Meanwhile, the previous owner, Etta, is making unnecessary purchases, much to Fiona's annoyance.
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Fees discourage tenants from pestering agencies or making unnecessary changes to their contracts.
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Mrs May compounded her failure to make some widely anticipated changes by making unnecessary ones.
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As his lawsuit moves forward, Peeples says he believes there should be more accountability for the people making unnecessary 911 calls.
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They should also understand what they value and why in order to avoid making unnecessary purchases, and find strong mentors, he advises.
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Railway operators, normally seen as defensive plays, were hit hard after the Japanese government advised citizens and firms against making unnecessary travels.
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In the short term, consequences for those making unnecessary 911 calls have been limited, and have often been imposed by the public.
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"He's consolidated his power without making unnecessary problems for himself," said David Zweig, a professor at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
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And if follow my simple advice, you can avoid making unnecessary social media blunders, like retweeting an alleged bot or starting a nuclear war!
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The department said it is in the process of providing refunds to at least 3,200 of those borrowers who ended up making unnecessary payments.
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But, some fast-food workers are less sure, concerned that people making unnecessary trips to order fast food puts both workers and customers at risk.
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If you're still especially concerned about the spread of germs, there is another simple preventative measure you can take: Stop making unnecessary physical contact with others.
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The Education Department has said it is in the process of providing refunds to at least 3,200 of those borrowers who ended up making unnecessary payments.
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A lot of overtime can indicate either a penchant for hard work, or a propensity for making unnecessary arrests, with the notion that the attendant paperwork will extend the clock.
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Ministers have accused the House of Lords, where the Conservatives do not have a majority, of making unnecessary changes and have indicated they will fight some of them back in the Commons.
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I hope that the United States will consider this problem, and how to continue to prevent the spread of this epidemic, while not making unnecessary limitations on trade and people and respecting the WHO's advice.
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A tool divides the packages according to the product type and the route it will take, so the warehouse doesn't end up making unnecessary deliveries to the client if it can all be done in one go.
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Fathers who like to spend time in the garage making unnecessary gadgets or fixing things that weren't really broken to begin with are often joined by their Taurus kid, who generally likes to hand them tools and learn along the way.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has faced increasingly hostile criticism from supporters of a British exit from the EU who accuse him and the Bank of making unnecessary warnings about the risk of a hit to the economy from a Brexit vote.
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Read more of Business Insider&aposs coverage of "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker"&aposStar Wars: The Rise of Skywalker&apos is so busy making unnecessary references to the franchise it forgets to tell a good story&aposRise of Skywalker&apos is the worst-reviewed &aposStar Wars&apos movie since &aposPhantom Menace&aposAll the &aposStar Wars&apos movies, ranked from worst to best — including &aposRise of Skywalker&aposThe new &aposStar Wars&apos movie is getting savaged by critics, and already has a terrible Rotten Tomatoes rating — here&aposs how the rating system works
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The government issued travel advisories for Mexico, the United States and other mostly-infected areas, advising Filipinos to refrain from making unnecessary travel.
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Despite the trip made difficult by the operations of war, the president Novo, underestimating their opponents, rejects the proposal of the Federation to postpone the match against Spezia who, fresher, leave Milan. The "Fire Brigade", which came from the 1-1 draw against Venice, in the decisive match prevail 2-1, thus making unnecessary the subsequent victory of the Granata at Venezia 5-2.
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The Indian Express was told that the officials involved have been asked to report the standard operating procedures they had. Meanwhile, this incident went viral on social media worldwide, and it soon derived a chain of parodies, for example, changing the flood view to a washing machine or a dinosaur etc. The Indian media criticized the PIB’s behaviour as it “causes scorn” and making unnecessary edits, given that Modi did actually conduct the aerial survey, some media even accused this as false and exaggerated propaganda.
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Columbia Broadcasting System (1974), the Fifth Circuit of Appeals overruled the trial judge's order and protected Aggie Whelan's right to create sketches and CBS's right to broadcast courtroom sketches. The restrictions were too broad and violated both CBS and Whelan's First Amendment rights. Television networks began using sketches to illustrate courtroom events during news broadcasts in the 1960s. As long as the artist arrived on time, and did not disturb the proceedings by making unnecessary noise, their presence was rarely challenged in most jurisdictions.
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Locke did a "good deal to maintain and improve the professional status" of safety advisers in the face of scepticism by some in the business community that advisers were "interpreting rules too strictly and making unnecessary and expensive demands". Three years after retiring he accepted the unpaid chairmanship of the National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health until September 1993. He was a director of the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health until November 1993. He was also invited by the Australian Government to advise on setting up a safety executive.
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Bailey Wharton, portrayed by Kasey MacKellar, made his first appearance on 10 January 2014 in series 2 of The Dumping Ground during the episode "Booting Up - Part 1". He departed in series 5 during the episode "Back In The Game - Part 2". He is shown to be quite aggressive and cocky, with a very short temper, and likes to wind people up, especially Johnny and Mike. He is a skilled footballer and is often criticised by the others for thinking he is better than he is and making unnecessary comments.
