Overall, 69 percent say they are not comfortable sharing information about their debt and 69 percent say they are not comfortable sharing their credit score.
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"We will now continue the ceremony; and if they start doing the 'concert' it's because they're not comfortable, either they're too hot, or they're not comfortable, or they're hungry," Francis said.
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Mr. Kasich said he was "not comfortable" with the advertisement.
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I am not comfortable with the concept of 'thought crime.
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"This had a bite to it that was not comfortable."
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You and I know that they're not comfortable at all.
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"I'm not comfortable with putting price controls on drugs," Sen.
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I love cooking, but I'm not comfortable holding sharp knives.
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Even after that, the conversation with publishers was not comfortable.
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"I'm not comfortable with more mechanized techniques," Mr. Bédos said.
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I'm not unhappy I'm alive, but I'm not comfortable alive.
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Even some auto companies are not comfortable with his proposal.
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That's not to say it's not comfortable — it's very comfy.
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Clearly it bothers me enough, I'm not comfortable with it.
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If you're not comfortable with that, don't do it, you know?
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But many of these voters are also not comfortable supporting Clinton.
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But I'm not comfortable enough yet to let myself stop trying.
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Like, Yeah, I'm definitely not comfortable with people thinking I'm male.
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V.P. JOE BIDEN: No, I'm not comfortable with goofy Uncle Joe.
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I'm like, "Uh, no" if something is itchy or not comfortable.
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And I'm just not comfortable providing that kind of entertainment anymore.
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I'm not comfortable with that, I don't think I'll do it.
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People who respect Luang Pu Thuat are not comfortable seeing this.
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So if you're not comfortable, you won't really enjoy the experience.
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They're not comfortable pants or tights-esque bottoms — they're just leggings.
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Despite growing up in Miami, I'm not comfortable in the ocean.
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And I'm not comfortable being operated on by people I know.
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If you are not comfortable with this, PLEASE GO NO FURTHER.
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Fear is not comfortable, but it does make us more aware.
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If you're not comfortable with that, consider reading a synopsis online.
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"For the most part, these are not comfortable places," he said.
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Decisions it claims it's not comfortable making as a private company.
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"I am not comfortable with that at this point," said Rep.
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The teacher allegedly told Starke she was not comfortable with Choudhury's behavior.
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He said they failed because he was not comfortable being the star.
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My records have always been set in a way that's not comfortable.
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"I'm not comfortable" with legalizing sex work, he said at the time.
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Not comfortable for your body, but totally comfortable, because it guides you.
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I'm not comfortable getting better and better and better at one thing.
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I am not comfortable doing it but everything about rehab feels uncomfortable.
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To be a Jew in Germany in the 453s was not comfortable.
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"Horses know when you're not comfortable and off he went," says Goldsmith.
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"No I am not" comfortable with it, the Wisconsin Republican told reporters.
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" 62D: I'm still not comfortable making jokes about the N.R.A. like "Org.
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They are not comfortable with themselves, which is what makes them contemporary.
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Not comfortable enough for them to stay long, but a decent surface.
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Experts thought Iron Man's suit was visually appealing but probably not comfortable.
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A lot of these big homes, I think, are just not comfortable.
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"I'm still not comfortable riding anything larger than 20 feet," McNamara said.
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And anyone who is not comfortable, we'll train you until you are.
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Or you insist on talking about a topic they're not comfortable discussing.
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And when you're not comfortable in your own skin, you don't value yourself.
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I have to admit, I'm not comfortable getting plunged back into this period.
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If you're not comfortable with change, Brooklyn is a bad place to be.
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"I am not comfortable with a body piercing as of yet," he said.
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I was looking in the mirror and not comfortable about who I was.
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She repeatedly rebuffs his requests and says she is not comfortable doing so.
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If he was not comfortable with it, we wouldn't have made the film.
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Beck said he was not comfortable with his son attending such a discussion.
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"We're asking three guys to play positions they're not comfortable playing," Collins said.
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The employee later said she was not comfortable with this line of conversation.
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I'm just very blunt about what I am and am not comfortable with.
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"I'm not comfortable being a gatekeeper; it's the hardest part of the job."
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Whatever the real reason ... it's clear that Wayne's not comfortable in St. Louis.
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If your partner recommends a budget that you're not comfortable with, be honest.
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"But if you're not comfortable with that, it's probably not a good idea."
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"I'm never in favor of arming people who are not comfortable," Wallace said.
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If you&aposre not in the film you&aposre not comfortable to laugh.
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Here she is, a young woman now, and they're not comfortable with that.
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Now, I'm having to tap into emotions that I really am not comfortable with.
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After kissing for a while, I said: ''I'm not comfortable here on the couch.
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If you're not comfortable with failure, you're not going to succeed as a programmer.
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Agent: No, you don't have to do it if you're not comfortable with it.
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Stamos added that he was not comfortable probing the company's backend without its permission.
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If you're not comfortable asking for the day off, you're not the only one.
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I felt like it was a different show and no, I was not comfortable.
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I am not comfortable with any of us being controlled, manipulated, silenced, or bullied.
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" Indeed, Huseman told the council that Amazon "was not comfortable with letting workers unionize.
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" She's since realized that she's just not comfortable "foregoing [her] identity for a picture.
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I am not comfortable in hospitals in general and my anxiety is the worst.
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"We've said no to many clubs because we were not comfortable," he told Reuters.
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Clearly, the majority of people are not comfortable in a steering wheel-less car.
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Eight-five percent of the docs said they're not comfortable screening for environmental factors.
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Maybe the company decides to pursue a new philosophy you're just not comfortable with.
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And until that changes, we're not comfortable being back on there as an advertiser.
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"She will not do it if she is not comfortable with it," she said.
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"I'm not comfortable with Goofy Uncle Joe," he told CNBC's John Harwood in 2016.
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If we are not comfortable doing this, we usually don't go to that country.
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That was only possible after reasserting that I was not comfortable in this situation.
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"I vote for a lot of things I'm not comfortable with," Mr. Hensarling said.
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We hoped to film them as well, but they were not comfortable with video.
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Like most teenage girls, Jodi (Ava Michelle) is not comfortable in her own skin.
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"I'm not comfortable yet with the deterrent posture that we have in Europe," Gen.
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It was not comfortable music, but it got under your heart, and lifted up.
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He said if I'm not comfortable doing that, he can end his trip early.
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Though it's something to consider if you're not comfortable walking alone in isolated neighborhoods.
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"If I don't talk to her one day, I'm not comfortable," Ivy told me.
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Pros: Weather resistant, generous size, flexible, easy to cleanCons: Not comfortable to bare feet
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The Japanese are not comfortable with extra gestures of affection like the hand patting.
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As time passes, Anna comes to feel if not comfortable with her captors then acclimated.
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In that same poll, 49% of voters indicated they were not comfortable with Trump's reelection.
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Huntley has thought about it but said she's not comfortable with the potential financial instability.
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"The FBI is an organization not comfortable operating in a political environment," another official said.
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If you're not comfortable with that, remove it and replace it will a static image.
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She's scared, she's not comfortable, and she doesn't know how to be in a relationship.
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Somehow, audiences have come to grow accustomed to real people having extraordinary, not comfortable days.
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We just listed so bad that I am not comfortable being in this [ship] anymore.
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We just listed so bad that I am not comfortable being in this shop anymore.
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Many if not most of these women are not comfortable inserting them with their hands.
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I came out here and wanted to do something I am completely not comfortable with.
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She's not comfortable with the Web's fluid, insubstantial anonymity, which feels like freedom to him.
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"If it is beautiful, but not comfortable, it is not successful" is the designer's motto.
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What really strikes me is people are not comfortable talking about it, to this day.
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And you also have the parents of minors who are sometimes not comfortable with interviews.
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I'm not comfortable with the idea of a private group setting up a competing currency.
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You're happy talking about writing in a way you're not comfortable talking about your acting.
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I am not comfortable with my mother-in-law and do not enjoy her company.
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"I'm not comfortable in a place where people tell you how to live," she said.
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But McCain said he was not comfortable voting for a bill on that assurance alone.
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Second, we are not comfortable rewarding doctors for withholding a test that could help some men.
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"The UNC Department of Public Safety was not comfortable at that time bringing charges," Woodall explains.
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We also looked at apps that help to automate investing, but I'm not comfortable recommending one.
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It is possible some people are not comfortable admitting that they would give him their support.
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" If they press you, push back: "I'm not comfortable revealing my salary, so let's move on.
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If you're not comfortable with their answer, then don't give them your ID or credit card.
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I thought Gwen doesn't feel comfortable in your skin because she's not comfortable in her skin.
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I'm comfortable watching it and hearing about it, but I myself am not comfortable performing it.
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If you're not comfortable with a typical bodycon cheongsam, co-ords are the way to go.
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He simply said he was not comfortable being there in part because he doesn't understand war.
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That's the curse of being a teenager, not comfortable in her own skin, in a way.
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I'm not comfortable worrying about unwanted pregnancy or the second class status of women in fic.
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Yet another explanation emerged Thursday: She was not comfortable with using a computer to read email.
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A boyfriend once dumped me for not having throw pillows: "You're not comfortable," he told me.
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He shared that he was "not comfortable" sitting next to the openly queer artist and activist.
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I am not comfortable in my skin and comfortable am am not you cannot we shouldn't.
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There were a couple who I noticed right away were not well, they were not comfortable.
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My colleagues make assumptions about the future of being human with which I am not comfortable.
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But the concept of running out of time is one that is not comfortable for people.
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But other evangelicals are not comfortable with the political direction Mr. Graham is taking their faith.
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It's scary to put yourself out there when you're not comfortable with your level of skill.
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Because you've used your your right to free speech in a way we're not comfortable with.
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We're not doing 50 moves, and I have the freedom to move, if I'm not comfortable.
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Orrin Hatch, a Utah Republican, said on Wednesday that he was "not comfortable" with Trump's tweet.
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And if you're really not comfortable with Face ID unlock, you can always use a regular passcode.
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That would mean they're personally not comfortable with it, not that the next woman can't wear it.
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There is one downside to this bag: The shoulder strap is not comfortable because of the leather.
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"I'm not comfortable giving specific details about the situation because I don't feel it's necessary," Reinhart explains.
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Kim ends the preview by telling the cameras she's not comfortable with her children being around guns.
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On both Android and iOS you have the option to revoke any permissions you're not comfortable with.
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Clearly, these two men are not comfortable with each other and have no clue how to deal.
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You've got folks who are more reluctant to move because they're not comfortable with the job market.
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"I'm personally just not comfortable with feeding people buns that have been touched by mice," Frame said.
