In fact, states might not need to make the effort.
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It's often simply impractical for him to make the effort.
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" — Sharise Kent "Make the effort to blend into the culture.
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But it's equally important for employees to make the effort too.
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As a result, companies need to make the effort to ensure compliance.
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I'm exhausted, but I make the effort to get out of bed.
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" Even endangered species, Bowlin says, make the effort: "Sea turtles also migrate.
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Make the effort to get to know people outside the conference room.
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If you make the effort, you can still find these films today.
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The problem is there is not enough time to make the effort.
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But Hagenkord said many tech entrepreneurs moving into medicine don't make the effort.
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They not only listen and are open, they make the effort for change.
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Strategic considerations nevertheless make the effort worthwhile, even just to offset rising overseas purchases.
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You had to really make the effort to have these conversations in the past.
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Nobody remembers names perfectly, but people with low emotional intelligence barely make the effort.
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Before people sit down, it's important to make the effort to introduce them correctly.
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But for anyone willing to make the effort, Rio remains a sight to behold.
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You're patient and will always make the effort to find your partner's sweet spot.
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It's important to make the effort to have the other person involved in your life.
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For those unwilling to make the effort, "Songs My Brothers Taught Me" has other rewards.
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One thing we all can do is make the effort to engage in real life.
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Do I need to make the effort to make this career or these relationships last?
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Just because your circumstances make this a bit harder at the moment, make the effort.
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There are, of course, some duds that showgoers needn't bother to make the effort to find.
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Consumers have to remember and make the effort to cancel if they want to shop around.
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Few buyers still make the effort to visit galleries in city centers on a Saturday afternoon.
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"They have to make the effort to bridge the gap," said the director, José de Piérola.
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But, he added, the public hearing starring Zuckerberg next week won't make the effort any easier.
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Given the new American administration that's not easy but nonetheless we need to make the effort.
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I was determined to make the effort, as this road trip had a particularly appealing payoff.
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Both writers make the effort, essential to any form of love, to see their state plain.
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Everyone should make the effort to improve their gut health by re-wilding their diet and lifestyle.
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I can already see you wondering: Should I really make the effort to keep reading this column?
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"You have to make the effort to include people and bring them along on the journey," he said.
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Were we even friends if she couldn't make the effort to tell me before she told everyone else?
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He said the administration was working with critics in Congress to make the effort as bipartisan as possible.
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Alternatively, does your family make the effort to work with you so that things are fair and peaceful?
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We make the effort to have a good sex life, to keep it fun, but mostly to laugh.
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"I definitely think people should make the effort to go to what few kink venues remain," says Craig.
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"I hope they make the effort to ensure the poor and the sick get their care too," Gottlieb said.
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As with foldables, LG will have to do a good job of the software to make the effort worthwhile.
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Men suffer the same psychological consequences, and difficulties in their lives, and need to make the effort to recover.
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No one can say, but he is likely to make the effort because "loser" is his least favorite role.
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Its sponsors didn't spend the time or make the effort to explain, in clear terms, how it would work.
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We have to take the time and make the effort to show them that the world isn't totally fucked.
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I always try to make the effort to go out for an hour, grab some food and come back.
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But the results — crisp, salty, peppery bark (the crust) encasing moist, smoky, luscious, tender meat — make the effort worthwhile.
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It's a matter of balance and it has largely worked, but this administration has yet to make the effort.
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You don't make the effort to exercise, eat healthy, meditate, [and] you may not have the ability to choose well.
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If they expect sparks to fly automatically, they may not make the effort necessary to satisfy their partners or themselves.
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I might be a Republican but if you make the effort to come into my office, I'll happily oblige. pic.twitter.
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They want to have sex, but don't make the effort to connect, and so they have to make do alone.
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"Humans are tribal and we need to make the effort to either find or create our own village," Eck says.
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They could potentially make the effort to gather information about those alternatives, depending upon how ambitious they want to get.
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"We have to make the effort to explain how we want to shape globalization in a fair way," Gabriel said.
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Swift managed it, and so did Buñuel, but few current directors, apart from Lanthimos and Todd Solondz, make the effort.
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That's why I encourage everyone to see this film and make the effort to learn about something that is alien.
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Still, Wahl hopes that people make the effort to develop meaningful friendship networks, who can provide community care down the road.
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Whether it's in oneself or others, what makes people make the effort to care about others and strive to understand them?
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She acknowledged that the process is not going to be an easy one but that men have to make the effort.
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Usually we all eat at our desks but on slower days we'll make the effort to eat together and catch up.