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In May 2015, the show used Nate and Imogen Willis (Ariel Kaplan) to show the two sides of the bike-versus-car debate that was a "hot topic" in Australia at the time. While out cycling with the local mamil group, Nate almost crashed into Imogen. She later caused Nate's bike to fall over and he gave her a lecture about making unnecessary car journeys, before they became involved in a heated argument. Wyatt explained that Nate and Imogen had strong opinions about the subject, but Imogen was more determined to win, while Nate enjoyed winding her up.
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The IAI 1124 Westwind HR-PHO has been involved in several controversies. Recent incidents include: \- The government of Honduras was severely criticized as the "West Wind" was used solely to transport the President to Miami to catch a civilian flight to Africa in 2008, costing nearly $25,000. \- In May 2009 the government was also criticized for making a further expenditure of $315,000 in repairs to the airplane."El Heraldo (spanish)", \- The Honduran government has also been criticized for making unnecessary use of the airplane in alleged family trips for the president's family and his foreign ministers.
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The Lions opened the 2005 AFL season with a 23-point win over St Kilda, but the game was overshadowed by an incident involving the Saints' captain Nick Riewoldt and Brisbane defenders Mal Michael and Chris Scott. Riewoldt injured his shoulder attempting a mark, but after he stayed on the field and refused medical attention, Michael and Scott both bumped into him. Riewoldt then left the ground, and was alter diagnosed with a broken collarbone. The Brisbane players were later cleared of any wrongdoing, although making unnecessary contact to an injured player would become illegal in the years to come.
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A toilet seat cover dispenser with instructions, aboard a bus in North America Toilet seat covers are generally held in a dispenser, allowing the users to access one cover at a time, without making unnecessary contact with additional toilet seat covers. While toilet seat covers give public toilet users a sense of security, studies have shown they do not necessarily protect a toilet user from disease. For example, if a toilet user is negligent enough to place a toilet-seat cover while the seat is still wet with liquid waste the fluids can soak through the cover and make contact with the user.
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In March 2011, the Board of Great Homeschool Conventions, Inc. (a young Earth Christian group) voted to disinvite Ken Ham and AiG from future conventions due to Ham's words about other Christians making "unnecessary, ungodly, and mean-spirited statements that are divisive at best and defamatory at worst". The controversy stemmed from Ham's commentary on the position expressed by Peter Enns, of The BioLogos Foundation, who advocated a symbolic rather than a literal interpretation of the fall of Adam and Eve. Writing on his blog, Ham accused Enns of espousing "outright liberal theology that totally undermines the authority of the Word of God", which led to his invitation being revoked.
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Due to moving first, White starts the game with the initiative, but it can be lost in the opening by accepting a gambit. Players can also lose initiative by making unnecessary moves that allow the opponent to gain tempo, such as superfluous "preventive" moves intended to guard against certain actions by the opponent, that nonetheless require no specific response by them. The concept of tempo is closely tied to initiative, as players can acquire the initiative or buttress it by gaining a tempo. The initiative is important in all phases of the game, but more important in the endgame than in the middlegame and more important in the middlegame than in the opening .
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Under the rule of the Visconti, the government of the city of Milan underwent profound transformations while its territorial hegemony greatly extended, to suffer a crisis after the death of Gian Galeazzo. The lordship of Ottone and Matteo brought to an end the confrontation between noble and popular parties, which had assumed growing violent forms in Milan during the 13th century. The new power of the Visconti relied initially on the combined roles of Archbishop (Ottone) and Captain of the People, along with the authority deriving from the title of Imperial Vicar (Matteo). After Matteo, the rule in the city assumed hereditary nature inside his family, making unnecessary any formal recognition by the communal institutions.
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Improvements to both the road and Homer Tunnel are planned by Transit New Zealand, though a widening of the tunnel is considered unlikely due to the high costs involved. In the 2010s, the road received a variable message sign (VMS) traffic information system to inform travellers on the road of incidents and closures, in a more timely fashion than the old, hand-changed signs. The system received a 2012 New Zealand Engineering Excellence Award, partly due to the information system using satellite links as their primary communication system making unnecessary the much more costly laying of communications cables along the road. The message signs are powered by small hydro-power systems with battery back-ups.
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"Catechism of the Catholic Church 2185, The Third Commandment Christians also sanctify Sunday by giving time and care to their families and relatives, often difficult to do on other days of the week. "Sunday is a time for reflection, silence, cultivation of the mind, and meditation which furthers the growth of the Christian interior life."Catechism of the Catholic Church 2186, The Third Commandment In addition to one's own rest, Christians should avoid making unnecessary demands on others that would hinder them from observing the Lord's Day.Catechism of the Catholic Church 2187, The Third Commandment An oration given by Jesus to Saint Elizabeth, Queen of Hungary, along with Saint Matilda and Saint Bridget, titled "A True Letter of Our Saviour Jesus Christ", which is venerated by Roman Catholics, implores the faithful: "If you want to reap an abundant harvest you must not work on Sunday, for Sunday you must go to Church and pray to God to forgive your sins.
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