I played it safe getting a job at Best Buy, I played it safe by telling myself, 'I'll do music casually.
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Mr Woods, in contrast, played it safe and made par.
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Illustration by RXCH Eric Church has never played it safe.
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This time LG played it safe—but it feels too safe.
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Nicole Kidman has never played it safe for the red carpet.
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Motorola played it safe with the Moto Z3's design and specs.
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Across the board, women also played it safe, the Fidelity study found.
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Both played it safe by looking at the sun with their glasses.
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Most stand-ups have played it safe by studiously avoiding the Corbyn question.
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For the sake of not being sorry, tonight's red carpet played it safe.
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Her son was not a young man who played it safe, she said.
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She could have played it safe -- and turned in a formulaic popcorn muncher.
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The model played it safe with a fire engine red curve-hugging Versace gown.
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Even though he seemed sober, Manziel played it safe and didn't drive himself home.
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Far from pushing the boundaries, Lenovo has played it safe for its business customers.
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But if you played it safe all the time, you'd never get anywhere interesting.
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On the more action-packed side of things, BioWare played it safe here as well.
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SURE STARTER Sotheby's, mindful of jitters in the market, played it safe with established names.
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He had a season-high 215 points on Monday, but the Warriors played it safe.
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The boards of public companies and the shareholders they ostensibly serve have played it safe.
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The final few rounds were anticlimactic as Broner played it safe and Pacquiao stayed in control.
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But with two outs, Suzuki played it safe and never even rounded the second-base bag.
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A Little Late With Lilly Singh, which premiered Monday on NBC and YouTube, played it safe.
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The company played it safe this year without any real big surprises or reveals at the event.
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Lopez, who is no stranger to high-profile relationships, initially played it safe with the Yankees legend.
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Faced with the herculean task of replacing the late Justice Antonin Scalia, President Obama played it safe.
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Where some played it safe (which isn't a bad thing), others took black tie to another dimension.
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Other Muslim countries such as Indonesia, which maintain strong relations with Saudi Arabia, have played it safe.
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But the film largely played it safe, hewing closely to the formula established by the original Star Wars.
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The number of deals, however, jumped 70 percent to 648, as miners played it safe with smaller purchases.
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He played it safe with something self-deprecating, deserving of a playful eye-roll and a cordial courtesy laugh.
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All week there was buzz that the band would bring out a surprise guest, but they played it safe.
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If I always played it safe, I wouldn't be here today, with a rapidly growing online invoicing and payments business.
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As a result, the guests that played it safe — or safer — or opted for more subtlety, seemed boring by contrast.
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Oppo could have played it safe and churned out something that may have been more practical or affordable, but it didn't.
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Given the chance to elevate a pressing international issue—and score some political points in the process—Sanders played it safe.
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She has played it safe, all but disappearing from the campaign trail until the next debate in Las Vegas on Wednesday.
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"I had one a few games ago, and I just played it safe," said Toews, who has four goals this season.
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For a movie about an extraordinary couple who rarely played it safe, "Breathe" is all too content to do just that.
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Those who did show up played it safe — and in our opinion, to wear any old gown is a real missed opportunity.
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"Brands played it safe, using a lot of levity and humor," said Derek Rucker, professor at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.
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The comedian Hannah Gadsby, who took on toxic masculinity in her acclaimed Netflix special "Nanette," mostly played it safe as a presenter.
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Hall played it safe in three-putting from long distance in front of Royal Lytham's storied clubhouse to clinch her milestone victory.
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After Kaepernick's 4-yard touchdown run, Kelly played it safe and Dawson's PAT tied it up at 249 with 220:210 to play.
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Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky played it safe on the other side of the ball as he completed four of seven passes for 107 yards.
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A cautious Garcia, who bogeyed the 17th, played it safe on the par-five 18th, sinking a one-foot putt to clinch the title.
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"When I started at 'The Daily Show,' I played it safe, and that was because I didn't want to destroy an amazing institution," Noah says.
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Well, Lori wouldn't let up but when our camera guy finally worked up the courage to ask about Future, Lori played it safe and bolted.
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Previously in my career, I always played it safe by locking down solid, hired employment, my inner voice/insecurity whispering, So, listen… love you, girl.
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But crossing the United States-Mexico border can take hours, so the team played it safe, sacrificing sleep to make sure it arrived on time.