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Those who said they were not comfortable with their earnings were also likely to experience more stress.
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But if you're not comfortable having dinner with women, do not have dinner with men. Right. Okay.
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"It's not comfortable for me to attack Marco Rubio," he said of his former protégé in Florida.
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Bernie Sanders' Medicare for All bill, but in August 2019 announced she was "not comfortable" with it.
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"Chairman Shelby was obviously not comfortable that he had the votes when he did it," said Brown.
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"The most important thing is to never take out funding that you're not comfortable repaying," Loren said.
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Ironically, the animal is not very confident if it's doing that, and it's not comfortable at all.
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"The very first thing we learned was that people are not comfortable sharing their finances," he says.
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If someone isn't comfortable showing me their identity, I'm not comfortable making an effort to see them.
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Those who are not comfortable financially will continue to struggle with the lessened number of opportunities available.
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And I hate that — I'm not comfortable with how much of the narrative has been around me.
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It was all fine, but not comfortable, and I generally want to be comfortable while I'm eating.
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It is NOT comfortable and I do NOT sleep well, but I do it because I can.
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"I was not comfortable with the practice, principally out of a commitment to transparency," Canales told Recode.
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"We're not comfortable with many things in society," Noah said, "but we've learned to get over it."
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"I'm not comfortable to say it's in the next meeting or two, but it could be," Yellen said.
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"I always knew she was different and not comfortable with this world from a young age," she said.
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Messer reportedly did not take action at the time because the woman was not comfortable publicizing the incident.
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I'd say I made $2,000 in sales from Gardenarium, which isn't a lot of money, certainly not comfortable.
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"It's one of those things men are not comfortable talking about," he said during the Migraine World Summit.
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"My craziest fashion buy was... "I bought these really weird geisha shoes that were expensive and not comfortable.
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And the president is linking a lot of things that many people are not comfortable with having linked.
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That's kind of unhealthy, but he's just not comfortable with the status quo and his routine being rocked.
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Another Senate Republican also made clear he's not comfortable with Trump's lashing out at another branch of government.
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If I walk into a farm that I'm not comfortable using, then I simply will not use them.
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VICE: Is there a place or a street in Warsaw you're not comfortable walking around alone at night?
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Still, Hains noted, she doesn't insist anyone on her team go to a job if they're not comfortable.
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Right, because as private citizens, we're not comfortable with the moderation options that are more analogous to surveillance.
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A lot of members — especially at that time — were not comfortable speaking to a shrink, so to speak.
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Semprevivo then called Singer back and said he was not comfortable talking about the issue, the complaint states.
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A problem has emerged for Democrats who want to go negative: They're just not comfortable sticking to it.
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"I am not comfortable with the idea of creating new circles, new clubs, new leagues within Europe," he added.
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"I am NOT comfortable that Prime III has been properly vetted for all security and integrity issues," said Miller.
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"Most brands just are not comfortable with risk, and both Tana and Jake are risky brand ambassadors," she said.
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"We are not comfortable as the baht has strengthened against the currencies of trade partners and competitors," he said.
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But, outside of E Baldi in Beverly Hills, West explained why he's not comfortable being hailed as the hero.
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Many parents are not comfortable letting their infants wear what amounts to an Apple Watch embedded in their clothing.
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The cryptic Mueller was "clearly not comfortable being cast as an extra in somebody else's drama," wrote Errol Louis.
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If you're not comfortable making a 10 percent contribution, it's better to start small than not begin at all.
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And so she's been a little standoffish with my parents, 'cause she's just not comfortable and she's really particular.
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I'm generally not comfortable leaving the house without my baton, gas gun, can of pepper spray, and pocket knife.
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But I'm also not comfortable with people going after the president, accusing him of treason and calling for impeachment.
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Mr. Streisand said Ms. Spears told him she was not comfortable with her father as conservator of her finances.
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Flake said he is not "comfortable voting yes" on the nominee and called to hear more from the accuser.
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McCarthy's comments are a sign that even many Republicans are not comfortable with how far the Alabama law goes.
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"It gives the choice to the person who receives the money and that's not comfortable for charities," she said.
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The president later said he was not comfortable with the possibility of 150 Iranians being killed in the attack.
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It is tolerable, but it is not comfortable by any definition of the word that I am aware of.
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It doesn't matter how good-looking the clothes are, if they are not comfortable then I'm not wearing it.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin, said on Thursday that he was not comfortable with it, and Gov.
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But if you're not comfortable with a level and a drill, he added, you should consider hiring a professional.
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Bloomberg needs to bring in new people who he is not comfortable with to train for the next debate.
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I don't want to lie to them, but I'm also not comfortable sharing my medical history in casual conversation.
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The vast majority of Indians are still not comfortable with reading descriptions — and that too in English, he said.
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During the CCXP panel, Gal Gadot said that while the costume looked amazing in a mirror, "it's not comfortable."
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Britain's multicultural electorate is largely not comfortable with accepting anti-Muslim rhetoric, therefore the memes only find limited traction.
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Democrats still are not comfortable with simply a promise from Republicans that an immigration bill will face a vote.
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"I am personally devastated and not comfortable with the direction of where we are going as a country," he says.
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"I'm not comfortable recommending any lifestyle changes other than to keep active and eat a well-balanced diet," he said.
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They argued that some are not comfortable jumping directly into big talk, reasoning that certain people find small talk relaxing.
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I'm not comfortable sleeping in old people's pee, so with that said, I'm just gonna sleep in Clark Kent's bed.
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Here you can browse by permission—from microphone access to call logs—and switch off any you're not comfortable with.
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When you play those living room shows, do you find that people request songs that you're not comfortable playing now?
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But matters of privacy issues spring immediately to mind—what if you're not comfortable telling your employer about your cycle?
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And why not - comfortable, functional, filled with food - a good kitchen can easily be the best room in any house.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Well, but -- WHOOPI GOLDBERG, ABC: I&aposm not comfortable with vindictiveness because to me, that&aposs very dictatorship.
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Heugel said that she also hasn't been photographed in years because she's not comfortable with how she looks right now.
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If you're not comfortable with leaping into the future of USB-C, the Swift 7 might not be for you.
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Even in Orange when they asked me to be nude, I was like, I'm not comfortable yet to do that.
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Cruz, on the other hand, is holding the conservative base and strategically expanding with those voters not comfortable with Trump.
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Tom Cole (R-Okla.) likewise said he is "not comfortable with that at this point" when asked about the proposal.
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"I was 210 and never worked in a company [operationally] so I was certainly not comfortable at first," Schwartz said.
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And I am not knocking anyone else who decides to take those roles, but I'm personally not comfortable with them.
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What if things went well, and I had to explain that I'm not comfortable with the whole butt sex thing?
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Cute clothes are great, but if they're not comfortable on Ellie or restrict her play, they won't stay on long.
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If you have extra money you're not comfortable risking on the stock market, I'd recommend a high-yield savings account.
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We don't know the boyfriend well, and we're not comfortable with the teenagers sleeping together, which they do at home.
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If I'm not there, I-- I not comfortable that those arguments are being made, but I know that they are.
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"I'm personally just not comfortable with serving people with serving people buns that have been touched by mice," Frame said.
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It's also possible that they're just not comfortable with the idea of working and would prefer you to stay home.
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"I'm not comfortable with how divisive the idea of not housing children in detention centers has become," Garcia de Mueller said.
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It might be because I was not comfortable in that body, so I didn't want to come any closer to them.
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But I couldn't get far enough to care about the image quality, because the headset itself is simply not comfortable enough.
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Not just Oh, you look cool because you wear pants or You're cool because you wear colors I'm not comfortable wearing.
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We wanted a pool party, but a real sense of isolation and like something was changing, happening, not right, not comfortable.
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As we went through it, it became very clear employees didn't like, investors didn't like it, the board was not comfortable.
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Employees opt in to use badges and can choose to use fake ones if they're not comfortable with the real ones.
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The teen told authorities that she "was not comfortable with this but did not know how to respond," the record alleges.
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In some instances patients have even been forced to undergo treatments they're not comfortable with, or even been refused treatments altogether.
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He got off to a slow start at the plate in 1951 while playing first base, where he was not comfortable.
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And while he's not comfortable at his current weight of 285 lbs, he is vowing to not go into hiding again.
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And I want to move forward with a message of inclusiveness, and talk to people that you're not comfortable talking to.
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If you're not comfortable with your ex talking to your family, or vice versa, Brateman suggests that you just tell them.
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"They were not comfortable showing their faces in public, or were not sure how their pictures would be used," she said.
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"They were not comfortable showing their faces in public, or were not sure how their pictures would be used," she said.
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"Members were not comfortable moving forward with the hearing," GOP communications director for the committee Kelley McNabb said in a statement.
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Collins said she is not comfortable with everyone on Trump's list of conservative names and stressed her preferences in their meeting.
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Some political analysts said she also benefited among white men because many were not comfortable voting for a black man. Mrs.
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Also not ideal is that the headset itself is not comfortable to wear for more than 30 minutes at a time.
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Most important, keyboard typing is not comfortable, and some tasks are better done with a mouse than with a touch screen.
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APPLE CEO SAYS DOES NOT INTEND TO LAUNCH OWN CURRENCY, NOT COMFORTABLE WITH A PRIVATE COMPANY HAVING COMPETING CURRENCY -LES ECHOS
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There is a widespread perception in Washington and Brussels that Trump officials were not comfortable with Ms. Malmstrom, an assertive Swede.
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"I'm not comfortable trying to discuss the specific victim engagements in a particular investigation, at least in this setting," Wray said.
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And once directed to their "ad preferences" page, half said they are not comfortable with the company creating such a list.
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"I'm not comfortable with it at all," Peters, who has endorsed Clinton, said of the prospect of Sanders heading the ticket.
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"If they push forward without any attempt with hearing what she's had to say, I'm not comfortable voting yes," said Sen.
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"If they push forward without any attempt with hearing what she's had to say, I'm not comfortable voting yes," Flake said.
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"The problem is a lot of the community is in the closet, or they're not comfortable being public," Hartnett-Beasley said.
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Silicon Valley angel investor Jason Calacanis says he's not comfortable buying Alibaba's stock, despite news the company is expecting big revenue growth.
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"If they push forward without any attempt with hearing what she's had to say, I'm not comfortable voting yes," he told Politico.
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"I'm not comfortable with the way I'm being kept from him," the 21-year-old said at an undisclosed location in Abuja.
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He's still getting in his own way, though, because, in his words, he is insecure and not comfortable in his own skin.
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"I'm not comfortable talking about politics, but voting is undeniably important and I wanted to know why it was important," she explains.
