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Or make an effort to work with her directly on some project — which is a decent tactic for responding to office cliques in general.
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That way, she can make an effort to understand the traditions of the place she's going, which you rightly suggest is a good idea.
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Only, that afternoon I'd felt the need to make an effort, because I'd been supervising the hanging of my paintings in the Galilee Chapel.
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"I hope Japan and other nations in the world make an effort toward the maintenance of the agreement," NHK quoted Mr. Rouhani as saying.
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" Joana Costa Knufinke, group editor for nonfiction books in Scholastic's library publishing division, said, "We make an effort to show both points of view.
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One senior Fatah official, Azzam Al-Ahmed, wished Haniyeh "good luck" and called on him to make an effort to end the Palestinian divisions.
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"I've learned how to suck it up and make an effort and put myself on the line and ask people out for coffee," she says.
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So in 2008, a group of fishermen decided they would make an effort to protect their livelihoods by trying to conserve the lake's natural resources.
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Obama is set to address childhood obesity at the summit Friday, but she'll have to really make an effort to top this precious ant-ecdote.
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If you were wondering, 92% of users only bother to skim the first page, and only 6% make an effort to reach the second page.
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We make an effort to be as visible as possible during Pride so others in the community can feel more comfortable with who they are.
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As I scrolled, while focusing on the ones that appeared to make an effort to conceal their real identities, one in particular caught my eye.
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I've been MIA for years and for them to make an effort and really do what they can to be there just meant a lot.
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He still has a huge ego, but it was nice to see him make an effort to bond with his Webber and DeLuca (Giacomo Gianniotti).
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If someone doesn't make an effort to want to be around you then they just aren't into you and that's OK, you don't need them.
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Zuck's diary didn't go into much detail regarding the fake news problems on Facebook, but it did make an effort to defend the social network.
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Besides spreading awareness, you can also make an effort to be an informed consumer, and ask questions about where things you're purchasing actually come from.
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But if the legislation does fail, the decision to not even make an effort to peel away a Democrat or two could be fateful. 2.
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Self-care will be a major theme once Venus enters sensitive water sign Cancer on May 19 — make an effort to break your bad habits.
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I'm not as fast as I used to be, I don't have the speed, so you really have to make an effort to get it.
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When news organizations do retract a story, they normally also make an effort to correct the record, and explain to the reader what went wrong.
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And though just 6 percent of Americans eat vegetarian, according to Nielsen, almost 40 percent now make an effort to eat more plant-based foods.
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The Dallas Museum of Art doesn't yet have to make an effort to publicize it, even if it came with no provenance documentation at all.
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And the motivation for companies to make an effort to simply keep consumer drivers available may simply not be in a forward-thinking company's DNA.
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"We will make an effort to create a basis for Syrian migrants to return to their homeland, their free homeland," Ekrem Imamoglu told Reuters last month.
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And while she does make an effort to change the law that is barring her sister's happiness, she's not being as ballsy as she should be.
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So we have to be hypercritical of our own moral reactions as potentially misogynistic or racist or whatever, and then make an effort to correct them.
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"We make an effort to comply with local laws in the countries where we operate," a Snapchat spokesperson said in a statement to Reuters late Sunday.
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"I get my dad missing hanging out with Kylie but I do make an effort to come hang out with her," Kendall said in her interview.
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When I want to make an effort to be healthy, I bring some yoga pants and a sports bra and rush to Bikram yoga after work.
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They live about 20 minutes away from me, so I try to make an effort to visit them at least once a week, if not more.
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Makerspaces and hackathons attempt to teach these skills to novices in a DIY way, but one has to make an effort to actually visit these spaces.
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"We would like to make an effort to stimulate people around the world to build in a circular way," StoneCycling co-founder Ward Massa told Hyperallergic.
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It worked with the U.K.'s School of Life to encourage couples to make an effort to pay more attention to each other on Valentine's Day.
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A. can be a lonely place," Poppy told AD, while her younger sister added, "You really have to make an effort to reach out to people.
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Combine that with the structure of regular meals and snacks, and make an effort to include most food groups at your meals, and you are covered.
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"I would like to devote myself to support his highness the Crown Prince and to make an effort for the happiness of the people," Masako said.
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These interactions have taught me a valuable lesson: It's hard to dislike someone thoughtful enough to take time out of their day to make an effort.
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But other people often maintain that it is within the power of obese people to lose substantial amounts of weight if they really make an effort.
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Undoubtedly, some helmet-first collisions cannot be avoided, but the N.F.L. was right to make an effort to eliminate as many as possible in the preseason.
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I'll admit it's already become incredibly difficult to convince myself to make an effort to get ready and dressed for another day of working from home.
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That's still a win to me, and I just make an effort to remember it for next time, so it doesn't have to be a guess.
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The Carters were sitting together a few rows back from the field, and they clearly didn't make an effort to get up during Demi Lovato's performance.
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But for players who take the court knowing they are compromised and do not make an effort to complete the match, there is cynicism and disappointment.
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It is a good idea to mix it up, so next year we will make an effort to illustrate an example from a different tax bracket.
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When you take the time to catch your breath, you should also make an effort to warm your hands to help keep you grounded and focused.
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She explains that a leader's first words as president should make an effort to unite the country, share guiding principles, and affirm the limits of power.
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I'd encourage each of you to make an effort over the coming days to reach out to those who might have different perspectives from your own.
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I find I usually lean too much on the side of IRL, so I'm trying to make an effort of being more fluid [with] how I share.
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"It was more of a boy's brand five years ago, but we decided to really make an effort and push to build our women's business," she says.
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Caroline Mollard, a physiotherapist in Paris, says it has become normal in France for women to know that they must make an effort to rehabilitate after birth.
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Not only is this flat-out false (I've never heard such a thing), but Omarosa didn't even make an effort to call or email me to verify.
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When I make an effort to get to know our founders beyond the most superficial level, then I cannot help but be moved by their personal struggles.
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But just like we can't call her lazy, we can't say that in 2017, she didn't at least make an effort, and that should count for something.
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"We all have to make an effort so we can start the really interesting and important conversation about the future of our relation," France's Europe minister added.
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I was psyched that I wouldn't have to wear something all night because I'm way into not having to make an effort when I'm trying to sleep.
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"I do not want to jeopardize our clients, but as long as Michael says he is going to continue to make an effort, I'm not going anywhere."
