He likes to put in effort when it comes to presents, too.
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If you do not put in effort, they will not draw you close.
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I have to go sit with him, and we have to really put in effort.
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Family members must be willing to put in effort that may be unpleasant and difficult.
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If you don't put in effort consistently, someone with more discipline might snatch opportunities from you.
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I haven't found it hard, but it is something you have to put in effort to do.
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"I was always surprised he never put in effort to get a whole bunch of followers," Jill told BuzzFeed.
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"But I was always surprised he never put in effort to get a whole bunch of followers," she said.
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If people are getting more responses elsewhere they may be less inclined to put in effort on these pages.
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To save 10% or 15% of your income each month, as experts recommend, you have to put in effort.
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Your therapist will provide observations and guidance, but you'll have to put in effort to change your thoughts and behavior, Metzger says.
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And while a complete overhaul isn't always warranted, most of us do put in effort to keep our sets in tip-top shape.
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But my third brought me up against someone who made me put in effort in a way that nothing in the single player had.
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Take what you can get; you never know what opportunities it might lead to, especially if you put in effort toward your real goals.
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Apps can't just make you productive by the fact that they exist; you must use them, maintain them and put in effort to get results.
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Without a little bit of it, you wouldn't make sure to show up on time to that job interview or to put in effort to impress your bosses.
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Kevin Turner (Sutiru): Blizzard put in effort to make clear, obvious ability rotations for players of all classes in order to reduce the disparity in performance between skill levels.
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Farrah Abraham was at odds with her mother's fiancé, David, after she became frustrated that he wouldn't put in effort to get to know her during a family vacation.
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Again, the point isn't to give your blood, sweat, and tears for a job you hate, but rather that work is more fun and interesting if you actually put in effort.
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Barbie dolls have long been criticized for promoting poor body standards, but in recent years, Mattel, the company that manufactures the dolls, has put in effort to make the dolls more inclusive.
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Realistic optimists, the author writes, believe they will succeed but also understand they have to strategize, put in effort, plan and be persistent in order to overcome any obstacles and get things done.
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There are plenty of worthy places in today's technology landscape to put in effort and investment that will pay off handsomely in the coming years, and I'm looking forward to all the innovation that's yet to come.
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Whether holiday-induced or not, the occasional sluggishness of having to put in effort at work when you're not feeling it is a perfectly natural part of having a job, like feeling burnout or feeling stalled in your career.
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"Some daters carry a sense of shame that they haven't met someone yet, that love didn't just fall into their lap, and they feel embarrassed that they have to put in effort to hunt for it online," says Samantha Burns, dating coach and author of Breaking Up & Bouncing Back.
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While that was certainly way better than what Wells Fargo was offering, I figured that if I had already decided to put in effort, it made sense to find an option that wasn't just free of the ilk of Wall Street, but that actually helped me carve out the best financial future possible.
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In the same interview, when asked about the casting of cisgender actor Jeffrey Tambor in the lead role, Ernst opined that when it is clear a work (comparing Transparent to Boys Don't Cry) has put in effort to be inclusive behind the camera and work on advancing trans causes, "the casting becomes less consequential".
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However, since the end of the Cold War era, both sides put in effort in developing their bilateral relations in every field. In contemporary times, relations between India and Turkey have been strained due to Turkey's religious mutuality with Pakistan. Until recently, Turkey was a vocal advocate of Pakistan's position on the Kashmir dispute. Turkey was also one of the few opponents to India's inclusion into the Nuclear Suppliers Group.
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Goal congruence also plays a role in influencing the relationship between one's core self-evaluations and the satisfaction one has with one's job. The theory behind goal congruence argues that people who choose self-concordant (i.e., congruent) goals will be happier with the goals they pursue, be more likely to put in effort towards achieving these goals, and, consequently, will be more likely to attain their goals. Self-concordant goals include goals that focus on intrinsic factors.
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Catch shares have been proposed as a potential solution for the common property challenges found in many fisheries and have typically been implemented after a variety of other approaches have failed. Most commercial fisheries begin under open access conditions in which any fisherman is able to enter the fishery, put in effort, and catch fish. However, if fish biomass is no longer able to sustain the amount of fishing effort exerted in the fishery, populations begin to decline, and fishing becomes less profitable.Greboval, D. (Ed.) (1999).
