This experiment is simply a tool for becoming more mindful about what you already feel you should be more mindful of.
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The more mindful you are about regular hand washing, the more mindful you will be about your hands and what they are touching.
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"People should have been more mindful of them," she says.
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I understand it, and I will be much more mindful.
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I wish I had been more mindful of that distinction.
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Focus on taking a more mindful approach to spending in 2019.
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Focus on taking a more mindful approach to spending in 2018.
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Be real, and vow to be more mindful in the future.
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Biden has pledged to be more "mindful" about respecting personal space.
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But after this experiment, I've learned to be more mindful about it.
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Biden said he would change, becoming more "mindful" of people's personal space.
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But it sounds like Navy Yard is more mindful than that. Yep.
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But I will be more mindful and respectful of people's personal space.
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The low-tech tasks can help people — even billionaires — be more mindful.
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Many of us are trying to be considerably more mindful about them.
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"I will be much more mindful, and that's my responsibility," he said.
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The practice also helps him and his team be more mindful during meetings.
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I hear what they're saying, I understand it, and I'll be more mindful.
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"I will be more mindful and respectful of people's personal space," he added.
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Start small and make your way to a healthier, more mindful financial lifestyle.
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Becoming more mindful means increasing your awareness of yourself and those around you.
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Doctors, now more mindful of the addictive properties of both, used morphine sparingly.
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O'Rourke has pledged to be more mindful about how he talks about his family.
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O'Rourke has pledged to be more mindful about how he talks about his family.
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He became more mindful about how to grow the money he'd worked hard for.
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"I'm not a tribal citizen, and I should have been more mindful," Warren said.
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I'd also like people to be more mindful of the items they throw out.
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Yes, Warren wants to require companies to be more mindful of customers and workers.
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Being more mindful can make you more productive at work and better at collaborating.
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" Then, he said: "I will be more mindful and respectful of people's personal space.
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Wenzke outlines a more mindful approach for college grads who are about to start adulting.
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Instead, they seem to value an undistracted sense of flow and more mindful tech usage.
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And with Welzen, you can jump right into a more mindful state anytime, any place.
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Slowing things down and being more mindful about foreplay and sexual arousal can really help.
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But Sodus believes people can fend off these needs by being more mindful of them.
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That won't change but I will be more mindful and respectful of peoples' personal space.
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I'm more mindful of how I live my life and what they see me do.
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The Center for Humane Technology promotes grayscale for a more mindful use of social media.
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I think that's something we all have to work harder to be more mindful of.
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This screening encourages them to be more mindful and aware of how they're doing mentally.
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Fortunately, Uber's self-driving team has been instructed to be more mindful than foolhardy reporters.
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Or, you know, just be more mindful of potlucks, potatoes, and, especially, gas station nachos.
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Wineman believes we should be more mindful of this when purchasing produce at the store.
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The idea is to make doctors more mindful of costs — Is that test really necessary?
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We should all be more mindful for that, and to say thank you whenever we can.
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"With the first study, you could argue that people are just being more mindful," she says.
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Each page includes a daily inspirational quote and helps its owner become a more mindful person.
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The policy community needs to be more mindful of how regulations affect housing costs and affordability.
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Atkin suggests turning autoplay off on streaming platforms and being more mindful when an episode ends.
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" Biden has defended his conduct and said he will be "more mindful about respecting personal space.
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Benioff also calls on company leaders to be more mindful of their total impact on society.
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Yet promoting more mindful behavior could be as simple as changing the defaults on an interface.
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By ditching plastic, Epperson found that she was more mindful about where and when she spent money.
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Even checking in with a friend can help you to be more mindful about your spending habits.
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My responsibility, and I'll meet it ... I will be more mindful and respectful of people's personal space.
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"It's important to develop a more mindful approach as we go through our daily routine," she says.
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After a fresh shave and a more mindful approach to eating potatoes, Pierre pays Marya a visit.
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But I'm more mindful about drinking H2O, which I think is the best you could ask for.
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With his 80th birthday around the corner, Beatty admitted he has become more mindful about his health.
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Biden has said he believed he never acted inappropriately but would be more mindful about his behavior.
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You may wonder how much of a difference you could make by being a bit more mindful.
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It also means that US foreign policy needs be more mindful of unintended consequences of its changes.
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And it's definitely made me more mindful of how I choose to spend and save my money.
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Wearing makeup may reduce face touching, since it may make you more mindful of not smudging it.
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How did stars answer this rallying cry for a more mindful approach to their red carpet choices?
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Black says authentic bosses need to be more mindful of what they wear on any given day.
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Remember, this is a more mindful alternative to punishment — and the goal is to coach, not control.
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I'd suggest that they be more mindful about how they are allowing tech to invade their life.
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I hear what they're saying, I understand it, and I'll be much more mindful, that's my responsibility.
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The point is not to curtail overall spending, but to be more mindful about how you treat money.
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"I think we all at CrossFit are going to be much more mindful about social media," Greene said.
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It is an over-simplification at best, but one Democrats should be more mindful of than they are.
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Keys explained that she needed a personal overhaul in order to become a more mindful mother and artist.
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Email is one of those things you enter into mindlessly, but it really requires a more mindful approach.
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They concentrate and enshrine privilege at a time when we're ostensibly trying to be more mindful of that.
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I'm trying to be more mindful of actually getting up when my alarm goes off instead of snoozing.
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Commitment helped her become a more mindful and conscious person and to let go of resentments and jealousies.
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"We need to pay attention and to be more mindful in our consumption of the news," he said.
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But it has caused me to be more mindful about how and the methods in which we do it.