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"The new policy is positive, because it means shareholders will make an effort to reduce the debt," analysts at Bradesco BBI said in a note to clients.
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King doesn't fit either of those categories, which would make an effort to expel him groundbreaking and, because of the cautious nature of Congress, not terribly likely.
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So make an effort to get up and stand at your desk, head outside to eat lunch and then taking a stroll, or take the stairs when possible.
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Before we say goodbye to 28, let's make an effort to start fresh by leaving behind a few negative memories and abandoning things that make life more unpleasant.
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Plus, you risk depriving yourself of nutrients if you don't make an effort to get them elsewhere — not to mention, avoiding specific foods can just be a hassle.
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"If any good can come from her passing and prevent someone else from experiencing the heartache, then I would be remiss not to make an effort," he wrote.
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And, being ready for any outcome (even if it's just an outcome in theory) means that you'll actually make an effort to prepare for the results you want.
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Sometimes, it's just too exhausting — which is not to say that people with crappy partners who don't make an effort to help them reach orgasm deserve that outcome.
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During an interview on Watch What Happens Live, the 55-year-old actor admitted that during his appearance he was going to make an effort to be pleasant.
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Games like Gravity Rush 2 hardly make an effort to hide that a mission is progression from one point to another or squashing a certain number of baddies.
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I guess I figure sports in general market more toward the masculine audience, so it's reasonable to make an effort to bring in more feminine fans as well.
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" Added the Vanity Fair source: "They had a bit of a fall out which was only resolved when Charles stepped in and asked William to make an effort.
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This person is less likely to let you down when you need a shoulder to lean on, provided that you both make an effort to nurture the relationship.
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A leading authority on atmospheric physics, Emanuel called the new findings "very plausible," though, as he noted, scientists must now make an effort to independently replicate the work.
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Not only is that flat-out false, I&aposve never heard such thing, but Omarosa didn&apost even make an effort to call or email me to verify.
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The current hiring environment rewards startups that recruit aggressively, yet, at the same time, exhibit patience and humility and make an effort to truly understand the candidate's needs.
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What so many people don't realize is that when you dress a certain way, when you make an effort, that affects the way you view yourself that day.
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If the condo, with exteriors by Goldstein, Hill & West Architects and interiors by Russell Groves, is not a historical clone, it does make an effort to be nautical.
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It's not a language many people make an effort to learn: The country's population is less than 6 million, and the vast majority of those people speak English.
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She had told me she was not as beholden to the whims of her clients as she had once been, though she still likes to make an effort.
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When someone asks you to attend a party or give them a ride, you probably make an effort to do it, even if you don't really want to.
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In general, companies are supposed to make an effort to accommodate the religious practices of employees, although this can be weighed against the potential burden on the employer.
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"Everyone here is really friendly, and they all make an effort to say, 'Hi,' and see how you're doing," said Ms. Tam, who lives a few blocks away.
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"The car industry will have to make an effort but this decision will not weaken Europe as a centre for the auto industry, rather strengthen it," she said.
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"We had hoped that the US Attorney's Office would make an effort to try to address the systematic failures in respect to the Bureau of Prisons," he said.
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In addition to learning the rules, Craig Smith, chair of ethics and social responsibility at business school Insead, said hosts should make an effort to be good neighbors.
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Finally, and most importantly, when the group crossed into Mexico, Mexican agents didn't make an effort to stop them (at least partly due to the caravan's sheer size).
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Almost 8-in-10, however, say the Republicans should make an effort to include Democratic policies in any legislation they pass rather than sticking to a GOP-driven agenda.
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I certainly think there are shows on a week in and week out basis where they make an effort to look at the impact of crimes in different regards.
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While Kraft was seen walking with his son, Jonathan, and NFL commish Roger Goodell, he didn't speak with the media and seemed to make an effort to lay low.
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You would have had to make an effort to not hear one of the songs off of this hip hop album considering it has a total of 25 tracks!
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Some survey data indicate Gen-Zers are more likely to defer going to college and make an effort to avoid going into debt by working part- or full-time.
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"I have asked the pensioners to make an effort ... and I tell them 'thank you'," Macron said, emphasising that the poorest pensioners were not affected by the tax increase.
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"They set up shop where Walmart does not want to make an effort," says Christopher Merrett at the Illinois Institute for Rural Affairs, referring to the world's biggest retailer.
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Many are coming to Clark's defense saying she should receive payment for the stolen writing, or that Key should make an effort to work with her in the future.
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She's standing by her bold decorating decision and hopes people will make an effort to see the trees for themselves, up close and personal, rather than in meme form.
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Bottom line: If you work hard and make an effort to connect with your boss, your relationship will begin to strengthen without the need for over-the-top gestures.
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Georgetown University will make an effort to atone for its slave-owning history by providing preferential status to descendants of the slaves it sold, The New York Times reported.
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"If social engagement is an important aspect of the protective effect of marriage identified in the study, single individuals should make an effort to avoid social isolation," Woodruff said.
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"I will not miss this depressing feeling that you live like a hamster in a wheel ... You run and make an effort and it leads you nowhere," she said.
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I know some people are struggling hard and some don't but we all gotta make an effort, push back, rise up and not let the world take us down.
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Instead she was, apparently, civil and discreet enough for you not to notice that you were the reason she needed to make an effort to remain civil and discreet.
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Many mainland Chinese in Hong Kong have said they make an effort to speak English instead of Mandarin Chinese, believing that Mandarin speakers are often treated worse by locals.
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We need to make an effort in the United States to be content with disagreement, and to embrace compromise — something that, until relatively recently, anchored and enriched American culture.
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McCaskill knows she has to align with the President on some issues and make an effort to connect with Trump voters she needs to win, and immigration is key.
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The Moon in Gemini clashes with Neptune at 7:17 PM: Don't try to make sense of your feelings, but do make an effort to sit with your emotions.
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We have to make an effort in the next month to make sure that, let's try an equalize that, let's try and bring on a couple of women columnists.
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The last lady to try and make an effort to snag Daniel's rose was Ashley, which was admittedly difficult considering she was still sniffling over Jared in between every word.
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Parenting In The Public Eye Bell and Shepard not only make an effort to instill a sense of gratitude in their daughters, but also "fight any entitlement" they might have.
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But I want to make an effort this time, especially in Europe, to go out and see places, to go on hikes, to make sure I'm actually getting to visit.
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Philadelphia welcomes about 800 refugees annually—mostly Bhutanese, Burmese, and Congolese in recent years—and settlement organizations make an effort to find housing near other people from their home countries.