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"You're in this situation where it's not comfortable, with those unreliable conveniences, there's only so many you can deal with," Monyo said.
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If you're not comfortable coming into our office, please contact us and we'll test your Meth in the privacy of your home.
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If they have surgery before they can even express their gender identity, they may end up with genitalia they're not comfortable with.
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Even the aforementioned chair is a poetic illustration of his feelings: "It's not comfortable," the 29-year-old says on the podcast.
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"But we're currently not comfortable ruling anybody out as a suspect, or ruling anybody in as a suspect, in the Ramsey case."
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While they might have made a cool picture for Instagram or social media with a drink in hand, they were not comfortable.
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If it&aposs not comfortable, you won&apost want to wear it often, which defeats the whole purpose of a fitness tracker.
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For parents not comfortable with their own coding skills, kid-focused toys and languages are a lot easier to learn than Java.
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Many investors, though, believe the bar for intervention is still high, and that U.S. officials are not comfortable with more dollar gains.
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Starwood was not comfortable with Anbang's ability to finance the latest bid of $14 billion, according to people briefed on the matter.
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Flake, who is a member of the committee, said Sunday that he is "not comfortable voting yes" until he hears from Ford.
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As Ezeli recounts the hardships of his year, Draymond gets to thinking, and it's clear whatever he was thinking was not comfortable.
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Speaking with reporters, Mnuchin said he was not comfortable with Libra currently, particularly in guarding against money laundering and other illicit use.
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It's not comfortable, exactly, to be trapped inside Groff's lush, smothering Florida — but once you're there, you don't want to leave, ever.
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Binding is awful — it's hot, it chafes, it can make you break out and bleed in tight spots, and it's not comfortable.
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"Investors are not comfortable aggressively participating in the market," Astro del Castillo, managing director at First Grade Finance in Manila, told Reuters.
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"If they push forward without any attempt with hearing what she's had to say, I'm not comfortable voting yes," Flake said Sunday.
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I'd say that 'you don't know the answer; you're not comfortable answering the question,' and then I'd move on to the next candidate.
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I'm not comfortable asking for help, which I'm learning, and this project has helped me to be a lot more open and honest.
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If you're not comfortable handling all the logistics yourself and then meeting up with a stranger, you should probably stick to online only.
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Though Russia is not comfortable with the extent of Iran's influence in Syria, Mr Putin is not ready to torpedo relations with Tehran.
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Still, Microsoft's corporate position is clear based on its official statement, and it's obvious that Nadella is not comfortable with Trump's position, either.
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I have learned more about the artist's work and past, and conclude that I am not comfortable supporting his project at this time.
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If you're not comfortable attacking a motherboard with a cutting tool like a Dremel, then a hack like this just isn't for you.
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It feels like somebody, or some group of people on Half-Life 2's development, was not comfortable with it being a shooter.
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Ansari responded to the claims in a statement saying he "was surprised and concerned" at hearing she was not comfortable with the encounter.
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Collins also told "State of the Union" that she is not comfortable with President Donald Trump's list of 25 potential Supreme Court nominees.
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But they have a robust set of digital photo printing services, which is handy if you're not comfortable using online photo-printing sites.
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Though they are happy with it promoting ideas of wellness and bringing people together, they are not comfortable with being aligned to Tmrw.
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That way users can see exactly what's being collected, then opt out of the playback data they're not comfortable with, the company says.
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If you're not comfortable, you cannot focus on what the car is doing, or on really breaking those limits and pushing for more.
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I'm not comfortable speaking authoritatively on that, but I personally never felt unsafe and I met solo female travelers who said the same.
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"We were not comfortable in participating," Ms. Hwang said, adding that she thinks the Ripped Bodice's findings of 3.9 percent nonwhite were low.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President Mike Pence on Sunday described his novel coronavirus test as a "kind of invasive" and a "not comfortable" experience.
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If you're not comfortable going into an office, please contact any officer and they'll test your Meth in the privacy of your home.
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Short of that, you might ask the employer to explain the document, and if you're not comfortable with the answer, don't sign it.
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" She was not comfortable going out in the neighborhood, but at Klinsky, she said, she did not "have to look over my shoulder.
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These surveys may also ask questions you're not comfortable answering, like whether you plan to get pregnant in the next year or two.
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I am totally not comfortable with any policy prescription that says we wait 15 to 20 years to deal with very deep poverty.
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She says she is not comfortable with pursuing a case against a man she has known for years and recently beat at the polls.
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"If you have a sex drive, but it's not comfortable vaginally, we always say to try different types of sex and intimacy," says Cutler.
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"Continuing to progress with his strength, still a degree of pain (in his calf) that he's not comfortable with," Colts coach Frank Reich said.
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I stand in full support of every woman's right to not be harassed, asked or pressured to do anything they are not comfortable with.
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"We might be required to pull out if the Association independently decides to move forward on something that we're not comfortable with," Zuckerberg said.
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He wrote to me: Personally, I am not comfortable with any kind of censorship and think empty spaces on the paper look really bad.
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The investment bank said it is not comfortable taking equity risk with few sustainable signs of a growth recovery and valuations near peak levels.
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Injections - targeted at patients unable to take, or not comfortable with, daily pills - are, however, seen as a smaller market opportunity than oral medicines.
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Our sense is that the market is still not comfortable with normalizing interest rates, alongside the conviction that growth will prove to be sustainable.
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Many funds from Hong Kong are "not comfortable" with investing at home and instead go to Israel, Southeast Asia, or Silicon Valley, Man added.
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The key thing is that people want to use it, even though it's not comfortable if you`re stopped by the cops, he said.
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I feel super strong in where I am and how I could hold my ground, and say when I'm not comfortable in a relationship.
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I'm not comfortable with that," Santorum said, before noting that it's to Trump's advantage when "people go ballistic and call for things like treason.
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"Without raising the debt limit, I am not comfortable that we will get money to Texas this month to rebuild," Mnuchin told Fox News.
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"For me, I am not comfortable leaving the state," Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, added in an able display of preterition with reporters on Monday.
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Physical-tool wise, he's a pretty special kid, but when he's not comfortable and doesn't have space, he's just not as good a quarterback.
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"We strongly encourage our Team Members that are not comfortable working in our stores or facilities to speak to their managers about their options."
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"We strongly encourage our Team Members that are not comfortable working in our stores or facilities to speak to their managers about their options."
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If you're not comfortable going into an office setting, please request any officer and they'll test your Meth in the privacy of your home.
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I am a 27-year-old woman and I am allowed to say what I like and what I'm not comfortable with in bed.
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"The most important thing is to never take out funding that you&aposre not comfortable repaying on the repayment term," Loren told Business Insider.
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If you're not comfortable with wiring, smart plugs allow you to control anything you plug into an electrical outlet, such as a table lamp.
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It's not like I don't understand that completely, because I'm not comfortable being in the bathroom with an exposed penis, and I'm a man.
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Piece of advice: If you're not comfortable feeling pain during your massage, then Dr. Dot and her army of Dot Bots are not for you.
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We had to stand in front of a crowd full of people and pitch for money in places that we were not comfortable being in.
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"Being a little person, this world was not built for us, and then if you're overweight, just trying to adapt is not comfortable," she says.
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Sometimes, she'll put something out, and I may reach out to her and say, 'I'm not comfortable with that,' and she'll say, 'Sorry, Miss Cole.
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I told him something like, 'Don't do that,' and said 'I'm not comfortable with the door closed,' but he had me backed into a corner.
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" The singer explains, "I'm going to try to make it as cushy and comfortable for her as possible because if she's not comfortable, I'm not.
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Hence retaining the fingerprint scanner is helpful because it offers an alternative option for users not comfortable with the company's iris or face scanning systems.
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When Mary tells Shelley she's not comfortable with his wanting to take additional lovers — including her sister — he lashes out defensively, utterly unable to empathize.
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"I'm not comfortable showing this, but we have to expose the truth" of what many Carnival street parties have become, wrote the conservative Christian president.
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Nearly one quarter of parents were what C.S. Mott called "missed opportunities" — they didn't know about waivers (19%) or were not comfortable requesting one (5%).
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Around half of American adult users are not comfortable with Facebook compiling such detailed information about them, according to a survey by Pew Research Centre.
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I'd rather wear sneakers than any other shoes because It's so important for me to be comfortable…if I'm not comfortable, I feel less confident.
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"Some people are still not comfortable with interracial relationships, or at least they're a lot less comfortable than they would appear to be," Skinner added.
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The pair were mugged at knife point while training in Rio in 2014 and are still "not comfortable" about security but now take greater precautions.
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As the campaign went forward, what I saw was David Duke reverting back to his old campaign practices, and I was not comfortable with that.
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If you're uncomfortable asking for favors include an easy way for them to say no, like 'If you're not comfortable connecting me, I completely understand.
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I basically say my boundaries, that I'm not comfortable being touched in any areas that would be covered by a two-piece bathing suit, basically.
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Martin said she and her sisters had shopped at that store three or four times a week but are not comfortable going back there now.
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University presidents are just not comfortable with "castaways" who spend up to 39 days acting stranded, building their own shelter, and providing themselves with food.
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But — stepping back from the investigation — that history also includes a time when people were not comfortable coming forward to voice complaints about repugnant behavior.
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I most certainly would NOT recommend the space for anyone over 6'1 or who otherwise is not comfortable sleeping in small spaces for individual persons.
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"The kid who's not comfortable drawing or painting learns that you can manipulate wire to solve a problem or create a design," Mr. Rios said.
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"If someone is with you in this room and you're not comfortable being naked with them, they shouldn't be in this room," Mr. Boutros said.
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The LegalFling app, which lets users set out which practices they are and are not comfortable with, records sexual consent in a legally binding agreement.
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Mr. Lasko, at first not comfortable enough with the new leg to dive in, stepped into the water and took off into a gliding freestyle.
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That error is "that you've got doctors who are not comfortable doing the operation" making up a large proportion of the surgeons in the studies.
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The new canvas, as it turns out, is dominated by the color blue, with which Kevin is not comfortable and which he hardly ever used.
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"There've been times I've dated and I get the sense the person I'm with is not comfortable being with someone who has a disability," he says.
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So in the final stretch of the campaign Mrs Clinton has sustained a modest lead, though one that is still not comfortable enough for many Democrats.
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"A lot of times when teams are blitzing, they're zone-blitzing, and defenders are going to weird spaces that they're not comfortable going to," Dilfer said.
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When I'm not comfortable I don't have the confidence I need, and if I'm unsure of my footing the first thing that goes is your confidence.
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Long story short: If you are not comfortable seeing your face and name attached to your costume on the front page of Reddit, don't wear it.