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Or perhaps we're just busy and operating with limited reserves of willpower to make the effort to do the responsible thing.
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There were dead ends and backtracks, but enough wit to make the effort worth it, and the summit was very satisfying.
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Yet to be seen is whether this is a political priority the administration will make the effort to follow through on.
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I have really been trying to make the effort to put myself out there to make friends in my new city.
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This kind of transparency is essential to national resiliency and improves digital critical thinking for those willing to make the effort.
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"But if they are going to make the effort to have a Vegan Fashion Week," he said, "I had to come."
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Make the effort to plan a yearly trip to see each other, whether you're visiting each other's towns or going somewhere new.
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Congress — and the country — are stronger when both sides make the effort to forge legislation that produces results for the American people.
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The short answer is when we want to do it enough to make the effort and spend the money to do so.
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It's not just the deeply savory flavor you get from rendered chicken fat, although that is reason enough to make the effort.
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That too seems like a stretch, but that effort can see lots of individual successes that would make the effort worth it.
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"There are a lot of historical things in fiscal calendars that people just don't want to make the effort to change," Knapp said.
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There is simply a belief by some in the Democratic Party establishment that rural voters are too different to make the effort worthwhile.
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Maybe it's because she doesn't keep trying to insist that happiness is waiting for all of us if we'll just make the effort.
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There is, however, one reason some people make the effort to walk 10 minutes out of the centre of Hallstatt: This viewing area.
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I agree, in other words, that what's normal isn't something we should automatically accept: It's something we should make the effort to define.
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It's not that hard to prevent pregnancies; you just have to care to make the effort, and sharing in the consequences might help.
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Even if it required going through security twice, I'd still make the effort to visit this one over the first lounge I visited.
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When I'm debating whether to make the effort to get out of the house and see other people, I often think of Alan.
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CoinHive, a miner mentioned by Arnau, needs the victim to be on a page for at least 40 seconds to make the effort worthwhile.
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To make the effort worth drivers' while, drivers will now earn an extra fare every time an additional pickup is added to the trip.
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Unlike Netanyahu and MBS, who have little interest in engaging Iran, the Trump administration should make the effort to open direct contacts with Iran.
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Make the effort at least once a year to get your financial house in order by following a few of these common sense changes.
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Unfortunately, many organizations don't make the effort to build the creative defenses that are necessary to protect themselves from pernicious and persistent cyber threats.
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The monkeys lay still on their perches, fanning themselves with palm fronds, lazily napping because it's all they can make the effort to do.
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If you're going to remake a classic Scottish comedy, then you'd better have something fresh hidden up your kilt to make the effort worthwhile.
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That's why it's critical organizations make the effort to spend time figuring out how best to communicate the changes to rank-and-file workers.
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If we make the effort to connect the dots to the opportunities identified in this report, the technology industry will undoubtedly be more inclusive.
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Congressional leaders who would get along with Trump would do best to follow Abe's example and make the effort to spend time with the man.
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So for all you people wondering why you should make the effort to celebrate Mother's Day, let me sum up what we go through. Stress
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Rather, Facebook appears so focused on growth that it didn't make the effort to create tools that limited access to specifically what the partners needed.
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I think [you have to make] the effort to find quality time together and [we] try to remind ourselves why we're together in the first place.
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Everything in this lavishly illustrated book (even the "Contributors" section includes a full-color image for each artist) urges readers to make the effort to look.
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Here, we have a similar-scale exhibition space, so it will be a fortifying experience for people when they do make the effort to come up.
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The key, Ms. Shirey said, is to be aware of your negative feelings, but make the effort to move beyond them — even if you're faking it.
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"I like the idea that another person's experience is actually really cut off from yours until you make the effort to inquire about it," he said.
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So it's not totally surprising that Amazon would make the effort to close the education gap for these products by sending its own hires into customer homes.
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When I make the effort to do it, I'm pretty good at it, but sometimes the only effort I can drum up is to make a cocktail.
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When I wake up I contemplate having something more to eat, since "dinner" was guacamole and chips this afternoon, but I'm too tired to make the effort.
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"You make the effort in return for some benefits," said Dunbar, who believes that at this point, people will prioritize those who are more useful to them.
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It is the kind of ad that could compel a Democrat who normally only participates in presidential contests to make the effort to vote in Tuesday's primary.
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The Remain campaign rightly detects that its people should make the effort if they feel they are voting on their job security and that of their children.
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You'll have to wade through several topics to get to the heart of "Legion of Brothers," but once you're there, some intense stories make the effort worthwhile.
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Sources and documents obtained by CNN shed light on the role Correia had in helping them try to make the effort pay off in lucrative business deals.
