Holding onto a grudge diminishes your life, not anyone else's.
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Going into the wilderness should be about you, not anyone else.
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"They didn't kill my son, not anyone from Bangladesh," he said.
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I denied myself that dream — not you, not anyone else — me.
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It's not anyone else's responsibility for you to feel complete and whole.
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It's more proof that makeup is for the wearer, not anyone else.
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That is the case for those born in 1980, not anyone since.
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Authorities also would not confirm to PEOPLE whether or not anyone was hurt.
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It's currently unclear whether or not anyone else was arrested in the incident.
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Not John Kelly, not Ivanka Trump, not anyone, tells him what to do.
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The President is on trial here, not anyone with the last name Biden.
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"I've heard back from friends, but not anyone that I pissed off," he said.
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Whether or not anyone actually needs to run three apps simultaneously is another question.
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It's allowing yourself to eat for you and your body — not anyone else's rules.
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"Not anyone can write a catchy riff," says Oskar "Asrok" Frederiksen, guitarist and vocalist.
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In general, not anyone can stand behind political candidates at rallies, campaign experts said.
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No one is beating Trump in a primary in 2020 -- not Haley, not anyone.
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The point is that it's the President's right as the accused, not anyone else's.
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Whether or not anyone in this group would take the job is another story.
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And, with the rise of breast milk classified websites, more often than not, anyone does.
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It's ultimately up to you, not anyone else, who will determine your happiness and success.
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YOU and YOUR health are what matters, not anyone else's opinions and assumptions of you.
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"There's not anyone else that comes close to Finnegan's status in Maxwell's eyes," Cisneros said.
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Whether or not anyone applied for the job, it ultimately went to a former Obama staffer.
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" Whether or not anyone else noticed it, I liked the contrast between "this year" and "December.
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Hosting a successful reality television show is a legitimately difficult job that not anyone could do.
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"The images are not anyone who would look like myself or my friends," Fitz tells Refinery29.
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He refused to go to even one meeting to see whether or not anyone was intimidated.
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Your email subject line will often determine whether or not anyone will actually read your message.
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There&aposs really not anyone like them out there right now based on my non-existent research.
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Not anyone, after all, can build a structure that appeals to both furry felines and their owners.
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Only Simpson -- not "Charlie," not the blameless Jason, not anyone else -- had the motive to kill Nicole.
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Plus, it can't be said enough: Graham's reasons for working out are her business and not anyone else's.
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Perhaps more explosively, investigators are questioning whether or not anyone close to Trump's campaign knew about such efforts.
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Not anyone can sell art prints on Curioos as the company only wants the best of the best.
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" He told me, "There was not anyone approaching even the most liberal interpretation of a 'high-value detainee.
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That is to say: not Kamala Harris, not Pete Buttigieg, and not anyone else in the enormous field.
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White House staff met with Untermeyer, but apparently not anyone in the camp of Democratic nominee Michael Dukakis.
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"In terms of a comprehensive overall strategy, there's not anyone that's really delivering that at this point," Meadows said.
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That's a place that will teach you not to buy into your own bullshit, and especially not anyone else's.
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Ever since companies started producing smartwatches, there's been an ongoing debate about whether or not anyone even wears watches.
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Or at least not anyone who has once shown the sort of loyalty to him Trump wants and needs.
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Still, she emphasized that it is ultimately the bride's decision as to whether or not anyone else can wear white.
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Monsees told lawmakers that Juul "never wanted any non-nicotine users, and certainly not anyone underage" to use its products.
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No one will be able to look at his full record before the hearing – not me, not you, not anyone.
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"For one thing, you're not going to have any celebrities there — maybe a few, but not anyone big," she said.
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" Scott's speech earned him cheers and applause, as he reminded everyone, "It is your life that you're living, not anyone else's.
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If her mom wants to let her play dress up with a piece of jewelry, it's truly not anyone else's business.
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Whether they believe in the health benefits or not, anyone can enjoy the warm glow and aesthetic appeal this lamp offers.
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But that was not enough to go on, as the partial profile could only rule suspects out, but not anyone in.
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"It was more out of frustration, not anyone, directed at the media, not the people who work there," the official said.
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Not anyone who's spent time watching what the Los Angeles Times billed in 2010 as the best television drama in history.
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Whether or not she chose to inject her lips or line them up to her nose is her business, not anyone else's.
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Now their field is developing so quickly that there aren't widely agreed-upon ethical guidelines, and certainly not anyone to enforce them.