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The doctor told her "we are not comfortable" dealing with her situation, and instead directed her to a clinic in Halifax, a four-hour drive away.
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If you're not comfortable being ultra direct when flirting or hooking up, don't expect to transform into someone who is just because of this planetary movement.
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" The Voice coach explained, "I'm going to try to make it as cushy and comfortable for her as possible because if she's not comfortable, I'm not.
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If you're not comfortable making a 10% contribution, it's better to start small, and gradually increase your contributions over time, than not to start at all.
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"We are not comfortable where we are with them," Joseph Otting, the Comptroller of the Currency, said at a hearing of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee.
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It really felt like a relationship is on the rocks, which I guess was necessary to kind of get there, but not comfortable by any means.
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"I also hear that you are not comfortable having me own a Tesla car and have cancelled my order for a Tesla Model X," Alsop said.
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"I stand in full support of every woman's right to not be harassed, asked or pressured to do anything they are not comfortable with," she wrote.
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This can be a difficult thing to maintain when external forces pressure you to do something you're not comfortable with or to be someone you're not.
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The police were reportedly called after Blanco's seat mate called the police because the person was "not comfortable" sitting next to them, Blanco said on Twitter.
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"We know that most coworkers are not comfortable when harassment occurs around them, even when they are not the direct victims of the harassment," they write.
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So while I'm telling you no, we're not scaling it, we are definitely scaling it, I'm just not comfortable in saying that it's a set model.
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It's just not comfortable for me to see kids going out to war and coming back having seen what they've seen, having done what they've done.
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But though Dany seems to have united the remaining northern lords behind her banner, Sansa Stark is clearly not comfortable with her family's alliance with Dany.
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"The test was quick, but it goes a fair amount to the sinuses and it is not comfortable," Pence said at a White House press briefing.
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The lack of faith Hong Kongers have in mainland China's legal system exemplifies why people in this city are not comfortable with the proposed extradition law.
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Not comfortable with the flood of false information that's allowed in its political advertising, nor am I confident in its ability to protect its users' privacy.
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"Without raising the debt limit, I am not comfortable that we will get money to Texas this month to rebuild," Mnuchin said on Fox News Sunday.
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One answer is that some people are not comfortable with the more narrow networks Medicare Advantage plans offer, with their fewer choices of doctors and hospitals.
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He also said Apple would not follow Facebook in creating its own currency, saying he was not comfortable with a private company establishing a competing currency.
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"Until that fire is extinguished, we're not comfortable that truly there is no chance that there could be a catastrophic failure" of the pipe, Carey said.
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But Mr. Stearns, in the oral history, said the couple was not comfortable with the scripts they produced, and in March 1950 the show was dropped.
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"I said, 'I'm not comfortable because all these laws have passed in Russia,' " Cohen said during an EW SiriusXM Town Hall appearance for The Jess Cagle Interview.
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If you're not comfortable using this sharp little poker, you can get similar results with a ball-point pen and it's a little safer for younger kids.
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If a doctor gives you suggestions you're not comfortable with, or turns you away, ask them to explain the data that proves this is the right decision.
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Senator, if you're not comfortable with the process, why not say that you'd vote against this bill unless leadership opened it up in a more public way?
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Nobody walked out of the room and nobody said anything but he allowed them to use it against them because he's not comfortable in his own skin.
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But even if you're not comfortable visiting a clinic yourself, there are a lot of topics you can learn about on the site — for teens and parents.
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Previously, some advertising agencies told CNBC said the fact inappropriate content could appear next to their ads makes them "not comfortable" with video advertising on the platform.
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This is turn pushes performers into more rough and extreme porn genres they're not comfortable with, or into other sex work like prostitution that can be dangerous.
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Last week, Comptroller of the Currency Joseph Otting told lawmakers he was "not comfortable" with the bank's efforts to make things right with 600,000 auto loan borrowers.
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"One of the problems of offering kids hormones… and counseling and making them think, 'Oh I'm not comfortable', (is that) no kids ever are comfortable," Winterson said.
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Or it could increase its buying in that maturity at its next operation, sending an indirect signal to markets that it is not comfortable with current levels.
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Previously, investors with the biggest pools of money — pensions, endowments, and others — were not comfortable enough with the ETF structure to consider this option, the study said.
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Trump's address was met largely by silence from world leaders still not comfortable with go-it-alone views that have strained U.S. relationships with traditional allies worldwide.
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While Stripe says on its website that it wanted to do business with the company, it also said its financial partners were not comfortable with the arrangement.
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Maybe what's wrong is that so many people believe being comfortable doing your own taxes means you're a Real Adult, and if you're not comfortable, you're immature.
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When she was assigned to shoot a portrait of Muhammad Ali, Ali remarked that he had never encountered a female photographer and was not comfortable with her.
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However, Sudarshan Sen, an executive director at the Reserve Bank of India, said the institution was "not comfortable" with non-fiat cryptocurrencies, in comments reported by Reuters.
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And what it did was it allowed women to talk about stuff that perhaps they were not comfortable talking about stuff if people knew who they were.
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"I don't know if it's the fact that my husband has voiced that sometimes too sexy is just overkill and he's not comfortable with that," she said.
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Since we are not comfortable driving on icy roads, I contacted the host to let her know that we would not be able to attend after all.
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I'm not comfortable drowning out noise with louder noise; it makes me feel claustrophobic, trapped, as if I'm painting myself into a corner, only with guitar licks.
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The way I see it, everybody has different kinks, and for those not comfortable with doing group play it does have a lot to do with jealousy.
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"The biggest thing in these cars is that you have to be comfortable, and if you're not comfortable, the results aren't going to be there," she said.
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Cohen said he sees the U.S. economy as "late cycle," according to the FT. "I'm not comfortable, I'm not uncomfortable, I'm somewhere in the middle," Cohen reportedly said.
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Now, with the House GOP bill, "no one wants to step forward and say, 'I'm not comfortable with these numbers and I'm not voting for it,'" said Whitlock.
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But people forget that there were some elites within the Democratic Party who were not comfortable with Clinton's pivot from party orthodoxy in place since at least 1972.
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She's not ready to rekindle what she temporarily had with Daniel, but she's also not comfortable enough to accept the excessive volume of his late-night trysts, either.
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We are motivated, in large part, by the fact that if Trump has a 1 in 30 chance of being president, we are not comfortable with those odds.
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If I'm not comfortable, I'll be like, 'I don't even want to be here right now,' if I don't have the right feeling, because it's who I am.
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"It has to be practical and kid-friendly, but not comfortable because this isn't really a comfort room, it's more of a party and entertaining space," she says.
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You have to say, 'This person is looking at me strange, I am not comfortable with it, I am going to talk to them and ask them why.
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"Without raising the debt limit, I'm not comfortable that we will get the money that we need this month to Texas to rebuild," he said on Fox News.
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"Without raising the debt limit, I'm not comfortable that we will get the money that we need this month to Texas to rebuild," Mnuchin told Fox News Sunday.
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"There are going to be people who are not comfortable using a financial product built by Facebook," Weil said, adding that it's "OK" if they feel that way.
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If you're not comfortable speaking about your boss in a critical way, say you're interested in working in a new area of the company or acquiring new skills.
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At a minimum, you could certainly tell your supervisor that you're not comfortable with his actions, or with him doing anything in your name without your active consent.
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He told the Wall Street Journal it sounded too complicated, and though he walked that back when he spoke to Axios, he's still not comfortable selling the idea.
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It's really interesting being a woman who has shifted from one public facing image that people were comfortable with, into something else that people are not comfortable with.
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"It isn't being twisted in any direction it's not comfortable with — it's just being given wings," Mr. Porter said in an interview during a rehearsal break in London.
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"I know it is not comfortable to be caught in a highly emotional debate, and many of you have received questions from customers," Mr. Bastian wrote to employees.
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Fred Upton of Michigan, the former chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee and a staunch ally of leadership, said he's "not comfortable" with the health care compromise.
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Trump played the love card because he, like much of America, is not comfortable with the King who was slain, standing on a balcony in Memphis in 1968.
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"The White House is a great honor, but there are other circumstances that we felt not comfortable going," Thompson told reporters Monday night, the New York Post reported.
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So try this: If you're not comfortable revealing the cause, just focus on one symptom; if you don't want to get into the symptoms, just name the cause.
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To be blunt, a lot of books and podcasts are fueled by voyeurism, and I am not comfortable with being culpable in the transformation of tragedy into entertainment.
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Lisa Murkowski said she is not comfortable with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell saying he will work closely with the White House on President Donald Trump's impeachment defense.
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"You had audacity to tell (police) I misunderstood the treatment because I was not comfortable with my body," Randall-Gay told Nassar last week during a sentencing hearing.
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" Ryan not comfortable with all-white, all-male 2020 ticket Asked if he'd be comfortable with an all-white, all-male Democratic 2020 ticket, Ryan said "no, absolutely not.
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"It's not a place for a new midwife or any practitioners who are not comfortable with very little in terms of bells and whistles in modern maternity," she says.
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At a Monday press conference, Trump's treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, framed the issue as a matter of national security and said he is "not comfortable" with Facebook's plan today.
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Pros: Beautiful scoop neck cut, very comfortable, great for layeringCons: If you're not comfortable potentially spending $100+ on a shirt, then James Perse isn't the right place to look
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The only thing that makes me not comfortable saying that, and that's what this book chronicles in part… Is the rise of the internet and its effect on art.
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We're not trained professionals on that, and we tell people to call them, but if you're not comfortable calling them, at least talk to us before you do anything.
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Following Tuesday's loss, Derrick Rose said he was still not comfortable in the scheme, preferring a steady diet of pick-and-rolls, a staple of his time in Chicago.
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Half of the users who looked at the Facebook page with that data — known as their "Ad Preferences" — said they were not comfortable with the company's compiling that information.
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British track cyclist Callum Skinner will be taking home a gold and silver medal from the Rio 2016 Olympics — but he is not comfortable with everyone celebrating his success.
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But when you're not comfortable taking the lead on something, or are not sure how, or are struggling to handle the workload, your manager wants you to speak up.
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If you're struggling with that particular condition and you're not comfortable placing an order from Walgreens dot com, then maybe you can give that potato poultice thing a go.
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Further, a majority of respondents say they are only "slightly comfortable" or "not comfortable at all" with the idea of sharing financial information on a dating app or website.
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He said visitors are not comfortable with the idea of roaming the streets after dark, even when the motivational carrot dangling in their faces is dim sum and barbecue.
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And she is not comfortable with the idea of taxpayer money going to fund abortions — a position that has become almost impossible to hold in the Democratic presidential primary.
