Yet the idea may be put on the back burner.
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Most importantly, though, don't put retirement on the back burner.
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McConnell is putting it on the back burner for now.
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The bottom line: Don't put retirement on the back burner.
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Instead, pick up something you had on the back burner.
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For now, buying a house is on the back burner.
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So the dream job is sort of on the back burner.
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That is something that is really on the back burner now.
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Don't you deserve better than being put on the back burner?
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"Life sort of put it on the back burner," she says.
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It can be tempting to put retirement on the back burner.
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Major investments were put on the back burner or scrapped entirely.
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Instead, the administration put the embassy move on the back burner.
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Pell and Spivey are wonderful but they're put on the back burner.
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Nick Jonas has been putting his dating life on the back burner.
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"As women, we put ourselves on the back burner sometimes," she notes.
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This can result in financial matters being placed on the back burner.
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If you put it on the back burner, it's a good thing.
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The plight of detainees cannot be put on the back burner any longer.
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But that would also mean that tax reform remains on the back burner.
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Much of this program has been discarded or placed on the back burner.
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It caused debilitating abdominal pain and put my transition on the back-burner.
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I have goals too that I refuse to put on the back burner.
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"It's not on the back burner," she told The Daily Dish last summer.
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Instead, work on projects that had previously been put on the back burner.
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The Chinese said they interpreted that as human rights on the back burner.
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It was on the back burner for most of the year, but Mrs.
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I didn't want to put that career on the back burner any more.
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"We've been on the back burner, defensively, since Obama took office," he said.
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"People can sit on the back burner, and when it's time to bring them to the fire, a person realizes that, while they [themselves] are ready for that, that other person [on the back burner] has moved on," said Wagner.
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It's all being put well on the back burner and even off the stove.
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It's selfish to ask my husband to put his success on the back burner.
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You can probably guess that I always have some project on the back burner.
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Normally, these types of things get put on the back burner for that reason.
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Europe: Trade talks seem to have been placed on the back burner for now.
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Prison reform, however, has been put on the back burner under the new government.
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I've been putting myself on the back burner… [but now] it needs to happen.
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Also, projects that were put on the back burner in mid-April will reappear.
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Conversations that began in July, but were put on the back burner, will reappear.
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J.D. Gordon's Q&A was also put on the back burner by House investigators.
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They're putting those goals on the back burner in hopes of expediting tax reform.
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Being smart was on the back burner; I wanted to be hot and popular.
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"At this point in Lombardy swab tests are on the back burner," he added.
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What remains on the back burner is a people-carrying version of Dream Chaser.
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The team's on-court woes had been on the back burner even before Wednesday.
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But after what took place on Sunday night, that is all on the back burner.
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Is Microsoft working on mobile game projects anymore, or is that on the back burner?
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But those plans are seemingly on the back burner as the company focuses on Stratollites.
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Obviously, you have to put a little bit of that selfishness on the back burner.
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These myriad challenges have put health issues on the back burner for athletes, Buhl said.
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"I feel like this issue now goes on the back burner for him," she said.
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Jeezy is putting music on the back burner, because he's determined to become an actor.
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But that project has been put on the back burner, Fisker told CNBC last week.
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Acquisitions are on the back burner as the company focuses on existing assets, Conibear said.
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We would stay in touch and I knew this project was on the back burner.
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"I put myself on the back burner a lot, just for her," Ms. Williams said.
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The story of the lost gold "has always been on the back burner," he said.
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So, if we're hungry, or trying to find rent, it's going on the back burner.
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Issues over territory have not gone away, but merely been placed on the back burner.
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Mercury retrograde in Taurus has encouraged you to put new projects on the back burner.
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Issues from mid-April that were put on the back burner will come up again.
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Sometimes we are thrown on the back burner when our issues should be front and center.
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Use this Mercury retrograde's energy to finish up projects you previously put on the back-burner.
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MICHAEL DANIEL, FORMER CYBERSECURITY COORDINATOR: We were - those actions were put on the back burner, yes.
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Those staying behind were bracing for a snowbound weekend with politics far on the back burner.
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We're constantly being fed trends that put the real, science-backed information on the back burner.
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"Because we are serial entrepreneurs we always have new ideas on the back burner," Krasniansky said.
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Neptune says to put your selfishness on the back burner and turn your compassion into action.
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The actress says she decided to slim down after putting her health on the back burner.
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Cuba is hardly a priority, and Trump may prefer to keep it on the back burner.
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Other promises, like infrastructure spending and renegotiated trade agreements, have been put on the back burner.
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Conversations about a collaboration stayed on the back-burner until they both ended up in California.
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Sorry, you really do gotta let that shit simmer all day long on the back burner.
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I think she's one to open everything up and not put anything on the back burner.
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"I don't think it's worse than usual, I think it's on the back burner," said McCarthy.
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Still, the issue is on the back burner for now because of the two "No" votes.
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Don't work on new projects, but do pick up something you've put on the back burner!
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However, with debt markets jittery over Italy and Turkey, that plan is on the back burner.
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"As your lives get busier, it becomes easy to put sex on the back burner," she says.
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MICHAEL DANIEL, FORMER OBAMA CYBERSECURITY CHIEF: We were those actions were put-on the back-burner, yes.
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Use this time wisely by connecting with your partners about conversations you've had on the back burner.
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Putting the half-marathons on the back burner, she decided to run a different kind of race.
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The party put the plan on the back-burner three months later, saying it needed more consultation.
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Amid the uncertainty, the potential sale of its Ore-Ida frozen potato business on the back burner.
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The party supports leaving the EU ("Nexit"), though it has put that demand on the back burner.
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Apart from that, further EU integration reforms will be on the back burner for the foreseeable future.
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For now, though, the crypto plans keep simmering on the back burner, displaced by more pressing realities.
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If you've been putting insurance on the back-burner, it's time to change that in your 30s.
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Be independent and hold your own hand as you power through responsibilities left on the back-burner.
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Torres isn't the only successful person who advises putting money on the back burner when you're young.
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I think sometimes that gets put on the back burner because you're so busy making a living.
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However, Mueller's report may have put the campaign on the back burner for now, according to Newall.
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The caveat to her intense dedication was that her personal life was placed on the back-burner.
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Other major items on the campaign agenda were either watered-down or put on the back burner.
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With that being said the cuisine and any exposure it may deserve is on the back burner.
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With a plan to list, Kamaruzzaman said all other options had been "put on the back burner".
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And yet, some of the country's biggest news organizations are putting the story on the back burner.
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One issue that seems to be on the back burner is the ever-increasing cost of college.
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All you can focus on are the holidays, and work takes a spot on the back burner.
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Its system today is still being fixed, but the project has been put on the back burner.
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A $9.6 billion revitalization plan endorsed by state officials has been on the back burner for years.
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"Acquisitions of other listed possible takeover targets have been put on the back burner for now," Buch said.
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Modi's deft performance likely means complaints will be on the back-burner during his visit to Capitol Hill.
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These are the times when love can be put on the back burner for your success-obsessed sign.
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All the stuff that has been put on the back burner, but either helps themselves or their family.
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He's put love on the back-burner in the past because he's spent years focusing on his business.
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But Embraer Commercial Aviation Chief Executive John Slattery said the project was on the back burner for now.
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"She's so dedicated that she puts herself on the back burner," we see another teacher say of Kathi.
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While health-care reform simmers on the back burner, the president should go right to business tax reform.
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Topping the list of market worries is China, which has been on the back burner for months now.
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Now, Saudi Arabia has gone many steps further than just hoping to keep Israel on the back burner.
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Completing tasks that have been put on the back burner is a great way to use the energy.
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Now's the time to pick up projects you kept on the back burner instead of starting new ones.
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It appears that whatever friendship was forming between the two has since been put on the back burner.
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Instead, use this energy to work on projects that you've put on the back burner, and slow down.
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"Whatever is in the pipe might be put on the back burner for a couple weeks," Su said.
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At the time, Mr. Turnbull put a proposed free-trade agreement between the countries on the back burner.
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Congress has a few options lingering on the back burner, but none are showing signs of imminent movement.
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Other issues, such as saving for retirement, are on the back burner for now, according to the survey.
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Most importantly, don't put retirement on the back burner, even if it seems too far away to consider.
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So, it kind of puts the person on the back burner, but it eats up so much time.
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This is, however, a good time to pick up projects that you've had to put on the back burner.
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When I left Facebook, I chose to deactivate — not delete — my account, essentially keeping Facebook on the back-burner.
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But rights groups say there is another problem — the US decision to put human rights on the back burner.
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For the most part, the family made Khloé's comfort a priority, putting all this tension on the back-burner.
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That's part of what you do: You put an issue on the agenda that was on the back burner.
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Duterte has put the ruling on the back burner and said he will revisit it later in his term.