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It can help control impulse shopping or encourage more mindful financial habits, Greg McBride, chief financial analyst for Bankrate.
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They had better not provoke the DPRK any more, mindful of its deplorable fate on the verge of ruin.
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Keliikipi doesn't plan to quit surfing, but the attack inspired him to be more mindful on future maritime adventures.
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A. I've become much more mindful about managing my fatigue through recovery workouts and simply listening to my body.
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" —Skylar Diggins, Dallas Wings guard Fuel up the right way "Be more mindful of how I'm fueling my body.
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People want to lose weight, eat better, be more mindful, spend money more wisely, sleep better and improve relationships.
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"I will be much more mindful, and that's my responsibility," Biden said in a video posted on social media.
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Those advocating for more mindful living loved it, as did people eager to step off the hamster wheel of life.
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"If you are aware of your triggers and budget you can be a little more mindful," said TD Bank's Thacker.
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But as I said, it's important to note, I'm not a tribal citizen, and I should have been more mindful.
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It was just one dimension of many aspects of diversity Airbnb especially wanted to become more mindful about, Newman said.
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Keeping jobs in the United States will also require more mindful regulation that supports small businesses and immigration, he said.
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Textile manufactures could also design fabrics that shed less, clothing companies could utilize them, and consumers could be more mindful.
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Other fans said they hadn't changed the way they prepared for the concert, but were more mindful of their surroundings.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has said the central bank will be more mindful of the rising demerits of prolonged easing.
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For instance, organizational training programs could teach employees to be more mindful about how, when, and why they interrupt others.
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But in his zealousness to rid Old Dominion of white supremacism's virulence, he should be more mindful of the Constitution.
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Just think about what we could do if millions of people around the world became more mindful of their consumption.
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By identifying and querying our reasons for sharing certain information in a certain context, we may make more mindful choices.
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It's just moving someone from a mindless place to one where they are more mindful about their relationship to technology.
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Full of soft, detailed illustrations, this is another good book to help a kid slow down and become more mindful.
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Set aside short periods, between five and 15 minutes each day, where your intention is simply to be more mindful.
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I believe beauty starts from the inside out, so I am more mindful now about nutrition, exercise and getting enough sleep.
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Well, by getting a bit creative, we can actually harness it to train our brains to become more mindful and aware.
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And then he released a video statement in which he said he would be "more mindful" of personal space going forward.
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It's a wake-up call to venture capitalists and entrepreneurs alike to start being more mindful about their sources of funding.
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But Kole pointed out that it has made executives and producers more mindful of paying actors equally or at least comparably.
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They aren't just asking to rework or revoke one contract, but for their company to be more mindful overall going forward.
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They're all plant-based, absent of highly processed foods and empty calories, and encourage regular seafood and more mindful meat consumption.
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Although I have to say, the detox did inspire me to be more mindful of what I'm putting into my body.
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Younger consumers have largely shunned counting calories, instead trying to simply eat clean or be more mindful about what they're eating.
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This made McCain more mindful of cultivating alliances than other Republicans, and eager to protect America's good reputation by foreswearing torture.
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Some state highway departments, like Texas's, have become more mindful about mowing milkweeds on their roadsides during the spring migration season.
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EVERYTHING'S FINE On Sundays I try to be a little more mindful, so I've started meditating with an app called Calm.
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More than two years post-surgery, Jeannie is back working and taking care of her family, but more mindful as well.
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According to the data, retailers should also be more mindful of customer service and shopping experiences, both in stores and online.
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Biden said in response to the complaints that he will be more mindful and respectful of physical space in the future.
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This awareness also helps us be more mindful in our daily life, to cherish every moment and everyone in our life.
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For a more mindful method, we spoke with dietitian Evelyn Tribole, MS, RD, co-author of the seminal Intuitive Eating book series.
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The idea is that you "focus on the good in your life, become more mindful, and live with intention," the company says.
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In response, Biden pledged to be "more mindful and respectful of people's personal space," though he also later joked about the accusations.
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You notice who is more mindful of their surroundings as we are not allowed to touch the reef, fish, or ocean bottom.
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But offering a handy way to monitor your usage that isn't buried in your operating system's settings could make users more mindful.
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"We've found people that have started using it actually get a lot more mindful around the use of these words," she said.
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Politics to me has always been about making connections, but I will be more mindful about respecting personal space in the future.
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We also like The Mindfulness App for Android and iOS, again a premium offering, which nudges you towards a more mindful state.
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Being more mindful and calculative of these things will help her realize and accept that she shares too much, and too frequently.
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When considering all of the material abundance we have been blessed with this Thanksgiving, let us be more mindful of the source.
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"She is sorry that she was not more mindful of this earlier in her career," Kristen Orthman, a Warren campaign spokeswoman, added.
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I've published three guides for the Well section (How to Meditate, Mindfulness for Children and How to Be More Mindful at Work).
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"I will be more mindful and respectful of people's personal space, and that's a good thing, that's a good thing," he said.
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While "diversity training" can make us more mindful of our thoughts, by itself it will not eliminate the impact of implicit biases.
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She said the tool is not meant to police women's tones but make them more mindful of what impact their words have.
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"Reputation building and those involved in the image of companies need to be a lot more mindful of this political climate," Spicer said.
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And Republicans must be even more mindful than the Democrats of voters' insecurity about health insurance "fixes" that come, top-down, from Washington.
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LinkedIn trained managers to be more mindful of performance evaluations, recognizing that women are sometimes more reluctant to raise their hands for promotions.
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It happened in the early 1970s as ex-hippies moved to the woods to become more mindful and stayed to open coffee shops.