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But it makes no real sense that Bran would tell Sam Tarly, whom he barely knows, and not anyone else about it.
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That is to say: not Kamala Harris, not South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, and not anyone else in the enormous field.
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"Francia has a huge heart because not anyone would just let go of one of their organs to give it to someone else."
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"Francia has a huge heart because not anyone would just let go of one of their organs to give it to someone else."
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"If I had a day where I had nothing to do, I'd want to spend it with you — not anyone else," he yelled.
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I've been to Lebanon a few times in years past, but I usually went with my husband, not anyone in the culinary world.
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But by honoring their heritage these new gangs have found comfort, and a platform for individuality and rebellion that suits them, not anyone else.
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But the Gun Violence Archive takes a much broader view, counting incidents where more than three people were shot, whether or not anyone was killed.
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He said he doesn't want anyone else in the room with us because the birth is about our family and our experiences, not anyone else's.
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I couldn't even begin to speculate on whether or not anyone could get into Area 51 to see what's going on because it's fundamentally impossible.
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It seems to be okay with PS4 players who are being pitted against PC or mobile gamers, but not anyone using an Xbox One or Switch.
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"It's bad enough that any of this happened, but it cannot happen for a second time, not on our watch, not anyone else's watch," Coe said.
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The real battle is between Mueller and Putin; the purpose of the investigation is to determine whether or not anyone associated with Trump bears legal responsibility.
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There's no word on whether or not anyone failed to follow this wise child's advice, but personally I've found yet another reason to stick to the elliptical.
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Detroit (CNN)No one -- not Bernie Sanders, not Elizabeth Warren, not Pete Buttigieg, not anyone -- has more riding on tonight's CNN Democratic presidential debate than Beto O'Rourke.
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It reports any time a firearm is discharged within a school building or on campus, whether accidentally or intentionally and whether or not anyone has been harmed.
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It uses a Bluetooth connection, just like the app itself, to monitor the movement of the gun and tell whether or not anyone is trying to break in.
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It's still unclear what kind of video people will feel comfortable sharing to their professional profile, and whether or not anyone will want to watch whatever that is.
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Green thumb or not, anyone under a freeze warning who doesn't cover their plants Sunday night could be in a for a rude -- or wilted -- awakening Monday morning.
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I feel like I have to make the most of this time, because there's not anyone I can look to who's had a long window who's a woman, period.
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Whether or not anyone actually bought into the ruse, the tactic is emblematic of a conviction still widely held: Fast food is, by and large, food of the poor.
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When you can stay as close to who you are and not anyone else, you will show up at your best, whether you are a contributor or a leader.
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It's not anyone on the staff to blame, their hands were tied with limited employees and an app that was yielding zero money for a company with disappointing stock prices.
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Step back and what's clear is that no one -- not Kelly, not Trump lawyer Ty Cobb, not anyone -- is going to convince the president to lay off the Russia rhetoric.
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But you do you, girl.) Then, when she thinks she might be pregnant, she assures Kenickie that it's somebody else's (and it's not anyone in the group, so please relax).
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Under the AHCA, the federal government would keep paying for people who signed up for Medicaid expansion coverage before January 1, 2020, but not anyone who signs up after that.
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Keep reading to find out the basic premise, the newly-added rules, and whether or not anyone can actually even win something at the end of Bachelor In Paradise season 4.
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"Carol is about realizing you might already be on a hero's journey of your own, whether or not anyone realizes it, whether or not even you realize it," Stohl told me.
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Whether or not anyone uses it to publish directly to their profiles, the design is markedly improved from how it is for the majority of users, including Reddit CEO Steve Huffman.
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"At the end of the day I play golf to fulfill my ambitions not anyone else's but I wish I could have given the crowd something to cheer about," he said.
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While this has been touted as a feature by the leading body camera manufacturer Axon, the livestream was only supposed to be available to the officers, not anyone with an antenna.
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So it was Leo Burnett Tailor Made that decided to game Wikipedia, and it was the Brazil distributor — not anyone from North Face proper — that ultimately approved the campaign, the company claims.
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That so many of these stories pull their titles from the names of their middle-aged protagonists communicates a simple but important message: These movies are about these women, not anyone else.
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In November 2017, President Donald Trump told reporters that he is "the only one who matters" when setting US foreign policy — not the secretary of state, and not anyone else in the administration.
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The recall announcement states that there have been two reported incidents in which the EpiPens failed to work, but did not specify as to whether or not anyone was injured as a result.
