You either put in the effort and time, or you don't.
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You can't really screw it up if you put in the effort.
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Put in the effort or find a job that truly motivates you.
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Also they didn't sell well, so why'd they put in the effort?
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Success is on its way, but only if you put in the effort.
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But if you're willing to put in the effort, the rewards are abundant.
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It's just a matter of if you're willing to put in the effort.
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You don't even need to put in the effort of actually watching a fight.
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You are willing to put in the effort to reach a goal…or not.
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As long as you're willing to put in the effort, you can make it happen.
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Success takes hard work, which means that have to put in the effort, says Cuban.
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All of us can build our knowledge but most of us won't put in the effort.
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If you don't want to put in the effort to couponing, BJ's is still a bargain.
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Because of that, I put in the effort to screen tenants before even taking an application.
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It might never truly go away, but you put in the effort to recognize why it's wrong.
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If you've put in the effort to participate, you're less likely to show up as a spectator.
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Despite their differences, the two attended marriage counseling and put in the effort to pick up the pieces.
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"Put in the effort to bring awareness to their own thoughts and actions in the relationship," Scarlett said.
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But, even in an office with a casual culture, you can put in the effort to be professional.
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I've always failed, and always tried again, because it seemed important that I at least put in the effort.
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But he put in the effort, donning bell-bottoms, boots, a vest, and a scarf tied around his neck.
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"With these kind of videos if you put in the effort and work, sometimes it pays off," Pieters said.
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We can contain it, treat it, and eradicate it if we all put in the effort to fight it.
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While that strategy works for some, I knew I wouldn't put in the effort necessary to make it work.
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But Natural Cycles argues most of their remaining users put in the effort and follow the advice the app provides.
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And if you're willing to put in the effort, you, too, can pretend that your incoming calls are pokémon battles.
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"Wine continues to be an actual joyful part of my life because I don't put in the effort," she said.
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Occipital has put in the effort on the hardware side, and it shows in this sophisticated, fully standalone 3D depth sensor.
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But people put in the effort because of their love for family and friends—this is an important lesson for Capricorns.
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I just couldn't bring myself to put in the effort that would be required to open up a new bank account.
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He's the type of person who will put in the effort and "become not only proficient, but an aficionado," she explains.
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If you're prepared to put in the effort, then you can make the phone do the things you need it to do.
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If he were to put in the effort, there is no reason he could not put up a credible showing on defence.
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You still have to put in the effort, proactively finding quality tenants and dealing with everyday headaches that are bound to arise.
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Finding balance when you've been working yourself to death isn't easy—but it's doable, if you're willing to put in the effort.
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If you put in the effort to stop and smell the roses with your Libra, all of life's thorns will feel bearable.
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The shitty recruit is a shitty teammate, and maybe doesn't put in the effort, but is clearly the most talented athlete there.
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It's casual enough to accessorize with jeans and tee-shirt, but stylish enough to make it look like you put in the effort.
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This result suggests that people do not make uncalculating decisions only because they cannot be bothered to put in the effort to calculate.
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By the way, nobody has this type of data right now, so somebody has to put in the effort to actually recognize this waste.
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So Republicans, having put in the effort to fight Obamacare, now ironically say its time for Congress to step in and spend the money.
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If you want to understand what is happening in the game, then you need to put in the effort of putting the pieces together.
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I feel like we're just getting to a place again where if you put in the effort some folks will hear what you're doing.
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In Google's case, it was an error of judgement to think that patients would put in the effort to manually compile these records themselves.
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The best time to put in the effort is when you are young and not yet ravaged by disease or burdened by family obligations.
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At the same time, the AutoGlove is a pretty simple DIY device for anyone who wants to put in the effort to build their own.
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But I don't understand why you'd put in the effort to learn a fake instrument, when the real instrument would be so much more rewarding.
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It takes time and persistence to overcome these obstacles, and most people just don't have the luxury or the interest to put in the effort.
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All these men and women of different ages, sizes and abilities, who've put in the effort to do something challenging, demanding and kind of crazy.
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" He added: "The moment that happens, there's not the same increases anymore, so players have to rally, get back together again, put in the effort.