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But as I said, it's important to note I'm not a tribal citizen and I should have been more mindful of the distinction.
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Levy assigns his students exercises that ask them to become more mindful of their behavior and how it affects them when they're online.
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Efforts of this sort have made the company "more mindful" about how it treats personal data, says JoAnn Stonier, Mastercard's chief data officer.
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How could developers create a more mindful approach to user data without storing it inside one of only a few major technology companies?
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Then it's how do you deal with the stress and the lifestyle, and I personally like to be more mindful and feel healthy.
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Levy assigns his students exercises that ask them to become more mindful of their behavior and how it affects them when they're online.
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Watching the 2008 financial crisis unfold has made younger generations more mindful of their money, PayPal CEO Dan Schulman told CNBC on Wednesday.
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So for example, little things like ... let's imagine that you could mark websites that you wanted to be more mindful of your time.
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In the seemingly homemade two-minute video, Mr. Biden promised to "be more mindful and respectful of people's personal space" in the future.
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But Ignito's flow is quicker and more multifaceted, more mindful of internal rhymes, more willing to stretch a line and break the meter.
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"If you don't tell them it's bothering you, then they're not going to know to be more mindful about keeping you included," Boykin explains.
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The athlete has also apologized for gorging himself at the restaurant and promises to be more mindful of his food intake in the future.
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Legal or not, this relationship with Luca isn't really Tabitha's healthiest move, and Luca, as the older person, should be more mindful of that.
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Still, the evidence suggests that we could afford to be more mindful about what qualities in a person lead us to make that judgment.
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Both wish to be seen as uncommonly common men more mindful of those left behind than the doctrinal boundaries of their faith, or politics.
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Whether Salgado's passion will influence other chefs and taco enthusiasts in Southern California to be more mindful of the tortillas remains to be seen.
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How to Be More Mindful at Work There are simple ways to reduce the impact workplace stress can have on your mind and body.
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Mr. Biden released a video on Wednesday vowing to "be more mindful and respectful of people's personal space," though he stopped short of apologizing.
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For many older adults, that means a steady parade of home health aides trooping through the door, some more mindful of hygiene than others.
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But it still largely fits into the same mold in that it markets itself as better for lending customers and more mindful of them.
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A kinder traveler is more mindful, showing genuine interest in the people we interact with and respect for the places we want to preserve.
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Use the experience as an opportunity to help them see each other's perspective and choose a more mindful response in the face of conflict.
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"She is sorry that she was not more mindful of this earlier in her career," Kristen Orthman, a Warren campaign spokesperson, told the Post.
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So, I've been trying to be way more mindful of my exercise and dietary habits and make my lunch for the week over the weekend.
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The upshot for progressives today is that organization leaders and donors need to be more mindful of how new state networks will complement existing efforts.
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Birkett said he hoped the video he captured of the house fire might motivate people to be more mindful when setting off fireworks near houses.
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In a way, it's great that this encourages people to become more mindful towards casual racism and discrimination in the ways that they express themselves.
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According to a special report from Harvard Medical School, walking or exercising with a dog is one of the easiest ways to get more mindful.
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I know tech companies are trying to be more mindful about the amount of time we're all spending on our phones, but come on, people.
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" The Democratic candidate started making cringe-worthy jokes not long after he apologized, haphazardly, for his unwanted touching, promising to be more "mindful and respectful.
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But even so, I did find the suggestions helpful, and it made me more mindful of my form when I laced up before a run.
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In the end, he broke even for that year, but he's been clean-shaven and a bit more mindful of his seed depth ever since.
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But amid the "Me Too" movement — which has toppled a handful of Washington power brokers — she encouraged him to be more mindful of people's space.
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Biden has said he is sorry if he made the women feel uncomfortable and said he will be "more mindful" of respecting others' personal space.
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Officials at the Federal Reserve, which sets interest rates, made remarks last week that suggested they were becoming more mindful of a slowing global economy.
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But if you're talking to an employee who is new to you, it pays to be a little more mindful of how you're coming across.
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Be more mindful when eating That means turning off our phones, iPads, TVs and other screens that prevent us from being fully present during meals.
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"There has been a little bit of a shift in society, in policing, to be more mindful about the things that impact us," he said.
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So what is your advice for up and coming designers or even established designers that are looking to be more mindful about how they do business?
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They're asking the YouTuber be more mindful of the impressionable young audience she's cultivated, and messages she's sending them in the name of a business opportunity.
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Why it matters: In the past, Facebook has been criticized for not being more mindful of publishers' needs when building and changing its platform and algorithms.
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That includes, of course, being more mindful about how we use up the food we buy, and avoiding common traps that may make food spoil faster.
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" Though Biden said he'll always believe "life is about connecting with people," he finished by vowing to be "more mindful and respectful of people's personal space.
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Erika M. Manczak, the study's lead author and psychology student at Northwestern University, told Quartz that parents simply need to be more mindful of self-care.
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For those who, like me, can't seem to get the hang of meditation, there is good news: You don't have to meditate to become more mindful.
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"We share everything we have," the villagers of Motunui sing, tempting more mindful popcorn-chompers to get out of the multiplex and go off the grid.
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The 20-year-old college student who spoke with BuzzFeed News hoped shoppers will be more mindful of buying non-WIC food items if they can.
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One is much more aware of the act of parting from a physical item of value, and therefore more mindful of how much has been spent.
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I believe the intensity of the term "disfigurement" allows individuals to become more aware of their own prejudice and more mindful of how they treat others.
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When we are less distracted and more mindful, we're fully tuned into our appetite, appreciate our food, note when we are satisfied and avoid eating impulsively.