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But the truth is, my brain mostly switched between 10-second loops of the Farmers Insurance jingle and anxiously agonizing over whether or not anyone on my study abroad program actually liked me.
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Experts say the meetings Beacon arranged with foreign governments fall under the purview of regulators in other countries, not anyone in the US. Most countries don't have lobbying laws, and few mandate meaningful disclosures.
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"The president is on trial here, not anyone with the last name Biden," Senator Chris Coons, Democrat of Delaware and a close ally of the elder Mr. Biden, said in a tweet Tuesday night.
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It is, point blank, an incredibly difficult topic to discuss, and unless you've been directly impacted by it, it can sometimes feel like something that happens elsewhere, to other people, certainly not anyone you know.
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But the announced resignation of Census Bureau director John H. Thompson in June shouldn't be ignored; it could have massive consequences for millions of Americans down the line, whether or not anyone is paying attention.
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Through a centralized dashboard, issuers can keep track of who owns what, the timing and pricing of shares issued and whether or not anyone current equity stakeholders are willing to sell their shares right now.
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The robot — its creators invariably refer to it as a "he" — chitters and chatters, whether or not anyone is playing with it, and sounds like a cross between WALL-E, a guinea pig and a fart.
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"A new high-speed rail will be built right through my studio — not anyone else's, mine," he said wryly, thrusting two beefy arms out to show where the government planned to construct its next big project.
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It found some promising trends — maybe the program works for black 3-year-olds, but not anyone else — but also some subgroups in which the intervention seemed actively harmful, like kids in households with a depressed parent.
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Or perhaps, as seems more likely, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia really did not think that anyone—at least not anyone he thought was important—would care about the disappearance or death of a Saudi journalist.
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Pop culture teaches you that sex is a writhing, leg-twisting, candlelit thing you want, but doesn't explain why (or whether or not anyone observes fire safety by blowing out the candles when it's time for sleep).
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On March 217, the Norwegian Directorate of Health said that regardless of whether they have symptoms or not, anyone coming into Norway from outside Nordic countries should be quarantined at home for two weeks from their arrival.
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Did not anyone on the Democratic team ever consider that every single one of the tens of thousands of stories written or broadcast about Ukraine would link Joe Biden and his druggie son to talk of corruption?
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White House staffers have historically been appointed to positions based on some underlying characteristics which include being qualified for the job and being able to responsibly conduct their work on behalf of our government, not anyone else's.
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But when Vox asked a follow-up question as to whether or not anyone at FX had been aware of such allegations against C.K. outside of his projects with the network, Landgraf insisted that they were not.
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"Pretty much in Hollywood you're not anyone until it's rumored that you're gay, so I wasn't that upset about it," a 20133-year-old Thomas said when Jay Leno asked if the speculation drove him "nuts" in 22013.
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Norway On March 12 the Norwegian Directorate of Health said that regardless of whether they have symptoms or not, anyone coming into Norway from outside Nordic countries should be quarantined at home for two weeks from their arrival.
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After a divorce 22 years earlier and a long post-marriage relationship, I had kept all potential romance light, which mostly meant dating charming but impossible men, not anyone with whom to spend the rest of my life.
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It's the kind of thing I think you can be looking for from our scripted that will be tapping into those filters but also sort of doing a spin on it that feels like not anyone could do that.
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But since it's touting itself as "the most controversial film of the year," in which "no side is spared," a "no-holds-barred takedown of red and blue states alike," it's fair game whether or not anyone sees it.
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Why they might not: Anyone who's seen Olympus Has Fallen, the more self-important of the 2013 "save the president from terrorists" movies (alongside White House Down) probably has a good barometer for judging whether Hunter Killer is their speed.
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The explosion and fire at Chernobyl's Unit 4 reactor on April 26, 1986, was an extraordinarily messy and grim event, a radioactive "dirty" bomb on a scale that no one — certainly not anyone in the Soviet Union — was prepared for.
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And, just so we're clear, what the FBI -- and eventually special counsel Robert Mueller -- were looking into was whether or not anyone on the Trump campaign (most notably former foreign policy adviser Carter Page) had been compromised by the Russians.
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"And no one, not Mr. Epstein who was presumed innocent and had violated no prison disciplinary rule, and not anyone should be imprisoned under the harsh, even medieval conditions at the MCC where Mr. Epstein spent his final hours," the statement continued.
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In a sense, the title refers to all these characters (even Teddy who, it's worth noting, changes his name), but I think you can argue the title, catchy as it is, is the words of the author, not anyone inside his fiction.
