Now for the hard part: refraining from buying them all.
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Refraining from action went against all of my medical instincts.
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The audience complied, applauding at times but refraining from interrupting.
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But Trump is now refraining from going down that path.
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And when she's refraining from interacting with the brand entirely, too?
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Full Fact takes a more diplomatic approach, refraining from applying labels.
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It means refraining from criticizing anything the President says or does.
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It means refraining from criticizing anything the president says or does.
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Instead, it is simply refraining from intervening to prop it up.
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Despite her freshly-manicured hands, Jenner isn't refraining from changing dirty diapers.
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The Democrats chose a prosecutorial and straightforward style, purposely refraining from fireworks.
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So I think there's actually a lot to be learned from refraining.
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This includes staying home, avoiding crowds and refraining from touching other people.
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Refraining from the habit now helps keep you safe — and others too.
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Back then, Trump praised Putin for refraining from retaliation, calling him "very smart".
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That last bit — refraining from procreating — has totally dominated discussion of the study.
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Here we are: at the movies, having an okay time, refraining from tweeting.
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The three parties have discussed refraining from attacking each other during the campaign.
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The AFC acknowledged the decision in a brief statement while refraining from comment.
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Notice how I didn't say great, but also am refraining from calling it shoddy.
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The approach is more spontaneous and intuitive, consciously refraining from "heady" leanings and patterns.
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The Obama administration could not even prevent Iran from refraining from violating the JCPOA.
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Harry and Meghan follow suit, respectfully refraining from holding hands around the prince's grandmother.
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"On the issue of investments, foreign investors are not refraining from entering Turkey," Erdogan said.
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It's around the corner, but still years away, Nguyen said, refraining from giving a timeframe.
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The G20 has been repeating the same sentence about refraining from competitive devaluations for years.
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Refraining from more draconian policies may preempt dangerous Pakistani retaliations and threats to US interests.
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Dick Durbin (D) said he was refraining from shaking hands, The Hill reported, while Sen.
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The biggest challenge was refraining from jumping ahead in my progression after every good day.
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It's possible lawmakers are refraining from additional focus on this subject in order to placate him.
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They can start by refraining from whipping up, or hopping on, the "Franken for President" train.
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And he did this while refraining from personal attacks and staying true to his inclusive values.
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Others have reminded us that in Stalin's Soviet Union, refraining from applauding was in fact treasonous.
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And if you didn't have a duty to do it, you did nothing wrong in refraining.
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I find myself refraining from eating meat when I travel alone or am in unfamiliar places.
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Australia has for months sought to ease bilateral tensions by refraining from public criticism of China.
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Dana Gas obtained injunctions from UK and UAE courts in June refraining sukuk holders from enforcing claims.
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My goal is always to analyze the issue while refraining from judging the personality of the candidate.
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And the PBOC is refraining from lifting rates aggressively amid the regulation reform and benign inflation pressure.
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Student-loan borrowers are also delaying or refraining from buying a house, because they can't afford it.
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In other words, why would God intervene in an American election, while refraining to relieve suffering elsewhere?
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As news of the virus spread, he said, more people were refraining from dining out or socializing.
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Mr. Mnangagwa remained largely quiet, refraining from responding to attacks, and treated Mr. Mugabe with extreme deference.
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AFTER: But as the coronavirus spreads further south, more tourists are refraining from visiting the famous steps.
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But although she faces her own personal (and legal) woes, Miller isn't refraining from being her strict self.
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The Anangu people consistently asked people to respect their culture and law by refraining from climbing the rock.
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Conditions of his probation also include refraining from contact with the victims' families and wearing a GPS monitor.
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BMO Private Bank chief investment officer Jack Ablin is now refraining from taking risks in this volatile environment.
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He is revered across confessional lines in Iraq for being staunchly anti-sectarian and refraining from overt politics.
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While North Korea refraining from nuclear and missile testing is good, it is only part of the equation.
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Reports emerged last month that AFL-CIO was refraining from an endorsement in either political parties' presidential primary.
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Even Mr. Christie, a former prosecutor, seems to have preached the importance of refraining from prejudging the facts.
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But many are refraining from weighing in on president's comments, wary of antagonizing Mr. Trump and conservative voters.
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This day of rest doesn't mean simply refraining from "work," it includes prohibitions against writing, cooking and electricity.
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Thunberg has sidestepped attacks on her motives by almost entirely refraining from endorsing specific political reforms or policies.
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However, the state had been breaking the law by refraining from treating the river with an anti-corrosive agent.
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Those refraining from mourning or showing solidarity toward his passing has been met with swift and somewhat severe repercussions.
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Some scientists are refraining from joining the Science March, for example, claiming that it will only further politicize science.
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"I generally adhere to the social mores of refraining from in-depth political conversations with relative strangers," she said.
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Minutes earlier, Trump told CNBC the Fed is refraining from raising rates due to pressure from President Barack Obama.
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Consider evidence for holding Iran accountable in the review for its deceptions and refraining from extending executive order waivers.
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As foreign minister, he has kept a distinctly low profile, refraining from the rhetoric often associated with French diplomacy.
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And no less important, our right-resolve: refraining from interfering to allow you to learn from your own mistakes.
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Sterling traders were also refraining from taking out big positions before a European Union leaders' summit later this week.
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While farmers plan to continue refraining from using herbicides and pesticides, no one knows if the crane will return.
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We believe three of the five are most pertinent to our theme of refraining from a rush to justice.
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Israel will better serve Ms. Weinstein's memory by refraining from sensationalizing her story and judging her and her family.
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Members of the Congressional Black Caucus sat down before Trump reached the dais, decidedly refraining from the welcoming applause.
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We as the Syrian army are refraining from responding in order to give a chance to sustain the agreement.
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Refraining from troubling behaviors is not enough; abusive narcissism must be unraveled through a transformation of heart and mind.
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"Iran may be refraining from further aggression" following Soleimani's killing and a retaliatory missile attack, the White House said.
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In contrast, Brazil's real was flat despite the country's central bank refraining from tightening monetary policy again on Wednesday.
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He urged North Korea to help create an atmosphere for dialogue by refraining from further nuclear or missile tests.
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I admit, I'm not sure what 'leverage' there is in refraining from sending us something we do not want!
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He said that Haftar's Libyan National Army (LNA) was refraining from using heavy weapons to limit damage to property.
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The G-7 finance leaders "underscored the importance of all countries refraining from competitive devaluation," according to the Japanese summary.
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Some commentators have attributed his softer tone to the Trump administration refraining from criticism of Duterte's signature war on drugs.
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In a recent interview, the tennis star shared that she is refraining from offering parenting advice to Meghan for now.
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The changes include appointing an independent board and CEO, disclosing its accounts and refraining from new purchases and foreign investments.
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Realizing that the drones target heat sources, the fighters also learned to hide more effectively, including by refraining from smoking.
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As Japanese markets will be closed for a holiday on Monday, investors are refraining from taking large positions, analysts said.
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New style: Refraining from almost any policy message, Lagarde is demonstrating her commitment to restoring peace in the Governing Council.
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In a recent interview, the tennis star shared that she is refraining from offering parenting advice to Meghan for now.
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Israel has stepped up strikes since then to signal its new threshold for engagement after months of largely refraining to act.