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The 2020 Democratic presidential race isn't quite at full tilt — the candidates really aren't in your face just yet, and you need to make an effort to see their pitches.
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Some of the time, I hear about a game and I actively make an effort to play it, to get under its surface systems, to understand what makes it tick.
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I've learned I need to make an effort to do that more often because my boys are growing up so fast and I want to remember every second of it!
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"We have to make an effort to send a very clear message to the markets what this negotiation is going to be about," Guajardo said during a trip to London.
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Experts say that simply rejoining the agreement won't be enough to return Washington to a position of leadership — the U.S. has to make an effort to tackle it own emissions.
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That's not to say the group didn't make an effort and there wasn't hope there could be a deal, it just was never very likely to have something that Rep.
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Duncan Wood, director for the Wilson Center's Mexico Institute believes Lopez Obrador will not sacrifice everything for the deal, but will make an effort to move forward with the renegotiation.
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Make an effort to fully unplug from the job when you're on your own time, and you'll notice a shift in how much you get from your time at home.
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She earned respect, she said in an interview, by showing people she was willing to make an effort to understand Afghan culture, even if she would always be an outsider.
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Now, I make an effort to pay attention to symptoms down there, and I call my doctor right away rather than waiting until the symptoms are at their very worst.
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When you do talk, it ends up being one of those "how is the weather...?" scenarios in which you almost break up but half-heartedly resolve to make an effort.
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That suggests that FIFA will make an effort to begin training the referees to use the V.A.R. system, though it offers no guarantee that it will be implemented next summer.
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"Women working outside of the home should make an effort to have a conscious conversation with their partners about more equitable sharing of household and family responsibilities," Dr. Joyce said.
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That means Ramela needs to continue to make an effort to keep up with the industry and make informed decisions about which properties to buy and what he can afford.
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No matter what you decide to do, just make an effort each year to create some content whether it's a blog, podcast or live video to build your personal brand.
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You're a stellar communicator and you make an effort to stay on top of the latest industry jargon so that you can get your point across as clearly as possible.
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Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, companies are required to make an effort to ensure accuracy as well as they reasonably can, but some have questioned the depth of that commitment.
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Friendships are a choice — unlike all those relationships with people you're related to — so unless you make an effort to keep in touch, you're bound to drift apart in some capacity.
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For example, parents who are overweight themselves and have experienced poor health outcomes as a result might be more willing to make an effort to reduce their child's weight, he added.
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I really make an effort to have the most normal life that I can because I know that it's crazy and not normal what I do when I'm on the road.
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Most airports do make an effort to make the ambience more relaxing by providing free Wi-Fi, artwork, quiet zones, and even sleep pods, but these all tend to be airside.
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Stanley told INSIDER that she hopes wedding guests make an effort to pay attention to what is actually happening in front of them instead of how they're going to document it.
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Instead, make an effort to take a walk during your lunch break, make it to a family dinner "or even [making] a FaceTime call can really make a difference," Branson added.
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While three-quarters of Americans admit they're concerned about the environment, only one in five Americans say they actually make an effort to live an environmentally conscious life all the time.
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The fact that they did not make an effort to reposition themselves when we walked into the room made me realize that it was my job to be bold and confident.
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What I do on "Queer Eye" is, I'm encouraging people to make an effort in their lives, get dressed up, and that's going to hopefully encourage the life that you want.
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Back in 2015, Hanks read a story on female directors in The New York Times Magazine and had decided he wanted to make an effort to work with some of them.
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I hope that as a nation we have a revelation and make an effort to prevent another tragedy like Parkland from happening again by snuffing out this epidemic from the source.
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"Banks should be the first ones to make an effort after the help they received in past years," 5-Star parliamentarians from the lower house's finance committee said in a statement.
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After you take responsibility, make an effort to learn from your mistake by examining your own actions and reaching out to others to figure out what you could have done differently.
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But more often than not, that can lead you to gain an unfavorable reputation, so it's important that you make an effort to earn and maintain people's trust by following through.
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Because of that, I make an effort to explain to my friends, siblings, and even my parents what the debt-to-income ratio is, and how it affects access to financing.
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Some people won't bother to vote because they live in a safe seat, whereas others may make an effort to vote if polls suggest the result in their constituency will be close.
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Even though I make an effort, it's still the case that everyone around me sees things the way I do, and I'm sure nearly everyone in Grand Rapids, Michigan, sees things differently.
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"I ask you to make an effort to help me relaunch the economy, for the youths," Macron told a pensioner complaining about the tax increase during a visit to Tours on Wednesday.
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"The lack of a signal is meaningful because if action were likely, the committee would normally make an effort to nudge the market toward anticipating a hike," they wrote in a note.
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The YES Network, which has broadcast many Yankees games, is among them, but the team might make an effort to retake full ownership of the network and remove it from the pool.
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And it will continue to be until they take a stand—until they... make an effort to take these monuments down and to be a part of actual racial equality, racial justice.
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The publication, citing U.S. officials familiar with the talks, said that U.S. diplomats were willing to cede on a key term: That Pyongyang first make an effort to curtail its nuclear arsenal.
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Everything is all about him, and if you want to be a part of his life, you'll have to fit into his because you know he's not going to make an effort.
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Macron also urged the United States to make an effort to stop what he descirbed as the "ever-growing virus of 'fake news'" which he said was particularly a problem in America.
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Rarely does television make an effort to understand or depict mental health with the kind of uncomfortable depth that Please Like Me does with Josh's mother and the people closest to her.
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We have to make an effort to reject the assumption that entertainment should provide comfort first and foremost, should soothe our troubled souls by parroting our own beliefs and tastes back at us.
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Softcore porn also tends to come from individuals and collectives who self-describe as ethical and/or feminist producers who make an effort to give as much control to the performers as possible.
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PARIS, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Airbus said engine maker Pratt & Whitney still had to make an effort to improve on deliveries of engines for the A320neo jet, which were hit by delays last year.
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Make an effort to include [your ex] — it may sting you, it may make you cringe because you have hurt feelings or anger or sadness — but your child will thrive because of it.
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At the very least if we said: "We'll make an effort, we'll invest, we'll tell our businesses to go full speed ahead, we'll spend on development, on culture, education", that would make sense.
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Over the next six years, Putin's government will make an effort to solidify and codify an alternative world view – a view Russia is eager to offer for domestic consumption as well as export.