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The first major backlash, during the early Clinton years, put the issue on the back burner for 15 years.
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Threatened U.S. restrictions on Chinese investments in the United States also appeared to be put on the back burner.
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Slow down and work on projects that have been left on the back burner rather than starting new ones.
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"During the Obama years, military readiness has been put on the back burner," Ryan's office said in the statement.
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If you've felt like your sex life has been put on the back burner in 2017, you're not alone.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is putting its initiative to overhaul how it evaluates science on the back burner.
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Yet these cases are regularly placed on the back burner and often languish for years without a final decision.
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Divisions that had arguably been left on the back burner for too long were brought to an ugly simmer.
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Protecting your valuable brands and innovations, through trademarks and patent applications in China, can't wait on the back burner.
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Now isn't the time to start a new project; instead, work on something that's been on the back burner.
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Mercury retrograde asks that we focus on projects we put on the back burner instead of starting new ones.
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But that does mean that Atlanta has mostly left Van, the mother of Earn's child, on the back-burner.
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Now isn't the time to start new projects, but to finish ones that were put on the back burner.
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In a stunning about-face in Manila's foreign policy, he has put the arbitration award on the back burner.
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Since the TPP was so promising, the prospect of a Japanese deal with Europe was on the back burner.
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Now isn't the time to start new projects, but to revisit ones that you previously placed on the back burner.
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Because it was on the back burner, we didn't really have the arrangement precise until we got into the studio.
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In his remarks, Vickers argued that the US strategy could no longer afford to put Syria on the back burner.
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Friday's data on the second estimate of U.S. gross domestic product was put on the back burner following Yellen's statement.
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Instead, take a look at the work you've placed on the back-burner, and connect with friends from your past.
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He may have called "Dibs" — but Kelsea Ballerini is putting wedding planning on the back burner for the time being.
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And what will the current President has to show for his willingness to put these issues on the back burner?
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This is a good time to focus on projects you've put on the back burner instead of starting new ones.
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Put your national pride on the back burner and give these fanatics who live, breathe and sweat soccer a try.
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And the potential tax reduction that many corporations have been excited about appears to be solidly on the back burner.
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You may also find yourself ready to delve into a creative project you had to put on the back burner.
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Working towards creating something, or doing something big, often necessitates putting other aspects of your life on the back burner.
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The governor no longer has political support, and his political priorities—like statehood—are on the back burner for the
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"This is something that may need to put on the back burner ... maybe next year to be dealt with," Rep.
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"What can't happen is another project again jumping the line and putting airport modernization on the back burner," he said.
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What's next: With the U.S. focused on the possible June North Korea summit, Iran is decidedly on the back burner.
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Good luck finding the center's new Hall of Fame that was promised a few years ago: on the back burner.
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Events had forced Enid and Carl to put their budding relationship on the back burner until Sunday's leisurely road trip.
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Of these, 635 are no longer being considered, 244 are inactive and 700 have been put on the back burner.
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"With all the other things going on right now, it's kind of put on the back burner," Mr. Coffman conceded.
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But since I'm still walking through snow and ice, I can't put water resistance and warmth on the back burner.
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Trump supported that idea during the election campaign, but it has been put on the back-burner in recent weeks.
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After promising to move it during the presidential campaign, Mr. Trump's administration has put that issue on the back burner.
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At work, you're better off picking up a project that's been on the back burner than starting a new one.
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Or perhaps a creative project you put on the back burner will finally turn into something you can focus on.
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They hoped that Trump would focus on business priorities like tax reform and leave disruptive immigration policies on the back burner.
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Mercury retrograde is good for reflecting on the past and reviewing projects or conversations that you've put on the back burner.
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Y'know you're confident when you can put someone as hot as Gigi on the back burner ... while you play a game.
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For now, it seems, the season of ACS is on the back burner, which might have happened anyway, considering Murphy's workload.
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If you're feeling restless, pick up an old project that was on the back burner rather than starting a new one.
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Conversations that were put on the back burner in August will come back as Mercury retraces its retrograde journey in Virgo.
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"There are a lot of political initiatives that have been on the back-burner for the past eight years," Conant said.
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It's a rush to get your career going and then you end up putting your personal life on the back burner.
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Think back to mid-April—conversations back then that were put on the back burner because of Mercury retrograde will resurface.
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From diapers to daycare and family vacations to holiday presents, it's often tempting to put college savings on the back burner.
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His committee passed bipartisan postal reform legislation in March, but GOP leadership has put it on the back burner, he said.
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Thus, it seems increasingly likely that Delta and Aeromexico will put their joint venture plans on the back burner for now.
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WRITE I think it's about time to dig into that Now & Then think piece I've had on the back burner, don't you?
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Mercury and Mars meet today, igniting a conversation around cash, security or self-worth that was previously put on the back burner.
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But just like a great pair of jeans shouldn't stay in your closet, a good idea shouldn't stay on the back burner.
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Insurance is can seem complex, confusing, and generally not fun to talk about, so it often gets put on the back burner.
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Even though Dwyer is urging investors to put major sell-off fears on the back burner, he's not predicting robust upside either.
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"I kind of put it on the back burner and just kind of forgot about it over the years," Anderson told KGTV.
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"I was a mom who was raising her kids and I stepped aside and put everything on the back burner," she said.
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But before she could commit, she had to risk putting him on the back burner while she sampled what else was cooking.
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Both President Bill Clinton and President Obama gave lip service to campaign-finance reform and then put it on the back burner.
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As a financial advisor who is also a millennial, I realize it's an easy choice to put retirement on the back burner.
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All presidents struggle to put domestic issues on the back burner while overseas, but those problems could be especially acute for Trump.
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Even with the funding battle put on the back-burner, leadership is facing a lengthy to-do list and multiple hard deadlines.
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Technically, the Pentagon is still planning for it, but several defense officials say it's very much on the back burner for now.
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Industrial metals joined rallies in oil and share markets as investors put fears about a struggling global economy on the back burner.
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For example, he took up anti-communism when that was fashionable but put it on the back burner in more tolerant times.
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I've put my emotional needs on the back burner to placate his family, but I don't want to continue making this sacrifice.
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This is where market participants cannot ignore the emergence progress, which often gets placed on the back burner in favor of plantings.
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Historically, cheaper prices at the pump have led consumers and policymakers alike to put gas savings and efficiency on the back burner.
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GIVEN YOU ARE DOING ALL OF THIS, IT WOULD SEEM TO DIRECT TO CONSUMER IS KIND OF PUT ON THE BACK BURNER.
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Rudolph eventually decided to put tech on the back burner and see if he could make a business out of the pasta.
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Further reforms, such as further promoting the yuan's global clout or liberalising the capital account have now been put on the back burner.
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It was then that he decided to put it "on the back-burner" and develop a substitute service on a website and app.
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The reality is that your partnership gets put on the back burner when you're in the thick of treatment, with or without kids.
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After a couple of months with it on the back-burner, I came back to the game thinking mostly in terms of technologies.
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"Wedding plans have kind of been put on the back burner," Slater told reporters after Monday's season premiere of Dancing with the Stars.
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But between the tour and the cooking show, music has been a little bit on the back-burner, as far as new music.
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The surgery put those plans on the back-burner but Hinch is hopeful that option will be possible as the season wears on.
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Carmelo and La La Anthony put their breakup on the back burner to spend a chunk of Mother's Day together with their son.
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It's a period to pause, to work on projects that were put on the back burner, or to redo what's already been done.
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At the same time, a new chair may have a different agenda and decide to put some SEC proposals on the back burner.
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"My big frustration in Latin America is, we've always been on the back burner in many areas, certainly in art," Ms. Cisneros added.
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But all signs point to that plan being put on the back burner, until Trump signs a new bill to fully fund DHS.
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The performing arts center was placed on the back burner, though, as officials wrangled over the many other thorny issues involved in redevelopment.
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Back burner Though most analysts agree the White House has put the issue on the back burner, there is disagreement as to why.
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Those are all still part of the party, but they've been put on the back burner to issues that are more politically charged.
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Flights might be grounded, hotels closed, and cruise ships docked, but that doesn't mean you should put earning points on the back burner.
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The addition of sleep tracking, meanwhile, appears to have been put on the back burner for a bit — owing perhaps to battery constraints.
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To some in Congress, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, that's a good excuse to put a DACA deal on the back burner.
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He says the head of NBC's investigative unit, Rich Greenberg, told him to put the story "on the back burner" at one point.
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I want A to keep some vacation days for the winter time, so we put the Sahara on the back burner... for now.
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"It's kind of been put on the back burner, the sense of urgency among some of the legislators has gone away," said Rep.
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Her last day was Friday, so now I need to catch up and focus on some things that have been on the back burner.
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And while the Doklam issue appears to be on the back burner, it is one of multiple territorial disputes between New Delhi and Beijing.
