In the paper, the researchers called for a more careful use of genetic testing tools and a more careful interpretation of genetic test results.
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She's more careful about posting specific locations on social media.
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I think he'll probably watch out and be more careful.
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Much of that may be due to more careful lending.
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And you're being more careful with your emails, I presume.
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A more careful look might alleviate some of those concerns.
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More careful diets would also offer more direct health benefits.
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"I'll just be more careful next time," my brother said.
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Be more careful about considering who you're going to date.
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Since then, she's been more careful about her financial disclosures.
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Go deeper: Doctors are being more careful on opioid prescriptions.
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I was just going to be a lot more careful.
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Taking more safety precautions and my privacy, being more careful.
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"I'd be more careful with Roth IRA beneficiaries," said Slott.
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Are you being more careful about what you eat now?
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We have got to be more careful with the earth.
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We have got to be more careful with the earth.
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He said he'll now be more careful in the water.
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Franken told me that he became more careful after that.
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I'm more careful, like, 'Oh, did I do that right?
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Yes, of course, we all need to be more careful.
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"We have to be more careful," Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic said.
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"Me and the mom should have been more careful," Rodriguez said.
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Since then, I've become even more careful than I was before.
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I just feel like I'm a little more careful, you know?
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We are more careful than anyone in the past has been.
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But Clinton needs to be much more careful with her words.
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He is a little more careful to avoid getting tick bites.
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I'm going to have to be more careful in the future.
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It will kill you, so you have to be more careful.
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"People are more careful in making these transitional decisions," she said.
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But Warren later apologized, and she has been more careful since.
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Unfortunately, Eler's book would have benefited from a more careful edit.
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More careful, balanced American foreign policy is not in Moscow's interest.
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On the Muslim immigration ban, however, Pence has been more careful.
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That's like a lost paycheck, so you have to be more careful.
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Most amount to nothing more than a pledge to be more careful.
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Because we should've been a lot more careful about going into Iraq.
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Like many things in 2019, what we need is more careful consideration.
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If you're not a citizen, however, you need to be more careful.
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But, he tells the show, he's a lot more careful these days.
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But I'm more and more careful about that all of the time.
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I promise to be more careful with my words in the future.
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"They are much more careful in how they expand," he told Reuters.
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The film-makers have been more careful when producing their latest dramatisation.
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Maybe the company wants to be more careful when handling user identification.
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New Hampshire residents need to be much more careful with laser pointers.
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"We know that people are becoming much, much more careful," Blowe said.
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She posted an apology, promising to be "more careful" of her words.
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The clergy has become more careful about publicly criticizing the ruling family.
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Experts who oppose banning upstream admit the dams require more careful operation.
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You'd be more careful... Reggie was a bit more talented than Ronnie.
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That's why you need to be much more careful at highway speeds.
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The more dramatic the footage, the more careful we have to be.
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Nevertheless, he was a little more careful before the next week's speech.
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Nevertheless, he was a little more careful before the subsequent week's speech.
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The more careful is the reporter, the more complex becomes the story.
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Republicans may be more careful about embracing Mr. Trump in bluer states.
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But hopefully they would have been subject to more careful interagency review.
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He was expectedly more careful in his criticism of the Emirati authorities.
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So people tend to be much more careful about what they say.
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It's possible people might be more careful with toddlers than with teenagers.
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We just have to be more careful when we use these chemicals.
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Nonetheless, he might want to be a little more careful in future.
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I'm a lot more careful now about where and when I book sunrises.
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He says the scandal forced the financial industry to become far more careful.
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Sometimes you need to be a little more cautious, a little more careful.
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I could have ripped luna's arms off and I will be more careful.
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Let's just hope they can talk the White House into being more careful.
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But this time around, Republicans were more careful; Hawley was no Todd Akin.
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"We are a bit more careful about the overall economic situation," he added.
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Now, he's hoping to jump-start a more careful study of the field.
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Since, he's been more careful about what he runs, and has been rewarded.
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"They are more meticulous, more patient, and more careful with details," she said.
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"The courts are finally being more careful with these cases," Gardner told me.
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"I felt like I was immediately more careful with my words," she says.
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The good news is that Iran is being a lot more careful and
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Regardless, I will be more careful about what I write about the agency.
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Euphoria is more careful in its slow build toward Rue's mental health progress.
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"We have to be much more careful with services," said Mayor John Smith.
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But when subject to more careful evaluation, the phenomenon is almost never observed.
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I feel very foolish here and will be much more careful in 22018.
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We're going to have to be a little more careful with our language.
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Future IRGC commanders, their subordinates and proxies will have to be more careful.
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Some 32 percent said they "wish he'd be more careful" with his feed.
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Sometimes I think feigning distress would make people more careful about their assumptions.
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But they should also be more careful because it's the risk they take.
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"This year I've got to be more careful about snowboarding and skiing," he says.
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As a result, Milwaukee is now more careful about who can start a school.
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I'm just saying choose your words a bit more careful next time is all.
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" He added that it's a topic he should have been "far more careful with.
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Upon more careful inspection, we realized these were actually Hostess Bake Shop Cupcake Cookies.
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What we may see is that countries are more careful about what they share.
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How he got there: reading, learning and seeing the results of more careful spending.
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"Shame on you for not being more careful with the EPOTUS," a fan wrote.
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I will have to be much more conscious... much more careful, much more sensitive.
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They are using the salacious report to undermine the more careful and credible one.
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Senators have been more careful not to make Ryan's job tougher this time around.
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Just a few months ago, the allies were more careful about his potential candidacy.
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More careful assessment of BRI projects is required to select qualified enterprises and projects.
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A more careful read of Rachel Emma Silverman's piece doesn't actually support these claims.
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If your partner is immunocompromised, HIV positive, autoimmune suppressant, be a little more careful.
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ITALIAN PM CONTE SAYS NEW GOVT WILL USE MORE CAREFUL WORDS, BE MORE RESPECTFUL
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Post #MeToo, the Republicans know they have to be more careful on the surface.
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If I have to get into tiptop shape, I have to be more careful.
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He thinks stock gains could continue, but he too wants to be more careful.
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But for Dropbox the stock, he asked investors to be a little more careful.
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Give us more — more letters, more diary entries, more careful curation of the work.
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Either way, they should have been more careful with the parameters for blocking access.
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I thought I could go in and explain that she has these exams and that we'd be more careful in the future — though I don't know how much more careful we could be, because she was within the limits of the code.
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She's seen her male peers be more careful about the comments they make on set.
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"That requires a lot more careful, long-term work with people in their own community."
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"You should have been more careful before participating in the #MeToo movement," read one petition.
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But if Blevins didn't have as much media training then, he's certainly more careful now.
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Mr Engel is more careful in the new book to point out such round-trippers.
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This means you have to be more careful with bumps and cracks in the road.
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They also cause turning cars to slow down and be more careful making their turns.
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"Be more careful about the challenges and fads that are going around," she told WQAD.
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The occasional default would make creditors more careful about handing out their money in future.
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By the next year, with Nelson at last out of jail, she became more careful.
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They would walk the member of Congress through and advise them to be more careful.
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The stakes were higher, both financially and legally, which made everybody sharper and more careful.
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However, he added that Pyongyang would now be more more careful about how it proceeds.
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We had to be so much more careful and make sure there were no mistakes.
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Anyway, they probably should have been more careful when communicating what their product actually was.
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Christie's remarks on passing the law were a bit more careful than Eustace's strong stance.
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"If they're no longer immune, they'll be more careful who they sell to," he added.
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With a $20 trillion debt, America has to be much more careful with its money.
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But that only means the company needs to be more careful about its public image.
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It's also possible that a more careful peer review of her survey could identify errors.
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But, you have to be a lot more careful with how you treat this breakout.
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When people are aware that being too rough can really hurt, they're usually more careful.
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I didn't want to accidentally out anyone, so I've been more careful with this one.
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"I just hope that in 2018, people will be more careful and travel with care."
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In addition, many companies are also more careful hiring me because I have a kid.
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That's why De Vere wants operators to be more careful when giving out PAC codes.
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I'm just saying, we need to be more careful so that we don't get accused.
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Now, I'm a little more careful and MUCH more empathetic when I talk about it.
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I admire Rovelli's goals, but they would be better served if he were more careful.
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We have been told to be more careful, to clear the bomb shelter just in case.
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"I think during crunch time I'm just a little more careful about the sweets," Kloss said.
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But he now knows that with celebrity comes scrutiny, and he has to be more careful.
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As a congressman, Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's populist president, defended militias, though he is more careful now.
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More careful use of antibiotics could help avoid a near-untreatable strain of S. typhi emerging.
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We hope some of the guests didn't throw it out before taking a more careful look.
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Martin would mix four tracks down to one and then record more, careful to limit distortion.
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"I think during crunch time I'm just a little more careful about the sweets," Kloss says.
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In the decade since, wireless carriers have gotten more careful about how they frame the restrictions.
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To make you more anxious — or just more careful — remember that each S.T.D. presents unique challenges.
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By comparison, Edward J. Snowden has been much more careful about how leaked documents were published.
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The authorities have been more careful not to let the current protests get out of hand.
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He became generous with his time, thoughtful about his career and more careful as a listener.
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Sarbanes-Oxley and other legislation has forced CFOs to be more careful about following the rules.
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I have to think that many people in high places will be a little more careful.
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I'm more careful with money—I don't want a lack of it to affect our relationship.
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And you have to be more careful about how you handle the ship in heavy weather.
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Now, the company's messaging is a lot more careful about how it words what is free.
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Conservationists espouse maintenance methods that could protect more trees, like permeable sidewalks and more careful pruning.
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He is also more careful and more reserved than Mr. Cohn — and more deferential to lawmakers.
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He said he hoped it would force the government to be more careful in future investigations.
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Buyers want to buy, but we're seeing fewer of them, and they are much more careful.
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But I just think we have to be much more careful about how we're doing this.
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She also hopes to see more careful attention paid toward the people who designed these tests.
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But, according to Paskhover, they do show that we could all stand to be more careful.
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I made a mental note to be more careful sugaring next time I tried the recipe.
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You're more careful, and realize the gravity of what it means if something happened to you.
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Sessions is more careful, but experts still have issues with the way he frames the facts.
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It seems like people are far more careful with their speech than just a year ago.
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But I think we're going to be a little bit more careful about volume and timing.
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That should encourage providers to be more careful with sensitive information, and take better precautions against hacking.
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And sure, he should be more careful to avoid putting himself, and his friends, in this situation.
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In contrast, Israel and Hezbollah have been much more careful and disciplined in dealing with one another.
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Third, I want to promise that I'll be much more careful with these charts in the future.
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Some hospitals transfer patients like him to an expensive intensive care bed for even more careful monitoring.
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Soon, the Fed will raise interest rates, and that means investors must be more careful allocating capital.
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We're now doing more careful checks, and will perform more thorough analyses to work out their properties.
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"I think we need to be more careful who we are allowing to have guns," he explained.
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"The less money you have, the more careful you actually have to be with it," she said.
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"At the top of my list is more careful study of the underground gun market," he said.
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Román Vázquez says that the criminals have become much more careful now when they enter the town.
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It encouraged people to drive somewhat less and be more careful about heating and cooling their homes.
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"I don't think it's had a chilling effect; I think basically they're being more careful," he said.
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I will have to be more careful the next time someone rushes at me with a picture.
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But the proposal includes elements that have little to do with budgeting and deserve more careful attention.
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The experience was eye-opening, said Cauley, who has tried to be more careful since the crash.
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"We are becoming more careful with travel, not with investment," Leonid Boguslavsky, the company's founder, told CNBC.
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In a statement, Bedford said he should have been more careful when tweeting about the Munich case.
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Traditionally, "people in Washington are much more circumspect, much more careful in their speaking," Ms. Bumiller said.
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Like Grossman's oeuvre, especially the newly published "Stalingrad," Popoff's biography merits a more careful and thoughtful review.
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"I think that Scaramucci had better be a lot more careful than he has been," Gingrich said.
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Warning consumers about possible privacy risks can encourage them to be more careful, as we might expect.
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Over the years, though, she's gotten more careful and has a whole basket of pysanky at home.
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We also need to be more careful about what it is that might preoccupy our utopian imagination.
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Since then, aides have been more careful about Trump's activity while in public view at the club.
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At this time in our history we should be more careful than ever about perpetuating national stereotypes.
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If you actually love this person, and you're a decent person, you need to be more careful.
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In a way that allows them to be much more careful about what they use and don't use.
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"They're more vested and engaged in Uber, so we take a more careful approach here," Mr. Mohrer said.
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"I want to apologize for my behavior last weekend - for not being more careful and candid," he said.
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The official said the likelihood is the Russians are more careful in their communications to avoid being intercepted.
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We're guessing that when he makes his next appearance, the camera crew will be a little more careful.
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"Had they been more careful in choosing what path to take, they could have avoided this," Balan added.
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An officer who knows he'll have to go through a thorough review may be more careful about firing.
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Lawyers and mining executives say companies have become more careful about where they invest in the first instance.
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If the allegations are true, AA flight attendants need to be more careful ... but kudos on the java!
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And when a broad reading of a criminal statute would upset federalism, courts must be more careful still.
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She said she didn't know much about her father's work but had warned him to be more careful.
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Remember the doors that smashed your fingers the first time and be more careful the next trip through.
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And Shyp couriers have to be more careful with fragile packages, which is more time- and resource-intensive.
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Do you feel you now have to be more careful about what you say in your own act?
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The restriction for acquisitions or an ill-defined standard of "direct care" itself needs a more careful reexamination.
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The official wants someone else "more careful and mature in communicating" than Pompeo to lead any other talks.
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I want to be more careful about this too because I feel like we were ... JL: Oh. Careful.