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This teaches children the real world lesson that, "if you don't show up and put in the effort, you don't get a paycheck," Almonte said.
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My hands are full maintaining existing friendships, and I don't wish to put in the effort to reconnect with someone I haven't seen in years.
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And it's not a one-way street, some of their Chinese partners have also put in the effort to learn about South African culture, he says.
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You'd at least think he'd put in the effort to not essentially copy parts of his inaugural address from Bane's dialogue in The Dark Knight Rises.
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Additionally, it seemed lovingly consistent with this ending, which suggested life is not pre-determined, if people are willing to put in the effort and sacrifice.
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Given the amount of effort to find such a vulnerability, attackers are unlikely to put in the effort for apps that are not widely used, explained Sasson.
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The Pastagram hasn't put in the effort to look effortless, and the result is that its wires show; it is too much and not enough at once.
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Of course, if you're going to put in the effort, you might as well do something that will help you get stronger while protecting you from injury.
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And even plans with friends you see all the time are destined to fall through the cracks if you don't put in the effort to follow up.
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Nationwide outfits, Avvo said, aren't going to want to put in the effort to come up with the extensive due diligence the Florida Bar is asking for.
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Most of their shopping is done with impulse purchases, so if you put in the effort to pick out something special, they will be flattered and moved.
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Even your author got lost along the way, though it appears to work if you're willing to put in the effort and have a bit of know-how.
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"[It's] like the pursuer doesn't want to put in the effort to cultivate an emotional connection, and cares more about gratifying his or her own sexual needs," Burns says.
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Tip "Any person can do the splits if they put in the effort," says Ichiro Kendrick Young, 20, a professional sumo wrestler who goes by Wakaichiro in the ring.
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With schools are currently closed until March 25, the government of Poland seems to have really put in the effort to keep young people busy during the coronavirus pandemic.
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This is why I put in the effort to get the accounts rolled over, so I can choose the index funds I want and still continue making monthly contributions.
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You just have to find people who are good thinkers and figure stuff out, and try to do it yourself as much as you can and put in the effort.
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Sure. But it's still kind of cool that someone was dedicated enough to having beer on a plane to put in the effort to make sure it still tastes great.
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If you have a strange hobby or pet interest, they will put in the effort to read up on it, even if it's something they've never been interested in before.
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Even if I'll never be an elite athlete, it turns out it was never about achieving it, it was about proving to myself that I could put in the effort.
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When Cole Edwards and his longtime girlfriend were ready to take the next step after college graduation, he was thankful that he'd put in the effort to build good credit.
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" Booker: Honorable Mention Booker put in the effort, but he said some words in Español that aren't actually words, like when he translated demonized into "dimonazado" as opposed to "demonizado.
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At the start of the past century, electrification presented a similar problem, and FDR solved it by directing money toward local cooperatives willing to put in the effort required for expansion.
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Jentleson recognized that all of the judges could be confirmed anyway even if Democrats were to put in the effort, but he said at least one judge would probably be blocked.
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Working from her own experience, she helps her clients realize there is always a way out of an unfulfilling job or career — as long as you're ready to put in the effort.
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A tool that will get you out the door faster, looking your best, and feeling like you put in the effort is a thing of beauty, no matter what it looks like.
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An Android phone played back the files and there was a difference in the quality of the music though I doubt most buyers will ever put in the effort to experience it.
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To put in the effort of planning and foot the bill only to have a cherished guest not make the effort to respect your relationship or celebrate your differences can be hurtful.
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Put in the effort to make breakfast, and stop to enjoy the fruits of my labor, ideally with a good cup of tea — and maybe a few minutes of peace and quiet.
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"But unless someone is completely rude, if someone has put in the effort to show up and get there, I think it's worth both of you trying to sit through one drink," Syrtash says.
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It seems the real question is not whether retailers and brands can effectively market towards both the "young" and "older" generations — it&aposs if they want to put in the effort to do so.
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The problem with that is if your energy goes down when you positively fantasize about the future, then you will not be able to put in the effort that is necessary to implement it.