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In a Thursday press conference, a visibly shaken Schultz told reporters that he was refraining saying everything he wanted to say.
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The college student is refraining from sex for over a year in order to protest existing US laws around blood donation.
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Y., asked Marcus if he would commit to refraining from moving forward with Libra until policymakers put appropriate regulations in place.
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Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said Moscow had in the past obliged Israel by refraining from supplying Syria with the system.
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Tekle says that Amnesty is refraining from contacting the human rights workers left in the country to avoid revealing their location.
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These privileges carry with them political duties, including an obligation to help maintain social stability by refraining from laying off workers.
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That includes refraining from eating, drinking, gossiping, sex, cigarettes, chewing gum, and a whole lot more, depending on an individual's beliefs.
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Therefore, we are refraining at this time from discussing the evidence collected thus far or about the specifics of this case.
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One would hope that Obama would learn from such seismic policy failures by refraining from further efforts to unseat foreign leaders.
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Once, Frank was showing our apartment to potential new tenants so my roommate and I were refraining from smoking weed inside.
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"I admit I'm not sure what leverage there is in refraining from sending us something we do not want," McConnell said.
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Until then, Ganassi and his team are refraining from conducting interviews so they can focus on getting ready for Sunday's race.
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These often sound trivial, she said, but aren't common enough, like praising work, refraining from interrupting and avoiding multitasking during conversations.
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Minimizing how much you talk, refraining from wacky arm movements, and generally avoiding giving an opinion can be pretty effective here.
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Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said Moscow had in the past obliged Israel by refraining from providing Syria with the S-300.
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The nominee faces and listens to these friendly and hostile senators for hours, refraining from smilingly nodding along or furrowing his brow.
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But the standoff stopped short of full pitched battles with police refraining from using tear gas or attempting to storm protester lines.
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Berda's experience with the way that Israel collects information on Palestinians makes her skeptical of the country refraining from using facial recognition.
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After refraining from speaking publicly about politics in 2016, Swift broke her political silence on Instagram regarding the midterm elections last November.
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After refraining from speaking publicly about politics in 2016, Swift broke her political silence on Instagram regarding the midterm elections last November.
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A friend of the DJ shot copious iPhone footage of him, smartly refraining from shooting the sparse crowd he was spinning for.
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Many policies encourage common sense, such as refraining from posting private company information or speaking on behalf of the company unless authorized.
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" Investigators are refraining from releasing further details, writing in the release, "We believe this is information that only the killer would know.
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Gibson said he hoped refraining from soliciting outside funding would send a message that he wasn't putting on these rallies for money.
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But refraining from giving birth will not have the opposite effect, as a report from the National Cancer Institute made very clear.
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Or walking to synagogue on Friday and refraining from lighting the gas, but still driving to meet friends on a Friday night.
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Eliminating these expenses — and refraining from making new appointments or signing up for new memberships — can free up money for your savings.
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Reminding students of the norms of civil, respectful behavior, including refraining from blackface, is in line with the actions of colleges historically.
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Some of his suggestions, like refraining from telling boys to "man up" when they showed emotion or valorizing physical dominance, seemed intuitive.
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It may be tempting to think that discovering our beautiful selves is about refraining from fiercely advocating for what we believe in.
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Business Insider is refraining from publishing the nanny&aposs name or specific details about the family in order to protect her identity.
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"The government has permissible interests in favoring fetal life, protecting the best interests of a minor, and refraining from facilitating abortion," he wrote.
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German officials, while generally refraining from specific remarks about the Danish decision, expressed concern about the future of passport-free travel across Europe.
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If you're going to bleach your hair, you can lessen the damage by using conditioning masks and refraining from washing your hair beforehand.
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Russia is concerned that the US is purposefully refraining from doing this in order to maintain leverage over Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Both domestic tranquility and global stability depend on every major political faction cooperating in that orderly transition and refraining from all such threats.
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These worries are misplaced: If anything, the primaries have been far too gentle, with both Clinton and Sanders refraining from truly devastating attacks.
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Coinbase chief legal and risk officer Mike Lempres explained that his company is currently refraining from supporting ICOs because of the regulatory uncertainty.
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In the meantime, Corbell said he's refraining from any sort of judgment on whether the little piece of metal is actually extraterrestrial nanotechnology.
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Taliban insurgents are refraining from attacking Afghan civilians for the first time in many years, according to Afghan officials and the insurgents themselves.
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And it means refraining from trying people under the age of 18 as adults, except in very limited circumstances involving serious violent offenses.
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If it was a "one-off," possibly fuelled by alcohol, Winter suggests refraining from telling your partner — as it will only hurt them.
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Plan B would consist in staying the course, continue mounting pressure and refraining from generating false expectations because of impatience or bureaucratic infighting.
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Sam Taxy, Chicago We asked Phil Corbett, the associate managing editor for standards, whether The Times has considered refraining from using the term.
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"I'm not sure what leverage there is in refraining from sending us something we do not want," he said on the Senate floor.
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The importance of refraining from snap judgments is a basic civil concept, but my son made me realize I struggle with it mightily.
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"We have also seen the other central banks refraining from taking action ahead of the referendum," said Maxime Botteron, an economist at Credit Suisse.
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The government is still refraining from steps to boost the property market, which it has always done in the past when revving up growth.
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Why would any woman want to work for someone who is only refraining from groping them because he is contractually obligated to do so?
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The government aims to keep economic growth within a reasonable range by pushing forward reforms and opening up, refraining from a "flood-like stimulus".
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The difference has become especially glaring in recent days, with Trump repeatedly breaking the tradition of a new president refraining from dissing his predecessor.
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Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, while refraining from directly criticizing Trump, said on Tuesday that public debate should be about ideas, not personal attacks.
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The Russian Defence Ministry said it was refraining from striking areas where the "moderate opposition" was respecting the ceasefire agreement, Interfax news agency reported.
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The four universities have generally pledged their cooperation with the prosecution (and a likely N.C.A.A. investigation in the future) while refraining from extensive comment.
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But they want to do so while remaining ideologically neutral, refraining from anything that might appear to be choosing sides in America's culture war.
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Dittes said he is refraining from discussing details until local union leaders can meet in Detroit on Thursday to review the proposed tentative agreement.
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Amid knowledge of illegality, CEO John Gutfreund allowed problems to fester, refraining from firing the guilty and failing to inform the board or regulators.
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Refraining from interdicting supply ships headed to North Korea simply because the U.N. fails to grant us permission to do so, is self-sacrificial.
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Environmentalists and scientists had criticized the Bureau of Land Management for refraining from a more rigorous appraisal of the potential impact of the work.
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Until July 5, Muslims around the world are fasting for the holy month of Ramadan, refraining from eating or drinking between sunrise and sunset.
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A small study published in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine in 2013 suggests refraining from consuming caffeine within six hours of going to sleep.
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Sanders drew from familiar refrains in his campaign stump speech, reshuffling things a bit and refraining from mentioning his Democratic opponent, front-runner Hillary Clinton.
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That is, of course, assuming Trump doesn't fire Mueller, something that the president has considered but is at least so far refraining from actually doing.
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He thinks there's "growing evidence" that consumers are refraining from wearing athletic apparel such as yoga pants on the street and opting for denim instead.
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The CDC said people should consider refraining from using any vaping products, since the specific compound or ingredient causing lung injury are not yet known.