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If that trend continues as the inquiry heads to the House Judiciary Committee this week, Democrats could become more mindful of notching a major bipartisan accomplishment.
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" With Ms. Dean in 2012, he founded Digital Detox, whose mission was, it said, "to create more mindful, meaningful and balanced lives, both online and off.
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But speaking on CNBC's Squawk Box, Eddie Perkin, chief equity investment officer at Eaton Vance, said investors should be more mindful of where they're putting their money.
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"We hope parents, grandparents, teachers and healthcare providers through the study may be more mindful of self-harm and the mental wellbeing among young people," Morgan said.
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But the world has changed a lot since 2011 and people as a whole are generally more mindful of what they say and how they say it.
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And indeed, we should all be a bit more mindful of which permissions we're surrendering to third-party developers – even ones as seemingly innocuous as a flashlight.
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But I'll always believe that governing quite frankly and life is about connecting with people, but I will be more mindful and respectful of people's personal space.
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"The reality is we just need to be a bit more mindful and curious about the way we're consuming and have a level of responsibility," she said.
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Practice more mindful sex and dive into the small details about how your body feels, what the connection feels like, and how much fun you are having.
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Google said its speed traps are intended to allow drivers to be more mindful, but did not address a query from The Hill about the sobriety checkpoints.
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The former vice president released a video responding to the allegations in which he did not apologize but promised to be more mindful of people's personal space.
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My colleague Romain Dillet talked a bit about the security dangers facing small startups and how founders can be more mindful of staying secure from the beginning.
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"We generally see people do get more mindful over the course of the training," Kaufman says, adding that there are self-reporting questionnaires that can assess one's mindfulness.
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Not only will this bring you into the present moment, it will make the road a much safer place if we can all learn to be more mindful.
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Yesterday, Joe Biden said he'll be more mindful about interactions and personal space going forward, after multiple women in the last week said that he inappropriately touched them.
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A cute sea creature called a "Flibbertigibbet" helps kids stay focused and encourages them to calm their thoughts and be more mindful in their actions through breathing exercises.
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Suggested Strains: Banana Kush and Lucky Charms Sagittarius You've been reflecting on your beliefs and trying to be more mindful of the way you go about the world.
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Challenge: The goal of our participation in the hackathon is to actively seek Chrome Extensions that will help parents and children be more mindful of their digital lives.
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If we do attempt to take control of the Earth's climate, we'll need to be more mindful, altruistic and empathetic as a species than we've been to date.
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The jokes follow a video Biden released Wednesday in which he did not apologize for his past behavior, but said he'd be more mindful of women's personal space.
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He has said he's not proud of his involvement int he hacking group, and has said he'll be more mindful when talking about his family in the future.
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When I wasn't drinking, when I wasn't smoking weed and partying, I was responsible for my actions and I could choose my actions from a more mindful place.
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Eventually you (hopefully) learn to be more cautious about tapping the "publish" button and to be more mindful about the words and images we share with the world.
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"I have my work cut out for me to be a better person and ensure that I'm more mindful to the experiences that others have had," he said.
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If anything, the feature will certainly make people more mindful (and perhaps ashamed) of how often they use certain apps and encourage them to put their phones down.
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" She added that characterizing users' voice "analysis in terms of 'relationships' helps contextualize the relevance of their stress and enables them to be more mindful day to day.
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One of the attendees said tea ceremonies are a more "mindful way of spending time together," Carmichael wrote, while Elspeth explained that it helps her connect with nature.
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Being more mindful should help you work out why you&aposre eating emotionally, and introducing gentle low-impact exercise will help you feel like your old self again.
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This year, Aries, try to be more mindful of the ingrained biases and prejudices of which you are a victim, as well as those from which you benefit.
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If you're seeking a healthier and more mindful mental state, it seems more difficult to do so while staying helplessly tethered to a smartphone screen and LTE data connection.
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But if you're able to be more mindful during the run, you're also able to think about form, soak in your surroundings, and not get overwhelmed by your thoughts.
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Suzuki is considered as among those in the BOJ board who are more mindful of the rising costs of prolonged easing, such as the damage to financial institutions' profits.
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Perhaps the bigger lesson from all this is that CEOs like Bezos should be more mindful of protecting their privacy, according to John Core, a business professor at MIT.
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Democrats must be more mindful of the alternative, because in conservative districts the difference between full-throttled support for the Democrat and tepid support can mean a GOP victory.
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"I think the average consumer is a little more mindful of what they're purchasing," said Jane Waldron, a seller stylist who has more than 1593,000 followers on the platform.
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"We're seeing consumers, particularly younger ones, becoming more mindful of their environmental impact, and they expect beauty brands to be too," says Andrew McDougall of market research firm Mintel.
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Ms. Garner often smoked cigarettes to channel her stress, Mr. Harris said, but friends saw small signs that she became more mindful of her health in her final months.
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We can ensure schools also provide educators with professional development to become more mindful, compassionate and responsive in the classroom, which helps our students develop those skills in turn.
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From being more mindful to carving out time for themselves to working out a little less (if only we all had that problem), here are their resolutions for 2017.
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While I didn't particularly go out of my way, I did a fairly good job of being way more mindful of plants, sky, weather, the moon and so on.
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Bring it up quickly and dispense with it matter-of-factly: Indicate that you've been more mindful of "company culture," have adjusted and believe this issue is behind you.
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We as a society need to be more mindful of who we memorialize and pay tribute to; the United States, for instance, is littered with tributes to hateful men.