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There's also no easy, out-of-the-box ability to make the blinds respond to third-party light or temperature sensors — but with Zigbee, anything is possible if you're willing to put in the effort.
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Leconte, who will commentate on Eurosport during the French Open, believes the local players do not put in the effort required, physically or mentally, to compete with the likes of 10-times champion Rafael Nadal.
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The culprit in my specific case was a technical issue that I didn't put in the effort to solve, but in truth I was burned out well before I got stuck in an endless loop.
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A small lot can be purchased for just $8,000 if you're willing to put in the effort to clear it and understand the risk that comes with living on the side of an active volcano.
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And on a decentralized platform like Windows, that creates a chicken-and-egg problem: Applications developers are only going to put in the effort to support it if it's available on a lot of laptops.
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Schultz's greatest wish for his daughter has nothing to do with his own career path — in fact, he just wants Lauren to pursue what makes her happy, and put in the effort to make it a reality.
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That means that if you're a promoter or a producer, put in the effort to book more diverse lineups—not to meet some kind of quota, but because those artists are an essential part of your scene.
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Shortcuts can be as powerful or as simple as you want it to be, and it can automate basic actions you perform on your phone, provided you're willing to put in the effort to set it all up.
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But while we may have some level of grudging respect for people who manage to get free stuff just by pouting in front of murals, the truly special ones put in the effort and take it to the next level.
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Because it's easier: If we accept a force that we believe is out of our control (like a "bad economy") in dictating whether or not we get a get a raise, we feel less pressure to put in the effort.
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The extent to which these men viewed him as a movie star, capable of miracles, in some respects undermined his attempt to pass himself off as one of them, yet it also induced them to put in the effort required.
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The question is whether, absent a court or some other outside power, the United Nations and its members — particularly the United States — will choose on their own to spend the money and put in the effort to make things right again.
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Horveath notes that while he thinks that having a quick way to test for fentanyl is definitely valuable, he's not sure that drug users will take the time people or put in the effort to obtain or take the tests.
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Those concerns and anxieties are real and important, but then the reaction is to sort of idealize this image of how it was at a different time, and how it could be if we would just put in the effort.
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When I reach the end of any given episode, I feel like I've put in the effort, but I also feel a little deflated, like I'm going to have to sit for a second before I can climb a flight of stairs.
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Perhaps the strongest argument in favor of the hypothesis of Dr. Mansfield and Dr. Wildberger is that the table works for trigonometric calculations, that someone had put in the effort to generate Pythagorean triples to describe right triangles at roughly one-degree increments.
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It's really important not to take for granted the daily toil — however joyful — of caring for young children; that would be in the long tradition of ignoring and undervaluing the work done primarily by women in this world, too easily dismissed by those who haven't put in the effort.
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" "It's a lesson I wish our broader American Muslim community would learn," Barzinji continued, "because many folks get frustrated that we don't have representation at the highest levels of politics and government, when we rarely put in the effort to start at the ground floor and work our way up.
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And even though I am certain that the resolution to this problem will feel a little bit cheap, because that's what this show's track record has established, it's nice to know that it can still capture that distinct and particular feeling of horror when it wants to put in the effort.
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If I can convince myself to put in the effort, my move is to fill up five or six glasses of water, put them on the counter, slam them back consecutively, and tumble toward oblivion hoping against hope that the spirit of alcoholic vengeance will not be visiting me at dawn's break.
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Network executives have blamed the diversity issue on the show's "farm team" style of casting, which means that a bachelor or bachelorette is typically cast from a previous season, which perpetuates and amplifies a cycle of ethnic homogeneity — one that could easily be broken if casting directors put in the effort to be more inclusive.
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In my past vacations with boyfriends, family, or my squad, I've always taken it upon myself to be the "planner" of the group: I like to know that we'd be doing a certain number of things to satisfy everyone, and either no one else cared to put in the effort, or they simply had a different approach to travel.
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Vulkan isn't a cure-all, and it doesn't make the hard math and heavy load of modern graphics any less hard — in fact, it often requires more work on the part of the developer, at least at the outset — but it does offer a little more headroom for anyone willing to put in the effort, and even a few extra FPS or a few million more polygons is always nice.
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