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It reduced its centrifuges, including removing the centrifuges in its underground Fordow uranium enrichment facility and refraining from enriching uranium there for 15 years. 5.
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" Khloé says she knows "a little bit about this guy," but she's refraining from asking too many questions about him because Kourtney gets "super awkward.
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Refraining from any use of contemporary voiceover, the documentary skillfully employs a host of pointed juxtapositions to draw out the contradictions marking its time period.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Taliban insurgents are refraining from attacking Afghan civilians for the first time in many years, according to Afghan officials and the insurgents themselves.
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China's state-controlled news media has exercised restraint since the start of the trade war, refraining from a full-throated campaign of anti-American propaganda.
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But this time, he has shown a degree of restraint, refraining from commenting, in news conferences or on Twitter, about the election or the competitors.
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After more than a year of refraining from missile tests, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's regime has conducted 10 launches since May including Tuesday's.
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The Saudi Embassy also issued a brief addition to the statement on Twitter, thanking the US for "refraining from jumping to conclusions" about the situation.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia on Sunday thanked countries including the United States "for refraining from jumping to conclusions" over the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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The list includes not asking a married couple when they plan to have kids, and refraining from commenting on the size of a pregnant pal's bump.
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Meanwhile, a third group of hosts, including talk radio superstar Rush Limbaugh, have at times applauded and defended both candidates, while refraining from weighing in definitively.
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"At high stock price levels, some companies are refraining from buying back their own shares," said Makoto Sengoku, a market analyst at Tokai Tokyo Research Institute.
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For the most part, the justices kept their heads down, expressing their grief about the loss of a colleague but refraining from discussing the political maelstrom.
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Criticism of the Fed is rare from a sitting president, with Trump's predecessors largely refraining from comment on the direction of the central bank's monetary policy.
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We as the Syrian army are refraining from responding in order to give a chance to sustain the agreement and that is what we can do.
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Both states surprisingly asserted readiness for open conflict, and Beijing told Western ambassadors that its patience "was not indefinite" in refraining from the use of force.
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Serena Williams knows how tough it can be to be a first-time mom — which is exactly why she's refraining from offering pal Meghan Markle advice.
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Every time I see Nancy Pelosi patiently spell out the higher political wisdom of refraining from impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump, I think of Alan Greenspan.
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"The government has permissible interests in favoring fetal life, protecting the best interests of a minor, and refraining from facilitating abortion," Kavanaugh wrote at the time.
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Polling presented to Trump also helped him determine that asking Americans to keep refraining from going to crowded workplaces or schools would not necessarily be unpopular.
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And because the city largely ignored it — issuing no building permits, ignoring code violations, but also, until now, refraining from demolition — a land rush took off.
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" Instead, he writes, "The features of today's Iranian woman include modesty, chastity, eminence, protecting herself from abuse by men, refraining from humiliating herself into appeasing men.
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A growing number of consumers are refraining from buying discretionary items such as clothes and cosmetics, while spending more on electronics, cars, home goods and travel.
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According to court documents, Parmar was out of jail on a $100,000 bond, contingent on his refraining from work as a livery or ride-share driver.
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So refraining from entering a space where I knew I'd eat some meat, at least until I felt more confident in my new habit, seemed best.
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The blueprint offered few specifics, refraining from mentioning any of the potential replacement facilities the Pentagon had visited in preparing it, including military prisons in Leavenworth, Kan.
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Some world leaders, such as German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have taken the evasive route, refraining from commenting directly on the election.
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But you're reading Vox, which means you probably have a hard time refraining from overanalyzing, even when the subject itself is fundamentally at odds with being analyzed.
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Legally, Napolitano said, refraining from deporting young, law-abiding immigrants is similar to the Justice Department's general reluctance to bring cases against those who pass bad checks.
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The Saudi Embassy in Washington later tweeted what it called a clarification, thanking countries including the United States "for refraining from jumping to conclusions" over the case.
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The has risen over 12 percent against the dollar so far this year, extending gains after the BOJ surprised investors last week by refraining from more stimulus.
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She returned to the United States immediately following the robbery and kept an extremely low profile, refraining from posting on social media and limiting her public appearances.
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HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. — As Monday night's presidential debate neared its end, Donald J. Trump alluded to an attack line against Hillary Clinton that he was refraining from using.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to raise U.S. interest rates twice more this year at a time when other major central banks are refraining from monetary tightening.
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In the time of war, we have to make sacrifices, and I thank all of you for all you are doing, all you are refraining from doing.
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The company is refraining from giving a timeline for its Voyager program, but Poynter says that when the crewed flights get started, she'll definitely be taking a ride.
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" Also in his dissent, Kavanaugh noted that the government has an interest in "favoring fetal life, protecting the best interests of a minor, and refraining from facilitating abortion.
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Saudi Arabia, de facto leader of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, has faced demands from Trump to help the global economy by refraining from paring supplies.
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There have been previous calls for Frostenson, who has been refraining from participating in academy tasks, to resign, but she has not indicated any intention to do so.
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The restraint that the United States showed in refraining from military action against Iran was the right course when the threat of war loomed between the two nations.
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The EWG recommends picaridin for children over six months of age, though the group suggests refraining from applying it to kids' hands because it's still an eye irritant.
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Trump's broadside of the Fed was a sharp departure from a long-standing White House tradition of refraining from commenting on the central bank's interest-rate setting policies.
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Ren met international media for the first time in several years in mid-January, calling U.S. President Donald Trump "great" and refraining from commenting directly on Meng's case.
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So it makes sense that Italians everywhere would go beyond kindly refraining from eye rolls whenever Totti takes to his bully pulpit, and instead endorse his every sermon.
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On Thursday, the judge left in place an order that Familia is not allowed to have firearms and made refraining from domestic violence a condition of his bail.
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But he also appeared almost timid at times, raising his finger toward his face in a sign that he wanted to answer a question, but refraining from interjecting.
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There has been speculation that Taliban insurgents, at least, have been refraining from suicide attacks in the capital as they explore preliminary peace talks with the American government.
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It is also clear from public emails — and I'm refraining from going into nonpublic ones — that you had reason to believe materials were obtained inappropriately at the time.
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I took my Rylance-skeptical friend to see Farinelli and the King, and showed great restraint by refraining from nudging her every time the audience laughed or sighed.
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Allen's coupling with the #MeToo movement seems to be at least part of the motivation for Previn coming forward now after refraining from public comment for so long.
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It remains to be seen how refraining from calling on your supporters to murder your political opponent would require years of training as career politician, but I digress.
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Asking a bunch of college football players to suddenly be LGBTQ-friendly—refraining from using the word "fag" for one—on and off the field is an uphill battle.
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Trump supporters might argue that Pelosi's reported comments -- made behind closed doors -- still break the unspoken "water's edge" tradition of refraining from attacking a President when he is abroad.
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"The prime minister seems to understand my concern about the risk (to consumption) from a consumption-tax hike," Honda said, while refraining from predicting what the premier will decide.
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Sure, it's doing a 5G phone, but LG is refraining from launching any flying porcine foldables to wow people without offering them an attainable thing they can actually buy.
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It is also true that Caixin picks its targets, refraining, for instance, from digging into the wealth of senior leaders—a red line that Chinese media dare not cross.