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They could make more careful leadership choices at a convention, the way party leaders do in most democracies.
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But I just think in a small town you just have to be more careful with each other.
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Really, Trump's staff probably went through a more careful process picking out a turkey for him to pardon.
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Would you have to be more careful to screen teachers given the expectation that they would be armed?
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Autograph seekers ain't complaining, but DT might wanna be more careful where he waves his pen in public.
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In the age of TMZ, cellphone cameras and the internet, it seems, residents have generally become more careful.
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This is a more careful and professional way for Mueller to phrase an indictment at this point. 2.
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"Given its low altitude, more careful analysis is required," said ruling party lawmaker Ahn Gyu-baek, citing military officials.
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Otherwise, I'm pretty sure that I'll be a lot more careful about eating properly at conventions in the future.
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He was more careful, saying, "There was insufficient evidence to charge a broader conspiracy" between Trump aides and Russia.
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When writing about games as an ally against the forces of mental illness, we need to be more careful.
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What to watch: Research shows that governments become more careful when civilian deaths from "collateral damage" are reported on.
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After a number of those incidents, we had to be more careful in our search for the missing documents.
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Under the new rules, companies must be much more careful with data about, or acquired from, individuals in China.
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And perhaps more importantly, the researchers didn't find evidence that these more careful press releases get less news coverage.
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We've got to be more careful than that so we can stick around for another 20 years or whatever.
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Kalanick is out, and Khosrowshai is trying to rebuild Uber into a better, more careful, more contrite global player.
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But I have to be way more careful with the LTE version to hit that number — and usually don't.
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Morris' wish to see a bear was granted, but he says he will be more careful from now on.
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I think it's up to parents and schools to teach queer young people to be more careful about dating.
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Boyd said that in contrast to Amazon, most companies have already become far more careful about engaging all stakeholders.
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Victor Shum, an oil consultant at IHS, said any problems with deals were likely to make sellers more careful.
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As the skincare industry grows, we need to be more careful about drawing a line between skincare and healthcare.
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"Now, I'm more careful about what campuses I'll perform at and which events I will go to," she said.
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Being able to feel fear is crucial to survival; it teaches us to become more careful in dangerous situations.
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That served as the wake-up call O'Neal needed to become more careful and get his spending on track.
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Obama and her advisers decided to try striking a more careful balance between ceremony and policy, Mr. Kass said.
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"As I look at this name, I think you got to be a little bit more careful," he said.
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This positioning for Google as the kinder, more careful AI-champion isn't particularly new or surprising for the company.
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As it rushed out, Balyasny became more careful about its investors and stopped accepting new capital three years ago.
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The more careful people become about what they put on their skin, the more popular natural makeup has become.
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They also say that the two have become more careful about how they engage with people, after early missteps.
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A version of Gawker Media that's more careful about coloring inside the lines could be profitable, perhaps immensely so.
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Ok, you can go into situations guns blazing, but the limited ammo and mana support a more careful playstyle.
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In addition, the company says it will also be more careful about which content gets promoted, including live streams.
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And while Sanders clearly hasn't ditched his criticism of the Democratic Party, he's become more careful with his words.
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Still, if combating climate change is an imperative, nuclear power and its risks must get a more careful assessment.
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Kepel told me he would have to be more careful if the book was as successful as he hoped.
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"Risk-wise, you have to be a bit more careful," said Thorne Perkin, president at Papamarkou Wellner Asset Management.
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"When it's your money, you're more careful and making sure you're making the best decisions for yourself," Buckey said.
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In any case, with indexes at record highs, and stocks at hefty valuations, investors will likely be more careful.
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But I think this likely means that Democrats need to be even more careful to find the right balance.
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But this isn't really a book about technology, and Chayka offers a more careful consideration of the movement's origins.
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But since first impressions do matter—and can last—perhaps we should all be more careful about casual swearing.
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The message from Rory O'Driscoll, a partner at Scale Venture Partners, that entrepreneurs should be more careful is often ignored.
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But Papa Poutine should be more careful about where he's whispering secrets because Archie hears him through a bathroom window.
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"We need to be more careful about the health messages related to potential harms from use during pregnancy," Roberts said.
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Another reason that the Assistant has a better shot is that Google is being more careful about building it out.
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His book implies that people should study history more, and be more careful when lumping themselves and others into groups.
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At best, the idea might be enough to encourage me to just be a little more careful with my gear.
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"I haven't been so great at my choices and so I'm a little more careful now," Frankel, 45, told PEOPLE.
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It made me think that I have to be more careful about what I'm doing but that's a dangerous thought.
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While it promises to increase pay for millions of Americans, more careful analysis indicates that it is unlikely to deliver.
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He's being more careful in the office, watching his back, talking about extinction-level events that are fated to happen.
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He is strengthening the wrist and that is the most complicated aspect and where we have to be more careful.
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It's our fault…At a time of where the media is in a historic mistrust, we should be more careful.
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In 2014, Holder said he could have been "a little more careful" during the investigation as it pertained to Rosen.
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"I hope this will make people aware of the dangers at these parties and to be more careful," she said.
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Half of voters disapprove of the president's tweeting and 32 percent "wish he'd be more careful" with what he tweets.
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In 2014, Holder said he could have been "a little more careful" during the investigation as it pertained to Rosen.
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That's an extremely rough guideline, but it's surprisingly close to the results you get from a much more careful calculation.
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For investors the implication is that they should be more careful, and perhaps parsimonious, in allocating to the largest funds.
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A more careful investigation of the "subjective cognitive fatigue" resulting from exercising self-control might help answer the latter question.
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That's a warning about Twitter, and how easy it is to be careless; I will be more careful next time.
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"The MACCIH wouldn't prevent them, but they would be more careful because they knew they were being watched," he said.
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While its branded vests are ubiquitous in the finance industry, it's becoming more careful about the companies it associates with.
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Google was a little more careful than Facebook, barring minors unless they were participating as part of a larger household.
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More recent, somewhat more careful studies, were a bit less enthusiastic about the cost-saving potential but still highly positive.
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Obviously, this workaround to watch porn isn't as bad as the data breach from last year, but as Blum-Dumontet noted, this shows once again that manufacturers need to be more careful when they sell internet-connected devices, especially if they are intended for minors, and more careful when they promise parents certain features.
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I'm a little more careful about some of the things I put out there in the world because, I don't know.
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So we'll need to be a little more careful in our speech as Mercury spends his time in this conscientious sign.
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Politicians who claim the Reagan mantle to justify this new proposed policy should be a little more careful with the facts.
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Conyers said he needed to be 'more careful' because bad publicity would not be helpful as he runs for re-election.
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I could differentiate between deliberately distorted guitar and the occasions when Jimmy Page was more careful and precise in his strumming.
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"Some of it could still be there," Reddy said, adding that India had been much more careful in conducting its test.
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Asked what she would do anything differently marking her ball in future, she could have said she would be more careful.
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"We need to now do a little bit more careful tending of that particular element of the agreement," Duncan told Reuters.
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"This country has to be more careful with immigrants who come from other countries," says Bulgarian-born Madame Vanya/Baba Vanga.
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Education doesn't necessarily make you smarter, although, hopefully, it makes you more knowledgeable, and shapes you into a more careful thinker.
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Keeping that message on the lock screen could remind people to be more careful with how they use their corporate phone.
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While any old indie can fill its pages with gore to attract attention, some creators are more careful with their craft.
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While more careful cash management may help control the symptoms, this may be one problem for which there is no cure.
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But until that happens, I'm going to try my best to be more careful and loving to my newly-fixed phone.
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"I think Thai dissidents now have to be more careful, even those living in the so-called First World," Pavin said.
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Anni blames CHA for not being more careful, for not double and triple checking that they were using the right embryos.
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So your opposition to shelter dogs may be a prejudice that would yield to a more careful exploration of the facts.
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But I also feel I need to be a little more careful with it to ensure it stays in working order.
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"People are more careful when they are paying for something than when they are getting it for free," Ms. Zucker said.
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"You have to do more careful planning to make sure people are given opportunities to learn and are challenged," she said.
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But even within the White House, there is awareness that the agencies need to be more careful to avoid further stumbles.
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But, certainly, we should be more careful about describing — and valuing — those that now seem pre-eminently in the tech mold.
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The burrito method works without ties, but you'll need to be more careful as you roll if you don't have them.
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She pointed out that former President Barack Obama was far more careful in describing al-Qaida chief Osama bin Laden's killing.
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Mr. Scavino, however, has been more careful in his tweets, the Office of Special Counsel said in its letter to CREW.
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Unclear how the team celebrated the victory ... but we're hoping the guys were a little more careful before they got rowdy!!!
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When one user advised weev to be more careful to avoid trouble with the law, another accused him of being Jewish.
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But when I chatted with him earlier this week, he said his hope was to teach people to be more careful.
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One might hope that after the SBInet debacle, the Department of Homeland Security has learned its lesson about more careful contractor oversight.
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The big, boisterous, seemingly reckless first Nadia breaks open (by breaking her neck), to reveal one who's a little bit more careful.
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A better, less tragic American politics instead requires more careful study, commitment and conversation, if not a wholesale tinkering of government itself.
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"All it means is you have the chance to just be a little bit more careful and little bit slower," she adds.
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Law enforcement agents need to take note of this, and be much more careful about what (and how often) they post online.
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As dramatically satisfying as such a scene may be, confirming and declaring that someone is dead is a much more careful process.
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"I just recognize that I need to be more careful and a lot more sensitive in these situations," he told the Tribune.
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At two malls in Zhengzhou's downtown shopping district, retailers selling cosmetic brands like Kiehl's and Clinique said customers were becoming more careful.
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Some of the more careful eaters will balance an apple on one paw so the fruit does not roll in the dirt.
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"It's true we could be more careful in assessing the merits and demerits of additional action than other central banks," Amamiya said.
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What they're saying: "It hasn't had an impact with China other than to cause their operators to be more careful," said Meyers.
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There may be other changes buried in there as well, but this will require a more careful read-through to discover them.
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This means we need to be more careful about light and how it affects our internal biological clocks as we get older.
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Accordingly, Azzam's work speaks to a more careful and deliberate reflection, which proves to be a much more humanizing and ethical approach.
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Uber involves less well-compensated employees and smaller sums, but might, for that reason, invite even more careful scrutiny of the settlement.
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Where most studios and publishers paint themselves into a corner by announcing release dates way ahead of time, Blizzard is more careful.
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Wanting to be a little more careful, or clear, I think those are all things that would provide a lot of value.
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While Clinton could have sought a knockout blow of Trump at Sunday's debate, her more careful approach left her with the lead.
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Since then, Schwurack has chosen to be more careful about how she uses credit and only puts major purchases on her card.
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That includes drug addicts and tattoo enthusiasts who maybe should be a little more careful about who they're getting matching tats with.
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I've noticed that the harder they have to work to earn money, the more careful and cautious they are when spending it.
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In fact, I'm even more careful with foods that I know trigger my bingeing impulses like donuts, candy, and other sugary snacks.
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"You really should be more careful about making or propagating false statements if you wish to condemn Cohen and others," he added.
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The hard decisions are trying to decide if you should insure things that fall in the middle, which requires more careful analysis.
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Sure, people can be more careful about the information they provide, scour privacy settings, and actually read privacy statements and user agreements.
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"I want to apologize for my behavior last weekend — for not being more careful and candid," the Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte posted.
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Khosrowshahi is also trying to position Uber to go public, in part by making more careful decisions about which ideas to pursue.
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When armed with the facts, users are far more reticent to expose themselves to hacking and more careful about their network security.
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Because microplastics can be found in snow, the study also advises cities to be more careful in how they handle large snowfalls.
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If they continue to lose in the courts, which I'm sure they will, then we will have to be much more careful.
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I see dealers being more careful, right now at least, and taking more pride in being on the right side of this.
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Arguably, baseball's current state is consistent with doping's history, which is to say athletes become more careful after their peers are caught.
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Richard Small, a financial regulation lawyer at Addleshaw Goddard, said companies probably exaggerated at first and lowered estimates on more careful consideration.
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Adding to their outrage, Iranian officials made a series of statements blaming the victims for not being more careful with their money.
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"That could mean they're being more careful, or they're outside the online marketplace, or they're out of the game," Mr. Spectre said.
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Check any of those boxes and you might want to be more careful about where you go and who you interact with.
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" She added, "Every time this happens, there's the statement about how women should be more careful, and we're just tired of it.
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While lawmakers are publicly shooting down talk of drastic action, they say they are being more careful in their own routines. Sen.
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An O'Rourke campaign staffer said the texting team's policies were being reviewed to see if more careful vetting of volunteers was needed.
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But after some items were stolen, we realized we had to be more careful about whom we allowed into our parents' home.
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They are nearly four times more likely to tell girls than boys to be more careful if undertaking the same activity again.
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Blizzard will have to walk a much more careful line, as it's trying to thread the needle between two somewhat conflicting approaches.
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More than a quarter century on, most of Kavanaugh's defenders have been more careful in how they cast doubt on Ford's claims.
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"I talk to my friends, and they say it's the same now, they're just more careful about hiding it," Mr. Kalebos said.
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A couple of years later, the cast ended up in Mr. Stanford's basement, where he took a more careful and closer look.
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If this is the case, psychologists need to go back to the drawing board and redefine "self-control" in more careful terms.
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With their own money at risk, partners of Salomon Brothers, Lehman Brothers and Goldman Sachs were much more careful about their business dealings.
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One influential conservative lawmaker, Ahmad Tavakkoli, expressed support for the student protest and said that the contract language needed much more careful scrutiny.
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So for those of you who like to take long walks on the beach, you're going to have to a bit more careful.
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During a press conference call on Thursday, Underwood was asked if he believed casting directors should be more careful when casting the show.