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Flake said on Sunday when the story broke that he was "not comfortable" giving Kavanagh a lifetime appointment to the nation's highest court without first hearing from his accuser.
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I am not comfortable being open about the origin of my children, except with family and close friends, until they are old enough for me to explain it to them.
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For instance, one ad shows how frustrating it can be after you purchase a pair of shoes and realize, once they arrive, that they're not comfortable or pinch your feet.
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Other students have been supportive of the pledge, but are not comfortable signing it because of their immigration status or non-disclosure agreements they've signed with tech companies, she added.
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Benghabrit reportedly said they are "not comfortable" with their choice to shut down all internet service, but that they "should not passively stand in front of such a possible leak".
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"I am not comfortable that the American investing public understands the substantial risks that we face systemically from cyber issues," he said during a panel discussion at New York University.
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However, for those who are not comfortable with algebra, I will simply start with the solution that we know and reduce it to a smaller solution to a simpler equation.
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Ellen says Korryn was unable to go to the dance because she did not want to risk any infection — and she was not comfortable attending with a fully bandaged face.
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The LBMA is "not comfortable dealing with the region" because of concerns about weaknesses in customs, cash transactions and hand-carried gold, its chief technical officer Neil Harby told Reuters.
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"If you're not comfortable picking up the phone to call your advisor to talk about your plan, your investments or your life, it's time to find someone new," he said.
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Regardless of what the political outcome is, the new narrative in the market is that investors are not comfortable buying drug stocks on the way down until after the election.
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If you're not comfortable asking a friend or coworker to coach you through the process, this is a service to use — and it was founded by two very smart women.
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If they're not comfortable, or it's too difficult to change tracks and adjust the volume while running, they'll likely find a permanent home at the bottom of your gym bag.
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Moor said Equitable, which had assets of C$17.6 billion at the end of 2015, uses the products when it is not comfortable lending the full amount a borrower requires.
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If you have trouble remembering you passwords, Ackerman suggests using a password manager, but if you're not comfortable keeping your information in the Cloud – try good old pen and paper.
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Hillary Clinton has a new explanation for her decision to use a private email server as secretary of state: She was not comfortable with using a computer to read email.
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In Iowa, Trump was foiled by the party's traditional base of Evangelicals, higher-earning salaried workers, and investment class voters who are just not comfortable with him or his campaign.
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To limit this, go to the Apps section of Settings on Facebook, click Edit under Apps others use, and then untick all the categories of information you're not comfortable sharing.
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"He said that he was not comfortable and did not know how Delta allowed 'someone like me' to board the plane with him and sit next to him," Blanco tweeted.
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With the caveat that it's meant for riders 5'4" and above (at 5'2", I'm not comfortable on it), it feels much more like a comfortable, quiet motorcycle than an ebike.
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Importantly, all GameStop employees have been assured that they do not have to work if they are not comfortable, or need to stay home to care for a family member.
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I'm honestly not comfortable letting out all of the emotions and insecurities that I'm feeling because part of me feels grateful that he's even willing to try for a baby.
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Jeff Flake, a Judiciary Committee member, told the Washington Post he "is not comfortable" moving ahead with the vote until more is learned about the allegations by Christine Blasey Ford.
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If you're not comfortable with the Chinese government potentially having access to your data, for instance, it may interest you to know that TikTok is owned by a Chinese company.
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When your limited partners step in and actually block an investment, save the general partnership, the guys allocating the capital know we're not comfortable with this, that is pretty extraordinary.
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But the yuan clawed back a bit of ground later in the month after a series of moves by China's central bank signaled that it was not comfortable with further losses.
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In Anglade's case, in addition to feeling like the company didn't have clear criteria for the role, she was turned off because the interviewers assumed she was not comfortable with technology.
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"I've made it clear that I'm not comfortable moving ahead with the vote on Thursday if we have not heard her side of the story or explored this further," Arizona Sen.
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"I'm not comfortable with the way I'm being kept from him," the painfully shy 21-year-old told CNN in her first worldwide interview, at an undisclosed location in Abuja Tuesday.
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"I don't think they're all avoiding taxes, but some did say they feel their privacy disturbed - they're not comfortable," Santoso said, noting most of the cancellations came from self-employed individuals.
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But the currency clawed back a bit of ground later in the month after a series of moves by China's central bank signalled that it was not comfortable with further losses.
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Kelsey Ramsey, one of the people Mencap surveyed, said she would like to go to more concerts and clubs but is not comfortable doing so after a number of bad experiences.
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In another deposition, Ryan Johnson, the company's Seattle operations manager, confirmed he had warned management that some drivers were not comfortable reporting vehicle problems for fear of being ridiculed by maintenance.
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John Kasich said Monday night he is "not comfortable" with an ad launched by the super-PAC supporting his presidential bid that featured an emotional moment from a recent campaign event.
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I'm not comfortable trusting the truth to one gatekeeper that has a mission and a fiduciary duty to increase advertising revenue, especially when revenue is tied more to engagement than information.
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"While I admire the owner for trying to address an issue she cares about, I am not comfortable with business owners deciding who to serve based on their beliefs," he said.
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Though she claims there are other women who were also victimized by Connor, she says they were not comfortable filing reports and the case came down to he said, she said.
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Since I was not comfortable leaving the house with the mediocre blow out I gave myself, I busted out the curling iron and gave myself loose waves the old fashioned way.
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One Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, Jeff Flake of Arizona, told Politico that he was "not comfortable voting yes" on the nomination until he learned more about Ms. Ford's account.
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With attachment avoidance, it's exactly the opposite—they want to avoid close relationships, as they're not comfortable depending on other people nor are they comfortable having other people depend on them.
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It's not comfortable to listen to, so it should also push uncomfortable boundaries in its subject matter: ask difficult questions, address painful issues, express things that are repressed in everyday life.
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The administration is "not comfortable with the optics of national emergency" because of how it might impact Wall Street, tourism and air travel, a former Department of Homeland Security official said.
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"She is clearly not comfortable revealing too much of herself," said Kate Andersen Brower, author of "First Women: The Grace and Power of America's Modern First Ladies" and a CNN contributor.
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"I've made it clear that I'm not comfortable moving ahead with the vote on Thursday if we have not heard her side of the story or explored this further," said Flake.
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On that question, we continue to straddle the line, insisting on an inefficient and fragmented hodgepodge of public and private regulation of health care because we are not comfortable with either option.
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"If I'm going to go on television, as long as I get to be myself, I don't have to criticize or hurt people's feelings because I'm not comfortable with that," he added.
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"I'm here to tell the story and to be true to the art, not to bring my own problems in terms of what I feel comfortable with, not comfortable with," Kidman explained.
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"Now that the calendar has turned to 2017, investors could unwind their big winners, as they are not comfortable with their valuations and want to take profits in these stocks," he explained.
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"It is impossible for Sprint to sustain on its own, and the same problems still exists with SoftBank and Sprint not comfortable with a minority stake," MoffettNathanson LLC analyst Craig Moffett said.
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Personally, I struggle to keep a phone's screen free of scratches for even a month, and I'm not comfortable investing that much money into a device as fragile as modern phones are.
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However, they face problems convincing some Afghan commanders who are not comfortable with new methods that require more sophisticated systems and place heavy demands on a force where many soldiers are illiterate.
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The Ukrainians told Volker they were not comfortable with the suggested statement, and the matter was ultimately dropped while a meeting between Zelensky and Trump continued to be pursued, the source said.
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I had a month full of travel during March, and so we set that call up for April 4 and then the next day, I was like 'I'm not comfortable with that.
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Turn off activity trackingHead to the activity controls page inside your Google account on the web and it's possible to switch off all kinds of tracking if you're not comfortable with it.
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In a video message on Tuesday, he said Urzua was not comfortable with decisions being taken to upend what the president frequently calls the neoliberal era in Mexico, starting in the 1980s.
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The big picture: Parents today are relying more than ever on digital babysitters and device-led playtime to entertain their children, with many not comfortable sending their children outside to play unattended.
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But first, a warning: If you're not comfortable being close-to-naked as an esthetician gives you a head-to-toe cleanse and scrub, you probably won't like this treatment at all.
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And if you're not comfortable with the answers (or learn the last five people have quit within one year), it's also OK to take a pass if an offer comes through. 2.
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"Many older people are not comfortable with this, but it is noticeable that younger people are much more open to paying their respects in a different way," Patel said in the statement.
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" When asked about the sexual potential of fighting, Tate said "If you're not comfortable with who you are and yourself, that kind of close contact, it doesn't make any sense to me.
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"In the U.K. we are not comfortable talking about or engaging with death, and it's not healthy, and something we want to meet head on," said Ian Strang, the company's co-founder.
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"Many of them have been in these shelters for a number of days, and when you're in the shelter for more than just riding out a storm, it's not comfortable," he said.
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"She starts with an imaginary person whom she is telling about sex, so she creates a kind of literary environment to write about a subject she's maybe not comfortable with," he said.
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"Some of our pilots have said they're not comfortable flying" to South Korea said Dennis Tajer, an American Airlines 737 captain and spokesman for the Allied Pilots Association, that airline's pilot union.
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"The deal is predicated on taking the proceeds to add capacity and growing into the leverage and I am not comfortable with a deal like that," a US-based investor told IFR.
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"There are some women who said they were not comfortable with the idea of being in a shelter, being in a shower, and somebody who had a very different anatomy," he said.
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Director Alex Proyas, who once made visually inventive films like Dark City and The Crow, is working solely in the field of empty CGI here, and he's clearly not comfortable with the form.
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"There is this dispute between U.S. and Iran, it's putting us in a situation in which we see a disagreement between our strongest ally and our neighbor, which is not comfortable," he said.
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The announcement was seen as the latest signal from the People's Bank of China that is not comfortable with further depreciation in the yuan which could spark capital outflows from the cooling economy.
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"I think that part of the reason why I can't imagine myself with somebody or dating somebody is because I'm not comfortable in my body," she told fellow Housewife Kelly Dodd, tearing up.
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After Van Johnson tells The Huck's director that he's not comfortable with the black character being called "N-word Jim," the actor gets fired and is replaced by an Asian martial arts star.
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I am 5-foot-7 on a good day, and I am not comfortable in coach, and maybe after my podcast, I will be moved out to a different section of the plane.
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"Something I am still not comfortable talking about, but it is part of the story, is when American bodies are dragged through the streets ... the shock factor goes up another level," he said.
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Hussain tells The Creators Project, if the sound gets to a level where it's not comfortable then what we'll do is have the two passengers communicate with each other through noise suppressing headsets.
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When the duty officer called him back, he told Engelien that a flight attendant reported seeing him in the hallway with alcohol and was not comfortable flying with him, according to the lawsuit.