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Assad said earlier this week that the militants had breached the deal from the first day and the army was refraining from responding to give the deal a chance.
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In a Facebook post published on April 20, Trump announced that she would be refraining from promoting her book to avoid even the appearance of a conflict of interest.
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But after two marathon days of explosive impeachment hearings, Wednesday&aposs debate was relatively subdued, with Democrats mostly focusing on the issues and refraining from attacking each other directly.
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Those who partake in traditional ayahuasca ceremonies must also engage in "rigorous periods of dieting, restrictions of foods like salt, alcohol and meats, and refraining from sex," he said.
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But Sanders is refraining from taking shots at Biden, and he's using his campaign and Senate offices to raise awareness of and funds for the response to the coronavirus.
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You might also consider refraining from shaking hands with clients (if you still meet with them face-to-face) and instead opting for a kind wave or elbow bump.
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The CDC's guidelines for the prevention and treatment of coronavirus include washing your hands frequently, for 20 seconds at time, and refraining from touching your nose, eyes, and mouth.
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In his 14 years as the Cardinals' manager, including his two tenures as an interim manager, he took a low-key approach, refraining from public criticism of his players.
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She is a discreet and careful observer, inserting herself into the story only when it might seem evasive to do otherwise and refraining from passing judgment on Mr. Assange.
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The communique expressed a commitment to "refraining from interference in the armed conflict or in the internal affairs of Libya" and urges all international actors to do the same.
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The holidays are a popular time to indulge in alcoholic beverages, but according to Hines, refraining from drinking them before the big meal may help in the long run.
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His entire staff meditates at least two hours a day, and they need to adhere to strict moral precepts, refraining from, among other things, drinking alcohol, smoking or lying.
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Because of the risk of civilian casualties, the Saudis have said they were refraining from airstrikes in and around the capital, but the attacks resumed on Wednesday without explanation.
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As efforts to restart negotiations between Washington and Pyongyang remained stalled, North Korea has been directing much of the blame toward South Korea, while refraining from attacking Mr. Trump.
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The CDC has recommended that people consider refraining from e-cigarette products if they are concerned about the recent illnesses, and warns against purchasing vaping products off the street.
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As efforts to restart negotiations between Washington and Pyongyang remained stalled, North Korea has been directing much of the blame toward South Korea, while refraining from attacking Mr. Trump.
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But after Morrison became prime minister in August, he sought to repair the relationship with China by refraining from public criticism of Beijing, though irritations between the two continued.
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Since Trump spent the previous week at odds with NATO leaders, and refraining from criticizing Putin, he is helping to undermine the western alliance, just as the Russian strongman wants.
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" Khloé said she knew "a little bit about this guy," but was refraining from asking too many questions about him because Kourtney gets "super awkward" and "like, will shut down.
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By noon it was all over, each side licking its wounds, and refraining from further escalation, in part because of discreet conciliatory messages passed between Israel and Syria by Russia.
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Their voices are loud, and they should both support bail reform efforts while refraining from asking for high bail amounts for those who pose no real threat to their community.
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But it hit a road bump after a therapist spoke out about its policy of refraining from stepping in during an emergency situation, like when a child could be harmed.
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Barr had apologized for her comments earlier in the day and said she would be refraining from using her Twitter account, which was still live at the time of publication.
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Criticism of the Fed is unusual from a sitting president, with prior presidents taking a softer tone or refraining from weighing in on the direction of the central bank's policies.
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The news comes as advocates have increased pressure on major corporations to repudiate Trump's statements and policies by refraining from donating cash or services to the GOP convention in Cleveland.
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It seems to me that the referees are refraining from issuing yellow cards because of that rule, which is — without going into a long debate — it's just a stupid rule.
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I want to be as respectful as possible to the newlyweds, while also refraining from spending a significant chunk of my savings on an outfit I'll probably never wear again.
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It has maintained the size of those holdings by reinvesting the proceeds from maturing securities; it can shrink the portfolio by doing nothing — simply refraining from investing in replacement securities.
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That meant refraining from "economic, military and cultural entities and projects" that were sponsored by Israel, as well as academic partnerships and collaboration with professors or researchers at Israeli institutes.
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Sunset, Breakout, and Sneakout Tehran can get around the "sunset provision" of refraining from a breakout for 220006 years after the commitment was made among the parties to the Aug.
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Trump has proceeded extremely cautiously in the two weeks since Khashoggi disappeared in the Saudi consulate, refraining from drawing any conclusions and stressing the importance of the US-Saudi relationship.
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The only sound in the park on a recent day was a loudspeaker announcement repeating the advice posted on fliers about avoiding crowded places, refraining from spitting and washing hands frequently.
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"What we have is China pushing very hard into the South China Sea, physically, politically, illegally and diplomatically, and the United States refraining from doing very much at all," said Cheng.
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Criticism of the Fed is rare from a sitting president, with prior presidents taking a softer tone or refraining from weighing in on the direction of the central bank's monetary policy.
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With the Fed refraining from hiking rates, the group's credit default index improved from the fourth quarter, when it had dropped to the most negative reading in more than nine years.
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And some gun retailers are already stepping up by refusing to finalize a purchase without a complete background check, or by refraining from selling semi-automatic weapons or high-capacity magazines.
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Like exercising regularly or refraining from hitting the snooze button seven times each morning, managing (and inevitably saving) money is one of those things we know we should do but don't.
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Under the existing arrangement, the Justices are obliged to cooperate and driven to rule on narrow grounds, disposing of the actual cases that come before them while refraining from sweeping pronouncements.
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CHANGE OF TUNE Ren met international media for the first time in several years in mid-January, calling U.S. President Donald Trump "great" and refraining from commenting directly on Meng's case.
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In London, Societe Generale currency strategist Alvin Tan said the yen's surge was more down to the Fed's dovish stance than the BOJ's refraining from further easing, which had been expected.
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Even North Korea seemed to play along, issuing angry denouncements of Trump at multiple stages of the trip, but refraining from any missile or nuclear testing while he was in Asia.
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On one hand, the media is justified in refraining from making a sudden rhetorical shift when Clinton has locked up the nomination in such a gradual way as to be imperceptible.
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While refraining from commenting on Ronan Farrow's revealing essay in The Hollywood Reporter — she claimed she hadn't read it — the actress stated that she thinks Allen writes "amazing" parts for women.
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That's why washing your hands and refraining from touching your face are such important preventative measures, and it's also why free samples are being viewed as a bit of a risk.
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After Russia's incursion into Ukraine in 2014, Obama came under fire from the GOP for using targeted sanctions that didn't go after Putin himself and refraining from providing Ukraine with weapons.
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"I admit, I am not sure what leverage there is in refraining from sending us something we do not want," Mr. McConnell said with a wry smile from the Senate floor.
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While refraining from singling out the United States, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said protectionist steps would backfire for countries that implement them by disrupting their imports of necessary goods.
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A lot of different measures have been used in other studies to assess self-control, according to research by Angela Duckworth of the University of Pennsylvania: refraining from pushing a button when a non-target stimulus appears on a computer screen, matching two geometric patterns from a selection of highly similar patterns, choosing between $1 today and $2 one week later, and refraining from immediately eating a single marshmallow in order to obtain two marshmallows later.
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The resulting exhibit is eclectic, but admirably refuses to consolidate Native American visual culture into a series of predictable bullet-points, intentionally refraining from reducing the culture to a clean, digestible narrative.
