It's fine to make unnecessary friends, but extremely unwise to make unnecessary enemies.
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That said, don't make unnecessary purchases or spend beyond your means just to meet the minimum spending requirement.
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In fact, more data might lead perfectly healthy people to make unnecessary doctors' visits that strain our health care system.
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City transportation officials said the two sections would eventually be joined together by a crosswalk so people do not have to make unnecessary turns or stops.
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The court also struck down a provision that critics said forced women to make unnecessary trips to the doctor's office — a decision that was quickly hailed by abortion rights groups.
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"For this group, democracy is an ideology that they do not agree with," Iqbal said on Friday, adding that the National Police advise people not to make unnecessary trips on the day the results are announced.
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It was, instead, a way for SSA to administer its own programs—and, based on government audits, it seems the SSA does a pretty good job of using the DMF to ensure it doesn't make unnecessary payments to dead people.
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Not only does human nature often force our hand by making it difficult to stand pat, but professional investors often make unnecessary changes to justify their fees, find comfort in the crowd, prove their intelligence or show clients that they're doing something with their money.
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"This redefinition raises concerns in the investment community since many investment accounts are, by their very nature, long-term investments, and an owner might not expect that he or she has to actively reach out to make unnecessary transactions to claim the assets," a Vanguard spokesman explained.
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In the early days of the Barlow Sanatorium patients lived by strict rules; one document read: > Patients must not expectorate anywhere except in cups provided for that > purpose. Cloths are to be used as handkerchiefs and burned morning and > evening. Patients must not discuss their ailments or make unnecessary noise. > Patients must not put anything hot on glass tables.
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Spahn recommended not to make unnecessary travels and suggested people coming from risk areas should stay at home. Spahn participated in a meeting with the other European Health Ministers to discuss the crisis. The EU and Robert Koch Institute emphasised that masks and disinfectants should not be used by healthy private persons. In March, Germany banned prostitution for the duration of the pandemic.
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Danube Division only had approximate success to the planned one. Caribrod Detachment resisted to Danube Division near Caribrod for a bit of time and at 16:30 Serbs captured Caribrod but they couldn't continue to the planned line Kalotina–Vishan. Because of no need to make unnecessary casualties, Caribrod Detachment retreated on its positions near Dragoman. Right column stopped its attack in Lukavica village where forces stayed during the night.
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More generally, Russell Impagliazzo and Moti Yung as well as Ben-Or et al. would go on to show that, also assuming one-way functions or unbreakable encryption, that there are zero-knowledge proofs for all problems in IP = PSPACE, or in other words, anything that can be proved by an interactive proof system can be proved with zero knowledge.Russell Impagliazzo, Moti Yung: Direct Minimum- Knowledge Computations. CRYPTO 1987: 40-51 Not liking to make unnecessary assumptions, many theorists sought a way to eliminate the necessity of one way functions.
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He commented on Kisenosato's retirement in January 2019, "I was delighted when he became yokozuna but when you see him closely, you can tell that he was struggling a lot. These two years went like a flash." Tagonoura and his wife divorced after she had an affair with one of Tagonoura stable’s wrestlers in September 2019. He was criticized during after a photo emerged of him drunk and asleep in a restaurant during the July 2020 tournament, despite the Sumo Association's instructions for all its members to make unnecessary trips outside of their stables during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The first one is about all that happened before doctors concentrated their studies upon Anatomy. So it lasts from the time of Hippocrates since the introduction of a rigorous study of the structure of human body. Since then operations were made with brutal rapidity, and there was no regard for antisepsis. The second era is signed by progress in knowledge and skills, but still surgeons would make unnecessary long incisions for their operations, ignoring the damage they could procure by using this method, making after all the body of the patient in front of a higher risk to get infected.
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Prior to the final World Cup qualification match against Iran, Choi Kang-Hee, then coach of South Korea, complained that Iran did not provide adequate training facilities during Korea's away qualification match against Iran on 17 October 2012. The manager of Iran, Carlos Queiroz showed anger at this statement by claiming that Choi humiliated Iranian people and demanded an immediate apology. Instead, Choi stated that Iran seemed to be afraid enough to make unnecessary provocations and the team would have to watch the world cup from TV. In revenge, Queiroz pinned the sad face of Choi on his black polo shirt and mocked him. Queiroz also offered to send Choi the jersey of Uzbekistan national football team as Choi stated he would defeat Iran to rather qualify for the World Cup finals with Uzbekistan.
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Forman's essays in the Gazetteer and the Public Ledger, all signed under the pseudonym Probus, were written in the months leading up to and during the Seven Years' War. A large number (roughly 200) of the surviving essays comment upon the diplomatic news, offering historical background relevant to understanding the interests of the contending nations, weighing the credibility of various news reports, and analysing the interests of England, Prussia, France, Holland, Austria, Russia, Spain, Sweden, and Denmark. She consistently supported the English war effort, reassures readers that England has the capacity to defeat France, defends Frederick the Great and William Pitt the Elder from critics, and argues against a premature peace that would make unnecessary concessions to France. Her frequent correspondence with Radical satirist and politician John Wilkes have been described as providing modern readers with "graphic evidence of the struggles of an independent woman in the 18th century attempting to support herself by writing".
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