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When handling issues with in-laws and family members not accepting your partner, it's important to engage in open communication with your significant other and to make an effort to protect your relationship.
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They're not dressed like they're from the same party of people, but he does make an effort to intervene when he spots Man #1's wife hurtling through the crowd to hit him.
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But the show's writers didn't make an effort, at least in Iron Fist's first six episodes, to figure out what makes this hero compelling, or to better adapt the original story for 2017.
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Looking back at this one, I do wish I had put a little more "sparkle" in my fill, but did make an effort to make it consistent with an easy Monday — Tuesday effort.
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"I can't say that I consciously miss red meat, although I imagine at some point I'll make an effort to find substitutes for my favorite comfort foods, like French dip sandwiches," Ogden says.
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The trader said he did not make an effort to trade in the bonds of both Shangrao Investment and Fujian Zhanglong Group due to illiquidity on the back of the small issue sizes.
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But in the interim, colleges can, and should, make an effort to counter that imbalance from the top-down, rather than waiting for a broken system to fix itself from the ground-up.
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You can exercise a fair amount of control over who sees what you post — but if, like many Facebook users, you've never bothered to look into that, you'll have to make an effort.
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With that majority, the conservative justices may not roll back landmark decisions like Roe wholesale, but there's a high expectation that they will make an effort to chip away at them via pending cases.
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We may stop thinking about them (and try to do that deliberately) but if we make an effort to recall what happened we will still be able to (even if not all the details).
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Republican candidates up and down the ballot this fall campaign to expand the majority will have to answer questions, and the professional left will no doubt make an effort to assign guilt by association.
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Burberry had been reportedly destroying unsold products until intense backlash prompted the company to announce in September of 2018 that it would make an effort to recycle and reuse merchandise that it didn't sell.
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Cancer isn't as talkative a sign as you, dear twin; however, it is very intuitive, and as Mercury spends time in this sign, you should make an effort to nurture your own psychic abilities.
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That's not to say all Local Guides' reviews are unhelpful — many do make an effort — but just seeing a review labeled as being from a "Local Guide" is no indication of the review's quality.
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When you make an effort to "get back to the basics" by spending more time out in nature, it's the basics of what you're bringing into the experience that ultimately make or break it.
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If a listed experience only has one bullet point, for example, I'd make an effort to think deeply about what you did and flesh it out to at least two or three bullet points.
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And yet a Pew Research survey from 2017 found that while three-quarters of Americans were concerned about personally helping the environment, only one in five actually make an effort in their daily lives.
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There are some good reporters working at Fox, and some of their daytime programming and very early evening program does make an effort, and I think frequently succeeds, in being a straight news organization.
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Had they survived the blast, the crewmembers would've tried to release the keel ballast weights, start pumping water, or make an effort to escape the sub—but it appears none of these actions were taken.
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It's not always easy and sometimes I can't do it the next day but I try to make an effort to get the blood flowing and the toxins out of my body thru working out.
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Read More: How to Make Sure Your Bad Day Doesn't Turn You Into the Office Buzzkill Sensible co-workers will make an effort to fix the problem if it's not a big deal to them.
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"Layoffs and discharges are extremely low, by historical standards, which reflects that employers need their workers and are prepared to make an effort to retain them," said Julia Pollak, labor economist at employment marketplace ZipRecruiter.
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But those notifications need to follow parameters to ensure that they are not sent too early in an investigation — or too often — and should make an effort to include a photo, in addition to text.
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Instead of ruminating on your stressors, make an effort to list off some of the things you're thankful for; multiple studies have shown that intentional gratitude can help increase general well-being and combat depression.
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"The lack of a signal is meaningful because if action were likely, the committee would normally make an effort to nudge the market toward anticipating a hike, " the Goldman Sachs economists said in the note.
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But community members, too, must make an effort to educate themselves about the importance of getting the care they need, and take concrete steps to make sure they and their loved ones don't suffer needlessly.
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While Maxine would eventually leave New York for graduate school, we maintain our friendship through text messages and phone calls, and make an effort to get together for brunch or drinks when she's in town.
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And while it's convenient to have a camera on your tablet, you should definitely make an effort to not use it to take pics in public unless you want to look like a compete idiot.
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"I never make an effort to be put together for my daily life, especially in the morning when you wake up and you have to run around and you're trying to manage everything," said Shayk.
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If the umpire feels that the batter didn't make an effort to avoid the pitch, it's then at his discretion to determine if the pitch was a strike or ball, and the pitch is dead.
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But influential state-run tabloid the Global Times warned there would not be an immediate improvement in cultural and business ties, with South Korean firms having to make an effort to win back Chinese customers.
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Through these experiences, my mother, who had worked in the banking industry, would always make an effort to explain the mechanics behind every financial decision she made to put me and my siblings at ease.
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If it did achieve anything, it was that everybody seemed to make an effort to get along, which could be important if it lays the groundwork for deeper cooperation at the next meeting in December.
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But I also make an effort to buy books at the indie bookstores in my neighborhood in Brooklyn: the Community Bookstore in Park Slope, Greenlight Books in Fort Greene, and, of course, Books Are Magic.
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But influential state-run tabloid the Global Times warned there would not be an immediate improvement in cultural and business ties, with South Korean firms having to make an effort to win back Chinese customers.
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China's defense minister, Wei Fenghe, and Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis are expected to make an effort to calm those rising tensions and reduce the risks of miscalculation when they meet in Washington on Friday.
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This comes as authorities make an effort to return to something like normality in many major cities and commercial hubs, with the long break forced by the outbreak taking its toll on the country's economy.
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It comes as authorities make an effort to return to something like normality in many major cities and commercial hubs, with the long break forced by the outbreak taking its toll on the country's economy.
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Mr. Murck said that even teams that do make an effort to comply with the regulators are going to be in treacherous waters because of the lack of clear definitions and law regarding virtual currencies.
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Chandler does expect the administration to make an effort at some point to tweak Trump's comments, and tone them down to make them more in line with the norms expected among the G-7 nations.
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The efforts to capitalize on movement work isn't new, but it is frustrating, particularly as we make an effort to only sell ethically sourced and produced merchandise — a rule these imposter pages don't abide by.
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He warned his countrymen that poverty levels would rise due to inflation running at more than 30 percent but said the government would make an effort to bolster some social programs, such as child welfare.
