"Read everything your employer puts in front of you," Ballman advised.
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Says Haddish, "I'm open to whatever God puts in front of me and makes my heart pitter patter."
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Unfortunately, Emily has no choice but to stay put, and drink the wine Lawrence puts in front of her.
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The idea that people are just such suckers they believe whatever Facebook puts in front of them is silly.
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The method fundamentally trusts that a player will pay attention and consider the elements a designer puts in front of them.
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If you want, you can go off the rails this Thanksgiving and eat everything your Nonna puts in front of you. Really!
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The trick is accepting the advice your team puts in front of you and not letting it affect your attitude or emotional state.
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"I frequently say, 'Don't choose somebody to sell your home based on the number he puts in front of you,' " Mr. Moss said.
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Big Papi went deep on his post-MLB eating habits in a recent interview ... admitting he CRUSHES everything his wife, Tiffany, puts in front of him (especially seafood).
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Out of curiosity alone, I will always drink whatever Arnd (Arnd Henning Heissen, Bar Manager at the Ritz-Carlton's Fragrances and The Curtain Club) puts in front of me.
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We must disassemble the transitional state that Miller puts in front of us, focus on the parts and layers, and see how they contribute to the whole, while maintaining their individual identities.
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Ferguson couched the issue when we spoke to him outside T-Mobile Arena this weekend -- and said he's down to fight whoever the UFC puts in front of him -- but it's clear he wants McGregor.
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Lee knows he's gotta wait for his title shot -- but he's willing to put in the work and take out whoever the UFC puts in front of him to climb his way to the top.
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By framing, repeating, and delivering a coherent, meaningful message that is relevant to people's lives and having the political skill not to be sucked into every rabbit hole that somebody puts in front of you.
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"Because of these continual barriers that our state puts in front of women for a procedure that is legal, for me this is about the access," Austin Mayor Pro Tem Delia Garza (D) told CNN.
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Bill Cassidy, a Republican senator holding a safe seat in Louisiana, could easily have spent the past six months imitating his state's other senator by basically lying low and voting for whichever health care bills leadership puts in front of him.
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At times, it can seem as if she had been deployed to test our claims that we adore disobedience, and that we prefer complicated, "unlikable" protagonists to predictable ones—or that we're sincerely invested in the global concerns and musical styles that she doggedly puts in front of us.
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It is a Monday and a federal holiday and, if you're not working, you should take it for yourself in the kitchen and see how the labor frees your mind, settles you down and puts in front of you a tart (c'mon, give it a shot!) where there never was a tart.
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You can only beat the teams the schedule puts in front of you, but if you want to classify the Blue Jackets as an elite team because of this streak, it should be noted that nearly half of the victories came against teams that were almost all but eliminated from postseason contention at Christmas.
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To generate these feels she must, of course, be the right kind of woman — someone whose life has been sprinkled with damage as if it were seasoning, but who's still unendingly open-hearted, patient, fond of all the right things, and willing, as Will effuses of Abby, to always eat what the sushi chef puts in front of her, even the uni.
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In a San Francisco MoMA interview, Bosworth asserts that her processes are slowed down due to the use of film, and that the care and thoughtfulness put into her work increases with that time. She takes her time carefully studying the landscapes, which primarily consists of forests, birds, and the people her work has crossed paths with. Like other landscape photographers, Bosworth's asserted interest is in exploring the world at her own pace and appreciating what nature puts in front of her. She believes that observation is necessary to the artistic process and end product.
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The current procession was reconstituted in 1930. It took place on the Sunday before Pentecost, which was also the day of the festival of the city of Brussels. The magistrates and members of the Seven Noble Houses, dressed in the red scarlet dress - the famous Brussels scarletClaire Dickstein-Bernard, "Une ville en expansion", in: Histoire de Bruxelles, published under the direction of Mina Martens, Toulouse, Privat, 1976, p. 111: « The cloth who makes the fortune of Brussels, which the clothier puts in front of him at the Halle, is the "scarlet" ("scaerlaken"), shorn and rolled cloth ("scaeren") but that is frequently dyed in seed red (hence the current meaning of the word scarlet).
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Stephen Dalton from The Hollywood Reporter described the film as "consistently witty and entertaining, even when testing the limits of audience gullibility... ultimately less a film about Cold War politics than a sly commentary on our current climate of internet myth-making and 'post-truth' public figures", and that philosopher Slavoj Žižek has a chorus role which warns that comforting fiction is often more appealing than complex fact, "even if it didn’t happen, it’s true. That’s the crucial message". Steve Pond from TheWrap described it as "very entertaining, even if it’s about as factual as This Is Spinal Tap". He noted that the film "acts like a doc but works as myth, not fact; director Ziga Virc doesn’t want audiences to believe what he’s telling them so much as he wants them to think about why they’re so ready to accept any kind of tomfoolery and conspiracy the media puts in front of them".
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