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The CEO of Southeast Asia's most valuable company, DBS Bank, pinpointed two characteristics that can make the effort much easier — and they're available to all of us.
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Because Korean brands don't make the effort to market and educate American consumers on their own terms, they lose out on opportunity, marketing experts like Rhyu say.
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He believes that those companies blur the lines between craft and non-craft so that most consumers won't make the effort to find out who makes what.
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Still, the leading lady on Grey's Anatomy seems determined to make the effort to find her next McDreamy (also a tough task because hello, have you seen McDreamy?).
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It is so frustrating to have the push for hiring more women be so loud, and yet, time and time again, see shows not actually make the effort.
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But at least Cline and Penn make the effort, acknowledging some of the biggest complaints leveled at Cline's book, and trying to take the story a little deeper.
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But it seems doubtful, in light of Trump's statement Tuesday, that he is willing to make the effort to restore balance and reciprocity to a US-Saudi relationship.
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And is there any way to say what portion of that audience would make the effort of going to a theater and buying a ticket to "Bird Box"?
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"People have reason to doubt whether Washington is willing to make the effort to push the North Korea issue in the direction of a resolution," the paper said.
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But given the scale of this latest crossover event, it seems that the CW has opted to make the effort to bring the characters into the story somehow.
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"I do make the effort to be different," admits the soft-spoken, multi-talented hip-hop artist who released his genre-bending debut album, Nat Love, last month.
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That conversation really did happen about 25 years ago, but in hindsight, I can't blame my nana for trying to make the effort to rationalize it for me.
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CBS has always believed that if you pitch shows at the widest possible audience, you'll get enough 18- to 49-year-olds to make the effort worth your while.
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Although several friends predicted this book would be a failure, I believed that readers would be willing to make the effort to construct the full dialogue in their imagination.
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When you find yourself exhibiting these behaviours that may be hindering your progress in life and at work, acknowledge what's happening and deliberately make the effort to correct it.
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Many unemployed men who did manual labor say they can't take the time and make the effort to train for a new career because they have bills to pay.
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But whether most people actually make the effort to update their wireless devices — or whether they're even able to update them in the first place — remains the perennial security issue.
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Be honest — if there was a star with your name on it embedded in a random chunk of pavement somewhere, you'd make the effort to visit it now and again.
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" With the same cadence of a classic John Oliver takedown, Watson says the North Carolina bill won't matter to "transgender men who actually make the effort to look like women.
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Yet given that this would still mean big layoffs, and draw criticism from both the left-wing opposition and Conservative free-market ideologues, the government probably won't make the effort.
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Merkley said he hopes to make the effort bipartisan in the Senate, too, when members return in the new year, and may discuss the issue with Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue.
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To have a member of the royal family to take the time and make the effort to remember us and tell us 'you are not left alone' is very important.
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Even Romney, who has been speaking in support of witnesses, seemed unwilling to make the effort when asked by reporters about his position following the conclusion of Monday's trial session.
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He is even considering recommending that the new rules, if enacted, not take effect until January 2021 — the end of Mr. Trump's first term — to make the effort less partisan.
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It's a fantastic little bit of reporting, and a window into a part of Iraqi culture that we don't normally see (or, frankly, don't make the effort to see) in America.
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As only part of a reserve is usually recovered (the permeability of rock precluding extraction of the rest), prospectors need to be sure there is enough to make the effort pay.
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And finally, we all need to make the effort to talk to each other and understand those who are different as fellow human beings, whether we agree with them or not.
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Patricia Martín, an independent curator in Mexico City, said Building H was typical of rampant Mexican construction where "people do not make the effort to think" what the impact will be.
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"The suspension of the exercise this past August and September I would say was prudent risk if we're willing to make the effort to change the relationship with" North Korea, Gen.
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" For Barrymore, it's simple: "Make the effort and energy to go and try to pick good people to protect us, and watch out for us, and lead us and guide us.
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The best and most complete way to protect against this, if you think someone in your home would make the effort to spy on your activities, is to get a VPN installed.
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Though, in an attempt to make sure this thing worked, I did make the effort to take daily 15-20 minute walks around Union Square and stand in a patch of sunlight.
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And despite his dovish comments, Kaplan on Thursday said he worries low rates for too long can create distortions, and said it is "very important" to make the effort to normalize rates.
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To put in the effort of planning and foot the bill only to have a cherished guest not make the effort to respect your relationship or celebrate your differences can be hurtful.
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"These rallies are the best thing we've done," he said, a clear implication that if Republicans lose, it is not because he failed to make the effort to turn out his supporters.