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And still, he is refraining from attacking Trump, while holding to the line that "a majority of Republican voters in this country do not want Donald Trump to be" the party's nominee.
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Huawei is simply asking that Verizon respect Huawei's investment in research and development by either paying for the use of our patents, or refraining from using them in its products and services.
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Wednesday's standoff stopped short of recent intense clashes, including the storming of the legislature and occupation of the airport, with police refraining from using tear gas or attempting to storm protesters' lines.
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Huawei is simply asking that Verizon respect Huawei's investment in research and development by either paying for the use of our patents or refraining from using them in its products and services.
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Still, the agency says, "the only way to assure that you are not at risk while the investigation continues is to consider refraining from use of all e-cigarette, or vaping, products."
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Showering before swimming, refraining from peeing in the pool, and not swimming for two weeks after experiencing diarrhea can help keep swimming fun and healthy for everyone from 'water babies' to seniors.
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That ruling followed from the Supreme Court's many precedents holding that the Government has permissible interests in favoring fetal life, protecting the best interests of a minor, and refraining from facilitating abortion.
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While Jenner kept her presence on the down low, refraining from posting it on social media, her arrival was well chronicled by attendees of the event held at the Tsakopoulos Library Galleria.
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Borrowing a famous quote from 19th century Prussian statesman Otto von Bismarck, Macron summed up his policy of refraining from making off-the-record comments about his conversations with other world leaders.
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In addition, General McMaster downplayed evidence of past and present Russian meddling to cater to his boss's sensitivities, refraining from calling a meeting of the National Security Council's principals committee on them.
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Syrian President Assad said earlier this week that the militants had breached the deal from the first day but that his army was refraining from responding, to give the deal a chance.
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At the end of the day, the coronavirus is a serious matter, and you should be frequently washing your hands, refraining from touching your faces, and staying informed on updates and guidelines.
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A study conducted at the Center for Environmental Research and Children's Health at the University of California-Berkeley documented changes in teens' urine test after refraining from using their personal care products.
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"The only way to assure that you are not at risk while the investigation continues is to consider refraining from use of all e-cigarette, or vaping, products," the CDC said Thursday.
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The Trump administration has reversed decades of U.S. policy on the conflict, refraining from endorsing the two-state solution - the longtime international formula which envisages a Palestinian state co-existing with Israel.
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"I want to make sure that as everybody is exercising their constitutional rights to be heard that both sides are refraining from situations that might result in people being hurt," he added.
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"Until we know more, if you are concerned about these specific health risks, CDC recommends that you consider refraining from using e-cigarette or vaping products," according to the CDC's updated website.
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"The security forces secured the protection of demonstrations and protesters responsibly and with high restraint, by refraining from using firearms or excessive force against demonstrators," the ministry said in a statement on Saturday.
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Refraining from expanding into renewables like BP and Royal Dutch Shell, the CEO plans to monetize his oil with the expected surge in demand for plastics and also jet fuel, especially in China.
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In addition to refraining from eating and drinking, observant Jews do not bathe on the holiday, they do not wear leather shoes or gold jewelry, and they do not engage in spousal intimacy.
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From not appearing in family photos (including the Christmas card!) more frequently to refraining from social media, Jenner has kept out of the public eye by sticking close to her house in Calabasas.
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There's also the sunset clause in the accord (refraining from breakout for 10 years, after political commitment among parties); and second, snapback provision (reimposing sanctions if there were noncompliance); and, third, international inspections.
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"We know right after the debate, one of the candidates immediately went to the donor class and sought their opinion on what he could do differently," Turner said, refraining from naming the candidate.
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When she watched Bella's rehearsals with derision, or when she dismissed Bella's attentiveness with unseeing eyes, was she refraining from doing harm, or was she, familiar with conquest and surrender, relishing her power?
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Refraining from smoking was not about pleasing a parental authority figure; the "truth" pointed out to adolescents that people their parents' age ran the tobacco companies and took them for saps (not cool).
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have said washing hands is the best prevention against the virus, along with keeping mouths covered when sneezing or coughing and refraining from touching your face.
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If you do decide to go to a level 2 country, "practice enhanced precautions," says the CDC, such as avoiding contact with sick people and refraining from touching your face with dirty hands.
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The result is the Charta Smeralda, a strictly enforced list of 10 rules for members to follow, including avoiding leaks while refueling, reducing energy consumption and refraining from the use of disposable plastic.
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The Boston Globe reported that prosecutors retired Wright's case contingent on him completing an anger management course, refraining from violent contact with his wife and incurring no new criminal charges for a year.
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For everyone else, other tried-and-true methods of avoiding illness, like steering clear of sick individuals, refraining from touching your face, and regularly washing your hands, are more effective than wearing masks.
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The Orioles defeated the Red Sox 7-6 on Tuesday, with Baltimore manager Buck Showalter refraining from using Britton in the ninth to close out the game, which featured a brief rain delay.
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Australian lawmakers had sought to improve the relationship by refraining from public criticism of China but Peter Dutton, the minister for home affairs, said Australia would not be silent despite their commercial relations.
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But as these people have agreed to do this — and are presumably being paid — your own responsibilities are limited to a brief acknowledgment in passing, and refraining from dumping mayonnaise on their instruments.
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To avoid being outflanked, they ought to amplify the potential for cooperation with China, a power that has successfully practiced its own form of restraint, refraining from war for the past 40 years.
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One young princess, who requested anonymity since the culture is still very much centered on females refraining from being photographed or publicly identified, arrived for only her second time in the driver&aposs seat.
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The price of crude has fallen almost a third since October but U.S. President Donald Trump has demanded the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries make oil even cheaper by refraining from output cuts.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has been trying to channel more credit into the real economy while refraining from excessive policy loosening, which could put pressure on the yuan and fan asset bubbles.
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Levatich, who began working at Harley-Davidson as a manufacturing project engineer back in 1994, has so far stayed relatively tight-lipped on the matter, refraining from engaging in a public back-and-forth.
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Might your ex-lover be really, really mad at you for breaking things off, and, if so, might he have pulled a little prank, while still refraining from posting naked pictures of you online?
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MOSCOW, June 6 (Reuters) - Russia's Finance Ministry has proposed refraining from privatising VTB, the country's second-largest lender, because the bank is now under Western sanctions, Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said on Tuesday.
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Such an approach—respecting the hierarchy of the federal judiciary and refraining from asking the justices to intervene before lower courts complete their work—would have been in line with that of previous administrations.
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She kept her pregnancy under wraps throughout, refraining from acknowledging it publicly or posting about it on social media, a unique move for a member of one of the Internet's most social-friendly families.
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"To help clarify recently issued Saudi statement, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia extends its appreciation to all, including the US administration, for refraining from jumping to conclusions on the ongoing investigation," the statement said.
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"That means refraining from negative body talk both for themselves and others and speaking positively about their own bodies -- especially emphasizing their body's abilities like strength, flexibility, resilience, adaptability ... rather than attractiveness," she said.
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The darkening global economic outlook saw the Bank of Japan refraining from trimming its bond buying in an operation on Monday even as the 240-year yield fell further below the BOJ's policy target levels.