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BDDK watchdog head Mehmet Ali Akben said on May 17 that all Turkish banks need to protect the lira against "speculators," adding he expected them to make an effort to turn foreign-currency deposits into lira.
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"I am hoping that by appealing to Mr Trump's good nature, the next administration will make an effort to continue protecting the fragile habitats in the US that are home to as of yet unknown species."
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" She continued: "I think you really just have to make an effort to make it work and realize that just because if things get a little rough, it doesn't mean that's the end of the world.
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"I would simply find a local business, make an effort to show them how they can promote their business, and give them a quote that was significantly lower than what agencies would offer them," Vardhman said.
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If these tech companies want to regain the respect of their customers, they must make an effort to catalog the complaints and look at their user manuals to see what is missing from the data there.
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Though automakers are required by law to make an effort to contact a car's current owner about a recall, the owners of used cars that have changed hands several times can be hard to track down.
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When it comes to that interest in pagan lore and days gone by, do you ever make an effort to seek places like burial mounds, cemeteries, or other physical manifestations of the past and that world?
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Still, as I become more aware of how affecting a lack of representation has been in my own childhood I make an effort to pick shows and movies that have overtly black or non-white characters.
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" Councilman Raul Peralez added that, in addition to the flags, the airport restaurant should also make an effort to hire LGBTQ employees in an attempt to make it the "gayest Chick-fil-A in the country.
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"China hopes that both sides will abide by bilateral agreements and make an effort to implement relevant provisions so that we can boost market confidence, promote bilateral trade relations and global economic growth," the statement said.
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At my high school, it wasn't "cool" to make an effort during PE. I distinctly remember being told this during a basketball game where I out-hustled a kid six inches taller than me for a rebound.
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Let this *surprise* be a reminder that your feed is not the world and that we need to make an effort to see beyond our bubbles, even though media, social and otherwise, can make that very difficult.
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"Fuel oil is expensive, it creates pollution and all of it has to be imported ... We have decided to make an effort to help people change their heaters," EDF Chief Executive Jean-Bernard Levy told RTL radio.
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Recyclable or not, make an effort to donate used pet items to fellow animal lovers who can put them to use, and consult the web on how to best dispose of products that cannot be used again.
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Pictures of the crater were sent back to Earth a few weeks later, allowing researchers to figure out where fresh material from the impact had landed and if they could safely make an effort to collect it.
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" The head brewer of Pyynikin Craft Brewery, Tuomas Pere, says that Finns should "pay more attention to sahti and make an effort to revive it, as it's truly one of the most unique beers in the world.
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"They are not raising their hands and answering questions," She says that, in light of these findings, it's vital that teachers make an effort to hear from everyone: "Even the quietest student can have the best ideas."
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Whether it's going to that job interview or just saying "hi" to someone you want to meet, make an effort to do it daily, knowing that it will be a step towards conquering your fears and growing.
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It's easy to see how beliefs about loneliness in old age could become self-fulfilling; if you expect to be lonely, you're less likely to make an effort to put yourself out there and maintain social connections.
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"They need to make an effort to ease the overpopulation of animals," Petrus Riski of the Indonesia Wildlife Communication Forum said at the zoo as keepers carried a crate of fish into a congested pen of pelicans.
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While on the one hand it is nice to see someone in the Trump administration make an effort to leverage the possibilities of tactical dress, the interpretation was largely through the lens of the outsider looking in.
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But in this showing, the members make an effort to look after one another: Raffi shows a compassionate side in dealing with Rios's heartbreak (just as he did with her when she was rejected by her son).
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And because of the surface-level thrills each can offer, both hip-hop and martial arts films are often fetishized and misunderstood by those who don't make an effort to understand them within their own unique contexts.
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"A lot of players are nice, but some, like Serena and Venus, care a little more and say hello and make an effort to learn your name and create a relationship," said Holmes, 22, to the Times.
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Pursuing membership is a nation's way of telling the world that it intends to make an effort at cooperative and collaborative public policymaking on the basis of objective economic evidence and compliance with widely recognized best practices.
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I typically work from home, so it's been really important for me to make an effort to get out and meet with friends and family frequently to make up for the lack of human interaction during the day.
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"At this point, luckily, Song Exploder has been built into an entity that I think a lot of people who are releasing records will get in touch with and make an effort to be considered for," Nguyen says.
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"We haven't seen any U.S. attorneys make an effort to crack down on businesses that are compliant with state law, even though the former attorney general gave them carte blanche to do so," he said, referring to Sessions.
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Viswanath said research has found that if the public is going to make an effort to address a health concern, other stakeholders (like the government, health facilities, or employers) need to make a similar effort to provide it.
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The one part of the G113X's software that does make an effort to have the two screens work in tandem is LG's Game Pad app, which takes up the entirety of one screen with a virtual game controller.
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Sure, Democrats can make an effort to govern from the center and give moderates fewer reasons to leave — but ultimately, the choice facing moderates in 2020 is going to depend on what the Republican Party wants to be.
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Those of us who believe in constructive dialogue will continue to make an effort, in whatever way we can, to minimize the negative impact of policies such as moves to repeal the Affordable Care Act or increase deportations.
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Set up a short-term payment plan when neededWhile I make an effort to get ahead of my taxes, there have been years when other expenses — car repairs, home maintenance, medical bills — have taken priority over quarterly estimates.
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When asked what Americans think of immigrants coming to the U.S. today, the vast majority indicate immigrants are hardworking (2628%), have strong family values (28503%), mostly keep to themselves (22020%), and make an effort to learn English (56%).
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After I pulled out my phone and showed my doctor the app detailing my results, we decided to hold off on taking a statin for now, while I make an effort to improve my diet and exercise more.
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"There were 25 different nationalities of people all forced to live side by side often on top of each other and the phenomenal story about that place was people did make an effort to come together," said Robertson.
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But in order to make things a bit more exciting and really make an effort to reconnect with the roots of my favorite holiday dish, we decided we would have to make tourtière with meat that we'd hunted ourselves.
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"Some images are just plain sad or depressing, and I make an effort to avoid them and choose ones that are in some way funny, or just so fake-looking as to be impossible to take seriously." adds Kelly.
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John, the ombudswoman, said there are encouraging signs that police and intelligence agencies are beginning to listen to minorities and make an effort to recruit them, ending the long-maintained illusion that Germany isn&apost a country of immigrants.
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As long as you make an effort to maintain a reasonable pace and approach your larger-than-life goals with humility, you'll always find a way to succeed… even if it takes you longer than you thought it would.