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They also say death fetish producers treat them well and don't pressure them into anything they're not comfortable with, possibly because the sector is so marginal, it wouldn't weather an abuse allegation well.
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"Even nowadays it's still in the back of my head, kind of ... a reminder that it serves as a different form of expression whenever I'm not comfortable with the verbal aspects," he says.
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Just like anybody, they were sometimes bashful for the first few moments in front of the camera...but I would never publicize an image of someone who was not comfortable with the portrait.
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Once researchers directed them to their personalized lists, only 59 percent said the categories they had been sorted into were accurate, and 51 percent said they were not comfortable with the list's existence.
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The women allege they were denied protections such as nudity riders during scenes in which they were vulnerable, and felt pressured by Franco to participate in situations in which they were not comfortable.
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In a video message on Tuesday, Lopez Obrador said Urzua was not comfortable with the decisions being taken to upend what the president frequently calls the neoliberal era in Mexico, starting in the 1980s.
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"I am not comfortable with the motivations, strategy and oversight of the existing board and believe shareholder value will suffer under this board's stewardship," Feldenkreis said in a letter to the company's board. bit.
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" When asked if he was comfortable about a long extension, he said he was not comfortable about it but that the defeat of Prime Minister Theresa May's deal meant "we are where we are.
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Many investors are not comfortable figuring that out or gauging credit quality and interest-rate risk — the danger that a bond will fall from favor and lose value when newer ones offer higher yields.
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Now we're asking guys to play a position that is a dynamic position on the field they're not comfortable in that's just going to make the offensive side that much more demanding for them.
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The announcement was seen as the latest signal from the People's Bank of China (PBOC) that is not comfortable with further depreciation in the yuan which could spark capital outflows from the cooling economy.
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Models occasionally describe doing things they're not comfortable with on cam to earn these transactional tips — subverting their desires and boundaries to a paying viewer's — when facing a major crunch to hit a goal.
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"The practical reason for doing this is that people like TJ and Mads and those in their generation or younger are not comfortable confining themselves to a gender definition any more," Ms. Nearburg said.
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"That just isn't feasible or realistic," she said, adding that some students are not comfortable sharing their essays or other application materials with school staff, especially if they are writing about a personal problem.
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As hundreds of Indians came online in the last decade, many have gravitated toward voice to engage with apps and internet services and make searches, as they are not comfortable with typing in English.
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On the one hand, we were not comfortable with the suggestion that we react to the events of the day by boycotting government agencies, especially in democratic societies governed by the rule of law.
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And if you realize you're not comfortable, change it until you are — and then stick with it for years, and do better things with your life than worrying about where the market is going.
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"I have to say, the odds of a recession are higher than normal and at a level I'm really frankly not comfortable with," Yellen said Thursday at the World Business Forum in New York.
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"I've made it clear that I'm not comfortable moving ahead with the vote on Thursday if we have not heard her side of the story or explored this further," Flake told The Washington Post.
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The bank is not comfortable with the current easing pace for the next meeting and it signaled that the ending point, which market sees at 8.5 percent, is beginning to look a bit stretched.
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"She starts with an imaginary person whom she is telling about sex, so she creates a kind of literary environment to write about a subject she's maybe not comfortable with," Bruijn told the Times.
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" When asked if he was comfortable about a long extension, he said he was not comfortable about it but that the defeat of Prime Minister Theresa May's deal meant "we are where we are.
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Together the trio would write six songs, and with Yemin not comfortable to take up vocals just yet—aside from the stray shout of "Go!" here and there—they'd begin their search for a vocalist.
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"If they push forward without any attempt with hearing what she's had to say, I'm not comfortable voting yes," Flake told Politico on Sunday, after the account of Ford's story appeared in The Washington Post.
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"In my opinion, if you're not comfortable with (home surveillance), that's your problem and not mine," says Engel, who has security cameras in her own house and believes buyers should always assume they're being recorded.
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Mr. Ryan is the most high-profile member of Congress to say he is not comfortable throwing his support to the presumptive nominee, citing their significant policy differences and the tone of Mr. Trump's campaign.
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What I'm gonna do for you, because you're not comfortable wearing heels, I'm going to give you something to do with your hands to help you, and it also helps with balance at first, too.
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Rodgers has said repeatedly that he is not comfortable in the brace, which is a scary thought, since he has 12 touchdown passes and just one interception for the Packers (13-2-1) this season.
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"He's a character who's very comfortable in his own skin, but the people around him are not comfortable with him," said Ms. Lemmons, who wrote lines like: I was once a boy of peculiar grace.
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Charlotte Pfahl, a resident of the West 45th Street building and a plaintiff in the lawsuit, said she was not comfortable providing personal information on an app that she believes will also track her movement.
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When you've decided that some women didn't vote for Hillary Clinton because they were "not comfortable with the notion that a woman could be our president" — instead of not being comfortable with this particular candidate.
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"A lot of times [people are] just not comfortable with the idea that they've been in a dependent situation for a long time and aren't quite ready to come out of the nest," Carson said.
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"I've made it clear that I'm not comfortable moving ahead with the vote on Thursday if we have not heard her side of the story or explored this further," the Arizona senator told the Post.
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It wasn't a strong response — and it's a sign that the son of the working class is not comfortable with his newfound wealth and hasn't come up with a good way to talk about it.
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The privacy-minded actor, 46, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue that while he understands why people enjoy following celebrities on the various social media platforms, he's not comfortable sharing information with millions of potential followers.
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What the night demonstrated clearly, though, is that Trump is not comfortable with the substance of foreign policy issues, nor is he able to engage in detailed or even general conceptions of how to formulate policies.
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I'm not comfortable wearing crop tops — but I think it works for a lot of my girls and a lot of girls who have that same body shape and want to show off their amazing abs.
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Look at us somewhere other than the eyes — we're really not comfortable with eye contact and are tired of being forced to make it for your benefit — and tell us that we deserve to be alive.
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In a video message to announce his successor, Lopez Obrador said Urzua was not comfortable with the decisions being taken to upend what the president frequently calls the neoliberal era in Mexico, starting in the 1980s.
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Transgender students campaign against legislation "It singles out transgender individuals and forces them to use something that they're not comfortable using," Nathan Leonard, a transgender teen and high school freshman from Watertown, told CNN last month.
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The Wisconsin Republican told reporters at his weekly news conference he is not comfortable with the growing number of minors who are being split from their undocumented parents and sent to detention centers or foster care.
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There was a lot of stuff that I did this year that I was very nervous and not comfortable going into it and now I feel proud that I did it or even just booked it.
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I'm not comfortable saying that, especially because philosophy and philosophers have a reputation—not undeserved—of being elitist and making philosophy so abstract and removed from the daily questions of life that people find it alienating.
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And if you're not comfortable with that, you've got to find a different line of work," Holmes said, recounting that around the time of the West Virginia primary, McConnell was answering his phone as "Cocaine Mitch.
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Personally, making sure that I understand whom I&aposm comfortable (and not comfortable) sharing with has made me feel more safe and confident when I do decide to share openly about my grief and mental health.
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"The feeling on the streets is not comfortable," says Gonzalez, the daughter of migrants from other parts of Spain who moved to Catalonia decades ago and who plans to vote for pro-unity party Ciudadanos ("Citizens").
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Ms. Fendlay, the march spokeswoman, said on Monday that about $60,000 had been raised through an online campaign launched last week, but that the march organizers were not comfortable releasing projected costs for the event yet.
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"I noticed every time I felt like we were there...people were getting comfortable, Elon would throw something out there, and all of a sudden, we're not comfortable and we're climbing that steep slope again," Shotwell said.
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If you're not comfortable sending something off in a bubble envelope, 3M's sticky bubble wrap rolls won't leave you feeling any more confident about a fragile or expensive item arriving at its destination in one safe piece.
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Corker, specifically, said after a meeting in McConnell's office that he was not comfortable rolling back a net investment tax for the wealthy while low-income people may be set back with the GOP health care bill.
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I'm not going to yell at my people who you know I'm not even connected to, to go take something off the air, but I'm not comfortable with that," Kasich said on Fox News's "The Kelly File.
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The person involved in the trip's planning said officials in each country on the trip have been warned that Trump is not comfortable with new cuisines and prefers familiar foods, like well-done steak and ice cream.
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Two of the sources said Standard Chartered was not comfortable with uncertainty over what the shake-up could mean for CPC, which specialises in building materials and services, in the absence of specific details about the restructuring.
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Ultra-High Net Worth individuals (those with more than $30 million in assets) are not comfortable to wait around, according to the survey, and appreciate that they can drive right up and fly at a moment's notice.
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"If the ship isn't clean, people could get sick, and it is not comfortable living in a place that is dirty," Kanayuki Morishita, a 21-year-old trainee, said as he scrubbed a urinal with a toilet brush.
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If you're not comfortable with the possibility of a stranger listening to an unintentional recording of your most intimate moments, consider saying "goodbye, Google" and either permanently unplugging your Google Home or disabling Google Assistant on your smartphone.
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Yet unlike what their headlines suggest (see, among many others: The Evidence Supports Artificial Sweeteners Over Sugar or Sugar-Free Soda is Safe), the scientists I spoke to for this story are not comfortable making such bold statements.
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I had a very dear friend that I worked with and she left high tech completely because she was not comfortable with the way that the things she was doing were being used by the military industrial complex.
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When offering to eat food you are not comfortable with — say, Tofurky, for example — at the risk of insulting the chef, fill your plate with the understanding that your "slip it into a napkin" maneuver may be anticipated.
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Yet unlike what their headlines suggest (see, among many others: The Evidence Supports Artificial Sweeteners Over Sugar or Sugar-Free Soda is Safe), the scientists I spoke to for this story are not comfortable making such bold statements.
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"The LGBT community is one of the most marginalised and discriminated community in our country and just because they are not comfortable with their bodies or attracted to the same sex doesn't make them less human," Dhaliwal said.
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"What they're not comfortable with is prices getting high enough that it made sense for those marginal shale producers to come back online, which is really what drove prices down in the first place in 2015," Anderson said.
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In addition to disrespecting them, Melchert said that making a transgender or gender-nonconforming employee use a facility they are not comfortable with can be dangerous — with transgender people being at a disproportionate risk for facing physical harm.
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Though less than half, the figure is nonetheless a plurality: 22019 percent told Morning Consult they were not very comfortable or not comfortable, and 20 percent said they did not know or have an opinion on the matter.
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Unfortunately, the unattached life that Brooks attributes to Trump speaks more broadly to the conservative and moderate base disagreeing with the leftist elites, yet not comfortable hitching their wagon to a Trump brand of conservatism (whatever that means).