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After putting love on the back burner to pursue her Olympic dreams, Simone Biles has taken to Instagram to declare herself off the market.
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Mercury retrograde re-enters Cancer, finding you picking up projects that were put on the back burner, and asking you to rethink your direction.
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For now, the officials said, the discussion of naming the IRGC a terrorist organization is still in play, but apparently on the back burner.
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Conor McGregor has put his MMA training on the back burner to prepare for his boxing match with Floyd Mayweather ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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The project's been on the back burner for months but now both are close to wrapping their other projects, so they're ready to roll.
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But after graduation, he put cooking on the back burner, taking a job in a call center and remaining there for about five years.
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Doing an at-home DNA kit is one of those things that's on everyone's bucket list but is continually put on the back burner.
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IT'S SAD HOW TOTALLY NECESSARY THIS IS: McDonalds is putting Ronald McDonald on the back burner while the creepy clown sightings continue to occur.
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Alice* has kept more than one crush on the back burner because she's been scared to risk ruining the friendship she has with them.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, also shifts signs today, entering Aquarius—you'll start revisiting some projects you put on the back burner in early January.
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To defeat Islamic State, myriad international and Syrian combatants — many of them sworn enemies — banded together or put their conflicts on the back burner.
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A president will usually have a handful of key priorities that he pushes aggressively while trying to put other things on the back burner.
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These issues are too pressing, the needs too great, to be put on the back burner until the next president takes office in January.
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Lessons from Mercury Retrograde: Mercury retrograde in Sagittarius finds you and your partners talking about issues that have previously been put on the back-burner.
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However, Nio's plans to expand into the U.S. and launch an autonomous vehicle there in 2020 appear to be on the back burner for now.
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Currently on the back burner are the crossover Model Y, a Tesla pickup truck, the Semi tractor trailer, and the next generation of the Roadster.
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And in a White House consumed with its own ethics scandals and its own legal troubles, Pruitt's problems will likely remain on the back burner.
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All retrogrades are a time to rest and review—to take a break and work on issues that we've let languish on the back-burner.
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Communication planet Mercury reenters Sagittarius after its retrograde journey at 6:42 PM, moving forward conversations that have previously been put on the back burner.
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They aim to lull Democrats to sleep on climate, joining their Republican colleagues in action if not words by keeping climate on the back burner.
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For example, expanding outside of New York was placed on the back burner for a while during the ironing-out phase of the company's plans.
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The effort to tame that country's assertive regional policies has worked and the crisis has now been put on the back burner of international diplomacy.
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At the time of the health care collapse, Republicans had made little public progress toward a tax bill, and it appeared on the back burner.
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Touchy subjects like human rights have been placed on the back burner in hopes of striking a deal that would benefit the United States economy.
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In the rush to execute (which is a good rush to be in), sometimes it's easy to put your exit strategy on the back burner.
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Jones' deal was set on the back burner when the Chiefs acquired Frank Clark from the Seattle Seahawks and signed him to a massive contract.
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For a long time, these worries were unheard of or on the back burner for most people — AI looked to be a long way away.
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However, Teddy's new love interest on Grey's Anatomy, Tom Koracick, could be just the one to help her put Owen on the back burner for good.
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This was yet another example of the media putting the Puerto Rico story on the back burner — something it's been doing for a long time now.
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Europe's big banks put consolidation on the back burner following the financial crash and ensuing debt crisis, focusing largely on getting their own houses in order.
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But soon after taking over from Zuma in February, President Cyril Ramaphosa put the nuclear expansion on the back burner saying the plan was too expensive.
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In the short term, this may involve putting some of the dirtiest plants on the back burner, says Patrick Graichen of Agora, an energy think-tank.
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With crazy work schedules and afternoon happy hours that sometimes lead to even happier nights (wink, wink), adults tend to put rest on the back burner.
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The stresses of moving to a new place, making new friends and taking challenging classes can result in students placing their health on the back burner.
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Now isn't the time to tinker with new ideas and projects, but rather to pick up one you previous had to put on the back burner.
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Sliwinska admits she has her hands full being a mom of two, but she refuses to put her body after baby completely on the back burner.
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If you're able to take a break, do so—if not, focus on projects that were put on the back burner instead of starting news ones.
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For the last decade, the city has put fine arts on the back burner in order to focus on more pressing issues, like poverty and homelessness.
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That, in turn, is causing miners to slowly examine projects put on the back burner years ago when prices begin to slide from historic 2011 highs.
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As a nation we cannot afford to keep putting human rights on the back burner – our diplomatic efforts, international relationships, and integrity abroad depend on it.
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As our Jon Snow conspiracy theory continues to exist on the back burner, we are now dedicating our attention to the women of Game of Thrones.
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If you're not in the top 7-10 percent in your age group, you're put on the back burner and you're nothing more than a paycheck.
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So tired of every single victim of gun violence being overlooked, not given justice, and forgotten about because our government puts them on the back burner.
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While the Met's renovation of its modern and contemporary wing is on the back burner, it continues to study how best to use the Breuer building.
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It's also a meaningful return for someone who chose to leave the Hollywood spotlight, putting her successful career on the back burner to work on herself.
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Major Food will also renovate and reopen the more casual space downstairs, formerly called Brasserie, though the group has it on the back burner for now.
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It has put the redesign on the back burner to concentrate on infrastructure needs, including replacing the skylights and roofing system above the European paintings galleries.
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But that timeline may be accelerated now that healthcare is on the back burner and lawmakers have more breathing room to work on a rebuilding package.
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Still, both of those issues are expected to remain on the back burner, despite promises to the contrary from Mr. Trump's chief of staff, Reince Priebus.
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Talks between the European Commission and the White House are on the back burner while the Trump administration focuses on resolving its trade war with China.
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The Scandal star reveals to PEOPLE that she put her workout routine on the back burner following the birth of her son Caleb Kelechi, now 6 months.
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"We were putting so much effort into making sure the house was clean, kids were happy that we put 'us' on the back burner," she tells Refinery29.
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Mercury's retrograde in March meant that many plans and ideas were being renegotiated or put on the back burner—or delayed, miscommunicated, or straight up forgotten about.
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Strong U.S. retail sales data and earnings from industrial companies put global slowdown fears, sparked by underwhelming manufacturing surveys from Asia and Europe, on the back burner.
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Since then, creators have been somewhat left on the back-burner while Twitter focuses on professional live video and the platform's persistent issues with abuse and terrorism.
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But when Mr. Ferrell — by then a leading man in his own right — wasn't quite ready to revisit Mugatu, the project was put on the back burner.
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So he feels like if there's any other options that can take, I'd rather take those options and let chemo sit on the back burner for now.
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" Her mother, Robyn Simpson, is a staple on Reid's Instagram page and a film producer who Reid says, "Put her dreams on the back burner for me.
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This year will mark the tenth anniversary of his namesake label, but the current political climate has put worries over his latest collection on the back burner.
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Washington (CNN)New deregulations and study cancellations are adding to a long list of environmentalist concerns that the Trump administration is putting science on the back burner.
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Check for your wallet, keys, and phone whenever you leave someplace, and focus on projects that were put on the back burner instead of starting new ones.
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This isn't a great time to start new projects, but it's a fine time to focus on things that had to be put on the back burner.
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I can still put that on the back burner, thankfully, and really just try to focus on getting back right now, getting healthy and remaining being motivated.
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With health care on the back burner, Trump gained some leeway to focus on his pro-business promises, like looser regulations, lower tax rates and fiscal stimulus.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa put nuclear expansion on the back burner after taking office in February 2018, saying a project championed by his predecessor Jacob Zuma was unaffordable.
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Protesters have also voiced anger at what they see as the government's willingness to widen involvement in the region, while putting domestic issues on the back burner.
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This is a phenomenon unique to our age—do I immerse myself in the moment, or do I put it on the back-burner while I pout?
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In reality, the White House has largely put negotiations over DACA on the back burner as the program is reviewed by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Trump, however, asked the global community to put such provisions on the back burner, embrace optimism, and look to technology and innovation to solve the world's problems.
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"We kind of knew it was on the back-burner," said Alexander Monterrubio, director of regulatory affairs for the National Association of Federal Credit Unions trade group.
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"I'm just afraid that it's going to be tabled and put on the back burner, and we're going to be asked to do this again," she said.
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However, the growing stimulus and easier credit have raised fears that Beijing is putting its efforts to reduce debt risks in the economy on the back burner.
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"What we're seeing is a culmination of years of putting elections on the back burner," said Henderson, citing what she described as inadequate funding for elections offices.
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MOSCOW — Russian President Vladimir Putin says he's pleased that the "political battles" in Washington have put on the back-burner accusations that Russia interfered in U.S. elections.
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But normal people weren't actually that enthusiastic about having computers on their faces, and after several years of mockery, Google has put Glass on the back burner.