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ON BOARD THE OPEN ARMS, Mediterranean (Reuters) - The wreck of the raft was a dot on the sea but as our rescue boat approached we saw a woman make an effort to wave, so at least there was life.
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The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's expectation that Tugu Re will make an effort to stabilise and manage the risks of its underwriting businesses, and it will maintain a prudent retrocession programme and sufficient capital buffer to support its operations.
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"While practically every other industry in the country seems to be taking this issue far more seriously, and at least trying to make an effort to change their workplaces, Congress is dragging its feet," Gillibrand said at the time.
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"I hope the filmmakers are sensitive to the fact that they can influence how the general public views witches and pagans, and I hope they make an effort for their portrayal to be more accurate than fantastical," she said.
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"It seems to me that a company as big as McDonald's, which received financial help during the construction of the bypass, can make an effort in an our northern neighborhoods to stay in business and preserve jobs," he said.
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Although the public is willing to assist and forgive individuals who make an effort to change, they do not want this process to affect them at all, such as by living near a halfway house or paying more taxes.
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Despite the business almost never delivering anything of value, World Patent Marketing would sometimes make an effort to create a logo or register an internet domain (what the FTC calls "inconsequential services"), which virtually anyone could do, even without patent expertise.
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Rather than resolving to lose that five pounds or swap binge watching for books, we started to look outward, choosing to make 20153 the year we make an effort to give back a little more and take a little less.
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Ryan Zimmerman, the first of the two strikeouts, argued loudly with the call on a pitch that was borderline low, while Victor Robles simply trotted back to the dugout after failing to make an effort at a well-placed two-seamer.
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I think what keeps us balanced is that we write in the full traditional style and that's natural to us, we don't have to consciously make an effort to write a traditional song, that's something that comes naturally to us.
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So they're obviously out there, you just have to make an effort to reach out and go to places where most people don't go to, and reach out to communities, even in those places that aren't always brought to the table.
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It's bulky, expensive, and not the fastest device around, but buying one is a vote for a world where we're honest about the damage our consumption does to others, and where we at least make an effort to fix this.
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To prevent discomfort ahead of time: "Because we all know this is something that can happen from past experience, if we can try to make an effort to prevent these symptoms from coming on, that's obviously best," Ghassemi tells PEOPLE.
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"If they cared, don't you think they'd make an effort to speak the language?" asked a 78-year-old Tea Party Patriots rally participant named Susan, who declined to give her last name, as demonstrators favoring Obama's action chanted in Spanish.
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In addition to controls on ammunition, some governments will also make an effort at trying to force the manufacturers of 3D printers and desktop milling machines (the Ghost Gunner is the latter) to refuse to print files for gun parts.
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As a result of the scheme, China has seen a surge in "investment announcements and partnership trends, which all show a good sign that companies are starting to make an effort to developing higher performing EV models," the analyst said.
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"We need to use every instrument we can and the banking system, which in recent years has received lots of aid, must be first to make an effort," 5-Star parliamentarians from the lower house's finance committee said in a statement.
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To reject it because it is inconvenient or to say it doesn't make sense or that you think it will draw us back to the Stone Age, you really have to make an effort not to understand that we're running out of time.
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As a kid you're told not to talk to strangers but as an adult, says wellness guru Deepak Chopra, you should make an effort to strike up more conversations with people you don't know — because it might just lead to a happier life.
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You don't have to make plans unless you want to, but just make an effort to inquire about what they're up to, and try not to get defensive or feel like you have to humblebrag about your life, because it's not a competition.
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"Given this was not something that came out of the blue, but was something that they were making vigorous efforts to put in place for a long time, why did they not make an effort to have it go smoothly?" said Shuchart.
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"It is not difficult to insure companies that hold large amounts of crypto assets, but given the newness of the asset class and the publicity some of the crypto breaches have received, applicants need to make an effort to distinguish themselves," Cain said.
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People generally do make an effort, but there's also a clear sense that everyone is mainly looking forward to leaving as soon as the hour is up, their obligation fulfilled, so they can grab their check on the way out the door.
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Make an effort to be sensitive to your passengers, which would tell the passenger, 'We care about your life, we understand you have a severe allergy, and we're going to take some common sense measures to limit your exposure as best we can.
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Carrying on The first scenario would keep things as they are: Brussels would continue to make an effort to deepen cooperation in the fight against terrorism, build up joint defense capabilities and defend borders, and the eurozone would see "incremental" attempts at improvement.
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You don't have to force yourself to become BFFs with every single person in the office, but you should make an effort to build genuine relationships with your colleagues since it's been shown to lead to more engagement and satisfaction at work.
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There's nothing fated or inevitable about each of us living in our own separate nuclear-family castles, with our own little faux-estate lawns, getting in a car to go anywhere, never seeing friends unless we make an effort to schedule it.
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"It is not urgent because all member state have access to markets and the pandemic programme from the ECB is helping very substantially, but we will make an effort to have it for the next Eurogroup meeting early next week," he said.
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But when you make an effort to understand the stories behind your partner's financial beliefs, things will start to make more sense, your judgments will start to fade and you'll find it much easier to be compassionate and see things from their point of view.
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" In another slide, Kardashian posted a quote about self-love — "Perhaps we should love ourselves so fiercely, that when others see us they know exactly how it should be done" — and one about noticing people "who make an effort to stay in your life.
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But even if he does leave office — and even if President Mike Pence decides to make an effort to rein in immigration enforcement again (which is hardly likely) — the marks the Trump administration has already left on immigrant communities will take years to fade.
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He says the term doesn't have any proper meaning, though it's broadly understood to mean a town where local authorities don't make an effort to enforce federal immigration laws or hold undocumented immigrants in jail at the request of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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To paraphrase the words Bobby Kennedy said to an Indianapolis crowd on the night King was assassinated, we've got to make an effort to be compassionate and show love, toward ourselves, toward each other, for the sake of ourselves and for the sake of America.
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" Additionally, the employer will make an effort to advertise for job openings in "traditionally marginalized communities," and "will make efforts to seek applicants from oppressed groups in regards to race, creed, color, sex, nationality, (dis)ability, sexual orientation, age, gender expression, identity, and pronouns.
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" In response to request to comment on the decision to remain open, the Michaels spokesperson reiterated the company's partnership with UPS and said the stores will continue to make an effort "to support and remain a lifeline for the teachers, parents and small businesses.