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What that all means is that no one -- not Sanders, not former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, not anyone -- will be able to even remotely compete on the TV airwaves (or anywhere else) with Bloomberg starting at the beginning of next month.
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But Eleanor Coppola is not anyone: She's an 80-year-old woman who's spent her life supporting the filmmaker dreams of everybody else in her Hollywood-centric family — including Francis Ford Coppola (The Godfather) and daughter Sofia Coppola (The Bling Ring, Lost In Translation).
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The commission has determined that bloodstain-pattern analysis that is used to reconstruct a crime must be performed by an organization or individual who is accredited — not anyone who is a self-styled expert — if it is to be allowed in a Texas court.
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We do a circle around the concert space until we find ourselves on another long-ass line and it's unclear what it's for or whether or not anyone on it will get in, but when you see a line, you gotta wait on it, right?
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Sometimes brands seem to react to stimuli like normal organisms (see: Pepsi shrinking away from the internet's ire earlier this week), and sometimes they just... do their own thing, dancing to the music that's in their head regardless of whether or not anyone cares or even notices.
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"There is not anyone else who does the kind of work done by these experts," Offutt said, predicting economists and statisticians would simply take jobs at the numerous universities and nonprofits that litter Washington, DC, rather than relocate to the heartland, leaving ERS bereft of expertise.
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Because at the end of the day, no matter who you are or what your relationship is with the internet, beauty, or celebrity, there's one thing we at R29 believe in fully: If, when, and how much makeup you wear is up to you, not anyone else.
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" At the end of Sondland's roughly six hours of testimony, Democrat Adam Schiff, who chairs the House Intelligence Committee leading the inquiry, said he thought Trump "was the one who decided whether a meeting would happen, whether aid would be lifted, not anyone who worked for him.
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Watch out for difficult conversations as Venus opposes Pluto: You might be given the third degree or feel pressured to discuss something that's not anyone else's business—bring in a third party to help mediate, and don't get caught in a power struggle with someone who is manipulative.
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There are many beautiful spaces out there, but we're always looking for something beyond beauty — that elusive sense of personality, of idiosyncrasy, the sense that its owner is deeply selfish, by which I mean that she is thinking only of whether she will like it, not anyone else.
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Health officials have been working to determine whether or not anyone else was exposed to the coronavirus after a 23-year-old US soldier stationed in South Korea tested positive earlier this week, when he became the first member of the US military to test positive for the virus.
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For me, the most compelling art will always be supplied not by those artists who are consciously in conversation with the academy, market, and institution, or belong to the ivy league, trust fund society, or blue-chip pipelines, but those who make art whether or not anyone can see them.
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So I visited Thierry Goldberg Gallery for Shrobe's exhibition Homegrown and came to understand that his assemblages are really his own — not anyone else's, though there are visual, material, and strategic elements in his work that are evocative of other artists, like flavor notes I recognize for having tasted them before in other wines.
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People attempt the seemingly impossible: writing biographies of those often obscured by history — the lowly, unsung and unscrupulous — and so answer Virginia Woolf's question: 'Is not anyone who has lived a life, and left a record of that life, worthy of biography — the failures as well as the successes, the humble as well as the illustrious?
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The public results of that investigation — which is examining whether or not anyone from Trump's campaign colluded with Russia or if the president himself has obstructed justice in the course of the investigation — have intensified in the last month, with indictments against over a dozen Russians and new charges in the cases against Trump's former campaign chairman and his deputy.
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The lawsuit argues that the practice of family separations is "irrationally discriminatory" and violates the constitutional guarantee of equal protection "because it targets only people crossing our southwestern border, the majority of whom are from Latin America, and not anyone crossing the northern border or entering the United States elsewhere," according to a news release from New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood's office.
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Whether or not anyone ascribes to the belief of Harvard University Professor Clayton Christensen, the progenitor of the popular theory of disruptive innovation, who predicts that "50 percent of the 4,000 colleges and universities in the U.S. will be bankrupt in 10 to 15 years," there's no arguing against the fact that a wave of attrition is coming for higher education in the country.
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Like five minutes ago I was supposed to be writing this but instead I listened to "Cookie Puss" and thought hard about whether or not anyone still makes prank calls, and also right now I'm pretty tired and feel like all of my little minutes are both accounted for and lost, and I'm at sea, bobbing around with unread library books and old, wilty celery, a warm mist rising.
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