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Leader Kim Jong Un's diplomatic charm offensive began the next year, and analysts say Pyongyang used the opportunity to try to put the case on the back burner.
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"But when you have a shot of the creative bug you just have to go with it, and other things just take a seat on the back burner."
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Having to constantly worry about safety puts her basic needs on the back burner, which keeps her in the same frustrating cycle that prevents her from moving forward.
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Mercury rules communication and commerce, and while it's retrograde, it's best to avoid doing new things and focus on issues we've had to put on the back burner.
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The Australian hitmaker has put split rumors on the back burner in recent days, wearing her engagement ring to the iHeartRadio Music Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday.
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Kylie Jenner seems to be putting the Jordyn Woods scandal, and Travis Scott's alleged cheating drama on the back burner ... because there's shopping to be done, damn it!
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Your W-2s and other tax forms have been rolling in and you might want to put them on the back burner until April, but don't do that.
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But some China watchers are now questioning whether the stream of new stimulus measures and easier credit has put Beijing's debt reduction efforts on the back burner again.
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For the most part, "Body Double" puts Archie's storyline on the back burner to focus on the women of Riverdale, particularly the burgeoning friendship between Veronica and Betty.
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"We have a major mental health crisis that has been placed on the back burner," said study leader Ian Rockett, professor emeritus at West Virginia University in Morgantown.
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President Donald Trump is considering breaking up the nation's biggest banks, a vow he had made during the presidential campaign then seemed to put on the back burner.
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With Nicole's untimely return from the dead (hate when that happens) and a little thing called A.D. to deal with, wedding plans are probably on the back burner.
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The island is once more on the back burner, and will remain there until after the election, when a volatile world and other priorities will confront Obama's successor.
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The trade ministers are continuing to talk behind the scenes, but the negotiations are likely to sit on the back burner until after Mexico's presidential election on Sunday.
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"We kind of knew it was on the back-burner," said Alexander Monterrubio, director of regulatory affairs for the National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions trade group.
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Plus, now that you're single, you'll finally have time to focus on some things that have been on the back-burner, like starting that new potentially lucrative project.
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To avoid future outages, Robinhood needs to focus on maintaining its platform, and should potentially put expansion plans to new countries, including the UK, on the back burner.
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Far too many times the recommendations following an aviation disaster are placed on the back burner, with the excuse of "too much money" being used to justify inaction.
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I didn&apost have kids, so life insurance and a will were on the back burner (well, let&aposs be honest — they weren&apost really cooking at all).
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So when Greene returns to the Tigers, it would seem either he or the $25-million man, Mike Pelfrey, will be put on the back burner called the bullpen.
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Without serious threats of disruption, most banks have focused on consolidating to drive down costs and cross-sell services, placing the customer-facing product experience on the back burner.
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Many workers say they feel the need to respond immediately, for example, to every email or Slack message, knowing their real work is getting put on the back burner.
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Reducing CO2 Biodiesel is another product on the back burner, with the team investigating how coffee waste could power cars, buses, and even their own bio-bean collection truck.
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That means that a majority of the 10 to 15 product prototypes the company has in development at a given time will likely be put on the back burner.
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One of the worst things young adults can do early in their professional lives is to put student loan payments on the back burner or ignore the payments completely.
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Throughout the latest CFTC reporting period, wheat mostly stayed on the back burner similar to the previous week, though some modest buying begin at the end of the period.
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But an ankle injury kept him on the back burner for much of the year, allowing Canzeri — a player plagued by bumps and bruises himself — to demonstrate his skills.
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It's easy to put your estate plan on the back burner, especially since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act raised the estate tax exemption to $11.2 million per person.
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During this time, it would be wise not to start any new projects; instead focus on what's already on your plate (or what's been left on the back burner).
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But the health crisis is forcing it to dig even deeper, he said, adding that Xpeng Motors is looking at which plans it can put on the back burner.
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Lemkin said that there's already been a change in buyer behavior: As companies look to cut costs, spending money on new cloud software finds itself on the back burner.
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Instead, focus on finishing projects that you'd put on the back burner, and try to keep things light in your relationships because everything will be up in the air.
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Specifically, for Apple to make the HomePod work, it needs to prioritize certain technologies — artificial intelligence, cloud services and others — that it has typically kept on the back burner.
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If you have to work on something, it's better to pick up a project that was left on the back burner rather than forcing something new off the ground.
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It seems to me that the whole conversation surrounding fracking and climate change has been put on the back burner—or even omitted—from the debate during this election cycle.
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Last month BuzzFeed reported that Jack Dorsey had put Buy Buttons, product pages and other commerce efforts on the "back-burner," and the commerce team was shifted into other divisions.
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But the barons of the Beltway had an agenda of their own: they wanted Clinton to put two of his signature issues on the back-burner: welfare and political reform.
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"These ideas have been proposed over the last 40 years, but they've been staying on the back burner, because the main focus of fundamental physics has been accelerators," he said.
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It's not to say that I don't love kids, but the idea of raising a child and putting myself on the back-burner is something I don't want to do.
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The assumption that Russia now owns Syria and was in control of the battlefield has given policymakers in Western capitals a way of putting the conflict on the back burner.
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But pretty soon, looming work deadlines, your kids' busy schedules, and even just the lure of your sofa and the remote control conspire to keep sex on the back burner.
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While this isn't a great time to start new projects, it is a good occasion to pick something back up that you previously had to put on the back burner.
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Your ruling planet Mercury begins its retrograde in Pisces today, asking you not to start new work projects and instead focus on ones that you've put on the back burner.
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Mercury retrograde isn't a great time to start new projects, but it's a fine time to pick up something that was left on the back burner—or to simply rest.
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Mercury retrograde is a time to slow down instead of pushing forward, so pick up projects you previously had to put on the back-burner instead of starting new ones.
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We pay the toll with declining life expectancy even here in the U.S. All this means prevention — the most fundamental work of public health — is put on the back burner.
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To borrow from the actress Viola Davis, diversity "is not a hashtag" to be celebrated when recruiting poor students and put on the back burner once they are on campus.
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But by prioritizing the trade agreement, he essentially put infrastructure on the back burner because there is no momentum to pass the deal with Mexico and Canada at the moment.
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I've personally experienced scenarios where I had to put financial considerations on the back burner and be honest with myself about how a client was affecting my quality of life.
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But for now, Mr. Sisi seems to be putting concerns about Iran on the back burner and focusing more on Sunni Islamist movements, which he sees as a bigger threat.
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It's a great time to try a new art form, pick up a project you've put on the back burner, or simply put less pressure on yourself to be productive.
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And with Hurricane Irma bearing down on their native state, two young Nationals from Florida were able to put the storm on the back burner for a few hours Thursday night.
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"I was at the point where if I don't pack up and leave now, I know my personality, I'm just going to put myself on the back-burner again," she says.
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"The idea that the U.S. is going to normalise policy more quickly than other major central banks was largely put on the back burner for most of this year," he said.
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The bigger thing is we're back to the question of is this bad enough to put the agenda on the back burner because they have to spend all their time defending.
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Trump's attempts to pass an infrastructure reform plan have been largely left on the back burner on Capitol Hill, where issues like health care, tax reform and confirmations have taken precedence.
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I'm planning on opening another high-yield savings accountMy life circumstances have changed over the past years, and I have put the goal of owning a home on the back burner.
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"The idea that the U.S. is going to normalize policy more quickly than other major central banks was largely put on the back burner for most of this year," he said.
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She had put dating on the back-burner after moving from San Francisco to Glens Falls to help care for her father, who had Alzheimer's, while still focusing on her career.
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Families have a lot of competing priorities -- getting food on the table, paying bills, dealing with illness -- and this can cause oral health care to be put on the back burner.
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The prospect of dating someone her parents selected — someone Indian who practiced Sikhism, like them — was on the back burner after a series of unsuccessful phone setups in her early 20s.
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Negotiations to end the shutdown, at a standstill over President Trump's demand for border wall funding, could end up on the back burner, even as contagion effects seep through the economy.
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It would take tremendous discipline for a CEO to put that business on the back burner and focus on developing a much smaller market that might not become profitable for years.
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Even Trump's allies have urged him to put his political and economic interests on the back burner and focus on the response at hand for the sake of the American people.
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Legislation on issues from the energy efficiency of electric kettles and toasters to the social rights of workers have been put on the back burner to avoid inflaming the British debate.
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While Congress has recognized this dilemma and bipartisan efforts have been made to address the dire need for tax reform, ongoing political events have put the overhaul on the back burner.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced a delay in a sales tax increase of 2-1/0.533 years, putting plans for fiscal reform on the back burner amid weakness in the economy.
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Creative projects that you've put on the back burner might get a chance to see the light of day— or you may ignore them, worried about your day job and "real" responsibilities.