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We live overseas, but we make an effort to visit family in the United States at least once a year — a trip that involves a one- or two-hour train ride, followed by a 12-hour plane ride, with two children younger than 5.
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On Tuesday night, Trump said in his State of the Union address that he would make an effort to work with Republicans and Democrats to reach a deal on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which will be phased out on March 5.
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H&M does make an effort to recycle fibers, but the fact that so many of its items are, as The Telegraph describes, "cotton-poly-elastane-wool-acrylic-etc" blends stymies the process, and the sheer volume of clothes they produce renders their efforts laughable.
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Thankfully, someone did some quick work to correct the Outlaws' grave error: For a national team that already struggles with issues of equality between genders—the unfairly paid women's team is mind-blowingly good—maybe it's best to make an effort to not directly insult women. Yikes.
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But in all honesty, what with the recent political chaos and the word "dystopia" inspiring timely book clubs, McDonald's probably decided it was time to switch things up, stifle its stale, happy go lucky yellow, red, and white color scheme, and make an effort to fit in.
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Know how to nail the technical interview so you can show off exactly what you're able to do, and make an effort to highlight some desirable soft skills — like decisiveness, adaptability, and communications skills — as well the ones that make you stand out from the competition.
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While Alba has never experienced anything this crazy, she does make an effort to do things like hide the view out of her windows and keep her open P.O. box — which fans and brands use to send her things — in a town nowhere near where she lives.
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Fabian said that is "frequently" the way the system worked, but she said ORR would make an effort to reunify a family if a caseworker knew a child was separated from a parent or if a child came in with the phone number of a relative.
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ISTANBUL, June 19 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday vowed to make an effort to ensure the Egyptian government is tried in international courts for the death of former president Mohamed Mursi, who suffered a fatal heart attack in a Cairo court earlier this week.
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And Mr. Brinas does make an effort to stir up the mood, offering a quieter section in bare feet (the dancers normally wear heeled leather shoes) and a few moments of comic relief, in which the men poke fun, a little awkwardly, at their own bravado.
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If we truly want to see increased competition in the mobile industry and untold new products and services across multiple industries, we need to make an effort to accommodate new arrivals to the marketplace — instead of playing into the hands of well-financed and incumbent carriers.
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"A lot of players are nice, but some, like Serena and Venus, care a little more and say hello and make an effort to learn your name and create a relationship," said Holmes, a pre-med biology major at Boston College who turns 22 this month.
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I'll tell you why: Because it suggested that things were so badly run at Uber with regards to treating women techies fairly that one manager could not even pretend to make an effort on even the most basic of gestures to allow his female employees to feel included.
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While Meadows said he didn't know if it would be "appropriate" to blame any specific person for the deal, he pointed out that the Republican leadership did not make an effort to offer any spending offsets for raising the debt ceiling, which Republicans have typically pushed in the past.
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Apple has tried to make an effort to specifically appease companies that charge for subscription services, lowering its App Store fees back in 2016 from 30 to 15 percent on any service to which a user had been subscribed via the mobile app for longer than 12 months.
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They may not necessarily do that in any organized way; more likely they're out there in all this wild wind and when they chance into the calm of the eye they may make an effort to stay there and travel with it rather than fighting the winds again.
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Merkel said Friday that there are still "difficult" talks ahead — "but I still believe that we can tie the ends together if we make an effort, and in a way that allows every partner to emphasize its identity and something good comes out of it for the whole country."
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Wu also emphasized that she does make an effort to speak out about things she thinks are more productive, such as convincing Crazy Rich Asians director Jon Chu to eliminate a line from the movie in which her character, Rachel Chu, says she hadn't dated Asian guys before.
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Image: Screenshot If you're ditching your Mac and sticking with your iPhone, you'll find Windows isn't quite as friendly but is still prepared to make an effort, thanks to all the Microsoft apps now available for iOS (you can even install Cortana on your iPhone if you want to).
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" But while it's important to make an effort with your colleagues — especially those who aren't particularly fond of you — "this doesn't mean you have to be a doormat, and in the process lose respect for yourself," says Michael Kerr, an international business speaker and author of " The Humor Advantage.
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When you don't make an effort to physically be in the room, feedback gets misinterpreted, offering meaningful praise and insights to those around you becomes more challenging, and people aren't able to see how calm you remain in times of crisis or how helpful you are to new colleagues.
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"If you don't make an effort to satisfy that customer there and then, you run the risk of losing him," said Nick English, co-founder of Bremont, which said it would ship 40 percent of the new watches it is showing at Baselworld in the following few weeks.
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Still, despite Ray's massive file of interviews, and the litany of amateur sleuths convinced of his guilt, questions remain about Hackett's involvement: If police did make an effort to cover-up the identity of the Long Island Serial Killer, as many believe, why would they protect such a man?
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I'll tell you why: Because it suggested that things were so badly run at Uber with regard to treating women techies fairly that one manager could not even pretend to make an effort on even the most basic of gestures to allow his female employees to feel included.
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But neither should we make an effort to play to their biases, or feed this or that political narrative, or dish the dirt solely on the people we love to hate, or avoid certain topics for fear of stirring readers' anger, even if it means a few canceled subscriptions.
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Everything is uncertain to the point that we don't know how long we're going to have to keep doing this social distancing thing, but in order to get some semblance of normalcy in our lives, we should at least make an effort in adjusting to doing everything remotely.
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"We are willing to make an effort and work together (with the bank) to summarize and share China's success and experience in poverty alleviation with other developing countries, to realize a long-term sustainable development for these countries," foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told a news briefing Friday.
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"We are willing to make an effort and work together (with the bank) to summarize and share China's success and experience in poverty alleviation with other developing countries, to realize a long-term sustainable development for these countries," foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told a news briefing Friday.
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The only reason the House bill could possibly end the separation of families would be if the Trump administration decided that because they now didn't have to release children from detention, they would stop prosecuting parents, and they would make an effort to keep families together in ICE detention.
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"He did make an effort to get at least one fellow officer to stop sending those texts, but he fell short in that he didn't take official action to discipline him via the official mechanisms in the department and he absolutely understands that he should have done that," Brass said.
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"The Obama administration laid down a red line, backed off of it, have had five-plus years to make an effort to remove Assad, and at the same time have worked with Russia peripherally to ensure there were no problems in their military operations against the Islamic State," he said.