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She is remembered by her students is by her generosity and time she put into teaching them. Kirk put in effort into the brightest and weakest students equally making sure all her students moved forward and were able to learn what she was teaching. Nancy Kirk was also remembered for her outfits which is said to be seen as if she had just come from working in the field. Nancy Kirk was someone who preferred to live in isolation, and be able to spend time in her gardens as she had a taste for naturism.
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Individuals with entity beliefs mostly attribute failure or having to exert effort to a lack of ability. Therefore, if they do not succeed at some task, they are unlikely to seek similar tasks or will quit trying. They believe that putting in effort will undermine their competence because if they were smart enough to begin with, they would not need to put in effort. These individuals will limit themselves to situations where they believe they will succeed and may limit themselves in the face of negative feedback, which they will likely interpret as a personal attack on their ability.
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Vibe editor Ed Morales compared both Evelyn "Champagne" King and "Wherever You Are" (duet with the Barrio Boyzz) with the song "Captive Heart". While, according to the Chicago Tribune, "Captive Heart" was destined for urban-contemporary radio. Leonard Charles of Miami Today, commented on "Captive Heart"s lack of impact on the Hot 100, stating that the song would have been stronger if EMI Records had promoted the single extensively. Charles also commented that he believes that the record company didn't put in much effort on the song but believed that EMI had only put in effort on singles "Dreaming of You" and "I Could Fall in Love".
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Yuzu was Fumiya's first target to befriend to grow his interpersonal skills as she sits beside him in class. Yuzu is in love with Shūji, and has enlisted Fumiya's help to teach her how to play Attack Families, in order to become Shūji's practice partner. Aoi, Takahiro, Minami and Fumiya planned an camping trip in order for Yuzu to get closer with Shūji, as it becomes apparent to others that they share mutual love for each other. During the sports festival, she was especially concerned with Shūji skipping classes due to arguments with his parents, and thus put in effort to resolve tensions between them.
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Further examples of coping strategies include emotional or instrumental support, self-distraction, denial, substance use, self-blame, behavioral disengagement and the use of drugs or alcohol. Many people think that meditation "not only calms our emotions, but...makes us feel more 'together'", as too can "the kind of prayer in which you're trying to achieve an inner quietness and peace". Low-effort syndrome or low-effort coping refers to the coping responses of a person refusing to work hard. For example, a student at school may learn to put in only minimal effort as they believe if they put in effort it could unveil their flaws.
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In December 2012, Aljunied- Hougang Town Council was scored the lowest banding for S&CC; arrears management. Sylvia Lim, the chairman of the Town Council, blamed the poor results on Action Information Management Pte Ltd (AIM), a vendor that provided computer systems for Town Council management. She claimed that the Town Council was "acutely aware" of the possibility that AIM, as a long-standing IT vendor for PAP Town Councils, could choose to withdraw from their contractual obligations at short notice. Because of this, the Town Council had to put in effort to create a new IT system, which compromised their level of service.
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In the early 20th century the city of Eindhoven, located in the Roman Catholic area of the Netherlands, had two mainly Roman Catholic hospitals, the Binnenziekenhuis en the Sint- Josephziekenhuis. During this period, Protestants from the rest of the country, relocated to Eindhoven, to work at Philips, causing a growth of the Protestant population. Since 1929 the "Vereeniging voor Protestantsch- Christelijke Ziekenverpleging" (English: Association for Protestant-Christian Patient Care) had put in effort to get a Protestant hospital. In 1933 an emergency hospital was opened in a villa at the Parklaan in Eindhoven, mainly by the efforts of Phillipes headnurse Johanna Kleinod, and with financial support of dr.
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Sweat equity is a party's contribution to a project in the form of labor, as opposed to financial equity such as paying others to perform the task. Sweat equity has an application in business, for example, where the owners put in effort and toil to build the business, in real estate where owners can perform D.I.Y. improvements and increase the value of the real estate, and in other areas such as an auto owner putting in their own effort and toil to increase the value of the vehicle. The term sweat equity explains the fact that value added to someone's own house by unpaid work results in measurable market rate value increase in house price. The more labor applied to the home, and the greater the resultant increase in value, the more sweat equity has been used.
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