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The process of communicating our intentions precisely to our fans and communities should have been done in a more careful and prudent manner.
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Fridges, toasters, and thermostats might be off the menu now, but Microsoft is being more careful about when and where to implement Cortana.
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For now, Ram hopes that high-profile cases like Vergara's will lead people to be more careful about possible outcomes when considering IVF.
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Excessive force is a national topic of conversation, and Ramsey said that the President should be more careful about his messaging to cops.
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More cameras mean you have to be more careful with tuning everything on the software side, from the performance to the resulting effects.
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Either the administration is going to get a little more careful in how it vets these candidates or it will have more embarrassments.
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Jones' family told NBC 6 News they hope the incident will teach others to be more careful in using Craigslist to meet strangers.
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But it can also do the more careful navigation on rough terrain where we need to plan really one foothold after the next.
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Click here to view original GIFYou'd think that professional skier Mathieu Bijasson would be a little more careful after having his first kid.
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But many, including those involved with To the Stars Academy, hope that these changes lead to a more careful study of these cases.
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They said I should be more careful and build more infrastructure but I did it as fast and as simply as I could.
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But Leon Panetta, a former secretary of defense and CIA director, said Trump had a responsibility to be more careful with sensitive information.
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This kind of thing makes me feel like I should be more active in feminism in some way, but also be more careful.
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After what happened last time the government sought to encourage the sector to grow, a more careful approach is probably for the best.
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One of the reasons is that people are less comfortable, so they're going to be more careful and to research what they're doing.
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"But given the uncertainty about the inflation rate approaching the 2 percent target, we have to be more careful than full speed ahead."
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The world around cryptocurrency is great, but investors should be a little more careful and know the risks, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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But shouldn't we be more careful in H.R. to create an environment where everyone feels welcome, even if they don't support Hillary Clinton?
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE said he could have been "a little more careful" during the Rosen investigation.
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You'll have to be a tad more careful with this GoPro than those before it thanks to the Fusion's bulging fish-eye lenses.
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Phubed Pisanaka, a recent law graduate who comments on the government on his Facebook account, said the rules would make him more careful.
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Many legal experts say a more careful executive order could actually stand — that much of the policy behind Trump's current order is defensible.
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As a result, the drivers were being much more careful on the climb to avoid an shunt into those ever-present straw bales.
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He says it's time to be more careful with stocks, and he's doing it by using some of the biggest winners of 2019.
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Companies also must assess risk differently and be more careful, knowing they will face scrutiny from U.S. authorities for any further potential wrongdoing.
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In response, Ivanka Majic advised Donald Trump to read up on climate change and be more careful about who he tags on Twitter.
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"The population may be getting healthier, people are doing more exercise and may be more careful about falling," she suggested in an interview.
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I also think the world would be a slightly better place if we taught boys to be just a tiny bit more careful.
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And with opponents being more careful with their sticks, players given more room to maneuver with the puck can create more scoring chances.
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Despite the small risk, there are steps to take for those who are concerned, especially the elderly, who need to be more careful.
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"We'll be back on the road before you know it... and I promise to be more careful walking downstairs on a moving bus!"
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O'Reilly is a more careful director: he clings to O'Neill's narrative, while Jones blows it off the page with one idea after another.
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She said she regularly sees posts about white vans on Facebook and thinks people need to be more careful about what they believe.
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" A separate GOP official aware of discussions among Senate Republicans was much more careful about making predictions, saying, "It's too early to tell.
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Contrasting methods Harris' focus on the Kavanaugh allegations stand in stark contrast to Klobuchar's more careful response to the recent revival of allegations.
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Ideology aside, I agree that "reform" is a tricky word, and we should be more careful and sparing in how we use it.
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These are much more careful acts that are performed from the outside, and in no way compare to Soviet or Cold War tactics.
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We believe there needs to be more careful consideration of the potential unintended consequences of its enactment before the House considers the legislation.
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That doesn't mean Arab states will break with Washington, but they might need to be a little quieter and more careful about cooperating.
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That's why the US military should be much more careful about what it chooses to say — or not say — about America's nuclear arsenal.
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I feel like I would be much more careful with a baby that was me in the past, but ehh, maybe I wouldn't.
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Do you think people are being more careful about using the term "fake news" or is it just firmly embedded in our vernacular?
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In more careful legal parlance, the phrase "strict construction" connotes an interpretive approach that reads federal powers narrowly and/or enumerated rights strictly.
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The carpenter said his condition doesn't prevent him from working effectively with his hands, although he has to be more careful when he's cutting.
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We believe that informing drivers about upcoming speed traps allows them to be more careful and make safer decisions when they're on the road.
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But hopefully, there's at least one thing it will be more careful about moving forward: Silencing women without offering an immediately clear reason why.
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I understand people saying you need to be more careful because you are in the public eye and you should have thought of that.
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"I'm conscious that I have to be more careful now," Su San, a 30-year-old mother trying for a second child, told CNN.
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"Before the bomb and the shooting, I welcomed everything and everyone, but I have become more careful," he told van der Eng in 2016.
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Some find relief in the fact that these are not automated robots, arguing that human control over the trigger means more careful decision-making.
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She says that better studies have been done since the initial decision, which calls for a more careful description of what we actually know.
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Instead, he sees it as more of "a wake-up call" that people need to be more careful about giving out their phone numbers.
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Burnham also wanted to launch a nuclear war, but in a more careful way and with no intent to destroy the whole of creation.
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"I would like to think that maybe they're being a little more careful and not getting out over their skies too far," Ratcliffe said.
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"I'm 57, not 27, and I know that words matter and I should have been much more responsible and much more careful," he said.
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You think with that racket no one's paying attention, but when there's a crowd around—that's exactly when you have to be more careful.
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"That's how people in a perfect world would like these settlements to work: the more you pay, the more careful you are," she added.
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Andy Murray, who will try to add the U.S. Open to his recent Wimbledon and Olympic titles, is one of the more careful ones.
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That's why the more careful hackers never leave their laptops unattended at events, or bring disposable computers with little to nothing valuable on them.
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Once the dictaphone comes out Bognanno is far less relaxed, more careful, often frustrated that she's let too much run out of her mouth.
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"You know, you have to be a little more careful about what you said, who you're around, and what you do," she told Leakes.
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If Apple's more deliberate business becomes the widely followed norm, we could see an industry that is more careful about tech's dangers and excesses.
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Her boss threw a pizza party but got a grilled chicken salad for her, now that she is being more careful about her diet.
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"In this digital age, campaigns need to be more careful than ever before," Cindy Otis, a former CIA analyst and disinformation expert, told me.
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YOU CAN TAKE BATTLE ATTITUDE WHEN THE WORLD IS DOING WELL, ONE HAS TO BE MORE CAREFUL WHEN THIS IS NO MORE THE CASE.
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Shimpach also believes the question of how best to accomplish the Academy's goal — to recognize films from beyond Hollywood's borders — deserves more careful thought.
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We can only hope that when confronted with the damage to American interests from this leak, Mr. Trump will learn to be more careful.
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And in his testimony before Congress, Michael Cohen made it clear, even if there was collusion, that President Trump is more careful than that.
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Quite the contrary, it often resulted in friendships that permit exactly what the president desires — a more careful vetting of the applicants for entry.
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While House officials were more careful about addressing the future of the President's nonexistent tax cut proposal, colleagues in the Senate were less circumspect.
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A 2012 study at Queen's University found that the brighter the eggs are, the more careful male robins will be while caring for them.
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Some senior Democrats, who came of age long before the proliferation of cellphone cameras, have privately suggested that Hill should have been more careful.
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And should book publishers and entertainment companies be more careful about the products they send out into the world in a tense sociopolitical atmosphere?
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He has not become more responsible or more sober, more decent or more generous, more considered or more informed, more careful or more kind.
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Certainly people are more careful in the ways that they speak [about fatness], because they're now a little bit more afraid of getting yelled at.
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One hope is that live fact-checking can actually get politicians to be more careful and to be less misleading — at least during the debate.
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Echoing Joe Budden's comments, the sentiment is something like, If you know that they're out to get you, how could you not be more careful?
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"Lukoil works in the global market, of course, our partners will be more careful in their dealings," said Alekperov, who is named on the list.
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The move was construed as a tacit admission of guilt and a signal that the campaign would be more careful about the messages it sends.
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He's been a bit more careful in how he treats African-Americans—not tolerant, exactly, but also not calling for a wall around Chicago either.
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Now that his Red Priest is gone, the leader of the Brotherhood Without Banners will need to be more careful about dying all the time.
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Bhui said that the study is an "important signal" and that "politicians need to be more careful about decision-making, as it can affect health."
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For kids of high school age and beyond who are a bit more careful with their digital gear, then a new laptop isn't as risky.
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The bottom lineYou can use credit cards and stick to a monthly budget, although you'll need to be more careful if you choose this route.
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Jason Whateley, a heavyweight from Australia, said he was more careful now when he leaned his head inside because he wanted to avoid butting heads.
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Investors should now be more careful about what they buy, as markets inch closer to new highs, said Robert Luna, CEO of Surevest Wealth Management.
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And without more careful management of the forest, and the mule deer and cattle that forage within him, the Trembling Giant will continue to dwindle.
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Be aware of your partner's general health, and if your partner has anything that puts them at higher risk for infection, then be more careful.
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The political discourse around gun violence — much like that around climate change — relies on data and would greatly benefit from more careful use of it.
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Things are so much different now, though—we could be free and do what we wanted, but people have to be much more careful now.
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Now that I have this reading on my reaction time and processing time, I have become a more cautious walker and a more careful driver.
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It may be something that has to be earned by being smarter, wiser, kinder, more careful — and luckier — than we've ever had to be before.
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Meet with whoever asks to meet with you, although we're in a bit of a "gotcha" environment now, so you have to be more careful.
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Technically it takes #4 filters, though in a pinch you can use just about any filter (you'll need to be more careful with smaller filters).
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"These people who were spending 20 minutes with their masks off, eating sandwiches and having snacks — they might have been a little bit more careful."
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If you don't mind larger dorm rooms and making your own food, and you're more careful with money, you could easily do it for less.
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By the end of the week, the president's spokesman was back to being more careful, refusing to "prejudge" the possible outcome of any congressional investigation.
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Musk, you need to be more careful about your communications,'" Argenti, a professor at Dartmouth College's Tuck School of Business, said on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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And since her 2016 robbery, which she calls a "life-changing event," Kim said she has to be even more careful with what she posts.
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In their conclusion, the researchers called for more "careful and considerate design" of facial recognition applications to insure they are accessible for people with vision disabilities.
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It uses old clips of Stelter saying that misinformation is "bad for democracy" and consumers should be more careful when sharing news stories from dubious sources.
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Ms. Harris and Mr. Booker have tried to toe a more careful line, in hopes they can win more moderate black voters should Mr. Biden falter.
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"These cities have large land supply and high inventory risks, developers should be more careful when they acquire land at a high premium there," Xie said.
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The Dallas Cowboys owner didn't address the incident ... but made it clear the superstar RB needs to be more careful cause the cameras are always rollin'.
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New Zealand has been more careful recently than neighbor Australia not to offend China as both Pacific countries jostle for export opportunities in the Asian giant.
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"But I stand by my view that journalists should be careful, sometimes more careful than they are, with what they say on social media," she maintained.
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The Small Business Regulatory Flexibility Improvements Act requires more careful consideration before new rules and regulations and demands that their impact on small business be considered.
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When it comes to healthcare, Kai-Fu Lee was a bit more careful, saying that it's going to take a while and be a progressive change.
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As you get older, the resources in your "recovery account" become increasingly scarce, and you'll need to be a lot more careful about how they're allocated.
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"We believe there needs to be more careful consideration of the potential unintended consequences of its enactment before the House considers the legislation," the official said.
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Parrots are more likely to drop unripe fruits than ripe ones, and they're more careful with food during breeding season, when they are raising hungry chicks.
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"She's got to be more careful about how she's photographed and what she's doing," Claudia Joseph, author of "How to dress like a Princess", told Reuters.
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It will enrage you; it will make you want to approach these two men on their 30-foot drainpipe and tell them to be more careful.
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For example, signs such as "Baby on Board" or "Students on Board" are supposed to encourage the drivers following these vehicles to be even more careful.
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Mr. Lindstrom found that 93 percent of consumers feel a stronger connection to cash than to credit cards and are more careful when spending with it.
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" Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a speech last week warned Hezbollah — and Lebanon — to "be careful what you say and more careful what you do.
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Turkey summoned a Russian envoy discuss the matter, and the country's Foreign Ministry urged Moscow to be more careful about not violating Turkish and NATO airspace.
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From then on, Mr. Papadopoulos was more careful with the press — though he never regained the full trust of Mr. Clovis or several other campaign officials.
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"Every patient I treated after that, I was more careful to be sure that they were given the opportunity to tell me their story," he said.
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She will not share her age, other than saying she is in her "40s," and she has become more careful with data since taking the job.
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In the weeks that followed, a more careful, quieter approach to repealing and replacing Obamacare has emerged as the White House's approach, POLITICO's Tara Palmeri reports.
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Cramer also has been critical of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, telling investors last month that they should be a little more careful and know the risks.
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Matt: We have to be a lot more careful now, and more serious when it comes to just, like, watching yourself, and all your brothers and everything.
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In the meantime, Sleep Number might consider being a bit more careful when it comes to customer privacy—and how it communicates its approach with the public.
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The simple fact of it would have provoked anger around the country -- and that's even if it had been delivered with caution and more careful legal vetting.
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In the context of the speech, the line actually makes sense — Obama was talking about Garland going the more careful and difficult route on an important prosecution.