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To name a few: It looks good on your resume and can help you get jobs; locals in foreign countries appreciate it when you make an effort in their own tongue; it makes you better at your own language; it's believed to grow your brain and may protect against Alzheimer's.
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There's no cookie-cutter approach — what works for your creative or tech department might not make business sense for a customer service team that needs to be available within certain parameters — but today's employees do expect companies to make an effort to understand and nurture their personal and professional needs.
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"Quality public transportation is just that — public — and it's the fundamental reason transit agencies are required to make an effort to reach out to people with disabilities, people without bank accounts, and people without smartphones," says Jacob Anbinder, a spokesperson for the TransitCenter, a foundation dedicated to improving urban mobility.
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As he admits in the preface to Fire and Fury, he doesn't always make an effort to weed out self-serving or dishonest accounts: Many of the accounts of what has happened in the Trump White House are in conflict with one another; many, in Trumpian fashion, are baldly untrue.
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"They may not necessarily do that in any organized way; more likely they're out there in all this wild wind and when they chance into the calm of the eye they may make an effort to stay there and travel with it rather than fighting the winds again," Kaufman wrote.
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It might not necessarily alter the calculus of the ecosystem, as even though it's on a development board to create a playground for developers, Google still has to make an effort to get the hardware designed into other pieces of hardware and not just its own if it wants to rule the ecosystem.
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It turns out that Mr. Trudeau learned something about himself at some point after submitting this puzzle — which you can read in his notes below — and has vowed not only to make an effort to be more inclusive of others in subsequent themes, but also to mentor constructors in underrepresented groups to publication.
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"Our study found that the math performance of children with low self-confidence benefits when they tell themselves that they will make an effort," said Eddie Brummelman, an assistant professor of child development at the University of Amsterdam and co-author of the study that published Tuesday in the journal Child Development.
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This will be the fifth time in so many years that their child has tried to upgrade their lives with some new piece of technology; they both wish you would notice that they haven't been using most of their gifts but make an effort to appear to be doing so when you're around.
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Most of all, I was inspired to find that in the Historic Triangle (Jamestown, Williamsburg and Yorktown) history isn't dead — it is evolving as these places face painful stories about the past and make an effort to unveil the nation builders that didn't make it into (because they didn't write) the history books.
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Because it was such a large group, Mexican agents didn't make an effort to stop them as they crossed into Mexico, as BuzzFeed's Flores reported: When [a Mexican immigration effort] learned that the Central American migrants heading her way numbered more than 1,000, she took off for the restaurant across the street.
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Paul, who is South Sudanese, chose Instagram to vent her frustration via an open letter, posted eight months ago, addressed to "white people in the fashion world" — but, more pointedly, toward makeup artists who are ill-equipped or seemingly too lazy to "make an effort," and learn how to work with different skin tones.
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Rather than finally telling them how much you appreciate them in your speech, then never touching on it again for the rest of your lives, we should all make an effort to talk openly more often, and in doing so we might help each other live with the ups and downs life sends our way.
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Now, the threat of spoilers is used as de facto opening weekend box-office boosters: Recently, the Russo brothers somewhat arbitrarily declared a "spoiler ban" on Avengers: Endgame until the Monday after release — a surefire way to ensure people who don't want the movie spoiled will make an effort to see it before then.
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"We make an effort every year to be inclusive and make sure we give a platform to people that wouldn't necessarily get one, like migrant women, trans men and non-binary people, people living with a disability -- the voices that don't always get focused on in the media when we discuss abortions but that are disproportionately affected," Kavanagh explained.
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But you seem to make an effort to empathise with the people you disagree with... Ms Wynn: I try to swim against the current as much as possible when it comes to the tribalism that defines the way people do politics on social media, and I try to present myself as an individual and humanistic voice.
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For the show to become a boutique affair for American liberals that's sponsored by a globalized superhero content provider is not, I think, a happy change — and for all that it seems overdetermined and inevitable, it's a transformation that filmmakers and moviegoers and academy members, in all their various ways, should still make an effort to resist.
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"They usually at least make an effort to repaint the sign, even if it is the same address and same cast of characters in front of you," said Peter Harrell, a sanctions expert at the Center for New American Security who previously served as deputy assistant secretary for counter threat finance and sanctions in the State Department's Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
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We must make an effort to notice the detailed inner-workings of our surroundings and rejoice in them — things as simple as the fall breeze, the leaves changing color, the comings and goings of the rains — no matter how urban or modern or developed our lives may seem, no matter how removed we may feel from the natural world around us.
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For example, if a city's affordable housing is all located in black neighborhoods with failing schools, limited transportation, and poor health care, that city must make an effort to fix the problems in those neighborhoods and build new affordable housing in other neighborhoods, in addition to ensuring there's no racial discrimination when any of the individual apartments are rented out.
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Many celebrities make an effort to stay out of the spotlight, but there's only one who's made hiding her face from the public eye an actual part of her public persona: Despite having a number of smash hits under her belt, Sia is able to maintain relative anonymity in the real world by concealing her face behind a curtain of blonde hair during interviews and whenever she's onstage.
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You have the American kind of Shaddock on top of everyone everything goes down and then everything goes from the ground that it's against gravity you have to really really make an effort to kind of connect the communities and make a network and I think that Toppin for us Mexico Spain Argentina what we're thinking and ourselves that was a different kind of counterpart there and it's interesting to.
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If you read the papers and watch the broadcast news updates and reports, and really make an effort to study the candidates beyond the superficial television personality contest, you are filled with doubt concerning both Hillary Clinton and Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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"This poor tiger was used as an EXOTIC amusement for the mindless teenagers who were present, it is not the students' fault to be so naive BUT it's the CCHS STAFF who arranged this event, there for [sic] 'they are responsible for this tiger's misery," Castellanos wrote along with the video she posted of the tiger, adding later that she hopes the school will now make an effort to stop the use of animal entertainment at parties.
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Gavin NewsomGavin Christopher NewsomCalifornia governor, big banks agree to 90-day mortgage grace period States reject Trump calls to reopen economy by Easter Hillicon Valley: Facebook reports huge spike in usage during pandemic | Democrats push for mail-in voting funds in coronavirus stimulus | Trump delays deadline to acquire REAL ID MORE (D) predicted 56 percent of his state would become infected with coronavirus over the next eight weeks alone should the state not make an effort to mitigate the spread.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) said on Wednesday that he will make an effort to get funding for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's border wall in the lame-duck session, adding that he had already spoken to House Democratic Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (Calif.) earlier in the day.
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