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For example, it will be unfortunate if there are Iranian attacks that target Americans and we want other countries to help protect us and other countries say they're not comfortable because we engaged in this illegal provocative act.
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Yet the same study found that two out of three employees were not comfortable discussing race relations at the office, and that one-third felt it was never acceptable to discuss race-related bias while in the workplace.
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Starr, who led the investigation into former President Clinton's sexual misconduct with Monica Lewinsky, on Monday told Fox News's Tucker Carlson that he was not comfortable with claims that Mueller is "surrounded" by partisan Democrats in the agency.
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My imperfect strategy was better than either alternative; I was not comfortable leaving Pippa in someone else's care yet, and I would not have been happy sitting on the sidelines as a new commission got up and running.
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In the majority of cases these permissions will be used to enable the add-ons functions—like identifying links and previewing them, for example—but if you're not comfortable with this level of access, get rid of the extension.
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The idea of never doing or saying anything you're not comfortable with everybody knowing is something that I grew up with, but has only become a part of everyday life for Americans in the last ten years or so.
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Even though his report quotes producers who perceive the federation as a "cartel," Florent Gagné is not comfortable with using the term himself, in large part because he does not want to throw even more fuel on the flames.
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Lubin, who today runs ConsenSys, a studio building decentralized applications, told us onstage, for example, that his "legal team and all of our legal advisors are not comfortable with the term ICO," because it sounds a lot like IPO.
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What you've got to understand is that when you're on the radio you've got a lot of editorial guidelines so there are restrictions on content, so editors take out all the swear words or whatever they're not comfortable with.
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"Some people are not comfortable having an end-to-end sustainable wedding, but maybe, for them, it's picking two or three things — flowers, desserts," said Lindsay Mendoza, the founder of Conscious Vows, a sustainable wedding service based in Washington.
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Wealth Matters Investing in companies or organizations that make a positive change on society can be a bit like indulging in a vice: A lot of people might enjoy it privately, but they're not comfortable talking about it publicly.
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I can't really eat red meat anymore, I'm not comfortable with it, and sometimes when my friends go out for dinner before seeing a play I skip the restaurant, even though I like being with friends in that way.
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As is still true in many states, the Nebraska Farm Bureau is simply not comfortable talking about climate change, and it's gotten even more prickly after this year's catastrophic flooding, which prompted a deluge of questions from the press.
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Kelly Cruttenden, the associate director of compliance at the University at Buffalo, said she has worked alongside and interacted with a lot of women's basketball coaches over her 16-year tenure, and many of them were not comfortable being out.
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What we do know, from Alsop's post, is that the two talked on the phone at some point, at which point Musk told Alsop that he was not comfortable with him owning a Tesla after having been flamed by Alsop publicly.
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Senator Jeff Flake, a sharp critic of the president who nonetheless votes with him nearly 503% of the time, said he was "not comfortable voting" to send Mr Kavanaugh's nomination to the Senate floor until he learned more about the accusations.
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If you don't want to talk about your STI status, you can say so — "You know, I'm not comfortable talking about that" — but recognize that you might not get any action if you refuse to have that conversation when asked.3.
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Of course, this is just another successful attempt by Cohen to trick the subjects into admitting their horrifying beliefs, but I'm not comfortable with it coming from a room of men, one of whom reportedly admitted to choking his ex-girlfriend.
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Details: "There are a lot of people with sensitive questions [who] are not comfortable asking a question in a group where they have to tie their identity to that question," said Hema Budaraju, the product management director for health at Facebook.
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So the thing, the broader thing is when you're an entrepreneur, you default the things you're most comfortable with and figuring out to be self-aware enough to know the things you should be doing even if they're not comfortable.
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If investors are interested in buying the sector but not comfortable in picking individual stocks, investors can utilize exchange-traded funds, like the XLF (for larger-cap names) and the KBWR (for regional banks), to gain exposure to the sector.
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" Macron: "You're not comfortable with an agreement signed by your predecessor, maybe just because it was signed by your predecessor, but don't stop others from respecting it and don't push Iran to leave, because that's the best protection we have today.
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Not comfortable bragging, but since you asked, because of this trip, I got on NPR four times, public radio in Quebec and Ireland, got a feature story on CNN and in Foreign Policy magazine and a TV interview in Nashville.
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Meanwhile, SolidCore told its members to tell instructors if they'd rather not be touched: "If you are not comfortable with hands-on adjustments or high-fives during this flu season, let your coach know before class," it said in an email.
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I was asked not to approach the guys too closely because they are not comfortable with interactions but when I got in, I couldn't refrain from looking at them in the eyes, shaking their hands, introducing myself and asking their names.
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"L&T Finance had some credit quality issues with exposure to IL&FS and other distressed credits in India's infrastructure, construction and real estate sectors that lenders were not comfortable with," said one senior loans banker familiar with its financials.
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"With Harvey, it's moved the situation up earlier, and without raising the debt limit, I'm not comfortable that we would get the money that we need this month to Texas to rebuild," Mnuchin said, adding that it is a priority.
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She also suggested that Mr. Ruger put aside all of the earnings from his singing gigs into a dedicated savings account: If he is really not comfortable with a company-based 401(k), he should consider opening an I.R.A., she said.
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I'm not comfortable with Tomasky's idea of waiting until 2020 (although I agree with him about the benefits of doing so), because I think it ignores all the potential damage Trump could do over the next two years as president.
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It got so much media and so much coverage that pretty much everybody who is participating in GEDmatch had heard about it and people had the opportunity to remove their DNA or privatize it if it was something they were not comfortable with.
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"I've made it clear that I'm not comfortable moving ahead with the vote on Thursday if we have not heard her side of the story or explored this further," said Flake, a member of the Judiciary Committee who is retiring this term.
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While Austin currently qualifies for Prime through a free trial offering for college students, she said she will likely cancel before she has to become a paid member because she is not comfortable with her growing dependence on the online retail giant.
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Sahuquillo says that surprisingly, even the women who fit those beauty standards and actually volunteer to be painted are often not comfortable with their nudity, expressing insecurity about their bodies and preferring not to be tagged in photos of their own painted breasts.
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Another similarity to the T21is is the over-the-ear routing of the P2199s' wires — Mee claims you can also wear them with the cable hanging down, but I've tried that and it's just not comfortable enough with heavier earphones of this kind.
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" Unfortunately, she notes, a lot of the reason why IUDs—especially postpartum IUDs—remain the odd contraceptive out is that "some providers have a paternalistic idea about the IUD...either they're not comfortable with doing it procedurally or don't believe it's safe.
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"We do not know how much is too much, but if one feels not comfortable already, it is wise to refrain from further exposure and to speak to someone who can help," Xuan, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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"And I noticed every time I felt like we were there, we were rolling over, people were getting comfortable, Elon would throw something out there, and all of a sudden, we're not comfortable and we're climbing that steep slope again," she explains.
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He acknowledged that software made by other antivirus companies has the same potential for misuse Kaspersky has but said, Kaspersky is "a Russian company subjected to FSB control and law, and the US government is not comfortable accepting that risk on our networks."
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"There are things that he says and does that many, if not most, in the party are not comfortable with, but at the same time, he's the president, and this election is going to be in many, many ways about him," he said.
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Worry not, comfortable-but-not-loaded urban dwellers: Check out the affordable, $1,000/month "Japanese-style" sleeper pods (perhaps like these?) at Haven, a Venice, California "wellness community" that touts community-building, yoga, and "the freedom to 'cross-pollinate ideas'" among its benefits.
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Reports did say Brown sat out of practices throughout the week, and head coach Mike Tomlin said on Friday the knee was not comfortable enough to practice, but it later came out that the knee had nothing to do with Brown missing the game.
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"Given the caliber of nominees I'm seeing, I'm not comfortable creating a spot that might be filled by someone consistent with the qualifications, or lack of qualifications, of some of the folks I've seen nominated," a federal appeals judge confirmed under President Bill Clinton said.
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This company can't be speaking out of both sides of its mouth, saying the youth movement is important for us and we've done all these wonderful things to support that and at the same time, we're putting on a show that we're not comfortable with.
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Image: ScreenshotThe feature is designed to help someone return your phone to you if it gets lost, but if you're not comfortable with it you can turn this and other lock screen pop-ups off by going to Touch ID & Passcode menu in Settings.
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In the eight years since this duo formed their label, they have scooped up accolades and prizes, snagged a side gig as creative directors for DKNY and assembled a passionate following among guys not comfortable dressing like Florentine dandies or the Paul Bunyans of Brooklyn.
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In a sign that he was not comfortable with aspects of the law, Kennedy sounded concerned about a possible increase in surgical abortions prompted in part by the state's separate new restrictions on medically induced abortions, in which women take pills to terminate a pregnancy.
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I'm usually not comfortable walking in shoes taller than a few inches, so I liked that the slight heel helped elongate my legs but was still very manageable to walk in, whether I was climbing stairs or navigating the length of a lurching subway car.
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He regularly puts out conspiracy theories — his latest is that President Obama's "body language" suggests that "there's something going on" with the president — hinting that Obama is not comfortable condemning the killing of cops by African-American gunmen and has sympathy for radical Islamists.
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But there is a haunting person in the back of me, living in the darkness of my mind, dancing like an impish ballerina, squawking and spinning and chirping, troubling my present consciousness with the horror of a thought that I am not comfortable with.
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Already, Ohio election officials had relocated or closed nearly 150 polling places that were originally supposed to be in nursing homes and assisted living facilities and recruited backup poll workers to replace those who were not comfortable serving due to their age or health status.
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Musk complained that the seats made by its contract manufacturer, Australia-based Futuris Group, were not comfortable nor of the quality expected for a car whose price tag started at around $793,400, according to a former Tesla executive who described Musk's thinking to Reuters.
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It's still not comfortable enough … I would say that until these things are way more immersive than the most immersive product, way more comfortable than the most comfortable product, and at or under $1,000, I think people are kidding themselves in thinking that these products are ready.
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Though the structure has drawn some criticism for not giving stock market investors the opportunity to have input, some people close to the company have argued that investors can "vote with their feet" by not buying into the IPO if they are not comfortable with the arrangements.
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Reagan's description of Tanzanian delegates as "monkeys" still not comfortable wearing Western clothes, most notably shoes, offers a substantive illustration of what civil rights activists long alleged was a pattern of Reagan's anti-black racism, both as governor of California and President of the United States.
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Putting together a Netflix personal trainer takes a bit of tech know-how — the list of materials you need is pretty extensive — so if you're not comfortable with coding or soldering, you might want to track down a tech-savvy friend who can help you out.