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"The intent is to provide some guidance as to activities that are lower-risk or that may need more careful design to mitigate risk," the CDT explains.
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While they may be more careful going forward, it doesn't appear that the company has actually made up for its hasty and poorly received decision from October.
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Regulators have been more careful with such measures to stabilise the markets, especially after MSCI added Chinese shares into its emerging markets index, another fund manager said.
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I've thought a lot in recent days about how that could happen, and recognize that I need to be much more careful and sensitive in these situations.
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More careful buyers, who don't want to break their budget purchasing everything that looks good, will make a wish list and stick to it (or try to).
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Homebuilders have increasingly been focusing on affordable housing as it is becoming harder to sell premium or luxury homes because Britons are becoming more careful with money.
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Regulators have been more careful with such measures to stabilize the markets, especially after MSCI added Chinese shares into its emerging markets index, another fund manager said.
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Of course, this extra layer of scrutiny also means that the writers have to be a bit more careful when it comes to the seemingly smaller details.
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That means you need to be more careful about the files you're sharing, the websites you're visiting, and maybe install some VPN software if you haven't already.
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You might, of course, be more careful than I was, but losing your purchase is a definite downside — especially when compared to more permanent clip-on lenses.
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At the most basic level, investing extra resources in being more careful about the civic impact of your tweets doesn't necessarily pay off in dollars and cents.
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"I think that Scaramucci had better be a lot more careful than he has been," former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said on the Laura Ingraham radio show.
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Dutch Finance Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem has pledged to be "more careful" with his choice of words after offending Southern European countries with his "booze and women" remarks.
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So after the police leave the scene, the perpetrators feel relief because they realize police won't do so much, and they just have to be more careful.
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And, as Paul Ginsparg, who founded arXiv, noted in a talk at ASAPbio, researchers are more careful to check un-peer-reviewed papers before making them public.
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And now we're this thing that the world is paying attention to, and so we definitely had to be a little more careful...with our creative secrets.
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I don't think they did what Uber did, where it was just, like, "We're going to do this, and fuck everyone"— You're saying they were more careful?
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While our overall message is one of optimism, we recognize that it will require more careful attention to policy than has been done in America these days.
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Even if that is the case, Uber should be more careful about its automated systems — a basic filter would have gone a long way in this situation.
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If Mr Hassett wishes to preserve the CEA's reputation and his own, next time he will not attack honest analysts and will himself be much more careful.
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But Mexican officials have adopted a more careful tone since late spring, when it became clear that Trump was on the verge of clinching the GOP nomination.
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Taylor had expressed discomfort with Trump stylistically (he once said Trump needed to be more "careful with his words") but on policy he unfailingly voted Trump's position.
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While I did not realize at the time that I was given a medication that was banned, I obviously now wish that I had been more careful.
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But based on our survey, funding appears to be at the root of many of the problems facing scientists, and it's one that deserves more careful discussion.
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Women who are about to get their period should also be more careful since you're more sensitive around that time, and the pain can be almost unbearable.
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Which is part of the point, of course; the movie is much more careful about coming down on one side or another than American Crime Story was.
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As agencies bring on more political appointees with significant regulatory experience, the administration is expected to become more careful in the way it rewrites or eliminates regulations.
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We need to start being more careful on social media when we read stories or view images because it's very likely that these things could be false.
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Supply chain experts urge more careful, decentralized vetting procedures that send designs through a central checkpoint at headquarters and also past gatekeepers in the country of sale.
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The usually thoughtful Dorsey was even more careful with his response Tuesday night when asked about Trump's Twitter use at Recode's Code Commerce conference in San Francisco.
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After I worked in restaurant kitchens, I learned to be more careful and precise, archiving all the tactile and visual reference points that would work like cues.
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With the recent and frequent allegations of sexual harassment against influential men in numerous industries, Silicon Valley investors are being more careful about which founders they support.
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Perhaps people will share less often or become more careful about what they share, but we believe that it remains a very important platform for many people.
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"When I buy children's toys, I'm a lot more careful in investigating if the companies have been engaged in any kind of mistreatment of workers," she said.
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After those same leaks revealed the involvement of major private technology companies in government spying efforts, we should have been more careful in our use of them.
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While they first interpreted her observation as an unwanted signal from somewhere here on Earth, a more careful study revealed that it was actually of extraterrestrial origin.
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After saying on Monday that 100,000 people were at his Houston rally, he was more careful Tuesday, saying merely that 100,000 people had signed up to attend.
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It is rare to see a more careful and extensive forward guidance campaign, as officials have been talking about this extensively for close to all of 2017.
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That's something journalists will need to be even more careful to remember under Trump's administration: that treating the experience of white people as universal misses a lot.
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Mnuchin has been trying to persuade the president to take a more careful approach to prodding Beijing into changing some of its controversial trade and investment practices.
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I have a son who's 270 and another who's 543, and they're both much more careful about how they use it and present themselves and consume the medium.
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Everyone in that business has grown a lot more careful and the cash flows that were formerly so available to this important segment of buyers have dried up.
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Knitis told me that while she plans on being more careful moving forward, she isn't turned off by the idea of them or attending protests in the future.
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The big picture: A local franchise found that it needs to be much more careful in its offers of free food, write WSJ's James Marson and Thomas Grove.
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Both engineers agree that Niantic—and software developers in general—need to be more careful with how they request and handle user information, as well as more transparent.
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But pet owners could be more careful about pet food ingredients, like choosing plant-based proteins when they can, or just reducing the amount of treats pets get.
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I just will be much more careful in the future about making sure that my humor translates and that it's not creating destructive images for young black guys.
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And anyone arguing that we can rely on those checks and balances to prevent something like the robot apocalypse might be a bit more careful with their words.
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Both engineers agree that Niantic—and software developers in general—need to be more careful with how they request and handle user information, as well as more transparent.
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SZA needs to be way more careful when she's scoping out a new pad ... because you never know when an open door to a down staircase will appear.
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Britons are also more careful with their money now: the number of claims for damaged, mutilated or contaminated notes has dropped by 60% in the past ten years.
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The price you will have to pay to see that great stuff is that you will have to be more careful and think more about what you enter.
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Even the president of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, Robert Kaplan, brushed off the worry, noting that these banks have been more careful about lending to leveraged companies.
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At this point, common sense should kick in and tell you to be more careful next time, but for all too many music fans, it spurs you on.
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Though those numbers are calculated after expenses and therefore can theoretically be improved by more careful expense management and experience finding surge areas, it's still a shocking picture.
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Richard L. Revesz, an expert in environmental law at New York University, said Mr. Wheeler was "trying to be more careful and less sloppy" than his former boss.
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Wolf urged Americans to be more careful with the information they're reading and sharing about the virus, noting that it should mainly come from federal and state officials.
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If you're experiencing negative mood changes, you may want to be a little more careful and thoughtful about how much time you're spending by yourself, Londoño Tobón said.
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"I got it wrong that day," Kumamoto told VICE News in a later interview, adding that he needed to be more careful not to appear like other politicians.
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The Fraxel laser really improves the texture of your skin — I've done it three times so far — but you have to be more careful what you use after.
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Such entities are often said to have breached a "duty of care," and imposing liability is intended to give them incentive to be more careful in the future.
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The company said it expects the ratio to continue to drop in the next two to three years as it becomes more careful in its public land acquisitions.
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A cover with a lot of type like this is also a way of signaling a certain kind of seriousness to readers, and inviting a more careful read.
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Hopefully, the lawsuit will just be a reminder for the actor to be more careful with his posts rather than preventing him from posting on the 'gram completely.
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This thread feels rushed in I Think We're Alone Now, and the movie would likely have been improved by a more careful seeding of the idea early on.
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The president is more careful about expressing such an analysis in public, acutely aware that his past comments have made him look as if he was underestimating the threat.
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Besides being more careful when you sign onto other Wi-Fi networks, Sosonkin also advises people to be on the lookout when you are asked to download something new.
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But this odd feature is proving a bit harder to decipher—and it'll take more careful shots from MRO to understand exactly what's going on next door to Earth.
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" 16, trans male, nonbinary"As a masculine-presenting person, I am more aware that people may be intimidated by me so I am more careful about interacting with people.
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Ribbon Girl, the masked star of the box art, is smaller and much quicker, but her extendable arms require more careful aim in order to connect with her foes.
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The Discovery is now a science vessel in a politically fragile era, which lends itself to vastly more careful, considered leadership than that of exploration ships like the Enterprise.
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He explains that the team did have to be a bit more careful than usual; altogether, the gear they tied to the truck costs around half a million dollars.
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One could disagree with his ultimate conclusions, but it was not so easy to deny the force of his view that legal argument should be more careful and precise.
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Hong Kong has been an important shopping destination for Chinese tourists, and its tourist industry was hit as shoppers became more careful with their cash during tighter economic conditions.
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Japan Post President Masatsugu Nagato said the company must be more careful about how much it pays for and how it manages its acquisitions, according to the Japanese newspaper.
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"I want to apologize for my behavior last weekend – for not being more careful and candid in how I described the events of that early morning," the apology began.
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Speaking with reporters, the Los Angeles Lakers player said that he didn't want to get into a "feud" but said Morey should have been more careful with his tweet.
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I was still able to tackle every inch of hair on my legs and armpits thanks to its sharp blades — I just had to be more careful and intentional.
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Luigi told me that, in recent years, the big fashion houses had grown more careful about their outsourcing, and had begun conducting their own private inspections of contractors' facilities.
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Poetry requires more careful scrutiny if its impact is to be deeply felt, which makes it more difficult to divide our attention between the language and the theatrical element.
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But the passionate fan of American football who travels north to watch the University of Texas Longhorns, said the United States needed to be more careful in Central America.
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What it means is, you're much more careful when you take public stands, especially if you put the prestige of the president of the United States on the line.
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He's apparently afraid that the media will try to Trojan Horse him and deliberately get him infected: But maybe Trump should have been more careful around his supposed friends.
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"It may work and it may not work," Trump said of a malaria treatment he's touted for the coronavirus, and which other officials have been more careful to describe.
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"These bad actors have been more careful to cover their tracks, in part due to the actions we've taken to prevent abuse over the past year," Mr. Gleicher said.
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A more careful look at the past shows that the middle classes have frequently sided with illiberal forms of government when they feared for their privileges and social stability.
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"For example, we need people to be much more careful in ground water extraction - even consider what time of the day is optimal to use the pumps," he said.
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Since Ford was already required to seek government permission for all of its grants, the message was clear: Ford must be more careful or be shut down like Greenpeace.
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By transforming our faces into images for scrutiny, the mirror has made us more careful about ourselves as objects, at the expense of caring for ourselves as whole beings.
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I had even made this promise to him — and I'm probably more careful now about the promises I make — that I would stay in Arkansas to watch him graduate.
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The emphasis on the power those big hits require — over more careful shot-making — means that performance-enhancing drugs have the potential to make a big difference for batsmen.
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Bank of America research analyst Kash Rangan says it&aposs time to be more careful about what you buy in one of the highest-flying industries of the day.
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I felt that the class had made me a more careful listener, and that I recovered better after doing something embarrassing in public, like falling on an icy sidewalk.
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With Jon Jones and Brock Lesnar dominating the news for allegedly flunking PED tests -- fighters need to be more careful than ever about what they put into their system.
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I was just being more careful with money, while sipping a custom drink at a salvaged-wood table below a painting of coffee beans arrayed in a yonic formation.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), in her August 21 announcement of a reform agenda mostly focused on restricting lobbying, was even more careful not to foreground Trump or his allies.
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Ana ultimately needed to be re-balanced — as Sombra likely will as well — but Kaplan hopes a more careful approach will sidestep the underpowered-to-overpowered swing that Ana made.
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That means that mitigating risks requires more careful and thoughtful development of new technology, measures to avoid deployment of unsafe systems, and international coordination to enforce agreements that reduce risk.
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And since the key to a healthy relationship is good communication, that means now is the time to be a little more careful about how you communicate with your partner.
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We at Mashable regret sharing content from an article that turned out to be false, and will be more careful with our handling of The Daily Star in the future.
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This more careful wording ensures that the policy will only address the problems with app store spam, and not with small business customers, or the app development services they use.
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"We're much more careful because we didn't realize how severe it was, and we're much more likely to give the EpiPen as soon as we see a reaction," she says.
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Banks will also need to be more careful about "wall-crossing", the process designed to ensure investors don't trade on non-public information provided in the course of discussing deals.
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Children's deaths track the overall epidemic waves, she says, with a spike from prescriptions in the late 1990s, showing a decline in 2008 as physicians became more careful in prescribing.
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But now that they see how a single post can draw such a different response than anticipated, they're going to be more careful about which posts they approve for publishing.
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Ibrahim Kalin also signalled that recent tensions between Turkey and the United States may be easing as Washington has become more "careful" in its support for Syrian Kurdish YPG fighters.
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All of us who work at blogs and as morning show producers and as meme appropriation experts on Wendy's social media team should be more careful with our nation's youth.
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And while Canadian companies have also partnered with stars, including Seth Rogen, Wiz Khalifa, Martha Stewart, and Snoop, they have to be more careful of how they frame these alliances.
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Exporters were informed about the quotas at a meeting with the agriculture ministry, Vedomosti said, adding that the agriculture safety watchdog, Rosselkhoznadzor, had started more careful checks for grain exports.
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The plans are seen as encouraging more careful shopping for and consumption of health services, such as by opting for a generic drug as opposed to a brand-name prescription.
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It was uncomfortable, but I confronted the executive in private and asked that in the future she be more careful with the time, place, and way she delivered sensitive news.
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If the commission rules against Google, it and other online giants will have to be more careful in dealing with firms that offer competing products and services on their platforms.
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And for those who've been spared this sort of struggle, he added, Obama's story can be "eye-opening and perhaps help people be a little more careful with their words."