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We eat every day, several times a day and I think people are more mindful about how they eat, when they eat, what they eat, and where it comes from.
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Over the course of three days, I tried to be more mindful of my emotions and their trajectories, thinking about what caused them and how they caused me to behave.
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Gloves or mittens can also make you more mindful of not touching your face (and can make it more difficult to put your finger in your nose or your eye).
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Paulus Berensohn, a dancer, potter and teacher whose slower, quieter, more mindful approach to pottery influenced a generation of artists, died on June 19793 in Asheville, N.C. He was 84.
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But others, perhaps more mindful of the negative optics of frolicking as crises loom, have left the long beach holidays of yore to quiver like mirages in the Mediterranean sun.
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Tiny living means downsizing a LOT of things, but it can also really reduce food waste because it requires you to be more mindful of how much you actually need.
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"We should be more mindful," she said, recommending that doctors ask risk-assessment questions, prescribe shorter courses and err on the side of not having leftover, "just-in-case" pills.
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Biden, recently the subject of allegations of unwanted physical contact with women, pledged in a video to be "more mindful" of respecting "personal space," an attempt to tamp down the controversy.
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In response, Biden released a two-minute video in which he admitted no wrongdoing but insisted that he would be "more mindful and respectful of people's personal space" in the future.
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If you feel a sense of accountability to those you lead, you may become more mindful of how your behavior is affecting your employees and actively work to avoid these pitfalls.
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" Barclay's, the financial analysis firm, added in its note that "the experience of the past six months suggests the Italian government may be more mindful of the effects that anti-E.
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Babcock, Recalde and Vesterlund explain that in addition to women saying "no" more often, managers also need to be more mindful of who they are consistently asking to complete these duties.
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Being more mindful during meals can also help us pay attention to our internal hunger and fullness cues, which can help inform us of when we've had enough to eat. 11.
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Ruth Porat, Alphabet's chief financial officer, has pushed the company to be more mindful of its costs — calling for more fiscal discipline at units like X, Google's research and development arm.
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On Wednesday, Biden released a video addressing the allegations of inappropriate contact, saying he would be "more mindful" of consent and personal space, but he did not explicitly apologize to the women.
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For Financial Literacy Month this April, CNBC is launching the CNBC + Acorns #SavingUpContest to challenge Americans to be more mindful of their savings habits and jumpstart conversations about saving and investing money.
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I do hope — and it seems to occasionally work this way — that people are leaving the theater, and at least being more mindful I think of the way that they use technology.
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With Christie's and Sotheby's more mindful of the bottom line than they were in 2015, upfront offers to sellers were reined in and no work was valued at more than $40 million.
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Companies need to be more mindful of this dynamic, she said, and be able to calculate the value of their information, even if they don't immediately think their data is particularly valuable.
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But while in classic CBT, a therapist will encourage you to challenge and try to change your negative or irrational thoughts, ACT wants you to be more mindful and accepting of them.
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When you are getting out of pro sports, you suddenly have to get a little more mindful of what's going on around you and how you affect the rest of the world.
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" And no matter what your birth chart looks like, it's a good time to reflect on your daily routines: "How can you be more mindful about the activities you do each day?
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This type of positive and thoughtful engagement from my "Becoming family" is a reminder that there are millions of us out there constantly striving to become more mindful, compassionate, and caring people.
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Shortly before announcing his candidacy, Biden released a video pledging to be "more mindful and respectful" after a number of women accused him of touching them in ways that made them feel uncomfortable.
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"It allows people to just think in a more mindful way when interacting with other people," said Jason Okonofua, a social psychologist at the University of California, Berkeley, who was the lead researcher.
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"The BOJ needs to be more mindful of the cost of prolonged easing, which means the hurdle for additional stimulus is quite high," another source said, a view echoed by two more sources.
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Biden in a video statement said he would be "much more mindful" of others' personal space but was adamant that he did not remember his experience with Flores the same way she did.
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As he faces an impeachment inquiry at home, Trump has grown more mindful about making good on his political pledges, even at the risk of sending a troubling signal to American allies abroad.
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It seems like the Fappening was a turning point and people are being more mindful of these things now and don't just have a bonanza of coverage every time something bad happens online.
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DURANT I've learned a huge amount about how I need to be much more mindful and aware when I'm working with things that have to do with a minority community of any kind.
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I would argue that all of those things are teaching them incredibly important lessons, and we need to be more mindful and intentional about the kinds of lessons we want to teach young people.
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Giving users a raw count of the minutes they've spent in their apps each day in the last week plus their average across the week is a good start to making users more mindful.
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Even just tracking how many times you bring your hand to your mouth to take a bite will help you be more mindful of how much you're eating, which may help you drop pounds.
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Considering that we all need fresh, potable water to live, we also need to be more mindful of our water saving habits as we all play a role in helping preserve this precious resource.
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He also seemed more mindful than Mr. Trump of the need to present a united front, a particular challenge given the fractured state of the Republican Party and the two candidates' own considerable differences.
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Body weight movements are great to perform as part of your warmup in order to "wake up" your glutes and encourage you to be more mindful of using them throughout your life and workouts.
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But just thinking about how to carry a purchase, officials and environmental advocates say, could lead to an even larger shift, making people more mindful of what they buy and where it ends up.
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Mislabeled fish is bad for people who are trying to be more mindful about what they eat, and it can be harmful for pregnant women trying to avoid fish with high mercury content. 5.
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"I told him I'm sorry for adding confusion about tribal citizenship and tribal sovereignty and for harm caused to native tribes -- and also for not being more mindful of that decades ago," Warren said.