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To help with the cost, Juul is also offering over $100 million in incentives and financial support to retailers who make the effort to be RACS-compliant by the May 2021 date.
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If it's easy for all of us to criticize a woman for the precision of her eyeliner, we can make the effort to hold a mirror up to Donald Trump for his actions.
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Brands that make the effort to gain this understanding and offer modest collections year round to customers worldwide, similar to how plus-size and petite collections are available, are sure to be rewarded.
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So YouTube would rather risk losing these viewers completely — there's no guarantee they'll make the effort to sign up again after being cut off — than give Apple a chunk of their monthly subscription.
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If at a certain point I'd attempted to rebuild our relationship, things might have gone in another direction, but I was too focussed on what I wanted to do to make the effort.
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This new focus on making environmentalism an angrier protest movement threatens to make the effort to protect the planet just another wedge issue that politicians often use to motivate their base of voters.
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Kid decides not to go and it kind of pisses me off that we are halfway around the world and she won't take meds and make the effort for one last day. Whatever.
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" When he served as an advance staffer on Clinton's presidential campaigns, Landry said, "we had to work a lot harder to convince people to actually make the effort to come out to see her.
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Those realities could combine to make the effort to cooperate — to "do bipartisan," in the memorable words of the president — an unattainable goal in a political atmosphere where partisan habits are so deeply ingrained.
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But, if you're willing to make the effort, the new tools should at least help you understand how your information is getting passed around the internet, and why certain ads seem to be "following" you.
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The researchers hypothesized that females who'd been made optimistic by a positive experience would push off the grey lids, expecting to find food, while females who'd been made pessimistic wouldn't bother to make the effort.
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I saw most of my peer group accepting jobs that would pay off student debt quicker rather than make the effort to soul search for a career that aligned with their personal and professional motivations.
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Members work with colleagues, but more should make the effort to learn with their colleagues and carve time from their stacked schedules to develop issue depth that can create common ground on difficult policy questions.
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The people actually building the buildings rarely have much training in electrification, there are few incentives for them to get training, and there are few rewards for those who do make the effort to push electrification.
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The TKO publishers want to do everything to make the effort worth it for retailers, Simeone said, adding, "We can accommodate big stores and discounts," similar to Diamond, the sole distributor of comics in North America.
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But with several days remaining before a vote, Republicans were finding it hard to resist the call to at least make the effort to find some resolution, though many were very skeptical of the chances for success.
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" Adds the source, "They're still seeing each other but are busy and have a lot of commitments, so when they get moments of time, that's when they make the effort to see each other outside of their work exchanges.
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Of course there are growing inequalities, some issues for workers in some countries, we should pay attention to that, but at the same time we should make the effort to preserve the system of free trade and also investment.
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For Anya Mushakevich, a 20-year-old Belarusian studying at the University of Pennsylvania, the lack of online socializing made clear which of her friends abroad would make the effort to stay in touch outside the convenience of Facebook.
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Though there's something cool and futuristic about this, it does beg the question: If you're feeling so lazy that you can't interact with another person to get your pizza, why would you make the effort to drive to the store?
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But as the years passed, she didn't make the effort, it was just going through the motions and every time we spoke, I just felt like I was remembering the accident and going into the pool and I had negative feelings.
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But the takeaway from this entire Superman saga should be that if studios are going to aim for surprise reveals, they need to make the effort to actually keep the secret, and ensure that whatever is unveiled is worth it.
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" He adds, "This game becomes an excuse to make the effort to be around each other, when life is getting crazy and getting in the way, you still find a way to prioritize your connections with the people you love.
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In Kenya's case, a fiscal splurge has pushed up interest rates on government debt so much that banks make healthy returns by lending to the government and have scant incentive to make the effort to lend to the private sector.
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"You do have Democrats who make the choice, either by what committee they're on or where they travel or where they are in their districts, to make the effort to learn the vocabulary and get comfortable with [foreign policy]," Hurlburt says.
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"I need to make the effort to stay here and intensify the fight," said Guanipa, who in 2017 was elected governor of Zulia, but refused to take his oath of office in front of the Constituent Assembly, which the opposition considers illegitimate.
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But reader, let me tell you this: If I had realized that it would be a full three years before my partner and I went on a solo vacation without our adorable, exhausting third wheel, I might have been more inclined to make the effort.
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"Russia's claim is not only a distortion of the facts but also a contradiction to the expression of regret and the position that they will make the effort for a precise investigation ... which were delivered via diplomatic channels yesterday," South Korea's Ministry of Defense said.