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" Franken continued, writing, "I've thought a lot in recent days about how that could happen, and recognize that I need to be much more careful and sensitive in these situations.
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It's a boys adventure story edged with unspoken risks, and the young actors take the kind of chances that their more careful and disciplined elders have been trained to avoid.
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Fauci told the magazine that he's told the "appropriate people" that the suggestion does not comport with the facts, hoping that the president would be more careful about his remarks.
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Some said they planned to be a lot more careful in interacting with women because they felt that the line between friendliness and sexual harassment was too easy to cross.
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By knowing more precisely where the peatlands are, the government can be more careful about where it grants concessions for agricultural development, and perhaps even revoke some concessions already granted.
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Mr. Reilly, the head of the Geological Survey, who does not have a background in climate change science, characterized the changes as an attempt to prepare more careful, accurate reports.
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He remained banned on Wii U. So far, he's been much more careful on Switch, where getting a console banned by Nintendo probably means you need to purchase another one.
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But in 2011, a team of scientists took a more careful look at the Iwo Eleru skull and concluded it was an intermediate form between modern humans and Homo erectus.
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Consumers are more careful than ever about what they put in their bodies, and they are increasingly demanding options for plant-based foods, lactose-free treats, and alcohol-free beverages.
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Members of Congress largely appear to be giving more careful consideration to endorsements this time around, unlike in 2016 when lawmakers flocked to Clinton and largely underestimated Sanders' staying power.
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Ito, the director of the M.I.T. Media Lab, and Howe, a visiting scholar there, are more careful to avoid the kind of futurist fortunetelling that ends in discrete, falsifiable predictions.
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Health food without compromiseExamples: Vegan, lactose-free, non-alcoholicWhy it matters: With all the concerns about health, consumers are more careful than ever about what they put in their bodies.
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As a result, bookmakers are ever more careful when they move the betting line, said Johnny Avello, executive director of the Race and Sports Book at the Wynn Las Vegas.
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Because of this, it might be less likely that the Fed will go too far, that they might be more careful because they are not presently in a race against inflation.
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Dmitri Trenin, director of the Carnegie Moscow Center and a former colonel in the Russian army, said the S-300 would make Israel "more careful in the vicinity of Russian assets".
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The study determined that many e-scooter injuries could have been prevented if riders wore helmets and were more careful around cars, according to summary of the study released on Wednesday.
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An Iowa mom is issuing a warning to others to be more careful because her newborn died after contracting meningitis, likely from a kiss from someone else who carried the virus.
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With my Twitter and Instagram accounts, I'm a little more careful about what I post or retweet, knowing there's always a chance that someone might look at it and judge him.
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This is all part of Microsoft being more careful with its last-minute testing and being more transparent on issues after the previous October 2018 Update hit some file deletion issues.
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This is a conversation that I know a lot of people are uncomfortable with, and it's something that I should have been far more careful with bringing into the public eye.
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But it was still a roadblock and one that afforded those who might be a victim the ability to be more careful about how much exploitable data they might share online.
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You rarely need more than one attempt to get the best iPhone photo, whereas other smartphones like the OnePlus 3 can sometimes outperform it on sharpness, but demand more careful operation.
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Shortly after winning the election last November, President-elect Donald Trump appeared on 60 Minutes and promised to be more careful in his Twitter use than he was as a candidate.
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The CDC [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention] has told doctors to be more careful with prescriptions, essentially creating a few more checks in the system before a doctor prescribes opioids.
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Campaigning has all but ceased in the traditional sense: Fundraising is down, and campaign officials on both sides say they're being more careful about when and how to attack their opponents.
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But with its sweeping judgment, the Supreme Court also sent a signal to other states — telling them they have to be much more careful in redrawing their congressional and legislative districts.
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The U.S. has offered a new, more careful statement about what caused the fire, and a U.S. spokesman argued that Mr. Maduro was to blame in any event, for blocking aid.
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My neurosurgeon warned me that I was going to have to be much more careful in the future with my exercise regimen or I would have even more significant back problems.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) said Tuesday that President Trump should be more careful when making comments about world leaders.
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In the wake of the hacking episodes involving the Democratic National Committee, officials in Washington have become more careful (paranoid?) about their communications, which has affected the way reporters do business.
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Amazon is also under continued pressure from activists criticizing its business practices, so the company could be taking a more careful approach to rolling out the Go stores as a result.
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Over time, it also developed more careful diplomatic and monitoring plans with receiving countries to ease their reintegration into society that reduced, but obviously did not eliminate, the risk of recidivism.
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But Khurram Dastgir Khan, a PML-N candidate who was defense minister in the last government, said social media had made the military and its allies more careful about overt interference.
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"After seeing my friend go through such violence, I realized that I have to be more careful in selecting my dating partner, but it's not easy to find trustworthy men," Lee said.
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"Sometimes Nina would let me, 'you have to be more careful,' in how you choose your accessories, how you edit your collection, so that helped me a lot," he says of Garcia.
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Beyond the more careful curation of content compared to what's found on YouTube, Jellies also introduces a number of controls that put parents in charge of what the kids get to watch.
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It inspects its trucks to see which buildings or neighbourhoods are throwing away lots of recyclables and gets its staff to contact the worst offenders to urge them to be more careful.
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"You could say 'If you can't agree with this, I guess I have to be more careful in what I disclose to you, because this is really important to me,'" he said.
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Some of these guys really didn't give a fuck about what they put in their drugs, but nowadays, everyone's a lot more careful because they can get exposed and lose your business.
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He also hopes that by sharing his story, other fishermen will be more careful while on the water by wearing gloves and cleaning any cuts immediately after they occur, the outlet reports.
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Dan Skelly, the head of the Morgan Stanley Model Portfolio Solutions Equity Team tells CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Thursday the rally is not over, but investors have to be more careful now.
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In her lawsuit, filed in San Fran, Parulekar says San Francisco Giants Enterprises is responsible for operating the ballpark -- even during non-baseball events -- and should've been more careful with cart safety.
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EU states wanting to secure investment by helping companies avoid tax will in future be more careful about leaving a paper trail which could suggest a tax ruling is a sweetheart deal.
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In response to the new memoir, Sanders was more careful than Clinton, telling reporters and CBS' Stephen Colbert that it is time to "move forward" and not focus on the 2016 campaign.
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"If you don't have the resources of those upper-tier conferences, you have to be a lot smarter, a lot more careful," said Mike Aresco, the commissioner of the American Athletic Conference.
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While Horowitz and Romer's studies seem to contradict each other, they both agree that 13 Reasons Why—and entertainment media in general—have a responsibility to be more careful about depicting suicide.
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He added that, in a time where companies should want workers to be more careful, it might be "counterproductive" in terms of health to offer bonuses based on order volume, for example.
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One official said staffers have appeared more attuned to their health amid the outbreak, wiping down desks with anti-bacterial wipes and being more careful about sneezing into a tissue or arm.
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" Mr. Cuomo has mocked the president's "Make America Great Again" slogan before, but he has been more careful in his phrasing than his assertion on Wednesday that America "was never that great.
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If, again, the 2021 Olympics are still an option for N.B.A. players, James will have to be even more careful, at age 36 and in his 18th season, about overtaxing his body.
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"If he's talking to the same people I've been talking to, he'd probably be a little bit more careful in terms of saying this for sure is going to happen," he said.
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"The worse the fiscal situation, the more careful investors need to be about examining how the government is planning to extract money from Aramco when it is finally listed," the analyst said.
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Yet in recent days, Trump and his top aides have charted a more careful course in reacting to the demonstrations, which have led to at least 21 deaths and hundreds of arrests.
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He warned all sides to "be more careful towards a country that has been pillaged and people who have made, and are continuing to make, so many sacrifices in the name of Europe".
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Bloomberg reports that Google Fiber has since become "more careful" about where it takes deposits, only doing so in areas the company believes it'll be able to reach in a shorter time frame.
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Harder difficulties demand more careful applications of force, but the kind of micromanagement required to monitor frontline fights while also building reinforcements at home is made even more frustrating by the gamepad controls.
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Moore's win — despite being outspent significantly — could push other anti-establishment candidates to mount campaigns against well-funded incumbents, forcing some major donors to be more careful about where they put their money.
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"Many YouTuber's had recommended that we make the switch to full-time once our YouTube income exceeded Shaun's salary, [but] with a family of eight we had to be more careful," says Mindy.
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Choe's remarks continue the North's attack on Trump's point person on the nuclear negotiations, after another foreign ministry official rejected Pompeo as a counterpart, demanding a switch to someone "more careful and mature".
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Windows 10 testers on the Release Preview ring can already get access to the final May 2019 Update, and Microsoft is being far more careful with its last-minute testing this time around.
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"Maybe she should have been more careful with her pics, but the bad guys are still the ones who sought them out and looked at them," Bone wrote, according to the Daily Beast.
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So I'm just saying that so that we are more careful about not confusing the good feelings people have about their life– it's not just miserable people suffering from poverty and economic crisis.
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I think she's said some things on the subject that have invoked anti-Semitic stereotypes, and I've written that she needs to be more careful when covering such sensitive ground in the future.
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If we're being honest, though, our skivvies often play second fiddle to bras; we tend to put more careful thought into our bra choices, but selecting what goes on bottom warrants equal consideration.
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"I'm more aware of what I put into my body because I realized: If I want to keep doing this, I need to be a little more careful, not as reckless," Lo says.
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Ashley admitted to spending a lot of time outdoors in her post, and while she took necessary precautions before, she plans to be even more careful now — urging others to do the same.
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But if you've been more careful about playing non-lethally and covering your tracks, you'll be locked up in a cage and get some one-on-one time with either of the Walkers.
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Most smaller robots went down after a few prods with a spear or projectiles to the face — at least what I think is the face — but bigger specimens require more careful combat tactics.
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Go deeper: The most important opioid bills in the House What we're watching: Trump's startling anti-opioid ads Vulnerable Democrats campaign on opioids, drug prices Doctors are being more careful on opioid prescriptions
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But a residency last fall at the century-old Fonderia Artistica Battaglia foundry in Milan inspired her to begin experimenting with bronze and glass, precious materials that require more careful engineering than ceramic.
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"It may indicate the need for more careful tracking of individual police officer's litigation history and a more effective discipline policy to avoid repeated lying by a number of officers," his ruling stated.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea no longer wants U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo involved in nuclear talks, calling for someone who "is more careful and mature in communicating", state media said on Thursday.
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It also admonished the judge to be more careful talking to the press and in court, saying his comments might "in isolation" appear to reflect bias even though they did not warrant recusal.
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Bukele, however, noted he would be more careful about his conversations with President Trump when asked by MacCallum about whether he would be worried that any talk would be released to the public.
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However, we need to be more careful about making changes like this one that step on innovations like accelerated enrollment that have the potential to help the students who need it the most.
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As of now, there are no signs that Williams is rethinking testifying on Tuesday, but it's possible she may be even more careful with her words now that Trump is openly attacking her.
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The Khuranas don't plan to move, but they are more careful when they go out in their neighborhood now, and they park their car in a different spot that costs $5 a day.
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Jason Hanold, who has spent more than 25 years reviewing resumes in his career in talent acquisition, says he wishes people paid more careful attention to their resumes and the fonts they use.
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While most senior drivers are probably more careful than hooning 20-year-olds, punters may be concerned Uber and the government are encouraging people to stay on the road when they shouldn't be.
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What you need to do is take home the lessons of this, and be a little bit more careful about what pops out of your head or what pops out of your mouth.
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San Francisco 49ers QB Jimmy Garoppolo sounds like he regrets his very public date with porn star Kiara Mia ... implying that he's going to be much more careful when he's out in public.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On the heels of last Saturday's protest at the Brooklyn Museum, a more careful examination of one of the two exhibitions targeted by the protesters is in order.
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One thing I think the Free Beacon needed to be more careful of is they were reporting about Fusion GPS without disclosing that they had hired Fusion GPS and that I think was problematic.
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That's not entirely Jon's fault – Dany has a similar tendency to leap without looking – but it's frustrating to wonder how things could've turned out differently if Jon and his men had been more careful.
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But given that opioid addiction rates and overdose deaths are high, they're hoping physicians will make more careful opioid prescribing decisions to reduce the risk of patients developing long-term issues with the drugs.
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" He said it was important that no inflammation or cellular death was observed in the mice, but it's possible that some cells sucked up the nanoparticles, a prospect "which deserves some more careful investigations.
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Trump could avoid hurting his chances in court if he is more careful about what he says — and tweets — in the future, limiting evidence that his opponents can raise in arguments against his policies.
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Goldman is not the only market participant urging OPEC to focus on shifting the futures prices from contango to backwardation, though its strategy has been worked out in more careful detail than most others.
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After the Chargers' reaction to this week's game, the stadium might be a bit more careful about any in-arena jokes or at least be sure the home team is winning before playing them.
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"We all wish he would be a little more careful with his language, but it's not anything that's a dealbreaker and it's not something we're going to get morally indignant about," he told POLITICO.
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"I want to apologize for my behavior last weekend — for not being more careful and candid in how I described the events of that early morning," Mr. Lochte said in a statement on Instagram.
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While German Chancellor Angela Merkel has bucked many of the "islandizing" trends of others, the country's more careful scrutiny of prospective foreign takeovers of domestic critical infrastructure companies reflects a more insular policy orientation.
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"It's true we could be more careful in assessing the merits and demerits of additional action than other central banks," Amamiya told a news conference after meeting with business leaders in Kagoshima, southern Japan.
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That law caused corporate executives to be much more careful about corporate accounting procedures, lest they risk a criminal prosecution that could result in up to 10 years in prison for a knowing violation.