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Democrats tried to force the issue last month with the introduction of legislation that called for $1 trillion in government spending for infrastructure -- but their measure has been on the back burner.
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This is the time to work on projects that have been put on the back-burner instead of taking on new ones, as well as avoiding signing contracts or making important decisions.
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Though Apple has declined to comment on the initiative to CNBC, it has already revealed hints of projects that could impress crowds, even with a car now reportedly on the back burner.
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Earlier this year, financial sources told Reuters that KKR had already put the deal on the back burner, partly due to a lack of progress in talks over pricing for the assets.
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Your focus is on productivity today as Mercury re-enters Cancer, bringing a shake-up to your schedule and finding you picking up projects that had been put on the back burner.
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A crush from mid-April could return to your life, or some art you were inspired to make last month, that you put on the back burner, will finally get your attention.
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By the end of report day, the market will have put planted area on the back burner to focus completely on yields in the world's leading corn and No. 2 soybean supplier.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced a two and a half-year delay in a sales tax increase, putting plans for fiscal reform on the back burner amid weakness in the economy.
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We broke the story ... the "Put On" rapper put music on the back burner and moved to L.A. from Atlanta to become an actor, and even signed with major talent agency UTA.
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Our sources say French is anxious to get back to feeling 100%, so he can get back on the road for appearances and performances -- but that's on the back burner, for now.
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After 37 years of marriage, two sons and a bustling household that ran like a well-oiled machine, Linda and Peter Tracy realized they had put their relationship on the back burner.
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Greene also points out that if early retirement is your No. 1 priority, other financial goals, such as paying off your student loans, might need to be put on the back-burner.
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It's a busy day in your career, Pisces—things are being reshuffled, projects that were put on the back burner are coming up again, and exciting new opportunities are on the horizon.
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Despite tons of hype for the promises of gaming in the virtual reality space, the technical difficulties inherent to, well, reality have left interest for augmented reality gaming on the back burner. Father.
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While many fans speculated about the real reason for the show's end, the couple have routinely said that they see Season 5 as the right time to put TV on the back burner.
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However, the deluge of big data means that enterprises are gleaning so much data at once that knowing what is valuable and what can be put on the back burner isn't always clear.
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The good news: Plans for a new, winner-take-all singles event backed by Kosmos and tentatively called the Majesty Cup have been put on the back burner for now as negotiations proceed.
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The candidates both put in strong performances in their efforts to address these disagreements on Tuesday and seemed ready to put their simmering feud on the back burner, at least for the moment.
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Instead, factors sparking the trends should be seen on a global scale, and Trump's role should be put "on the back burner next to everything else going on around the world," he said.
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What really makes the FaceTime bug egregious is that the latest iteration of iOS was supposed to be all about fixing the problems of iOS 11 and putting new features on the back-burner.
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The move follows his decision to delay a scheduled sales tax hike by two-and-a-half years, putting his plans for fiscal reform on the back burner amid stubborn weakness in the economy.
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Security concerns appeared to remain on the back burner, following reports that North Korea fired a second missile on Wednesday that appeared to be an intermediate-range Musudan, according to the South Korean military.
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The quote instantly sparked anxiety amongst fans who assumed that the project would be put on the back burner indefinitely, but, according Yang's recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, there's still reason to have hope.
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" "Everything got thrown on the back burner when stuff happened," she says, "but you'll see us working through certain things together and you'll see us talking about marriage and what we're going to do.
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Hoyer said the plan had been put on the back burner for a year due to Brexit and while a new EU budget was being hammered out, but that it was now active again.
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Paige is getting really stressed because she has to tell her parents that she is about to be Famous, but is scared that they will disown her for putting school on the back burner.
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But Trump's promise to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv is on the back burner, and he caught Netanyahu off-guard by asking him to put unspecified limits on settlement activity.
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Melissa Dawn Simkins, author and president of brand consultancy Velvet Suite, said that while entrepreneurs are focused more on the successful execution or performance of their business, branding gets left on the back burner.
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A look at the last several dozen election cycles shows that during the final year of a presidential term, big corporate investments are routinely postponed, and big deals are put on the back burner.
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Amid the uncertainty, Kraft Heinz has put the potential sale of its Ore-Ida frozen potato business on the back burner until its new CEO, Miguel Patricio, reviews all its brands, the people said.
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But as the French set their eyes on rebuilding their national pride, the possible health risks from the fire took a seat on the back-burner, an investigation from the New York Times revealed.
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Amazing isn't it, sarcasm noted, that after the feverish and outrageous response from the leftists and the Democratic leaders it has been put on the back burner by the next big Democratic fundraising story.
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Normally, the markets would be fixated on Friday's employment report, but this week with the volatile moves around trade and the sell-off in technology the jobs report has been on the back burner.
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Blame for our decades-long alliance with Saudi Arabia obviously cannot be placed on Mr. Trump, but this recent atrocity should at least alert our government that morality cannot remain on the back burner.
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David Beckham's grand entrance into the MLS via his own team was put on the back-burner over coronavirus -- but he still got on the pitch come game time ... just like the old days.
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Guide: How to Stand Up for Yourself In the long run, being unable to express what you want is a recipe for perpetual dissatisfaction, because your needs always end up on the back burner.
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Of those, maybe I'll finish two or three this week, come back to another two or three, put a few on the back burner for later and probably let the rest fade into oblivion.
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While the town hall will not offer the head-to-head format activists have sought, it does offer some platform for an issue that spent much of the 2016 campaign on the back burner.
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The horror films directed by Mario Bava and Dario Argento in the 1960s and '70s deliberately put coherent story lines on the back burner, the better to concentrate on shocking scares and uncomfortable atmospheres.
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But advocates of helicopter money remain unconvinced that more radical steps remain on the back burner, pointing out that Kuroda has in the past sought to maximize the shock effect of unconventional policy moves.
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For the moment, though, the issue of Mexico is on the back burner in Washington, which is focused on the impeachment of Trump and the U.S. killing of a top Iranian general, Qassem Suleimani.
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The U.S. was already engaged in negotiations of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (T-TIP) , a large-scale agreement with the EU. However, the Brexit vote put that deal on the back burner.
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And in Rabat, security officials said the United States, which has played a crucial intelligence and logistics role in repatriating suspected foreign fighters, put the issue on the back burner amid the troop withdrawal.
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The Public Editor With repeal of the Affordable Care Act on the back burner, Republicans have moved forward with plans for a sizable tax cut, and so, too, did The New York Times's coverage.
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"When you think of all the things you need to do in preparing for children going to college — dealing with student loans, housing, registering for courses — this often ends up on the back burner."
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Ramaphosa has put nuclear expansion on the back burner since taking office in February, saying it is too expensive, and has focused instead on pledges to revive the economy and crack down on corruption.
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Once I got back to the U.S., I was fixated and motivated on this goal, but I quickly realized I didn't have the money, so I had to put the dream on the back burner.
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"After receiving my associate's degree and giving birth to a premie with Cerebral Palsy, I had to put my goal of a bachelor's degree on the back burner and enter the workforce," Johnson told Mashable.
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One of the men testifying against A$AP Rocky in Sweden -- a witness to the street brawl -- has his own serious legal trouble, but, mysteriously, his case seems to now be on the back burner.
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But most moves require a lot of money (whether it's paying for a moving truck or for the new place itself) — stuff like a new mattress or new TV gets put on the back burner.
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As the Trump administration moves to consolidate Environmental Protection Agency offices, remove environmental regulations and bring more industry voices into fact-finding processes, environmentalists are accusing the government of putting science on the back burner.
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It has always been tempting for America and other countries to put North Korea's nuclear ambitions on the back burner, in large part because of a chronic absence of good options for dealing with them.
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At the local union on a side street in the devastated town of Brumadinho, one union official still had not heard of Vale's plan, while another said it was an issue on the back burner.
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That plot twist aside, though, the show put bipolar disorder mostly on the back burner in Seasons 5 and 6, keeping Carrie on her meds and painting her as more fretful and anguished than erratic.
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There is no imminent threat of collapse, and Mr. Macron's critics — and even some of his allies — say he should put budgetary concerns on the back burner to focus on setting up the universal system.
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"Small- to medium-sized businesses can no longer afford to put security on the back burner and need to start engaging with the issues and trends affecting the industry," he said in a press release.
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"You kind of think NAFTA is going to be on the back burner for a good part of the year," Lieber said, adding it's doubtful there will be a NAFTA agreement before the midterm elections.
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"Oil prices had rallied about 40 percent since the beginning of the year but the move higher has for now been put on the back burner," said Stephen Brennock, analyst at London-based oil brokerage PVM.
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Last year, the tribunal invalidated China's claim to sovereignty over most of the South China Sea, but Duterte has put the ruling on the back burner and said he would revisit it later in his term.