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In other ways, it was also representative of this certain hubris and arrogance, because she and her boyfriend Sunny didn't even really make the effort to understand what was going on in this field of blood diagnostics and what other companies were working on.
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To continue to make Australia a safe haven, we reserve the right to vigorously vet those who desire to come to our country, to deny those who try to jump the queue, and to welcome those who make the effort and desire to become Australians.
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Dr. Zhang decided he wanted to make the effort mean something, that it should be, as he put it, like Restaurant Week, when New York diners are offered reduced prices, in part to attract those who might not otherwise be able to afford the experience.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Drugmakers are renewing efforts to develop medicines to fight emerging antibiotic-resistant bacteria, but creating new classes of drugs on the scale needed is unlikely to happen without new financial incentives to make the effort worth the investment, companies and industry experts said.
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It's led to the concept of "affirmative consent" — that instead of putting the burden on women to say "no means no," it should be the man's responsibility to understand that "yes means yes," and to make the effort to learn what that looks like in practice.
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So in knowing how that feels and being able to relate to that, I always try to make the effort to make that extra eye contact and send a heart here and there, because I know that my smallest gestures mean everything to some of our fans.
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"The suspension of the exercise this past August and September, I would say was prudent risk if we're willing to make the effort to change the relationship with the DPRK," U.S. Army General Robert Abrams said, using the acronym for North Korea's official name, Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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Users for platforms such as Facebook, Google, YouTube, Wikipedia, and others fear that the directive could be detrimental to how they use the site — content platforms aren't liable for what they're hosting, provided they make the effort to remove anything that is infringing on one's copyright, like music or pirated movies.
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Whereas Microsoft is essentially saying that Windows 10 users should make the effort to learn about that stuff themselves — by navigating a number of different data sources (and in some instances pro-actively locating relevant information on one of Microsoft's myriad webpage, such as its Windows IT Pro site, themselves).
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If said filth has congealed such that the bar is now stuck to the soap dish, you're assuming that the next person at the sink will make the effort to pry it out of there rather than leaving the bathroom without washing their hands, and wow, that's assuming a lot.
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There are plenty of better institutions and more impactful causes you can be helping to enrich — research initiatives at top public children's hospitals, financial aid programs at historically black colleges and universities, public pension funds and the list goes on — you just have to make the effort and be intentional about it.
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I think if we make the effort, all of us, meaning the Greek authorities, the institutions, the member states of the Eurogroup and the IMF, we could by the end of the year find that global deal that certainly the Greek people expect and that the international community is also [waiting for].
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But consider that younger people in the UK skew heavily to the left, and the more of them that actually turn out and make the effort to vote, the more likely it is that the Labour party will secure an unlikely majority and take control of the UK's legislative and executive branches of government.
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But often, when people have decided they love wine and want to make the effort to learn more about it, they begin to note that many good wines, particularly white, offer not the fruitiness that might be expected from fermented grape juice but savory qualities that are often described using terms derived from spices, herbs and minerals.
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Simply saying no without an excuse is a skill that will serve you well if you're trying to stop overcommitting, and this is a cousin of that: For someone you don't know well, just say, "Hey, I'm so sorry but I can't make it tonight any more" and make the effort to reschedule, if you can.
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You can make miso in almost any kind of vessel, but I wanted something that satisfied a few key criteria: It needed to be easy to clean and sanitize, I wanted it to be built to last, and it had to be big enough to make the effort and time commitment involved in miso-making worth it.
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At a time when funding for the Environmental Protection Agency and scientific research are under such threat and the regulation of environmental standards so compromised, perhaps we could make the effort to learn as many of the names of those places — and the trees, the rivers, the ranges, all the species that live there — as possible, before it's too late.
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While Parnas and Fruman, who had high-level contacts in Ukraine, worked to gather documents that they believed showed evidence of corruption by Joe Biden and his son Hunter, Correia was there to make the effort pay off in lucrative business deals, according to people who talked to him at the time, as well as copies of text messages obtained by CNN.
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Supreme Court declines to intervene in Wisconsin voter ID case "Because the district court has not attempted to distinguish genuine difficulties of the kind our opinion mentioned, or any other variety of substantial obstacle to voting, from any given voter's unwillingness to make the effort that the Supreme Court has held that a state can require, there is a substantial likelihood that the injunction will be reversed on appeal," the panel of judges wrote.
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News that Ivanka Trump wants to make the effort against climate change a major cause of hers, and joins Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE for a meeting to discuss one of the most important issues facing the earth, is one of the most interesting and important developments of the 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 transition.
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