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But in any future trade liberalization — including the Obama administration's pending Trans-Pacific Partnership deal, if it is to go forward at all — policy makers must be much more careful about managing the costs.
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I had to constantly be on the lookout for air canisters, and towards the end of my playthrough I had to be more careful about not bumping into big moving parts of the spaceship.
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The theory goes like this: The more of your own money that you have to spend on health care, the more careful you will be — buying only necessary care, purging waste from the system.
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Joel Milton, 30, an entrepreneur in Denver with Baker Technologies, a platform for cannabis dispensaries, said he had recently decided to be more careful about corporate offsites after seeing the swell of #MeToo claims.
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Curry was particularly angry about one of them, which came on what appeared to be a clean swipe of a ball from Fred VanVleet, but he'll have to be more careful down the stretch.
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Ms. Haley remains close with the president's daughter Ivanka and her husband, Jared Kushner, and they warned her to be more careful talking about Mr. Trump, according to two people familiar with the conversation.
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"We are a bit more careful about the overall economic environment," he added, citing risks connected to Brexit and the trade war between China and the United States as possible reasons for a slowdown.
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If you have a credit card that earns bank points, such as Chase Ultimate Rewards, American Express Membership Rewards, or Citi ThankYou points, you'll need to be more careful when canceling a credit card.
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The economic turmoil may make Mr. Erdogan more careful about picking fights with the West, but it could also spell growing unrest and political challenges at home against a newly energized and unified opposition.
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"Tech as the power to isolate or connect us what we need to do is pay much more careful attention to how we are using technology so technology doesn't use and misuse us," Waldinger said.
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"Many YouTuber s had recommended that we make the switch to full-time once our YouTube income exceeded Shaun s salary, [but] with a family of eight we had to be more careful," says Mindy.
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Having a controller does mean you'll have to be a little more careful when using Samsung Gear VR. There is a little strap on the controller to keep it from flying out of your hand.
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A less exciting explanation could be that there are "unknown unknowns" in the data caused by systematic effects, and that a more careful analysis may one day reveal a subtle effect that has been overlooked.
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"Long prison sentences will act as a deterrent because people will be afraid to commit such crimes, and it will also result in authorities and judges being more careful when handling such cases," he said.
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The importance of verifying Both experts agreed that any social media user can fall victim to fake social media campaigns and should be wary -- and the greater someone's reach, the more careful they should be.
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California Senator Kamala Harris, one of those cosponsors, said she supported wiping out private insurance in January before course-correcting with more careful statements from her camp about how she also backed more moderate plans.
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There is a valid question about whether a boss needs to be more careful than even a remote implication about firing in retaliation, but a fair reading of context suggests this didn't cross that line.
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When Trump accepted the Republican nomination in July, I noted that he had not become more responsible or more sober, more decent or more generous, more considerate or more informed, more careful or more kind.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sports stars with conservative religious views must be more careful when publicly discussing LGBT+ rights to avoid harming other people, Australia's first openly gay male soccer player said on Wednesday.
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The excuse for the unwind is that it is too complex and costly for smaller, community banks and that even the biggest, systemically risky banks have learned their lesson and will be more careful now.
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Lemme put it another way: If Trump was more careful and made fewer mistakes, then access to him would be more valuable, because more people would trust him and his words would carry more weight.
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Mr. Dowd apologized to White House officials for the tweet, saying he should have been more careful with his language in trying to parrot a statement released on Friday by another Trump lawyer, Ty Cobb.
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In talking about his role in "Mission: Impossible - Fallout," he instead describes a more careful, deliberate approach -- particularly when he talks about his fear of damaging the historic buildings and monuments in Paris during action scenes.
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In other words, the administration has been finding a little more legal success with each version of the ban — which makes sense, since it's deliberately written each executive order to be more careful than the last.
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If we want more careful, clearly researched, thorough investigations of programs, we need to do more than pressure charities to do research — we need to create a culture where they have genuine affordance to do so.
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It's likely, after all, that women need to work harder and be more careful about errors in order to be taken as seriously as their male peers because of biases like the citation gap described above.
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Although a more careful reader of the T&Cs might have noticed there was a toggle at the end which could be switched to opt out of sharing data with Facebook for marketing/ad targeting purposes.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The United States is becoming more careful in its ties with Syrian Kurdish YPG fighters and Ankara has seen some changes in attitude from Washington about the relationship, Turkey's presidential spokesman said on Friday.
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It's not going to look like the sputtering, start-and-stop process in the House (if they're lucky), and Senate Republicans are likely to be more careful on the policies in replacing the Affordable Care Act.
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""Therefore, even in the case of possible resumption of the dialogue with the U.S., I wish our dialogue counterpart would be not Pompeo but other person who is more careful and mature in communicating with us.
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We do tend to assume that with written stories, because writers have more time and thus less pressure on them, that they'll have done much more careful research and incorporate a much more scientifically sound depiction.
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Seeing as how Game of Thrones holds the honor of being the worlds' most pirated show for five years running, it makes sense that as it comes to a close, producers want to be more careful.
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"I imagine that whomever takes over the government will look at Petrobras in a more careful way than they did only a short time ago" said Nelson Narciso, a former director of Brazil oil agency ANP.
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For those on the receiving end of such scrutiny, a more careful consideration of the scope (as well as limitations) of not just the Internet Archive but all public web archives, will better inform their response.
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I once told a nurse how many times I'd used them and she told me I have to be way more careful, because they can be less effective over time if you use them too much.
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"Now we're going to combine the insurer, the PBM and the pharmacy (as well as clinics) and that requires you to be more diligent and more careful, because it impacts on more economic activity," he said.
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"If he's talking to the same people I'd be talking to, he'd probably be a little bit more careful in terms of saying: 'This is for sure what's going to happen,'" Johnson said of background checks.
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As president, his rambling monologues, which are unusually detached from both factual rigor and his administration's policymaking decisions, are treated as worthier of airtime than the more careful, factual, and policy-predictive speeches of his predecessors.
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And if any or all of the jurors have a sense of the public interest in this case, they are likely to be even more careful and deliberative in their review of the evidence than usual.
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While Facebook and Instagram are a lot more careful with privacy these days, School Stories could bring back that feeling of in-group community where users can post things that might be irrelevant or confusing to outsiders.
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"When you have a debt level of 130 percent of economic output, which is the case in Italy, then you simply have to be more careful," said Scholz, a member of the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD).
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In his apology, Lochte said he should have been more careful and candid in his account but it had been traumatic to have a man point a gun at him in a foreign country and demand money.
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When you know that the integrity of an election and the office of the presidency is on the line you tend to be a little more careful than if you're just roughing up some senator from Illinois.
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Why it matters: Look for 2020 Democratic candidates to be more careful than ever not to offend anyone, while Trump revels in the contrast with a stream of outlandish assertions and observations that will delight his followers.
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"Even in the case of possible resumption of the dialogue with the US, I wish our dialogue counterpart would be not Pompeo but another person who is more careful and mature in communicating with us," Kwon added.
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There will always be a diversity of ways we obtain and consume food, but it wouldn't be too far-fetched to say our relationship to meat has become, and will continue to become, more careful and considerate.
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The meat of the game focuses on unraveling its intricate story, so you'll be interrogating witnesses like Snow White and Ichabod Crane, deciding whether to be aggressive or whether to take a more careful and subtle approach.
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"This is the first sentinel telling us maybe we should be a little more careful," said Nicholas Sitar, a professor of civil engineering at the University of California, Berkeley, who specializes in how buildings respond to earthquakes.
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Instead of reflexively retreating to a defensive crouch when she pointed out that I needed to be more careful, I acknowledged her point (albeit with a few more "I didn't have my phone" protestations), and moved on.
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I hope this horrible story will get people to be a lot more careful, but ride-share companies need to come up with solutions not only for people who are paying attention, but those who are not.
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But he also wonders what might happen if other companies embraced its vision: If Apple's more deliberate business becomes the widely followed norm, we could see an industry that is more careful about tech's dangers and excesses.
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The problem is that the study relied on flawed data and was roundly criticized by political scientists who said that a more careful examination of the data revealed no evidence that noncitizens had voted in recent elections.
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Another right-wing Discord moderator, who goes by Based, said that his server, a large pro-Trump group called "Centipede Central" that is still active, would have to be more careful to police its users going forward.
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The administration's best hope is that Bybee, and the other four judges who signed onto his dissent, lay out a very solid case that the Ninth Circuit should be more careful in striking down immigration executive orders.
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Leonid Petrov, a Korea specialist at Australian national university, said he did not expect relations between the countries to suffer in the long term – but suspected North Korea would now be more careful in its covert operations overseas.
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Ending "endless war" is a laudable goal, but the president should be honest about the costs of his wars on civilians and far more careful in ensuring that U.S. actions protect civilians rather than lead to their slaughter.
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"At the time, a Google spokesperson told Gizmodo in a statement that the company "believe[s] that informing drivers about upcoming speed traps allows them to be more careful and make safer decisions when they're on the road.
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"This trial shows that with a more careful analysis, supervisors would have spotted the connections," said Alessio Villarosa, a member of the populist 5-Star Movement who sits on the parliamentary committee that is investigating recent banking crises.
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It was then more common for the thinkers associated with this movement to speak of the mandate to preserve a "Christian civilization"—but some more careful scholars adopted the broader term "Judeo-Christian" to stand for Western civilization.
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What we see is the flip-side benefit, which is that insurance carriers are much more careful about the institutions that they insure, and that they come in and audit, and that the best practices are in place.
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And we know that on balance, it's a good thing that science and epidemiology march forward, with more careful and more thorough investigations of the possible effects of exposures during fetal development and their complex long-term implications.
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Instead, in news reports and online discussions, the response to Ms. Tibbetts's death has seemed to put the onus back on women to be more careful while running, rather than addressing the real issue of violence against women.
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"When things aren't completely free, people begin to make more careful decisions about how and how much to consume," said Mitch Daniels, the former Indiana governor, who worked with Ms. Verma on an early version of the plan.
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One of the sources said experts at intelligence agencies believe Whelan would have been far more careful if he was a spy, working under official cover as a U.S. diplomat or "non-official cover" posing as a civilian.
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"The content creators are going to have to be a lot more careful about working with their audience to actually figure out what people want," he said, adding that, otherwise, people would turn to alternative platforms like YouTube.
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Even Saudi Arabia has been more careful, linking Tehran to the attack, but not calling it an act of war or saying, as unnamed US officials have claimed, that Iran itself launched the attack from within its territory.
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A recent study in the INFORMS journal Operations Research, for instance, finds that harnessing the power of transparency in the long-term needs more careful considerations and policy interventions, or else, it might hurt the health care system.
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"Therefore, even in the case of possible resumption of the dialogue with the United States, I wish our dialogue counterpart would be not Pompeo but other person who is more careful and mature in communicating with us," Kwon added.
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"I have always been a hugger, you know I love people, and even 10 years ago I started to get much more careful about it to make sure that it was never unwanted or inappropriate," said Virginia Democratic Rep.
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During the briefing, Sanders stressed that Trump brought earmarks up as a solution to avoid the "fighting" in Congress and encourage more "fixing," and added that it would need to be reinstated in a more careful manner with controls.
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In markets Google Fiber entered after Kansas City, it was more careful about accepting deposits only for buildings it believed it could connect in coming quarters, the person said, asking not to be identified as the details are private.
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Given the challenges, it might make sense that Apple has been a little more careful with this one in the testing phase, but it's also possible the issues haven't been with design and are instead just with scaling manufacturing.
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" Kwon's statement concluded, "Therefore, even in the case of possible resumption of the dialogue with the US, I wish our dialogue counterpart would be not Pompeo but other person who is more careful and mature in communicating with us.
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Seriously though, the mishap is really a reminder of not only how dangerous drones can be, but how much more careful you need to be around DIY racing drones than drones manufactured by big companies like DJI and GoPro.
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Almost as often, it would end with several seconds spent whirling around for no apparent reason while muttering "No no god no no no no no," a full minute of nearly fetal crouching, and another, more careful controller swat.
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Shunichi Tanaka, the chairman of the regulator Nuclear Regulation Authority, in a weekly news conference on Wednesday criticized JAEA for not being more careful and said the level of exposure within the room where the accident happened was "high".
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"A Google spokesperson told Business Insider that the company believes the feature helps make roads safer, arguing that "informing drivers about upcoming speed traps allows them to be more careful and make safer decisions when they're on the road.
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That's why some states have focused on reducing the number of prescriptions over the past several years — by, for example, telling doctors (sometimes with the threat of the law) to be more careful in how they prescribe the drugs.
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At a minimum, we need more careful tracking and far greater transparency if Congress and the public are to have any hope of figuring out if we're getting our money's worth for these huge expenditures on counter-terrorism initiatives.
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Ben Cavender, Shanghai-based principal at China Market Research Group, noted that brands were being more careful with the deals they have on offer this year to avoid "margins getting killed", and were often asking for deposits in advance.
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Darrell Cronk of Wells Fargo's $1.9 trillion investing business says it's time for investors to take a more careful approach to stocks and that they can do so by relying on some of the best-performing equities this year.
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"Generation X is more private — they are more careful about what they share online," said Jason Dorsey, the president of the Center for Generational Kinetics, a research firm that studies generational differences in baby boomers, Gen Xers and millennials.
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As for Mr. Quinn, the University of Arkansas professor, he fell victim to a resemblance to one of the rally participants, but the possibility that he was there wouldn't have held up with more careful checking, Mr. Decker said.
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Her outspoken European idealism seems to align less with her own more careful chancellor than with President Emmanuel Macron of France, who has grown increasingly frustrated with Berlin's reluctance to help him fulfill his vision of deeper European integration.