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Every Republican candidate could have played it safe and hoped to beat that built-in ceiling of about 48 percent of the popular vote for the GOP.
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Sanders could have used the moment to denounce a governmental culture of obfuscation and surveillance; instead he played it safe and ended up handicapping himself in the future.
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The U.S. senator from New Jersey, who hovers slightly over 1% in opinion polls, played it safe in Ohio, stressing a positive message over attacks on his rivals.
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The biggest takeaway from last night's primaries and runoffs in Texas, Georgia, Kentucky, and Arkansas: Republican voters played it safe, while Democrats advanced fresh faces and diverse candidates.
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I don't think I played it safe this year—in fact, at least a handful of the games that made my list were completely outside my comfort zone.
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Instead of leaning into the R rating and releasing a series of redband trailers (like Deadpool and Amazon's The Boys did), Birds of Prey's trailers played it safe.
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Southgate could have played it safe and kept faith with the experienced Hart, despite his struggles this season, but went with form, and youth, and has been amply vindicated.
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On fourth-and-goal from the 1, Iowa State coach Matt Campbell played it safe with Owens' 18-yard field goal that only cut the deficit to 20-13.
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Tasked with relaunching the franchise to an audience wary of Star Wars films after the prequel trilogy, Abrams played it safe by returning to the franchise's basic building blocks.
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Williams has played it safe with her money from day one: Her first major paycheck, the £430,000 she collected for winning Wimbledon in 2000, went straight into the bank.
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The senator played it safe at the Democratic National Convention by boasting of his military service through a famous salute rather than talking about his work protesting the Vietnam War.
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If Zuckerberg played it safe during his U.S. congressional testimony by being boring, he dodged scandal here by using the abbreviated format to bend the testimony toward his most defensible positions.
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But with 30 seconds of commercial time going for $303 million during CBS's national broadcast on Sunday, many advertisers played it safe and went for big laughs — or at least smiles.
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 is a fantastic phone, but Samsung played it safe after its Note 7 literally went up in flames and was recalled and then discontinued worldwide in 2016.
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With a screen that was the same size as what you get on a Galaxy S22018+ or S9+, and a battery that was actually smaller, it felt like Samsung played it safe.
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In the past, the handbags considered to be "most popular" played it safe in terms of color and shape; but, Lyst reports that its statistics for 2017 are telling a different story.
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With a screen that was the same size as what you get on a Galaxy S8+ or S9+, and a battery that was actually smaller, it felt like Samsung played it safe.
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He has long been expected to secure re-election (most polls have showed him leading by double-digits), but he played it safe by picking a conservative cleric as his running mate.
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Even tonight, we saw a sea of white and oat-colored dresses that played it safe to say the least, with bright highlighter pinks and oranges on the other end of the spectrum.
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Sure. But The Wall stood out as something new when most TV makers like LG, Sony, and TCL played it safe this year with modest improvements to their products from a year ago.
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NEW YORK/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Advertisers played it safe and light with the most expensive ever Super Bowl ad slots on Sunday, shunning previous years' attempts to be outrageous, emotional or thought-provoking.
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Budweiser tried to have it both ways; they produced a controversial ad featuring an immigrant, yet played it safe by setting it in the past, with an émigré who was both "legal" and European.
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Had Mr Greenspan been wrong, the high inflation that resulted would have been there for all to see; had he played it safe, no one would have known that a boom had been achievable.
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Mercedes did not help his cause with a strategy that left him having to pit twice, against rivals stopping only once, but Hamilton also admitted he had played it safe with so much at stake.
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"You can't bury your head in the sand, and I've never understood politicians who played it safe," he said, noting that he recently convened a panel to recommend new gun safety laws in his state.
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In the 295.8 homestretch, banks have played it safe and ushered in a wave of transactions for familiar, higher-rated borrowers, aware that investors are stepping aside from companies that could falter in a downturn.
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We played it safe with our daughters, giving them filtered water we bought by the gallon from a suburban supermarket, but our own water ran clear, so my wife and I kept drinking from the tap.
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"I could've very easily probably made the same record five times by now and just gone right down that middle lane and played it safe, and I'd have $80 million in the bank," Simpson said dryly.
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Clinton, who entered the race as the prohibitive favorite, played it safe, opting for as few debates as possible, which were scheduled at times when viewership was likely to be low — like this Sunday at 9 p.m.
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With all major central banks coming out with a less-dovish guidance, in the week to July 31 investors played it safe by pouring $10.5 billion into bonds, while pulling some $1.7 billion money out of equities.