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"A lot has changed and I think that people are much more mindful of where you're changing, if you're naked on set that everything is very closed off and that you feel comfortable," she said.
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Sakurai is the first BOJ policymaker to publicly admit negative rates have flattened the yield curve more than hoped for, a sign the central bank is becoming more mindful of the cost of its policies.
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"People will see success with this diet because they are removing so many foods, are forced to do more mindful food choices and will have to prep more whole foods at home," Blatner tells PEOPLE.
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And so, if you're going to be a company that is trying to attract the finest talent, a company that is that is reaching more and more of society, you have to be more mindful.
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It's something I'm going to try to do be more mindful of, the next time I feel the anxiety that comes with business travel and conference-level work loads ahead of the next big show.
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That is on full display in "The Damned," which shows a number of the more mindful characters struggling with the principles of nonviolence and mercy as they plan to clinically neutralize the Saviors' remote outposts.
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BEE STINGER GETS STUCK IN TEEN&aposS THROAT "We hope parents, grandparents, teachers and healthcare providers through the study may be more mindful of self-harm and the mental wellbeing among young people," Morgan said.
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Winter echoed that sentiment, saying that he recommends that vegans should be more mindful of where they shop, but he is glad that it makes it easier for non-vegans to buy plant-based meat.
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But now, apps like Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube are letting you see exactly how much time you spend on them, presumably in an effort to help you be more mindful about your social media usage.
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It's one of the best known of a genre that includes Forest, Freedom, Space, Off the Grid, AntiSocial and App Detox, all dedicated to reducing screen time (or at least encouraging more mindful smartphone use).
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We should all care about the impact the sneaker industry has on the planet — and the Converse Renew Denim Chuck 70s collection is a solid way to be a more mindful consumer without compromising style.
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That said, one might think that in the wake of such violence committed against reporters, the President of the United States might be more mindful of savaging the media to a crowd of his supporters.
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Based on his knowledge of the current dental industry—his parents manufactured dental products in their Minnesota basement growing up— he decided it's time to be more mindful of what we put in our mouths.
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Having those difficult talks about our finances and being more mindful of the space we share, the chores we perform and the habits we cultivate, we're well on our way to creating a happy home.
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To be more mindful with my kids, I needed to avoid the opposite behaviors, such as checking my work phone or planning activities while with them so I could focus on their needs and thoughts.
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"Tech companies are sometimes venture-backed and not quite profitable yet, so some need to be more mindful with their cash than others, especially the early-stage startups," said Carolyn Betts, founder of Betts Recruiting.
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Following a happiness dip in middle age, researchers concluded that we become more self-accepting, less ambitious and more mindful of living in the present moment (instead of the future) as we approach our 70s.
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After several women said earlier this year that Biden had touched them in ways that made them uncomfortable, the former vice president and 2020 Democratic candidate promised to be "much more mindful" of people's personal space.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden on Friday joked about the inappropriate touching accusations made against him by a number of women just days after pledging that he would be "more mindful and respectful" of people's space.
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You don't need an app to be more mindful — just start by unfollowing Instagram or Snapchat accounts that only give you #fomo or waste your time (I really don't need to obsessively check Kylie Jenner's snapchats).
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In a video message released after a former Nevada state assemblywoman detailed her experience with Biden, the former vice president pledged to be "much more mindful" of personal space amid the "shifted" boundaries of modern society.
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But still, the advice to be more mindful often contains a hefty scoop of moralizing smugness, a kind of "moment-shaming" for the distractible, like a stern teacher scolding us for failing to concentrate in class.
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Dr. Walker has suggested giving patients ear plugs and an eye mask if they stay overnight in a hospital, and having doctors be more mindful about when they wake patients for a question or an assessment.
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Clearly, we have a responsibility to both boys and girls to do better — for men's own sake, but also because raising healthier, more mindful men has enormous potential to improve the lives of girls and women.
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Experts also suggest being more mindful about the habitats people choose to live in — as to not disrupt the birds' ecosystem — feeding birds in your yard or balcony, and avoiding chemical pesticides in gardens and flowers.
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I just ask that you and your colleagues be more mindful of the positions you hold and the role The New York Times plays in sketching the bounds of acceptable discourse among a segment of society.
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A self-described "tactile politician," former Vice President joe Biden vowed to be "more mindful and respectful of people's personal space" after four women said he had made them feel uncomfortable with how he had touched them.
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People's voices sounded loud and clear in the earphones, but just as important, I was able to hear myself better, which helped me be more mindful about enunciating words and made me feel more confident over all.
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Mr. Kuriyama said the app, which has attracted more than 900,000 users since launching in 2013, has made him more mindful of the most meaningful thing to happen to him on a given day, even the mundane ones.
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But even major tech companies have acknowledged that their products can make us feel bad and promised to be more mindful of their users—perhaps the best data point yet that our smartphone attachment is cause for concern.
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"If, on the other hand, you're the person who has been more mindful and thoughtful and creative in your replies and then stops being that way because there's this simple way to think, then I'm unhappy," she says.
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But Kuroda acknowledged that the BOJ's negative interest rate policy may impair financial intermediation and hurt public confidence in Japan's banking system, a sign the central bank is becoming more mindful of the rising cost of its stimulus.
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Hopefully, the conversation surrounding Hamilton's video will inspire him and his following to be more mindful, inclusive, and considerate so that we can all feel safer and freer to be our true selves in the year to come.
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A "more mindful" Joe Biden: The former vice president said in a video released Wednesday that he would be more respectful of personal space, after four women said that how he had touched them had made them uncomfortable.