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You can worry about that, and even try to minimize your exposure by being more careful about what loyalty programs — if any — you use, and how you conduct your affairs online, but you're already in the big data ecosystem.
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His project, less than two weeks old, looks to take advantage of his contacts in the world of broadcast and print media to create tools through which people can be more careful and thoughtful about the news they ingest.
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"WhatsApp users, especially women, need to be more careful before placing a picture as their profile photo and sharing their photos to their friends or to other WhatsApp groups," the Madras High Court judge said, "as prevention is better than cure".
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DARLING, South Africa – A South African brewery is said to be the first in Africa to go carbon-neutral as more businesses across the continent adjust to climate change, and as consumers become more careful about the products they buy.
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In an annual report, Li also said China has cut its budget deficit target for the first time since 2012, suggesting Beijing will be more careful about spending, while not tapping the brakes so hard that it risks a sharper slowdown.
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She said via Twitter direct message that the idea of her face being used to develop a commercial facial recognition product made her "uncomfortable" and that she would "definitely be more careful" about where she uploads her photos in the future.
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The end point of AI face-swapping is that anybody can convincingly fake a video with a couple of clicks, potentially sabotaging our confidence about the entire medium, or at least forcing us to be more careful about trusting it.
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Those are hostile regions, so it was a good opportunity for me to come to the RISC training and have an understanding of how I can take more careful measures and rescue myself or other people from a dangerous attack.
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"If you have a history (of heart disease) in your family, you need to be a little more careful to make sure you are brushing (at least twice a day), flossing (once a day) and having regular checkups," she said.
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Acting like a public CEO, I think, means being more responsible with my words, more careful with my promises, more respectful with my actions, more thoughtful with how I communicate opinions, and more methodical if possible with my fiduciary duties.
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"For those of us that are in states that Trump won, we would really appreciate if she would be more careful and show respect to every American voter and not just the ones who voted for her," McCaskill said. WOAH.
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"The fact is I do have a somewhat narrower path that I try to walk and I do think sometimes it comes across as a little more restrained, a little more careful, and I am sure that is true," Clinton said.
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"We have serious concerns with the bill as written," a White House official said Wednesday, "We believe there needs to be more careful consideration of the potential unintended consequences of its enactment before the House considers the legislation," the official said.
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"I know I'm going to have to be much more conscious in these circumstances, much more careful, much more sensitive, and that this will not happen again going forward," Franken told dozens of reporters outside of his Capitol Hill office.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German foreign ministry on Thursday warned its citizens to be more careful in traveling to Turkey, citing recent detentions of people there, and Ankara's refusal to grant consular access in some cases, in violation of international law.
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Related: Justice Might Just Be Possible in the Case of Mass Forced Sterilizations in Peru Agencies also became more careful about finding loopholes to allow payments to the mothers, even though the law expressly says the surrogacy arrangement should be altruistic.
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"These bad actors have been more careful to cover their tracks, in part due to the actions we've taken to prevent abuse over the past year," Nathaniel Gleicher, the head of cybersecurity policy at Facebook, wrote in a post on Tuesday.
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"Certainly as the headwinds stack up and get a little bit stiffer, we pay more attention to that and we're probably even more careful, more disciplined, more methodical about determining when and how much to spend on our future," he said.
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When pressed, Guo claims a record of unblemished integrity in his business dealings, both in real estate and in finance (when it comes to his personal life, he strikes a more careful balance between virility and dedication to his family).
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The review by the National Institute of Environmental and Health Sciences, published earlier this year, noted that it can be difficult to control for variables like poverty, and called for more careful research to determine the precise consequences of the practice.
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It's possible that people were more careful with sunscreen than with moisturizer because they use these things differently in their daily routines, said Dr. Elizabeth Martin, president of Pure Dermatology & Aesthetics in Hoover, Alabama, who wasn't involved in the study.
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"Since the Lehman mini-bond debacle, wealth managers have become more careful of stuffing unwanted products down clients' throats for fees and this new push to transparency is welcome," said a client of a European private bank in Hong Kong.
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While agencies subject to the IQA tend to be more careful with the truth than the president has been, when they have to defend policies that don't have factual support, they leave themselves open to charges of abusing the truth.
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Clearly, we should be more careful with oral sex—but while safer blowjobs are as easy as using a condom (whether people will actually do that is a different story), most straight people don't even know what oral dams are.
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"Actually it's pretty simple: Someone with a lot of debt has to be more careful when taking on new debt than someone who has little debt," Scholz said during an event about Europe when asked by a citizen to comment on Italy.
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It's not really lying, but I'm a little more careful about expressing an opinion about Donald Trump or something, because if I was producing Mr. Show, then I would feel a lot freer to be cutting or clear about my strongest feelings.
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According to a study in The Journal of Pediatric Psychology last year, parents are "four times more likely to tell girls than boys to be more careful" after mishaps that are not life-threatening but do entail a trip to the emergency room.
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Since then, presidents have been more careful in using the designation, generally choosing places where the idea has regional support, according to Mark Squillace, a law professor at the University of Colorado who worked on the Grand Staircase project during the Clinton administration.
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Few aspects of that funding are exempted from the order, but several elements of U.N. operations are singled out for more careful re-examination, including peacekeeping operations, the international criminal court, and any activity that is deemed to target the state of Israel.
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Even as the US has moved in a direction that has put far more attention on race issues and the vast disparities in the criminal justice system, the Obama administration has grown more careful about his ability as president to stoke further divisions.
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Price laments that she feels like she has to be a bit more careful about the things she says and does, with so many people watching and listening all the time, even down to just picking and choosing when to play new songs.
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The decline, Casavant said, might mean that doctors are being more careful in prescribing opioids, parents are getting better at keeping the medications out of reach or locked away, and there's improved technology for deterring people from obtaining large amounts of opioids.
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"I think I'm going to be more careful what I'm going to post on my next video," said Tsitsipas, who will meet second seed Rafa Nadal or another young gun in 21-year-old American Frances Tiafoe for a place in the final.
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We can only hope he -- or his wiser aides -- is giving more careful thought to the new approach before it becomes US policy There is, however, one considerable bit of good news in the most recent installments of Jekyll and Hyde Trump.
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"For those of us that are in states that Trump won we would really appreciate if she would be more careful and show respect to every American voter and not just the ones who voted for her" - Claire McCaskill on Hillary Clinton pic.twitter.
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While it may be tempting to assume that two is always better than one, a more careful analysis of the historical causes of safety improvements in rail transportation indicates that track and equipment expenditures are much more important to safety than crew size.
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Imanari himself suffered a brutal knee to the head while diving after Joachim Hansen's legs and in turn began to be more careful to take his head to the outside of the lead leg and away from the opponent's waiting rear leg.
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" Imran Amed, the founder and editor at The Business of Fashion, who sat beside Mr. Blanks, agreed, but added: "Given this is not the first time they've got into trouble, you would have thought they would have been a little more careful.
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But James Jones — who has split the Ivy League title twice in his 17 seasons as Yale's coach — called a timeout, and with Mason's leadership, Yale resumed its feisty defense and displayed a more careful version of its drive-and-dish offense.
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" Modesty is an effort by the community, he added, "to not just allow that to seep into our lives, but see it as a sign that we should almost be more careful, and more circumspect when it comes to the way we dress.
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But, by detailing the benefits that nature can provide to people, and by trying to quantify what is lost when biodiversity plummets, the scientists behind the assessment are hoping to help governments strike a more careful balance between economic development and conservation.
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The swift backlash from U.S. fans and lawmakers eventually forced the league to issue a second statement in support of free speech, though LeBron James Monday further fanned the controversy with statements criticizing Morey for not being more "careful" with what he tweets.
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But it has also prompted all of us to be more humble, more careful and more dedicated than ever to the basic elements of our craft: to marshal facts, produce stories and pay little mind to criticism, whether from left or right.
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Yet after witnessing someone dear to me nearly die at the hands of drinking, I couldn&apost shake the thoughts that clouded my head in the hazy aftermath of a night out: If you&aposre not more careful, this might kill you.
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What I'm really trying to do here is help open up a broader political discussion about millennials, to think about what we need to take a much more careful approach to making sure that we are actually making the right decisions here.
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An Indian judge has said that women should be more careful while putting up their profile photos on WhatsApp, while hearing the case of a man accused of abducting and raping a 16-year-old girl and then threatening to circulate her photographs on WhatsApp.
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Kleven validates this conclusion by doing more careful, controlled event studies comparing labor force participation and employment pre- and post-reform, and comes up empty: "Apart from the 21993 reform, all estimates are either small and statistically insignificant or they are negative," he finds.
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Some of the problems the administration is facing in court probably could be fixed by rewriting the executive order to be more careful — which is to say, the issues could have been avoided had the executive order been drafted more carefully the first time.
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"Unless additional information becomes apparent to say that there were unique features about this study, we are going to need to be much more careful in designing studies to sequentially dose patients," said Michael Eddleston of the University of Edinburgh, one of the authors.
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"New smartphones will definitely entice people to upgrade, but vendors are more careful of avoiding oversupply in the channel," he said, adding that the market could see "a short period of stagnancy" as players refocused on research and development efforts instead of marketing products.
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Acxiom and competitors such as Experian PLC were indirectly affected by the Cambridge Analytica scandal when, shortly after it broke, Facebook said it would discontinue one of its advertising tools powered by third-party data in an effort to be more careful about privacy.
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FISCHER: WELL, I WISH -- I WISH THE CIRCUMSTANCES WERE SUCH THAT GOING FASTER WAS THE RIGHT POLICY, BUT GIVEN THE UNCERTAINTY ABOUT THE INFLATION RATE APPROACHING THE 2% TARGET, WE HAVE TO BE MORE CAREFUL THAN FULL SPEED AHEAD EISEN: WHATS YOUR THEORY ON THAT?
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I've been testing one for a few weeks now, and twice (being hapless, mind you) I've missed locking in the portafilter and jammed my thumb right into one of those corners, Be a little more careful than I am (not difficult) and you'll be fine.
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This is in no way a criticism of Gonzalez-Day's work, but it is an argument for a more careful consideration of curatorial strategy, especially when working with artists of color who specifically engage with an art history that has purposefully left them out.
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" According to an excerpt obtained by The Wall Street Journal Spicer explains, "One group that I find interesting is the self-appointed 'fact checkers' of the Washington Post and other media outlets, who could learn a thing or two from their more careful brethren.
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While Curiosity has found convincing evidence that there was, at least a few billion years ago, water on the surface of Mars for extended periods of time, Perseverance will make a more careful search for molecules considered to be the building blocks of life.
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When we see [jury nullification] in communities with large populations of people of color — so I'm thinking of the District of Columbia, Baltimore, the Bronx, and Oakland, California — prosecutors in those places have to be much more careful about the cases that they bring.
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She said that the treatment produced some dramatic individual improvements — one man, shackled for 10 years, became strikingly lucid for the first time in memory — and that more careful, and longer, follow-up likely would have found that chaining was reduced, at least somewhat.
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That contact with the Christchurch suspect has renewed concerns that despite a self-conscious effort by Europe's "new right" to rebrand itself with more careful language and a youthful face, its ideology is not much different from that of the neo-Nazis of old.
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"We are happy with the Phase 1 trade deal, but we think there is a fundamental problem that won't go away, so we are more careful not to overestimate the positive news," said Wouter Sturkenboom, chief investment strategist for EMEA at Northern Trust Asset Management.
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The company told us that the bubbles might be slightly irritating if your child does get them in their eyes, so this pick would be better for older kids who are able to be more careful about keeping the product away from their eyes.
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People at high-risk for infection should be careful Because it may be hard for consumers to tell if they are eating the Almark Foods eggs linked to the outbreak, people at higher risk for Listeria infection should be more careful, the CDC says.
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WOAH. "For those of us that are in states that Trump won we would really appreciate if she would be more careful and show respect to every American voter and not just the ones who voted for her" - Claire McCaskill on Hillary Clinton pic.twitter.
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It is against my own values and those of the American Medical Association to suggest alternative medications, but there's widespread agreement that if lethal injection were to be done most humanely it would use a more careful selection of medications, while avoiding improper ones like etomidate.
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Or else it would need to radically revise its processes — as Lewis has suggested — to make them a whole lot more conservative than they currently are — by, for example, requiring much more careful and thorough scrutiny of (and even pre-vetting) certain classes of high risk adverts.
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BERLIN, Oct 22 (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said on Monday that Italy with its large debt level had to be more careful when taking on new debt, adding it was now up to Italian politicians to resolve their budget dispute with the European Commission.
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Lochte, who flew to the United States the day after Sunday's incident, said he should have been more careful and candid in his account but said it had been traumatic to have a man point a gun at him in a foreign country and demand money.
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When it comes to using data like this, especially with the advent of GDPR in the EU in May, Albright recognizes that companies need to be more careful with data, and that it has really enhanced the sensitivity around stewardship for all data-driven businesses like his.
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Wall Street and industry researchers haven't lost faith in Netflix, but they're keeping a close eye on subscriber growth in the quarters to come to evaluate how much runway Netflix has in the US. "They will need to be more careful moving forward," one analyst said.
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In a letter to Amazon obtained by The Hill, CBC Chairman Cedric Richmond (D-La.) pushed the company to be more careful in its development and deployment of facial recognition technology and artificial intelligence-assisted surveillance, which the ACLU brought to light in a report on Wednesday.
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They also disagreed with the 2013 decision to let amateur male boxers fight without head guards in international tournaments, even though research showed, according to A.I.B.A., that the move would reduce the number of concussions by forcing boxers to be more careful about leaving their heads exposed.
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It's a slightly more careful version of a similar argument he's used before in press conferences and on Twitter: that Mexico will end up paying for the wall through the USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement), the trilateral trade deal that's an updated version of NAFTA.