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The debt limit has been far from the front page and has been essentially put on the back burner as lawmakers debate the treatment of migrants at the border and battle over nominations and spending bills.
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"Hockey was on the back burner: if it happens, it happens; if it doesn't, it doesn't," said O'Neill, 29, who played 22 games for the Devils a couple of seasons ago and now plays in Finland.
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Those of us with the freedom to do so will huddle with the people we're isolated with, call and check in on those we love, and, hopefully, put the concerns of work on the back burner.
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Other data on Friday showed consumer spending increased solidly in November, adding to a string of upbeat data that have helped to put recession fears, which gripped financial markets in the summer, on the back-burner.
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As the Trump administration makes moves to consolidate Environmental Protection Agency offices, remove environmental regulations and bring more industry voices into fact-finding processes, environmentalists are accusing the government of putting science on the back burner.
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I just believe he does deeply love Elizabeth — which makes me better understand how pivotal her illness in "Chloramphenicol" was in a season that's mostly put their relationship as a married couple on the back burner.
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But Choi's comments appear to contradict those of Mahindra Executive Director Pawan Goenka, who told Reuters a U.S. entry was "somewhat on the back burner", with the priority instead being plans to build Ssangyong vehicles in China.
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Ditto for the company's plans to launch a smart speaker to compete with the Echo and Google Home — though that device has reportedly been placed on the back burner as the company looks for a way forward.
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For Flipkart, the process would take five-to-six months, said one of the sources, who told Reuters: "the company is right now focusing on working with sellers (for compliance), all rest is on the back burner".
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Traders say that concerns over the economic and political impact of what promise to be torturous exit talks between London and Brussels have not gone away, but they are certainly on the back burner for a moment.
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It is always tempting for America and other countries to put North Korea's nuclear ambitions on the back burner of policy priorities, in large part because of a chronic absence of good options for dealing with them.
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Taking it all into account, Adelaida's advice to newer entrepreneurs is to absolutely commit to the business you are building, while also being aware of not letting other areas of your life sit on the back burner.
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According to a recent study by eHarmony Australia, over two-thirds of Aussie singles have a "suite" of people with whom they're romantically involved to some degree ("talking to," dating or just keeping on the back burner).
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In a Friday interview with The Hill, acting EPA chief Andrew Wheeler dismissed the idea that the science transparency regulation was on the "back burner" since the administration recently listed it as a "long-term" regulatory action.
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"The Kochs didn't like the social issues, so they tried to make it a small-government thing and put 'values' on the back burner," social conservative activist Tony Perkins says in Tim Alberta's new book American Carnage.
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With her studies for a looming astronomy exam on the back burner, Izzy (Isabelle Barbier), a college freshman, prepares to attend a "crush party" — all guests have been invited anonymously by a crush — and lose her virginity.
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With trade concerns on the back burner, the yield curve steepened, with the spread between the two-year and 10-year note yields rising to as much as 26 basis points, the widest gap in four weeks.
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"My sense is that as public pressure moved away, this issue was put on the back burner," said Paula Chakravartty, an associate professor at N.Y.U. in culture and communication, who reviewed the "Forced Labor" report before publication.
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Some in the audience during a screening in Sarajevo said the three men were brave to talk openly about the senselessness of war at a time when reconciliation was being put on the back burner in Bosnia.
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"While the virus headcount stories don't carry the same headline gravitas, it's still a focal point while the economic data fears continue to simmer on the back burner," Stephen Innes, Asia Pacific market strategist at AxiCorp, said.
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As his wife danced, Mr. Spencer explained why the couple put Boss Hog on the back burner after their 2000 LP. "We toured for nine months on that album, and our son came with us," he said.
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But changing the story's focus for a bit meant leaving other characters on the back burner, including Maeve (Thandie Newton) and Lee Sizemore (Simon Quarterman), who were both last seen confronting a group of warriors from Shogun World.
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The series has placed so much emphasis on Ghost Nation this season while simultaneously leaving the tribe almost entirely on the back burner that it's pinging my radar (and the radar of everybody else watching the show, admittedly).
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U.S. lawmakers have said they are unhappy about Turkey's purchase of the Russian missile defense system, but are unsure what Trump or Congress should do next, suggesting efforts to impose sanctions were on the back burner for now.
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It's on the back burner while they work out their new tax plans, which means parents of children with cancer, diabetes and heart problems are about to get letters saying their coverage could be cut off next month.
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An executive at Ssangyong's team working on its U.S. strategy said he was not aware of any plan to put the project on the back burner, pointing out it did not envisage entering that market until around 2020.
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It's more like we put each other on the back burner: We had a mutual, but unspoken, understanding that a relationship between us wouldn't work at the time, but if a few things were to change, who knows?
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While Tesla's Model 3 will hit showrooms in 93, and as rivals Porsche and Audi are working on all-electric cars for release by 2019, the German carmaker appears to have put such cars on the back burner.
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"If this goes on the back burner and they start addressing corporate tax rates or infrastructure, that would be a positive for the market," said Bucky Hellwig, senior vice president at BB&T Wealth Management in Birmingham, Alabama.
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The band's most recent album, Timeless Sentence, came out in 2014; they've played a few festival dates since then, but as Lim told me, the band's been cooling on the back burner while he pursues his political career.
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When TMZ broke the story ... Justin was canceling the Purpose tour to rededicate "his life to Christ" ... we're told it sent shockwaves through the industry, and there was genuine concern he would put music on the back burner.
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But in the time of smartphones, it fell on the back-burner—in no small part due to Sprint's 9003 acquisition of Nextel, a $2900 billion buyout which has been described as one of the worst-ever acquisitions.
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Sprint, which had earlier approached cable company Charter Communications Inc about a potential merger, has now put plans for a bid for Charter on the back burner as it focuses on negotiations with T-Mobile, the source said.
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Opposition politicians have accused the anti-corruption bureau of working at the behest of Mr. Khan's government, bringing several politicized cases against rivals even as inquiries against federal ministers and allies have been put on the back burner.
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In a call from her West Village apartment, whose John Derian furniture and fake-hair lampshade were recreated for the show's set, Ms. Sedaris, 56, talked about mice, rabbits and putting her entertaining talents on the back burner.
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When each of them also returned with more accurate, nuanced stories of bloodshed, chaos, civilian lives lost and casualties among United States troops, most of these accounts were placed on the back burner, never to be seen again.
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Hospitals were livid when the Trump administration proposed requiring them to publish the negotiated prices of all their services, but the Trump administration officially put that proposal on the back burner today, after receiving more than 1,400 comments.
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As widely expected, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced overnight a two-and-a-half year delay in a scheduled sales tax increase, putting plans for fiscal reforms on the back burner due to growing signs of economic weakness.
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It's on the back-burner while they work out their new tax plans Which means parents of children with cancer and diabetes and heart problems – are about to get letters – saying their coverage – cut be cut off next month.
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A string of controversies surrounding U.S. President Donald Trump's administration have put his plans to cut taxes and increase infrastructure spending on the back-burner, taking some of the steam out of the world's top economy in the process.
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To many parents, the thought of saving for a child's college education can be overwhelming — and often, it can get put on the back burner until it's too late to make a real impact on a college savings account.
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A flashy redesign could help Android phones stand out this year, especially as Apple is said to be putting its own major redesign on the back burner until next year to focus on performance and reliability in iOS 12.
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It also pulled the sale of its Breakstone's sour cream and cottage cheese and Plasmon baby food brands, as well as put the potential sale of its Ore-Ida frozen potato business on the back burner, CNBC has reported.
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While a research paper for graduate school is threatening the course of my day, I decide to put that on the back burner until I can come to terms with staring at my computer screen for hours on end.
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It's on the back burner while [Republicans] work out their new tax plans, which means parents of children with cancer and diabetes and heart problems are about to get letters saying their coverage could be cut off next month.
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It's a gambit that could pay off, with an intractable dispute with Beijing now on the back burner and China pledging to provide the Philippines with billions of dollars in infrastructure loans and ramp up farm and fisheries imports.
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Four weeks of post-election maneuvering has left the country little closer to getting a government, fuelling uncertainty that could be damaging for Spain's economic recovery in the long run as key reforms are put on the back-burner.
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But the anti-crime package he unveiled in February is on the back burner in Congress, where the government has given priority to passing an overhaul of Brazil's pension system and other measures to close a huge budget deficit.
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In a panel discussion in Washington on nuclear weapons and deterrents, the former Obama administration official said that President Trump appeared at times to be hurtling toward a confrontation with North Korea while putting diplomacy on the back burner.
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Duterte, who has put the ruling on the back burner and said he will revisit it later in his term, said it was a waste of time for ASEAN to discuss that award now, and it was not relevant.