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Appearing as part of Beginner's Ear, a series curated by the New York Times contributor Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim that combines meditation with musical performances to create more mindful listening, Kigawa plays Boulez, Chopin, Debussy, Messiaen and Bach.thegreenespace.
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CNBC + Acorns recently asked Americans what they were saving for as part of a #SavingUpContest, which was meant to encourage conversations around saving and investing money, as well as to challenge people to be more mindful of their habits.
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In April Christopher Wray, the director of the FBI, urged academic institutions to be more mindful of how others may exploit America's "open, collaborative research environment", accusing China of sending graduate students and researchers, among others, to steal innovations.
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But Weinberg says that in the Latin community, especially among those who immigrated recently to the United States, people seem to be more mindful of political participation because many have come from countries with a history of political turmoil.
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Whether it's for investing or helping to build a product, it's important to convey a need for the entrepreneur or company to consider the long term impact of their product and to consider a more mindful and deliberate approach.
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"The academic and tech sector are pushing ahead with saying, 'let's create automated tools of hate detection,' but we need to be more mindful of minority group language that could be considered 'bad' by outside members," Sap told Recode.
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Joe Biden on Wednesday posted a video on Twitter pledging to be more mindful of people's personal space in the wake of multiple allegations from women accusing the former vice president of making them uncomfortable with his physical contact.
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Mr. Biden, who is expected to announce whether he will enter the race for president in April, released a video on Wednesday vowing to "be more mindful and respectful of people's personal space," though he stopped short of apologizing.
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As much as we love a good fashion-fashion steal, it's time we start paying attention to where the pieces we wear come from, and to be a bit more mindful about the companies we choose to shop from and support.
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We think ALL women should try a money diary from time to time, because ultimately, it should help you become more mindful of your spending — and you don't have to publish it for all of Refinery29's readership to see.
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JOHN LEGEND: So, we started with an organization called FreeAmerica, which is all about addressing this issue of mass incarceration, freeing away more people, changing the laws, changing the way we vote so that we're more mindful of criminal justice reform.
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Ultimately, the goal of the digital campaign around the magazine is to encourage more mindful participation and engagement with refugees, and broader decision-making about the asylum process and issues that affect young people in the thick of the crisis.
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But Reddit's shift — from onetime laissez-faire online forum to one that is more mindful about Internet behavior — is also mirrored elsewhere, including in the digital publication Gawker's turn toward becoming a politics site instead of one focused on media gossip.
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Melanie Greenberg, a clinical psychologist and the author of "The Stress-Proof Brain," said people could practice being more mindful by asking themselves any of these questions: Is this the most important thing for me to be doing right now?
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The ruling coalition's loss of support from Chinese voters has made Prime Minister Najib Razak more mindful of sentiment among his own Malay vote-bank, and the state has pursued cases against insults to religion more vigorously in recent years.
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If developers make it through the strategy phase and understand the core features to be designed, it's a good idea to focus on new engineering solutions that can help provide safer, more mindful experiences related to engineering architecture and user data.
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I'm not sure you say this in your book explicitly, but do you think that if we were all meditating, or at least trying to be more mindful and to practice meditation regularly, that that would be socially and politically transformative?
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And even as I defended my effort to explain to readers why climate change might not be a priority in Wellston, I knew I would be more mindful in the future of how certain facts might be misinterpreted as judgment.
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If you take a breath before calling a friend to vent, or reflect quickly on if you really need to act on your impulse to complain, you'll be more mindful of your behavior and be able to make choices accordingly.
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The lesson plan focuses on topics like strategies for developing sleep routines, the relationship between sleep and exercise, how sleep can affect your weight and plenty of other quick reads that can help you be more mindful and develop better habits.
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But Valle-Balderrama said she felt that Biden took "ownership of his actions" in his video message about the allegations stating that he "heard what these women are saying" and that he would be more mindful of respecting personal space.
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I don't know what it is about voice versus, you know, video or text on the internet, but it seems like the conversation is more thoughtful and respectful, and I think people are just a little more mindful of what they're saying.
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"What I really hoped to be able to contribute with this exhibit was to make visitors more mindful about the way that artistic representation comes to define the way we understand people, cultures, and groups that likely deserve re-evaluation," said Waguespack.
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So to really see a change, I made the commitment to be more mindful of my eating (no crazy diets, just more conscious of what I was putting in my body) and signed up for Classpass to go in tandem with my treatments.
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Au contraire, mon pessimiste: While things are pretty dire, we can do a lot of good individually by being stingier with the fossil fuels those companies produce, becoming more mindful of how our goods are made, and electing officials who prioritize the environment.
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While Kuroda said the BOJ would be more mindful of the rising cost of prolonged stimulus, he saw "no reason" now to follow in the footsteps of its U.S. counterpart in normalizing policy with inflation still distant from its 2 percent target.
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Where once problems ranging from bad marriages and work stress to poverty and race discrimination were routinely dismissed as a failure to "think positive," now our preferred solution to life's complex and entrenched problems is to instruct the distressed to be more mindful.
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People could learn a thing or two about the virtues of stoicism from you, but the moon's trek through Capricorn is a time to be more mindful that you're not forbidding yourself from experiencing and expressing the full spectrum of human feelings.
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Google's findings point to an overall increase in concern for what we consume, with over half of Canadians claiming they are now more mindful than they were a year ago of what they are cooking at home and of their food's nutritional value.
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In her new role, Ferreira will star in campaigns and advertisements for the brand, as well as inform more mindful casting around body size, gender, and skin tone among her co-models, many of which are friends she met early in her career.