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And while the science on oral contraceptive safety could certainly benefit from more careful studies on how these lower-dose formulations affect women who get migraines with aura, there's little reason to think that pills containing 20μg or less of synthetic estrogen pose a substantial risk.
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"In the past few months I would say there has been a slowing down of consumption, and probably the Chinese consumer is becoming more careful in what he or she does," said Ermenegildo Zegna, chief executive of the Italian men's luxury house of the same name.
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Undocumented students are generally pretty intense about following rules: We are tasked with proving that we belong here by being "perfect," and we have to build respect for our families, who are sometimes in even more dangerous situations, and often even more careful about following rules.
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Susan Collins, a Maine Republican, said that she hoped he would learn to be more careful in conversations with foreign leaders -- and argued her vote to acquit the President was solely based on whether the House case had met the bar for removing the him from office.
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"So I'll be a little bit more careful, but I'll continue to operate, you know, on a high wire without a net," he said, "and frankly I'd like to see everybody who's running for president get out of the scripted role and start to be real and take questions."
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APPLE SMACKS FACEBOOK OVER WEB TRACKING As the social platform works to prevent another foreign entity from interfering in the upcoming U.S. midterm elections, it seems likely that the newer, broader approach to screening may end up catching some innocuous ads in the push to be more careful.
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Of course, YouTubers could also have been a little more careful before endorsing academic fraud, just like they're not supposed to advertise drugs, miracle cures, forged documents, fireworks, cigarettes, weapons, or some dumb scam called "e-gold," just to name a few of the things on the list.
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Maybe what the President should have talked about the other night is how we ought to be more careful in the anti-semitic comments that are going toward American Jews than toward Muslims because by three times as many... (APPLAUSE) HUCKABEE: ...they're being targeted for religious hate crime.
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The S.E.C.'s order asserts there were red flags Mr. Cohen ignored, but the case breaks no new legal ground on what a hedge fund manager should do beyond being more careful when it turns out a trader hits the mother lode with information from a questionable source.
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"There are so many kids that play that game, and the company should be more careful and be aware of the content that's on their site," the woman, who asked that her name be withheld for fear of real-world harassment, said in a phone interview with NBC News.
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Some women have found my greetings or embraces for a hug or photo inappropriate, and I respect their feelings about that … I've thought a lot in recent days about how that could happen, and recognize that I need to be much more careful and sensitive in these situations.
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"I want to apologize for my behavior last weekend – for not being more careful and candid in how I described the events of that early morning and for my role in taking the focus away from the many athletes fulfilling their dreams of participating in the Olympics," he said.
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I'm always a better listener in a professional context than I am in private — once you've transcribed your own grating voice saying idiotic things in an interview a few hundred times, you start to be more careful — but I feel like I had a particular empathy that day.
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"From next week the zloty may strengthen closer to the Fed meeting ... probably after this (ECB) disappointment we will be a bit more careful," said Piotr Poplawski, senior economist at ING in Poland, referring to expectations that the chances of monetary easing might be smaller after Draghi's comment.
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You think more carefully about information, you pay more attention to what other people are saying, and you're more careful about what you say when you're brought together with people who are a little bit different than you, compared to being with people who are just like you.
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Statistics released on Safer Internet Day showed 24 percent of young people ages 13 to 18 in the U.K. have been the target of online abuse in the last year, and 74 percent said that online harassment made them more careful about what they said on the internet.
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"I don't think that Georgia's pro-Western course will be changed, though a lot will depend on the pace of our integration with the West as well as on our desire to be more careful with Russia," said Koba Turmanidze, director of the Tbilisi-based Caucasus Research Resource Centre.
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"I want to apologize for my behavior last weekend – for not being more careful and candid in how I described the events of that early morning and for my role in taking the focus away from the many athletes fulfilling their dreams of participating in the Olympics," he wrote.
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Though I have to be more careful with the Crossfade Wireless, I like that they have the same frequency response I was used to in the M-100s, and now I also have the freedom outside of DJing to use them for answering calls or listening via Bluetooth.
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While Biogen is still focused on producing treatments for devastating illnesses with few treatments, including Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, Vounatsos is being tasked with a more careful approach to how the company spends on development, and to make the most out of its existing flagship portfolio of multiple sclerosis treatments.
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We fully expect though that it'll help the defense side of our business because as you've pointed out in the past, Japan, South Korea or others are going to want to protect themselves and be a lot more careful because who knows where something like this can go.
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HUD's allegation that Facebook enabled discrimination through its digital advertising platform by allowing the targeting of racial groups, gender groups, religious groups and others means that, at a minimum, the company will have to become far more careful about how it designs and operates its advertising platform going forward.
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"The marriage ended with no hard feelings," he said this month after sacking Carlos Alberto dos Santos Cruz, a minister who had said that others in government should be more careful on social media—thus outraging Bolsonaro fans who tweet about the virtues of military rule and the horrors of homosexuality.
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Commentators and intellectuals, who have long complained that all political battles were shadow boxing around a soggy center, may now reflect on being more careful what they wish for in the future – or, depending on temperament, rejoice that the soggy center no longer exercises the magnetic pull it once did.
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Charles did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment about the allegations, but last week he posted a YouTube video acknowledging he should have been "far more careful" in his interactions "I knew this would cause a lot of controversy, I know that," she said of the "Bye Sister" video.
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I've been fairly critical of those comments, having written that she has repeatedly used language that plays into anti-Semitic stereotypes about Jewish money and dual loyalty, and that she needs to be far more careful in the way she speaks at a time of rising anti-Semitism in America.
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Chen Xi, an assistant professor of health policy and economics at the Yale School of Public Health, urged the Chinese news media to be more careful in its reporting, saying that the potential for traditional Chinese medicine to inhibit a virus is not equivalent to a form of prevention or treatment.
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There seems to be so little stopping people like Paul from failing upward endlessly into another level of celebrity, one where he might have to be more careful, but where he'll have access to a whole new audience who, likely as not, won't remember the mistakes he made on the way up.
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"I want to apologize for my behavior last weekend — for not being more careful and candid in how I described the events of that early morning, and for my role in taking the focus away from the many athletes fulfilling their dreams of participating in the Olympics," he wrote in a statement.
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Shell isn't opposed to the possibility of giving Stella CBD, if there was a need to do so — he even gave his late Shiba Inu, Bonsai, CBD oil toward the end of his life to alleviate his arthritis — but he has been more careful with keeping human-grade edibles out of her reach.
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"I just think that I just need to be more careful, because as a representative of companies, which I take a lot of pride in, those relationships mean a lot to me, and I need to make sure that I represent them, as well as myself, in the best possible way," he said.
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But I know that he is a good person and I know he was just trying not to hurt my feelings by dragging it out so much… To be honest I think I'm just a better person now because I'm stronger and I'm more careful about who I give my feelings to.
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As a result, the administration of Mayor Bill de Blasio will announce on Thursday a new $1.5 million "dusk and darkness" safety campaign that will include radio and television advertisements, signs on buses, and billboards to warn drivers as well as pedestrians to be more careful, especially at that time of day.
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She recommends staying "as low-key as you possibly can and still survive," creating and promoting a backup account for yourself, not using "banned" hashtags, being more careful about community guidelines and prohibited content, and making an effort to connect with supporters off social media (by getting their email or phone number).
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Facebook Role in Data Misuse Sets Off Storm" (front page, March 19): Although I do not use Facebook, it strikes me that if a large number of people closed their Facebook accounts until it demonstrates more careful use of their personal information, Facebook might make some important changes.
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"I want to apologize for my behavior last weekend — for not being more careful and candid in how I described the events of that early morning and for my role in taking the focus away from the many athletes fulfilling their dreams of participating in the Olympics," the apology read, in part.
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Hours later, two more witnesses — another former White House national security official and a former top American diplomat — charted a more careful course but said under oath that the president's requests on a July 25 phone call with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine were not in line with American national security goals.
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If they can't, or don't, they'll make it all the easier for a now-conservative Supreme Court to decide that the travel ban's origins in the Muslim ban have been washed away in the policymaking process — or for a future president, a little more careful with his words, to succeed where Trump has failed.
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It would be absurd to expect people to suddenly opt out of all the apps that mediate modern life and go live off the grid because of Pokémon Go, but perhaps this can have the effect of making people a little less complacent about stuff we take for granted everyday, and a bit more careful.
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But government are now more careful about how that money is being spent — they can use modern advertising methods to target audiences that are most likely to show up and spend money, piggyback on other media productions (think New Zealand and Lord of the Rings) and use public-private ventures to get the word out.
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"People are being more careful because they are looking for a certain kind of movie meant for them and they are also buying all year round," said David Linde, chief executive officer of Participant Media, which with Magnolia Pictures bought theatrical rights to the CNN Films documentary "RBG," about Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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What we found is that if I was able to increase my Future amount from 7% of my income to 15% — by doing things like Digit, changing to a more lucrative IRA, and being more careful with my flexible income — I would have an estimated $1,33,173.52 (after taxes) by the time I retire at 65.
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Chris CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Biden faces scrutiny for his age from other Democrats Democrats press FBI for details on Kavanaugh investigation MORE (D) cautioned Americans to be more careful about which websites have access to their personal data in an interview with Hugh Hewitt on Saturday.
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"We fully expect it [North Korea] will help the defense side of our business because Japan, South Korea and others are going want to protect themselves and be a lot more careful because who knows where something like this can go, " David Cote, executive chairman at Honeywell, said on the sidelines of the Singapore Summit.
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"Since these investigations and pressures from media coverage have been going on, the schools are much more, maybe five times more careful, in terms of their finances, how they hire contractors," said Hakan Berberoglu, acting executive director of the Illinois-based Niagara Foundation, which aims to promote the inter-faith dialogue espoused by Gulen, its honorary president.
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"The more careful thought about climate change just isn't being done" by many industrial-scale companies that manage forestland, said Chris Swanston, who heads the Forest Service's N.I.A.C.S. One reason, he and others say, is that so much timberland is owned by real-estate investment trusts and other financial vehicles, which are geared toward short term profits.
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"As long as Kenyans can see that some people have been taken to court over what has been popularly been known as the Chickengate scandal, we believe that the current commission is going to be much more careful in its observance of the procurement laws," said Julius Muraya, a deputy director at the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission.
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The invite also drew the ire of Austrian opposition politicians at the time, including Joerg Leichtfried, from the opposition Social Democrats, who said in a statement on Twitter that as Austria is the current president of the EU, Austrian politicians should be more careful of the association with a Russia increasingly viewed as a bad actor in European security circles.
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"Ryan Lochte also posted mea culpa on his Twitter and Instagram Friday, stating, "I want to apologize for my behavior last weekend — for not being more careful and candid in how I described the events of that early morning, and for my role in taking the focus away from the many athletes fulfilling their dreams of participating in the Olympics.
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General uncertainty about how soon or how much the Federal Reserve will raise rates, concerns about future corporate earnings and the US economy, as well as overall incertitude about the looming US elections, are making investors more careful before allocating cash into the riskier part of the leveraged loan market, which is considered speculative and rated BB/Ba or lower.
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" In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" pointed to two areas, technology and biotechnology, where investors shouldn't be too hasty: CyberArk: "I still like Cyberark, but remember, because Cisco came in so aggressively in that group that's really hurt a lot of the stocks, and Check Point's really become my favorite, so let's be a little more careful and circumspect.
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As CNN's Dana Bash reported Thursday morning on House Democrats posture on this: "They are being more careful about being public because she never forgets" So when Democrats start saying on the record it's time to send the articles to the Senate, it's a good indicator things are about the change -- particularly when it comes from swing-district members or key committee chairs.
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"I have tried to be direct, forthcoming and honest, including about what I wish I had done differently," she told Vox, saying that she felt that as a white woman she should have been more careful about quoting such an explosive line from a woman of color and that she feels that the critiques of the racial politics of the quote are valid.
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Whether it's time to consider legally silencing those who propagate radical Islamist ideology is a matter that will require more careful consideration than I can offer here, but if attaining a desired level of security from terrorist attacks requires either infringing on the rights of all Americans (NSA stuff) or lightly compromising the free speech rights of an odious few, I for one prefer the latter.
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To the Editor: If Josh Max was sincerely more concerned with pharmacists being "a little more careful in the future" after he received an erroneous prescription, he should have reported the error to the state pharmacy board instead of trying to collect $5,000 for his "night of pain and suffering," settling for $2,500 and joining "the American culture of litigiousness" he says he loathes.
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Now that they're moving toward impeachment — which has the potential to make this a very divisive election — Bustos pushed Democrats to take a more careful approach forward: "It reaffirms the strong position Democrats hold on this issue, due to the focus and restraint with which our Caucus has approached this pressing and serious matter," she emailed her colleagues summarizing her takeaway from the poll.
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" Weidel is generally more careful than Gauland, but this month the newspaper Welt am Sonntag reported that she wrote a memo in 20 saying Germany was being "overrun by culturally alien peoples such as Arabs, Sinti and Roma" and denouncing the current government as "pigs [who] are nothing other than marionettes of the victorious powers of the second world war, whose task it is to keep down the German people.
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"The first time you get to be a presidential candidate -- which is a different league, not just running for the nomination, but actually the nominee -- it's a much tougher league and you've go to be more careful and you've go to think through what you're trying to say and I think he'll do fine," Gingrich said Thursday after he stopped in the Trump campaign's Hill meeting for a few minutes.
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These are both examples of how Trump-supporting writers are dealing with the reality that my column addressed, and that you can find discussed in somewhat more careful terms by Rich Lowry and Ramesh Ponnuru in the latest issue of National Review: That Trumpism, the populist-nationalist-conservative synthesis that candidate Trump seemed to be promising during the campaign, has mostly evaporated during the first four months of this administration.
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