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Quebec's leading political analysts say Mr. Blanchet succeeded precisely because he put Quebec's sovereignty on the back burner at a time when a younger generation of Quebecers aspires to be the next Québécois Bill Gates — not to foment revolution.
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So it would be hugely helpful to Tim Cook if Donald Trump fast-tracks his corporate tax reform proposal while putting the China tariff on the back burner and going easy on Apple when it comes to iPhone hacking.
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Hogan also said the subject of the United States imposing auto tariffs on the EU didn't come up in any of his meetings, which he took as a good sign that the potential action remains on the back burner.
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Apple was reportedly planning to launch a new home screen with the update, which might have changed the current one that's filled with rows of icons, but that feature has also been put on the back-burner, Axios said.
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After a high-powered Scandal premiere, the second episode of the final season put the whiplash twists and OMG moments on the back burner in favor of love and/or sex for nearly every character, which was actually kind of nice.
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Sterling changed hands at $1.2575, near two-week lows hit on Wednesday after speculation grew that the Bank of England will follow other central banks and ease policy, or at least put its flagged rate rise on the back burner.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers say they are unhappy about Turkey's purchase of a Russian missile defense system but are unsure what President Donald Trump - or Congress - should do next, suggesting efforts to impose sanctions were on the back burner for now.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Southeast Asian countries will prioritize creating an Asia-focused trade pact this year that includes China, India and Japan, while trade issues with the United States will be put on the back burner, the Philippine trade minister said.
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Those individuals, many of whom reportedly respected your predecessor, are liable to assume you were chosen with an understanding that the Russia investigation is to be either (a) squashed or (b) put on the back burner and starved of resources.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's cabinet endorsed a record $21 billion budget for fiscal 2500 on Friday, opting to keep the economy on a sustained recovery with aggressive monetary stimulus and putting fiscal reforms on the back burner again.
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It's a busy period with more than a half dozen speakers, and, China, on the back burner lately, could be an issue for markets as it reports a truckload of data — from inflation Monday to GDP and retail sales Friday.
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Also on the back burner: The EPA's proposal to repeal the Obama administration's 85033 rule limiting the sales of high-polluting trucks with rebuilt engines -- known as glider trucks -- is also in the "long-term" category on the new agenda.
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Xi appears to have sensed Trump's real intent and taken the President's watered-down rhetoric to the bank, all but dismissing tackling the issue anyway, saying that the trade deficit could go on the back burner if it can't be resolved.
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What the deal does do, Poling added, is buy Duterte some time in which the administration can put the issue on the "back burner," especially given that public opinion is strongly against the softer approach to the South China Sea.
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Now, according to Poker News, she's making so much goddamn money playing poker that she's putting the whole writing thing on the back burner—pushing her book schedule back, and living it up in the lucrative world of professional gambling.
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A petition calling for the invitation to be withdrawn was signed by more than 1.8 million people, the issue was debated in Parliament and, with large-scale protests threatened, the state visit plan was quietly put on the back burner.
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With trade concerns on the back burner with a preliminary deal, the yield curve steepened, with the spread between the two-year and 10-year note yields rising to as much as 26 basis points, the widest gap in four weeks.
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The rot set in a few months later when the disappearance of 43 student teachers, after they were attacked by police in league with a drug cartel, blew apart the government's efforts to keep security issues on the back burner.
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But Cruz's own national security adviser, Victoria Coates, told CNN that the presidential candidate isn't trying to be "overtly antagonistic," adding, however, that Cruz believes human rights were put "on the back burner" since the Obama took office in 2009.
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The idea, which has been on the back-burner in Toulouse for some time, would resemble Airbus's decision to take a stake in the Bombardier CSeries, but so far there has been little traction and no deal is imminent, one source said.
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WASHINGTON, July 25 (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers say they are unhappy about Turkey's purchase of a Russian missile defense system but are unsure what President Donald Trump - or Congress - should do next, suggesting efforts to impose sanctions were on the back burner for now.
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"President Trump's first trip overseas has put some of his domestic troubles on the back burner which should temporarily eliminate some of the headline risk that has frustrated the bulls," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities, in a note.
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"We searched for evidence that the Weiner laptop was deliberately placed on the back-burner by others in the FBI to protect Clinton, but found no evidence in emails, text messages, instant messages, or documents that suggested an improper purpose," Horowitz writes.
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"We searched for evidence that the Weiner laptop was deliberately placed on the back-burner by others in the FBI to protect Clinton, but found no evidence in emails, text messages, instant messages, or documents that suggested an improper purpose," the report said.
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The duo is also reportedly developing another drama series for HBO about an alternate history where the South won the Civil War, but maybe they've decided to put that one on the back-burner after the massive backlash against the project last summer.
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This has been one of the points of dispute in the ACLU suit that's currently on the back burner but might pick up this week as the government turns over more info — including which parents have been deemed ineligible for reunification and why.
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BUT I'M PREDICTING OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF MONTHS WE'RE GOING TO SEE A LOT OF THESE TYPES OF DEALS COME THAT HAVE BEEN ON THE BACK BURNER, BASICALLY ON THE SIDELINES WAITING TO SEE HOW IS THE JUDGE GOING TO RULE.
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For years it was on the back burner: Potential tenants including the old New York City Opera, the Signature Theater Company and the Joyce Theater came and went, and the architect Frank Gehry created a design for it that was then shelved.
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Mr. Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, has also been a regular visitor to Egypt in recent years as he seeks backing for a grand Middle East peace plan, long delayed and now on the back burner owing to Israel's turbulent electoral politics.
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"There are lots of other issues competing for voters' attention, so if they perceive it's not urgent, there's a tendency to put it on the back burner," said Anthony Leiserowitz, senior research scientist and director of Yale University's Program on Climate Change Communication.
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Conservatives have largely put demands for a border wall on the back burner but are likely to call for other changes that are equally unacceptable to Democrats, including proposals to mandate a worker verification system known as E-Verify and reduce chain migration.
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The development of President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's foreign policy, as a result, has largely been on the back burner.
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According to the Guardian, women are on the back burner across the board; this year's leadership is "the most male-dominated federal government in nearly a quarter-century" with approximately 28503 percent of top job nominations in the past year going to men.
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This is helpful in limiting the scale of Mirai, but it does not solve the greater IoT botnet problem, as many device vendors put security on the back burner when creating new products, and other devices are still vulnerable to similar schemes.
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"We still don't know what to expect from the U.S.-China trade war ... But there are vague expectations that Trump will be quiet during summer and the issue will be put on the back burner until near China's National Day (in early October)," she said.
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The final episode of Game of Thrones Season 6 may have been and gone — and it may still be 10 horrendous months until the show is back on our TV screens — but that doesn't mean people are ready to put Westeros on the back burner.
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In a week that began with discussions of tax overhauls and funding for a border wall, and could end with a government shutdown as we pass Trump's first 100 days in office, one would think that healthcare reform would be on the back burner.
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Whether or not he's in touch with an ex, he's still putting you on the back burner, which can't feel good for you—and Venus retrograde is all about getting real about what makes you feel like shit and what makes you feel valued.
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"Commentators and markets rightly assume that the authorities are consumed by this transition and that all other policy matters are on the back-burner or in lock-down until after the Congress," Freya Beamish, Pantheon Macroeconomics' chief Asia economist, wrote in a recent note.
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Two headwinds for the plan were the earnest opposition of the Obama White House, which regarded this as terrible policy, and Mitch McConnell's view that it was better to hold repatriation on the back burner as a sweetener for a future comprehensive tax reform.
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"We searched for evidence that the Weiner laptop was deliberately placed on the back burner by others in the FBI to protect Clinton, but found no evidence in emails, text messages, instant messages, or documents that suggested an improper purpose," according to the report.
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But their decision to open the investigation was more evidence that House Democrats, newly empowered by the November election, intend to act aggressively on issues like allegations of voter suppression that were on the back burner for the first two years of the Trump administration.
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I put crosswords on the back burner during college, never making another serious attempt until spring of my senior year — I'm not sure what spurred this on exactly, but it was probably the free time I had while also embracing the "senior spring" attitude.
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Never mind that I was the aggrieved party and I now had two children to support, that my husband had been the sole breadwinner, that I had put my journalism career on the back-burner as we followed his banking career around the world.
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Pelosi's focus on trade comes at the expense of the Protecting the Right to Organize Act, a broad package of pro-labor reforms introduced by Representative Bobby Scott of Virginia and co-sponsored by 215 members, which Pelosi has put on the back burner.
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While such an effort could pass, given the leverage that Democrats have over many of these must-pass bills, such an effort would ironically kill the necessary political impetus to pass an immigration bill, putting the issue on the back-burner for yet another Congress.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced on Wednesday his widely expected decision to delay a scheduled sales tax increase by two-and-a-half years, putting his plans for fiscal reforms on the back burner due to growing signs of weakness in the economy.