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Hargan in which he wrote that the government had an interest in "favoring fetal life … and refraining from facilitating abortion" — he has carefully avoided expressing a direct opinion on whether he supports or opposes Roe.
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With ample supply holding spot LNG prices at multi-year lows, Fortuna's owners are refraining from selling its entire output, betting prices will rise by the time they start production in 2020, industry sources said.
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Welcome as the ECB policy U-turn might be, refraining from interest rate hikes and freezing the size of the ECB's balance sheet alone would not appear nearly sufficient to right the ailing European economy.
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"We are refraining from discussing projected costs or details of our safety planning as to not diminish the effectiveness of the efforts underway," Jeffrey D. Cook, the university's chief communications officer, wrote in an email.
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Refraining to speak at open forums and only to private meetings, however, implies he is more concerned with interests than values, which might be expressed by people opposed to him, instead of elites in support.
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The includes refraining from "action of inhabiting" presently uninhabited islands, reefs, shoals, cays, and other features in the waters, the two sides said in a joint statement following a meeting in the Lao capital Vientiane.
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Refraining from outdoor activities on heavily-polluted days is the most common piece of advice when it comes to avoiding the effects of air pollution from medical experts, including those at the American Lung Association.
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The big picture: Warren's plan aims to bring Native American issues into focus "after months of largely refraining from doing so in the wake of a controversy over her ancestry," says the New York Times.
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Nearly every researcher WIRED spoke to emphasized they wanted Bezos to take a hands-off approach, refraining from letting his ego dictate where the money goes, as plenty of rich men have in the past.
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If veganism is decided to be a belief akin with religion, it would be the first time the intention of refraining from using animal products could be protected under the UK&aposs Equality Act 2010.
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By refraining from using the proceeds from maturing bonds to buy more bonds, the Fed is putting less money into the hands of banks and other financial institutions than it has in the recent past.
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Temer said he has built political stability by gathering support in Congress for his administration that will allow passage of his economic reform plan, while refraining from any spending that would worsen Brazil's dire fiscal situation.
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At its last meeting in July, the BOJ disappointed some investors by refraining from increasing its Japanese government bond purchases even as the government gears up to issue more debt to fund its latest stimulus drive.
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Indeed, in the press conference following the BOJ announcement, BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda broke with his usual practice of refraining from commenting on the exchange rate and instead said he was closely watching the yen's movements.
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CEO Bill McDermott, in a typically bullish answer to skeptics, said he was setting up a top team to drive margin expansion as the Walldorf-based company focus on organic growth while refraining from major takeovers.
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Other steps include washing your hands often or using hand sanitizer, avoiding touching your eyes and mouth, disinfecting surfaces and toys with standard household products, and refraining from coming into close contact with anyone who's sick.
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In China, new home prices grew at a steady pace in September, a relief for policymakers who remain wary of high debt and bubble risk, and are refraining from stimulating the sector as the economy cools.
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Which is why, finally, McElroy seems to take for granted that nobody in such a second marriage would ever consider permanently leaving it, or permanently living as brother and sister, or permanently refraining from receiving communion.
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In 2018 China convinced the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva (from which America withdrew later that year) to endorse its preferred approach of "promoting mutually beneficial co-operation" in this field, ie, refraining from criticism.
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The first one called for constructing storm-water treatment areas—artificial wetlands that capture and filter farm run-off—and encouraged farmers to adopt "best management practices," like refraining from spreading fertilizer just before a rainstorm.
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If you want to prevent illness, you can do things like installing a septic system in your house, refraining from kissing sick people, or, in the 19th century, not wandering into a TB ward for no reason.
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Though an Amazon spokesperson told Business Insider it has a policy of refraining from commenting on its "future roadmap," if recent purchases are any indication, the space is likely to become a fulfillment or customer service center.
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He called on Scholz and his centre-left Social Democrats, the junior partners in Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition, to support tax cuts for companies and agree on refraining from any measures that could burden the private sector.
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"The government is refraining from proposing measures (such as a self-determination referendum) that would divide the ruling Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) internally and expose Sanchez to the attacks of Ciudadanos and the People's Party," he said.
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"By refraining from acting with undue haste, you will ensure that agency staff may fully assess the costs and benefits of rules, making it less likely that unintended consequences will harm consumers and businesses," his letter said.
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"Vietnam strongly supports the resolution of the disputes ... by peaceful means, including diplomatic and legal processes and refraining from the use or threats to use force, in accordance with international law," ministry representative Le Hai Bình said.
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In his Monday ruling, Kennelly said that one Cook County Sheriff's Office official threw a group of detainees a pizza party in 2016 to reward them for refraining from masturbation attacks for a certain period of time.
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On the flip side, women aren't being respectful of Cavill or King by refraining from catcalling the actor just because his girlfriend is by his side, because it's not about the presence of someone who claims you.
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He called on Scholz and his center-left Social Democrats, the junior partners in Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition, to support tax cuts for companies and agree on refraining from any measures that could burden the private sector.
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It was not clear whether the White House messages violated any ethics rules, but they did break with the practice of past administrations of refraining from posting overtly partisan content singling out public figures on official accounts.
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The minutes were for Copom's June 18-19 meeting, where it held the benchmark Selic rate at a record low 6.50% while refraining from signaling looser policy on account of lingering uncertainty on the government's economic reforms.
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"Yang, who has been a victim of racially-motivated bullying, told Insider&aposs Anthony Fisher that as a candidate he is refraining from identity politics because it "serves to highlight differences and separate Americans from each other.
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Noting that the audience at the debate applauded O'Rourke, the National Review editorial board wrote: If other Democrats are refraining from adopting O'Rourke's stance, then, it is for contingent reasons of prudence rather than lasting ones of principle.
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" In addition to the administration's effort to radically change TPPP, a bill passed by Congress earlier this year included $75 million for state grants for "education on sexual risk avoidance" that focuses on "refraining from nonmarital sexual activity.
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Refraining from expanding into renewables like BP and Royal Dutch Shell, OMV's efforts have been focused on prioritizing gas over oil and the development of a technology that recycles used plastic and converts it into synthetic crude oil.
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It appears to have discarded the Obama administration's "innocent passages" charade that purported to contest the Chinese claims but implicitly conceded Chinese maritime sovereignty by refraining from normal naval activities permitted under international law on the high seas.
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The comments echo a statement Price made earlier Thursday saying he is taking a number of measures to make up for the flights, which have drawn intense scrutiny, including refraining from taking charter planes again in the future.
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Ahead of the meeting, Putin's foreign affairs adviser said that Russia's patience "has its limits," refraining from responding to the Obama administration's decision in December to expel Russian officials from two diplomatic compounds in Maryland and New York.
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Many of us assume that avoiding toxins found in poor quality simply requires avoiding occupational exposure, or at most, refraining from tobacco use, either by not smoking, or by not being in a room occupied by smoking individuals.
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In the locker room, Wentz lumbered around with a slight hitch in his step — refraining from dancing around to Meek Mill and bathing in champagne with his teammates, likely for fear of putting his injured leg at risk.
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The changes to the rule violate the "voluntary cessation doctrine", the idea that simply refraining from unconstitutional behaviour cannot be enough to make a case moot (meaning, in this case, that it is no longer a live controversy).