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" Pahle added that while she hadn't made a "conscious decision" to boycott the Drafthouse, "I'm not comfortable giving my money to an organization where I know that they are knowingly covering up an abuser and they've done it for years, that they're not taking responsibility for it.
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"This company can't be speaking out of both sides of its mouth, saying the youth movement is important for us and we've done all these wonderful things to support that and at the same time, we're putting on a show that we're not comfortable with," he continued.
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"In the last seven days or so, I've seen movement towards Rubio and away from Cruz among conservatives that are not comfortable yet with the idea of Trump," said Jamie Johnson, a long-time GOP operative in the state who worked on Rick Perry's campaign this cycle.
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"Trudeau has now acknowledged that he thinks he proffered an apology to her, but he tempers the acknowledgment by saying that if he did so, it was because he sensed that she was not comfortable with their interaction at that event," she wrote in the email.
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But when we feel ourselves becoming too consumed with mastering the language of whatever unreality is currently holding our gaze, it might not hurt to consider the overarching forces subtly directing our attention and prepare ourselves to step back if we're not comfortable with benefiting less than they do.
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A few men even choose to have their penises removed, not as part of a transition in their gender identities, but because they are not comfortable with their members, instead focusing on other parts of their bodies or minds as sites of their masculine identities and of erotic pleasure.
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" Pressed by Quigley as to how protecting transgender individuals would infringe on the rights of others, Carson said, "There are some women who said they were not comfortable with the idea of being in a shelter, being in a shower, and somebody who had a very different anatomy.
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The real fruits of that campaign that he ran in 2015 and 2016, when he got out there into an ideological space that other Democrats were just not comfortable entering and ran an insurgent campaign against the party establishment in a way that most Democrats had really never seen before.
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The real fruits of that campaign that he ran in 2015 and 22016, when he got out there into an ideological space that other Democrats were just not comfortable entering and ran an insurgent campaign against the party establishment in a way that most Democrats had really never seen before.
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As part of the revamp, the company is also introducing an "audio visual guided navigation" feature, also built in Hindi, that is aimed at first-time internet users — and existing online users not comfortable with making transactions online — to make it easier for them to navigate the service and place orders.
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THRUSH: Do you like, in general--because one of the things I'm just not comfortable with, that kind of gets lost in the shuffle--and granted, this information is really interesting, and we were talking about this before, those Colin Powell emails with Hillary, about Hillary Clinton, were absolutely riveting.
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"The IRS remains fully committed to personal service to taxpayers, and the IRS believes increasing the availability of self-service interaction frees up in-person resources for taxpayers who truly need them, including those who are not comfortable online or don't have personal access to a computer," the agency said in a statement.
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"Every individual who performs D&E generally has a 'cutoff' gestational age beyond which he or she is not comfortable due to safety concerns," says Stephen Chasen, an OB/GYN and maternal-fetal medicine specialist at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York City, who also served as an expert witness in the case.
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Avi Miller, a 24-year-old Orioles fan, said in a telephone interview Monday that he was at the wild-card game and had heard people yelling at Kim, who is South Korean, to go back to his country, and other things directed at Jones that he said he was not comfortable repeating.
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Cunningham had very specific notions about the back—he needed it to flex in five ways—and Baryshnikov worked with Cunningham for a long time to get it right, which was not comfortable for a spine that had been disciplined for decades by Russian teachers to work around a consistently upright axis.
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I have learned through talking to fans that C-3PO speaks very clearly to those among us who find it uneasy to be in human society, who are not comfortable being with people, and who have to really work hard to read the unspoken messages and the way people communicate with each other.
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But if you're not comfortable wading into the murky mysterious depths of finding ROMs for games you already own, or would prefer to pick up exactly where you left off on the SNES games you played as a kid, the Super Nt seems like it could be a satisfying scratch for a nostalgic itch.[Analogue.co]
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry 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 Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) after she said she was not "comfortable" with his "Medicare for All" plan.
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Given the many unknowns, Mr. Brezenoff and other agency leaders were not comfortable signing a declaration to the federal government that the agency was abiding by the letter of the many applicable laws and regulations — a declaration the previous Nycha leadership had made in 2016 that federal and city investigators have said was false.
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Mr. Obama predicted that Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, and other Republicans would not be able to sustain their refusal to acknowledge or act on his nominee, adding that in his private conversations with some of them on the matter, it was clear to him that they were not comfortable with that stance.
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Not only does it show current air quality in a brilliantly color-coded way â€" contrasting your inside air with the air quality outside â€" but you can really dive into historical data as the purifier continuously monitors and records the state of your air (you can turn continuous monitoring off if you're not comfortable with this).
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If you think that you might be suffering from gaming disorder, it's best to talk to a mental health professional — even if they're not comfortable with diagnosing you with gaming disorder off the bat (given that it's not yet in the DSM, which most psychologists use), they should be able to figure out a way to help.
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As TechCrunch reported last month, Go-Jek has managed to take advantage of uncertainties around that deal to hire a number of former Uber staff, who were supposed to transition over to Grab as part of the deal but were either not comfortable making the move or were uncertain after communications broke down following Uber's departure.
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A majority (1003 percent) said they would not support "mass exemptions" from federal motor vehicle safety standards for self-driving cars, and were not comfortable (75 percent) with automakers having the power to remotely disable vehicle controls, such as the steering wheel, and brake and gas pedals, when the autonomous vehicle is being operated by the computer.
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"This company can't be speaking out of both sides of its mouth, saying the youth movement is important for us and we've done all these wonderful things to support that and at the same time, we're putting on a show that we're not comfortable with," Keith Cox, Paramount Network's president of development and production, told THR.
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While Coats is not comfortable with Trump's attacks directed at military and intelligence officials, both current and former, and is keenly aware when Trump's decisions seem to directly contradict the briefings provided by intelligence officials, the fact that he has not resigned to this point is a reflection of his sense of patriotism, several sources said.
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This dictates how our knowledge of being watched—and whether we have consented to it—may impact us, and if we're not comfortable with the amount or way we're being surveilled, or we don't think it's worth the trade off, it can cause anxiety, and potentially an insidious form of anxiety that is particularly dangerous for our health.
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It is not comfortable to write about or risk glorifying the goon squad that appeared in McConnell's yard, but it is important for everyone to see that the radical left's harassment and calls for violence against conservative politicians is exactly the sort of thing that Democrats claim Trump himself has been doing to bring on El Paso.
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"Out of respect for the fact that some of those negotiations are still ongoing — the Budget Committee is still waiting to mark up — I'm not comfortable in getting into the specifics of that, but what I would say is what the chairman said last week absolutely still holds," an aide told reporters at a background briefing.
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"It seemed like to me he was more embracing Medicare for all and then as he went around through Iowa and talked to people, he got the idea that a lot of people are not comfortable with Medicare for all, people are scared," said Ms. Hubka, the only county Democratic leader in the state to endorse Mr. Buttigieg.
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"Out of respect for the fact that some of those negotiations are still ongoing -- the Budget Committee is still waiting to mark up -- I'm not comfortable in getting into the specifics of that, but what I would say is what the chairman said last week absolutely still holds," an aide told reporters at a background briefing.
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Emails obtained by Motherboard show that Uber Pittsburgh's General Manager Jennifer Krusius asked Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald in more specific terms for a letter of support: At the time, Fitzgerald said he was not comfortable with the request: In April, Uber was back to working on Peduto, who had not yet issued a press release or letter in support of the company.
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Can Decreix is not comfortable in the dull, familiar sense in which a life of 10-minute showers, bedside chargers, conversations about feelings, spaces artificially cooled and heated, and access to fresh linen is comfortable; nor is it comfortable in some undiscovered sense that would expose delicate urban bodies to a new way of being at ease in the world.
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Read more:Kim Kardashian says her relationship with Kanye West is causing her to dress less sexy because he thinks it&aposs &aposoverkill&apos: &aposHe&aposs not comfortable with that&aposHere&aposs everything we know about Kim Kardashian and Kanye West&aposs mysterious &aposSunday Service&apos traditionKanye West just surprised fans by dropping yet another &aposSunday Service&apos album on Christmas Day.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisFive things to know about Trump's call with Ukraine leader Here are the Senate Democrats backing a Trump impeachment inquiry over Ukraine call Poll: Warren closes in on Biden's lead MORE (D-Calif.), who co-sponsored Medicare for All in 2017, said during a campaign fundraiser last month that she is not "comfortable" with Medicare for All.
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" Obama continued, "When the most qualified person running was a woman and look what we did instead, I mean, that says something about where we are, if we as women are still suspicious of one another, if we still have this crazy, crazy bar that we don't have for men ... if we're not comfortable with the notion that a woman could be our president, compared to what?
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Fox News's Chris Wallace said Sunday that he was not "comfortable" playing the entirety of a video 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 tweeted Friday showing scenes from the 9/11 terrorist attack combined with remarks from Rep.
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New York City mayor and presidential hopeful Bill de BlasioBill de BlasioDe Blasio brushes off low poll numbers: 'The vast majority of Democratic voters are going to make their decision late' NYPD fires officer in Eric Garner case Senate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility MORE said in April that he is "not comfortable" with the idea of decriminalizing sex work.
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"We've seen from their statements that they both are very concerned about a judge that's going to be fair, impartial and abide by the rule of law, and I think that's exactly what we're going to get: someone they both are just not comfortable with but very happy to vote for," said Carrie Severino, chief counsel and policy director of Judicial Crisis Network, a conservative advocacy group.
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"I don't think an independent candidate can win," he said, adding that he's not comfortable with the idea of rallying supporters around a campaign that's sole objective is to stop another candidate — in this case, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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But the complexities of dating men not comfortable with her increasing fame won out, and she wondered if perhaps she would grow old, with cats, in her "heart home," Santa Fe, N.M. (She also has an apartment in New York.) In February 2010, Mr. Brakeley, by now separated and working in production for auto shows, discovered that he and Ms. Graham would be in Chicago at the same time.
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BUT I GUESS THE BEST PLACE TO START, PETER, AS I STEP BACK AND TRY TO LOOK AT ALL THE COMMENTS I HEAR ABOUT WHAT THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IS TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH ON TRADE, WHAT I SEE IS THE BIG ISSUE IS PITTING THE PROCESS AND THE PROCEDURES, WHICH MANY PEOPLE ARE NOT COMFORTABLE WITH VERSUS THE ACTUAL POLICY WHICH MANY, INCLUDING JAMIE DIMON, SEEM TO BE OKAY WITH.
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Sen. Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) on Sunday said he is "not comfortable voting yes" on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh until the Senate Judiciary Committee learns more about the sexual assault allegation against him.
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