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The issue stayed on the back burner until President Trump announced in the fall of 2016 that he was killing the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which granted work and residency permits to children who were brought into the US without documentation by their parents.
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At least with Happy Death Day, which does have good performances and gleeful jump scares, I found it easy to put those frustrations on the back burner for 96 minutes and enjoy it all the way through, surprisingly invested in figuring out the mystery at the center.
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Marinov said he had a moderately constructive view on the pound for 2018 and that, with Brexit concerns on the back burner, sterling could start to outperform a range of currencies, as opposed to only the dollar, which has been weakened by U.S.-China trade war fears.
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Russia also has important military facilities in Syria that could be put at risk if Assad is removed from power, a goal of Western powers that had recently been put on the back burner because of the focus on fighting Islamic State extremists in Syria and Iraq.
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But Ryan refused the Democrats' entreaties to cut short Congress's spring recess to launch the AUMF debate, and the issue has been put on the back burner this week, when returning lawmakers focused much of their energy on legislation to fund the government and prevent a shutdown.
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"What we're seeing lately is a return to history in some sense -- the two countries never fully reconciled when they normalized relations in 1965, and put a lot of conflicts of interest on the back burner in the name of cooperation with the US," Jackson said.
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"The Trump administration has put its search for the Justice Department's No. 3 official [which would oversee the Mueller probe if Rod Rosenstein were to depart] on the back burner after failing to persuade several candidates," per The Wall Street Journal's Sadie Gurman and Aruna Viswanatha (subscription).
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Whether or not health IT firms, providers, and payers will be pressured into quickly adhering to the rules — or whether efforts will be put on the back burner — remains unclear, but the pandemic is certainly opening up healthcare players' eyes to the importance of augmented coordination.
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"With all the other things going on right now, it's kind of put on the back burner," said Representative Mike Coffman, Republican of Colorado, who had pulled back a petition he had hoped to use to force the House to take up legislation on the program.
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The titular dish is never far from the whirlwind action in Zora Howard's new drama, "Stew," at Walkerspace, even when it's on the back burner — both figuratively and literally, as Lawrence E. Moten III's set faithfully reproduces a lower-middle-class kitchen, a little worn but loved.
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Several months later, with my Huajian reporting on the back burner as I continued to explore other Trump-branded merchandise in China, we learned that a New York-based advocacy group, China Labor Watch, had coincidentally sent in undercover investigators to look at the company's shoe production.
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Trade agreements at the European level (the only level where they are legal for Germany) with the U.S. will continue to be on the back burner as Merkel won't have the political momentum to reframe an issue that faced well-organized public opposition during TTIP negotiations.
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He will also be tasked with helping to determine the fate of the Met Breuer, which the Met has rented until 2023, as well as a proposed renovation of the Fifth Avenue flagship's galleries for contemporary and modern art, which was put on the back burner last year.
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Mercury retrograde is always a great time to slow down and focus on projects you previously had to put on the back burner; however, this particular Mercury retrograde is urging you to totally take time off, catch up on sleep, and give yourself a chance to really reboot.
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Make a pact to set aside some time each week (for example 10-20% of your working hours) for your own website, book, design project, app, business idea or whatever project makes you happy but is perpetually on the back burner while you look for ways to pay the bills.
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He has thrown a succession of verbal hand-grenades that have forced Mrs May to put the state visit on the back burner, retweeting inflammatory videos endorsed by the far-right Britain First and insulting everybody who lives south of the River Thames, which includes the author of this column.
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These statistics resonate with me because I know that my mom took so much of my grandmother's care on by herself — nothing was ever too hard or too much work when it was for the people she loved, even if it meant putting her own needs on the back burner.
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Though this isn't always the most positive thing in the world, and reductive retromania is symptomatic of artistic and social malaise, it does mean the artists who are adored but not quite fawned over, can burble away on the back burner, boiling back into view when the mood strikes them.
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Scribe builds a smart inbound sales form for company websites that uses data it receives and external data sources to instantly determine if it's a "hot lead" that should immediately be routed to the right sales rep, or if its a "cold lead" that should be put on the back burner.
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But after the breakup of the Soviet Union in the early 63s, severe economic strain put activities like tennis on the back burner in Georgia, which borders the Black Sea on its western edge and has a population of 4.9 million people, according to the C.I.A.'s World Fact Book.
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The Chinese government had put plans in place to reduce the high levels of debt in the country's economy this year, but the negative economic effects of the trade war have put those plans on the back burner and companies are again levering up, in large part with dollar-denominated debt.
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"She heard me out, let me rant for over two hours on our first intake appointment, and then basically said we needed to put things like my specific despair about the climate on the back burner and wrangle in my tendency to catastrophize everything... At first I was really annoyed," Roher told me.
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While the pandemic may provide more reasons to put privacy on the back burner, there need to be strong rules and safeguards regulating how data can be used in the current crisis, said Dipayan Ghosh, a former Facebook and Obama administration official who is now a fellow at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government.
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But on right-wing sites, the coverage didn't dip nearly as much, and stayed within the lower bounds of previous coverage levels: In short, right-wing media kept Obamacare repeal on the back burner — and their coverage tended obscure portions of the legislation that make it unpopular, and push the message that Obamacare is collapsing.
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"If this goes on the back burner and they start addressing corporate tax rates or infrastructure, that would be a positive for the market because the administration is not going to look at this and say 'Hey, this thing is going to take a while,'" said Bucky Hellwig, senior vice president at BB&T Wealth Management in Birmingham, Alabama.
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And this is the first step away that they've been able to get, and so she just really wanted to live in that for a little bit — a world where none of that exists and I can put it somewhere on the back burner and I can just let go and enjoy myself because of the pain of it.
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Retrogrades are not great times to make commitments, sign contracts, travel, or make important purchases due to miscommunications and delays; however, you may find that this is an absolutely wonderful time to reconnect with old friends and lovers (you will likely run into a few), and work on projects you previously had to put on the back burner.
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For most of the campaign season, Hillary has kept her husband on the back burner, and not without good reason—when challenged by Black Lives Matter activists in Philadelphia, Bill couldn't help but defend the more controversial aspects of his presidency, and just last month, he couldn't resist stopping to chat with Loretta Lynch at an airport in Phoenix.
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Similarly, analysts say that economic problems faced by the country — the lira's depreciation, the budget deficit, inflation at 12 percent and fears that Erdogan (who wants the central bank to lower interest rates to promote growth) could threaten the bank's independence – could be put on the back burner as a less-confident Erdogan remains in office.
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With — for instance — very large quantities of sensitive NHS data already flowing from the public sector into the hands of one of the world's most market capitalized companies (Alphabet/Google/DeepMind) there would seem to be rather more short-term urgency for policymakers to address this issue — not leave it on the back burner for a decade or so.
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WASHINGTON — The White House is expected on Friday to release a final list of Chinese goods that it plans to subject to tariffs and could soon begin putting some of those levies into effect, potentially reigniting a trade war that had been on the back burner while President Trump engaged in delicate nuclear diplomacy with North Korea.
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Mr. Assad's visit on Monday to the Russian resort town of Sochi was made public on Tuesday, a day before a summit meeting there for the leaders of Iran, Turkey and Russia, who have taken an increasingly prominent role in diplomacy with Syria while the United States has put Mr. Assad's fate on the back burner.
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" When the United States Supreme Court made same-sex marriages legal in all 50 states in 2015, Mr. Buonagura said that he and Mr. Olshefski - who share their apartment with their beloved pugs, Hazel and Olive - "sort of resisted jumping on the gay marriage bandwagon, so we continued our lives with that option of marriage on the back burner.
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At this time in our lives, politics are put on the back burner because we are getting ready to start a whole new life that we haven't experienced before, but to me, and I know for the other two girls, this is a situation that is going to affect our adult lives and we wanted to take as much action as we could.
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And with Peter's MCU-based father figures off the table, that would also give future Spider-Man films a chance to make up for the most baffling decision Marvel ever made, which was to hire a phenomenally talented Oscar-winning actress to play the most important person in Peter's life, and then put her on the back burner for two films.
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C.) and Bill CassidyWilliam (Bill) Morgan CassidyI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Washington takes historic step forward on paid parental leave The 22019 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal MORE (La.) that health care should be put on the back burner until next year, instead of complicating an already uphill battle on tax reform.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.), who is currently the No. 4 Democrat, over who will be whip has been simmering on the back burner for more than a year.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineTrump urges Senate to reject effort to reel in his Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Trump says military may consider disciplining Vindman | Dems pick up another Republican for Iran war measure | Watchdog says over 2,000 people killed rebuilding Afghanistan Dems pick up new GOP support to rein in Trump's Iran war powers MORE (D-Va.), which has the simple majority needed to pass, became eligible for floor action last month but was stuck on the back burner because of the impeachment trial.
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