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In WhatsApp conversations made available to The New York Times, a female musician suggested to a group of primarily male samba musicians that they consider refraining from playing the most offensively sexist songs at the next samba circle.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also advised people to "consider refraining" from using e-cigarette products, especially those that contain THC, the main psychoactive ingredient in marijuana, which has been linked to most of the illnesses.
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Either way accomplishes the legal purpose, making a statement that China&aposs claims are unlawful; but refraining from publicising it gives China a diplomatic advantage in that it could portray us as gradually losing out in this contest.
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" Hours later, the Saudi embassy in Washington sought to clarify the country's position, tweeting "the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia extends it appreciation to all, including the US administration, for refraining from jumping to conclusions on the ongoing investigation.
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It also flags up as noteworthy the fact that Uber's Partner Terms require drivers to "support Uber in all communications", including placing requirements on workers such as refraining from speaking negatively about the company and its business in public.
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Although refraining from having sexual intercourse is a sure-fire way to prevent pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections, a recent report published in the journal Pediatrics concluded that abstinence-only programs are ineffective in delaying the initiation of sex.
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They include refraining from tilling, or turning, the soil; mixing crops together rather than growing large fields of just one type; planting trees and shrubs near or among crops; and leaving stalks and other cuttings on fields to decay.
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And when they meet in July, they should go a step further: commit their countries to refraining from the use of offensive cyber tools to attack the global financial system, and pledge to cooperate when such attacks do occur.
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But the strategies that made him successful — passing legislation by the narrowest partisan majority, refraining from boasting about what his reforms accomplished and, in the end, falling back on executive orders — are exactly what make his legacy so vulnerable.
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" While public health investigators continue to search for the source — or sources — of the illness that has sickened 530 people, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that people "consider refraining from using e-cigarette or vaping products.
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"The reasons for refraining are even more compelling now that what the Committee asserted — whether rightly or wrongly — as the primary justification for its decision to sue no longer exists," the DOJ lawyers wrote, without elaborating on that claim.
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CEOs and business moguls, such as Mark Zuckerberg and Richard Branson, have always been somewhat private, at least to the general public, but even celebrities like Jennifer Lawrence and Melissa McCarthy are refraining from putting their wealth on display.
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"By refraining from acting with undue haste, you will ensure that agency staff may fully assess the costs and benefits of rules, making it less likely that unintended consequences will harm consumers and businesses," a letter to the administration said.
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What's interesting is that Facebook is still refraining from outright removing fake stories from its service, which means knowingly false or outlandish stories will still have a home on Facebook, though it might take some extra digging to find them.
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RIYADH, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's govermnent has decided to suspend its monthly issue of domestic bonds in January, refraining from issuing local currency bonds for the fourth month in a row, the Maaal financial news service reported on Monday.
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America's Civil Rights Act prohibits private companies from withholding job offers on the basis of factors like race or sex, but does not stop them from conditioning employment on behaviour, such as refraining from speech that could alienate a business's customers.
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When Orban won a second consecutive term in 2014, with a two-thirds parliamentary majority intact, he owed much of that success to leading TV and radio stations either swinging behind his right-wing Fidesz party or largely refraining from criticism.
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Other Asian shares were more resilient, however, in part due to the dollar's weakness and a relief that there was no negative surprises, with Trump refraining from labelling China as a currency manipulator for now, an accusation he made while campaigning.
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So far Beijing has handled this windfall cleverly, courting Duterte, supporting his anti-crime campaign, and refraining for now from island-building activity at Scarborough Shoal, the strategically located reef in the Spratly Islands that China has controlled since 2012.
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Most rockets and mortar shells appeared aimed at Israeli cities and communities within a few miles of the Gaza border, with the militants refraining from firing at the populous Tel Aviv area to the north, as they did initially on Tuesday.
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On Saturday, the Deseret News, a media outlet owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, broke with an 80-year tradition of refraining from presidential endorsements to publish an editorial calling on Mr. Trump to step aside.
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Throughout June, as WikiLeaks staff worked on the e-mails, the persona had made frequent efforts to keep the D.N.C. leaks in the news, but also appeared to leave space for Assange by refraining from publishing anything that he had.
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Negotiators had considered refraining from cutting the top individual tax rate of 39.6 percent, in a risky step that many Republicans in the House of Representatives could find hard to swallow, but recent reports have said a cut may be included.
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"Despite the 150-year unbroken history of federal courts refraining from enjoining a sitting president in the performance of his official duties, this court determined that it has the power to do so," the department's brief to Judge Sullivan argued.
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Democrats in the chamber spent much of the speech refraining from applause, scowling at his boasts, and at one point hissing in disapproval at his proposal for restricting the number of family members immigrants can bring to the United States.
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He kept his cards close to his chest for much of the negotiations and refraining from putting his weight behind a single candidate, despite Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier, a Frenchman, being often touted as a frontrunner to head the Commission.
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Tesla's fortunes have risen as Mr. Musk has presented a more measured presence on Twitter this year, refraining from clashing as often as he did in the past with short-sellers — investors betting against Tesla's stock — and other detractors online.
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" Some news organizations, like The Associated Press, acknowledged mostly refraining from describing the killing of Soleimani as an "assassination because it would require that the news service decide that the act was a murder, and because the term is politically freighted.
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A makeup mogul and reality star, Jenner has kept her pregnancy under wraps throughout, refraining from acknowledging it publicly or posting about it on social media, a unique move for a member of one of the internet's most social-friendly families.
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"(...) running out of EU funds from the current financial perspective, limited infrastructure investments and the private sector's refraining from starting new projects, leads to sharper slowing in this area of the economy," Bank Pocztowy economist Monika Kurtek said in a note.
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At the meeting in Jackson Hole in the United States, the ECB's Mario Draghi said the bank's ultra-loose monetary policy was working and that the euro zone's economic recovery has taken hold, refraining from commenting on the euro's recent strength.
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" But that wasn't enough for police, which warned Monday: "It is a criminal offence under the Representation of the People Act 1983 for any voter to accept or agree to accept a gift or similar in return for voting or refraining from voting.
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If you take the view that NIRP works and that deeper cuts in rates in Japan and Europe would be stimulative, but central banks there are refraining because of other concerns, then we are looking at a global economy running on less gas.
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"USA Gymnastics has cooperated fully with the law enforcement agency since we first notified them of the matter, including – at their request – refraining from making further statements or taking any other action that might interfere with the agency's investigation," the statement reads.
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That means eliminating discriminatory policies and practices and refraining from criminalizing or otherwise punishing failure to obtain an ID. If a government is going to transition from an analog system to a digital one, it needs to address exclusion before doing so.
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President Bashar al-Assad said in an interview broadcast on Tuesday that insurgents had breached the deal from day one, and the Syrian army was refraining from responding to give a chance for the agreement to last, warning that there "are limits".
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The U.S. Treasury semi-annual report didn't jolt the currency markets, with the Trump administration again refraining from naming any major trading partners as currency manipulators as it pursues potential tariffs and negotiations to try to cut a massive trade deficit with China.
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Those two major groups of Treasury holders bought new 10-year and 30-year debt issues following a disappointing April U.S. payroll report that stoked bets on anemic U.S. growth and the Federal Reserve refraining from raising interest rates until late 2016.
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Following basic hygienic principles, such as refraining from eating food dropped in a field strewn, for example, with cow dung is unequivocally important to maintain but an over concern for the unachievable and ill-advised ideal of sterility is another thing altogether.