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It's why very few phone makers adopted the tech when Qualcomm introduced it last year, and why Samsung (under pressure in the aftermath of the disastrous Note 7) played it safe and skipped it entirely with the S8.
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Even when Steph played it safe, tried to let someone else get over James, LeBron still found a way to stalk him from behind, explode into the air, and leave him crumpled in a heap on the ground.
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Before that video launched—I wouldn't call the White House risk-averse, but I think that they played it safe—the most controversial thing the president was willing to do was maybe go on a late-night talk show.
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And the consensus lesson, if not the formal epitaph, of Hillary Clinton's 2008 flop — evidenced by countless campaign tomes and a cursory Google search — is that she lost to Barack Obama because she "played it safe" — indeed, too safe.
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Just think what the world would have missed out on if Bill Gates or Richard Branson had played it safe and stayed in school or if Stephen King hadn't spent every free second he had as teacher writing novels.
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He could have played it safe, with his position so well known, but he spoke out again on Sunday because he felt a duty to tell the truth to voters, once again, because of the enormous importance of the election.
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Suzuki drives in six as Twins outslug Phillies By Dan Myers, The Sports Xchange MINNEAPOLIS — With a chance for his first career cycle, Kurt Suzuki played it safe and settled instead for his second two-run double of the game.
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Comparatively, President Trump played it safe: Judge Brett Kavanaugh is a legal all-star, an accomplished jurist, and a darling of the conservative judicial establishment; he can be trusted by friend and foe alike to interpret the Constitution as it is written.
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MINNEAPOLIS (Reuters) - Justin Timberlake posed for a selfie, paid tribute to music legend Prince and played it safe at a halftime Super Bowl performance on Sunday, returning to the gig where he and Janet Jackson introduced "wardrobe malfunction" to the American lexicon.
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Since 28, when a Democratic Senate rejected Robert H. Bork, President Ronald Reagan's nominee to replace Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr., for his unapologetic far-right views, presidents have often played it safe by nominating innocuous-seeming federal judges, with short or bland paper trails.
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Some stars played it safe, some ventured out of their comfort zones and felt the music, so to speak, but — perhaps most importantly — they backed up their statement fashion with some pretty serious knowledge of what's going on in and out of their respective industries.
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Chapman and Wright played it safe with set stories and Cunningham said that a character "will be silenced, that's a truth" before realising he'd just messed up the core principle of the game — but things got really interesting when Turner and Williams stepped up.
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In previous years, the glam goddess never played it safe with her looks, which ranged from a stunning custom nude one-shoulder Atelier Versace illusion gown in 2015 to a semi-mohawk pompadour hairstyle for 2013's punk theme worn with a reptile-print Michael Kors gown.
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Perhaps that would have been a bit more amusing, but in a world where the Department of Defense invites white hat hackers around the United States to come help us better secure our technology and warfighters… we played it safe and opened it up the day before.
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In an aggressive call on a night when many television networks played it safe, Fox News was the first major news organization to project that the Democrats would retake control of the House of Representatives, dealing a blow to the channel's most famous viewer, President Trump.
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Since I have to wear them during every waking moment of my life, I&aposve always played it safe by getting a basic pair — so safe, in fact, that I&aposve bought the same pair of black, square Ray-Bans multiple times in a row when my prescription changed.
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In February, RBC Capital analyst Amit Daryanani suggested the company could afford to boost its payout to 4 percent, though Zino considers such a sharp move unlikely, and Apple has played it safe with dividend raises in recent history rather than meet more aggressive wishes from Wall Street and investors.
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Despite the fact that designers played it safe when it came to their presentations, choosing to take a break from using fashion to comment on global politics and keep the focus on the art of it all, Pitti Uomo rehashed the conversation that's plagued the New York system for seasons: Will New York ever get its groove back?
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Fashion Review In his debut for the house, Riccardo Tisci played with the brand's codes and played it safe at the same time LONDON — In a cavernous former Royal Mail warehouse south of the Thames, where luxury developments were built in anticipation of an influx of foreign money that never materialized, and after a long buildup of teasers — a new, Pop-tastic Peter Saville logo; a $390 limited drop T-shirt; Beyoncé in bespoke wear at her recent concert in Houston — Riccardo Tisci, the chief creative officer of Burberry, finally unveiled his first collection for the brand.
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