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In the days following accusations from Connecticut native Amy Lappos and Nevada politician Lucy Flores, both of whom claimed Biden touched them without consent and made them feel uncomfortable, Biden spoke out on Twitter and vowed to be more mindful of people's personal space.
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It's obviously true that people bear responsibility for their actions – but it's also true that sticking to a strategy that relies mostly on just telling people to be more mindful when that's failing to have the desired effect is not only stupid, but also dangerous.
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But Hart argues that Noguchi and Bunshaft weren't opposed to change, and he hopes the owners of 140 Broadway could be more mindful of the original intent of the design, noting that the Noguchi Foundation was not consulted on the proposed changes to the plaza.
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If you're seeing strange "People You May Know" cropping up, you may want to consider removing some private information (such as your phone number or workplace) from Facebook, being more mindful of where you log into the app, and even clearing out your phone of unwanted contacts.
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Richards suggests the same effects may be achieved by meditation, and that's a good way to think about what microdosing felt like: It might make you more mindful, especially over time, and its cumulative effects might be revolutionary, even if the more immediate effects are rather subtle.
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Cal Newport has spent the past few years studying exactly what society's growing reliance on smartphones means for our health, well-being, relationships and even career success in order to develop strategies aimed at helping people reduce their screen time and become more mindful about technology.
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"I've had to become more mindful about just in general when I'm having fried food just knowing that, 'Ok, that may stick in a way that it didn't used to 20 years ago,&apos" she says, adding, "By the way, I'll never give up fried foods."
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In the days following accusations from Connecticut native Amy Lappos and Nevada politician Lucy Flores, both of whom claimed the potential 2020 Democratic presidential candidate touched them without consent and made them feel uncomfortable, Biden spoke out on Twitter and vowed to be more mindful of people's personal space.
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All this is essentially continuing moves to try to make the service more palatable and easier to use — and actually working — as it faces an increasingly crowded space market of apps looking to help users take a minute to just chill and be a bit more mindful. Calm.
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According to the app, on January 16th I spent one hour and 39 minutes on my smartphone, broken down like this: I knew I used Instagram a lot, but Hooked definitely helped me see my social app usage in numbers, and I started to become more mindful about it.
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Make wise food choices and eat the things you enjoy mostWhen it comes to eating, I really think you'll only regret it if you deprive yourself of all the delicious and new things on offer when travelling — I would simply advise being a bit more mindful about your choices.
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However, the study was conducted over a short period of time and was not blind nor randomized, so it's possible that some patients were more mindful of their diabetes management because they knew they were being tracked, said Dr. Tom Donner, director of the Johns Hopkins Comprehensive Diabetes Center.
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In short, government agencies that run shops are generally going to be more mindful of public health and safety, while private companies are only going to be interested in maximizing sales, even if that means making prices very low or selling to minors and people with drug use disorders.
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" Kristen Orthman, a spokeswoman with Warren's senatorial re-election campaign, emailed a statement from the senator first given to the Boston Globe: "I wish that I had been more mindful of the distinction between heritage and tribal citizenship Only the tribes can determine tribal citizenship and I respect their right.
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Although there are other tools and browser extensions (such as Just Unfollow) that can help you organize your feed, Tokimeki lets me make my incredibly sad reality a little bit brighter by helping me better curate what I see on my screen and being more mindful about who I'm interacting with.
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In short, government agencies that run shops are generally going to be more mindful of public health and safety, while private companies running shops are only going to be interested in maximizing sales even if that means making prices very low or selling to minors and people with drug use disorders.
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"I find that in the absence of exercise, I have to be more mindful about what I eat and my diet, especially now that I just had a baby and trying to sort of get back to where I was before Theodore was born," the entrepreneur and mother of three, 34, tells PEOPLE.
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I am perhaps more mindful with my battery saving techniques than most but I was very impressed by the improvements I saw in the S7 line in regards to battery life, both phones did stellar jobs of lasting me through the day in light of Screen-on Times floating around 6-7 hours.
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" When your friend keeps complaining about how "poor" they are—even though they know you're really struggling to make ends meet, and they make twice as much money as you do... "Hey, could I ask you to be a bit more mindful of how you're talking about money when we're hanging out?
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"The goal of these features is to help people be more mindful and intentional about how much time they're spending on Facebook and Instagram, and really give them that power and control over how and when they want to engage," Ameet Ranadive, head of Instagram's well-being team, said during a press conference.
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Under EU rules coming into force in January, banks will have to itemize research and trading fees so asset managers know what they are paying for, making them more mindful about the quality of stock analysis and triggering a price war, a report from the Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation (CSFI) noted.
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"The aim is to prompt people to be more mindful of the energy they consume and how these calories relate to activities in their everyday lives, to encourage them to be more physically active," wrote Shirley Cramer, chief executive of the Royal Society for Public Health, in an opinion article published on Wednesday in The BMJ.
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Yes, it is called the Dubai Now Application, or the Dubai Now Platform and anybody can download it and use it for services like health, driving, residency visas, businesses, housing, education, security and justice, transportation—people can manage their day to day aspects and become more mindful about what's going on in the city around them.
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The leadership of the U.S. House of Representatives is urging a "go slow" approach to impeachment proceedings against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, mindful of polls showing most Americans oppose impeachment.
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For Americans who are trying to be more mindful about the fish they eat; who are worried about the impact of climate change and endangering fish stock; who want to eat food from lakes or oceans closer to home; or for pregnant women trying to avoid fish with high mercury content, this news has got to be frustrating, Lowell said.
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Three additional women came forward on Wednesday to say former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE touched them in ways that made them uncomfortable shortly after Biden, in a two-minute video, pledged to be more mindful of women's personal space.
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