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"We reaffirm our fiscal and monetary policies have been and will remain oriented towards meeting our respective domestic policy objectives, using domestic instruments and we will not target exchange rates for competitive purposes," it said, underlining the importance of refraining from competitive devaluations.
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This was not the first time Trump departed from a long-standing practice by U.S. presidents of respecting the Federal Reserve's independence by refraining from commenting on interest rates or the value of the U.S. dollar, a custom he dismissed on Thursday.
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SAO PAULO, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Brazilian sugar & ethanol maker Sao Martinho SA is refraining from hedging sugar for the next season, believing that prices have reached a floor and are likely to recover mid-term, Chief Financial Officer Felipe Vicchiato said on Tuesday.
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Refraining from cutting down whole trees for fuel and instead using the residues left behind when they are logged for other purposes still does not solve the problem, because net emissions are still excessive, and residue removal deprives the soil of carbon.
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" She has previously refused to place her hand over her heart during the national anthem in protest of his administration's policies and police brutality, and during this year's tournament stood silent, refraining from joining her team in singing the "Star-Spangled Banner.
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"It is a criminal offense under the Representation of People Act 1983 for any voter to accept or agree to accept a gift or similar in return for voting or refraining from voting," the Avon and Somerset Constabulary wrote in a tweet.
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A meeting of OPEC and non-OPEC oil ministers in Algiers over the weekend concluded with the 15-nation cartel and its allies refraining from an urgent boost in output, despite President Donald Trump's demands that it work harder to bring down prices.
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The party-line vote came as House Democrats have struggled to define the committee's probe, with Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler saying the committee is conducting an impeachment inquiry, while House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other Democratic leaders are refraining from calling it that.
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I therefore hope we can develop a message based on a shared view among the G7 members on the importance of ensuring freedom of navigation and overflight, while refraining from unilateral actions, and maintaining the stability of sea lanes through counter-piracy and other measures.
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NUSA DUA, Indonesia (Reuters) - China's central bank governor Yi Gang said the government would continue to let the market play a decisive role in establishing its currency exchange rate, refraining from using it as a weapon, amid an escalating trade war with the United States.
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Trump has reportedly often encouraged his allies to harshly criticize Justice Department officials like Sessions, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, and Robert Mueller in the media — trying to weaken them in the court of public opinion while refraining from actually firing them so far.
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HELSINKI, Finland — President Trump on Sunday spent the eve of his first summit meeting with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia finding fault with allies, Barack Obama and the news media while refraining from condemning Moscow for its meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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It is clear that Frost's narrator views this bit of folk wisdom with skepticism, but by refraining from providing a firm answer to our question, the poem manages to increase our curiosity: Besides the most obvious, delineating private property, what do "fences" truly represent?
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In a ridiculous claim unmoored from either fact or reality, the President's lawyer Rudy Giuliani recently publicly asserted that the DOJ custom of refraining from overt investigative activity before an election means Mueller must wrap up his case completely or risk being seen as partisan.
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Mr. McConnell, refraining from throwing more fuel on the fire he started, has issued no official response to the Twitter barrage, a political assault made even more complicated by the fact that his wife, Elaine Chao, serves as secretary of transportation in Mr. Trump's cabinet.
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"We believe that in the context of the tense situation in the north-west of Syria, it is worth exercising restraint and in particular refraining from provocative comments that do not contribute to a constructive dialogue between our countries," the Russian foreign ministry said.
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Since the start of this year's vaping-related deaths, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recommended that people "consider refraining from using e-cigarette or vaping products" — although if they used vaping products to quit smoking, they shouldn't switch back to cigarettes.
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A person familiar with the matter said refraining from selling Javelins to Ukraine had been "a bad policy in the Obama administration" that top Trump administration officials including then-Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and then-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson were eager to reverse.
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Both have so far publicly stayed quiet, emphasizing their friendships with the US but national security officials in those countries are watching and waiting, following closely while refraining from criticizing a process that could call into question their intelligence gathering and reveal their methods and sources.
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The U.S. Treasury semi-annual report released late Friday did not jolt the currency markets, with the Trump administration again refraining from naming any major trading partners as currency manipulators as it pursues potential tariffs and negotiations to try to cut a massive trade deficit with China.
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She is opposing things she helped to negotiate, like the Pacific trade deal, and offering more benefits from government but refraining from telling people the hardest truth: that to be in the middle class, just working hard and playing by the rules doesn't cut it anymore.
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Power, who provided Obama with foreign-policy advice when he was a senator and a Presidential candidate, joined the White House in 2009 as a champion of humanitarian intervention in an Administration dedicated to ending the conflicts it had inherited and refraining from entering into others.
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It&aposs the second time in recent days when Carlson has attacked those advocating war with Iran, with the host on Friday ridiculing a series of prominent neoconservatives and hawks while refraining from attacking Trump, who ordered that day&aposs strike that killed Iranian Maj. Gen.
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SHANGHAI, Dec 29 (Reuters) - China's primary money rates surged to their highest level in 4-1/2 years on the last trading day of the year, as liquidity remained tight with the central bank refraining from injecting any fresh funds into market for the sixth straight day.
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The more generic set of six principles that have since been articulated by the four countries would commit all parties in the dispute to stopping terrorism, extremism and incitement; denying financing and shelter to terrorist groups; and refraining from interference in the internal affairs of others.
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"In addition to refraining from financially supporting anti-LGBTQ organizations, Chick-fil-A still lacks policies to ensure safe workplaces for LGBTQ employees and should unequivocally speak out against the anti-LGBTQ reputation that their brand represents," said Drew Anderson, GLAAD's director of campaigns and rapid response.
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Perhaps the most outstanding example of this was in the riots at Bombay on the occasion of the Prince of Wales' visit, when a large number of deaths ensued and Mr. Gandhi, appalled at the result of his teachings, announced his intention of refraining from food for a week.
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But North Korea had been refraining from any weapons tests since Mr. Kim told a meeting at the end of December that he had all but abandoned hopes for diplomacy with Washington and ordered his country to brace for a prolonged standoff with the United States and endure sanctions.
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But there is an unofficial code of conduct associated with painting someone nude that includes informing models in advance that they would be expected to undress; making sure the subject is comfortable posing unclothed; refraining from commenting on a model's body; keeping the atmosphere professional and avoiding personal questions.
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From the Disney-Fox merger agreement, filed in December: The stockholders have also agreed not to facilitate any effort or attempt by another entity to make an acquisition proposal for 21CF, including by refraining from discussing or providing information to any person in connection with such a proposal.
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"In its delisting request form Google states that the site owner will be notified of the request in a way that might result in individuals refraining from exercising their right to request delisting, thereby undermining the effectiveness of this right," said Olle Pettersson, a legal adviser to the Datainspektionen.
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The U.S. Treasury semi-annual report released late on Friday did not jolt the currency markets, with the Trump administration again refraining from naming any major trading partners as currency manipulators as it pursues potential tariffs and negotiations to try to cut a massive trade deficit with China.
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In fact, so excessive was the zeal of the cultural police without uniform, that even the most fervent supporters of el Comandante ended up almost always refraining, just in case, from including any reference that was not very distant or indirect to the colossal figure in their pages.
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With Netanyahu's settler coalition partners celebrating Trump's victory as an historic opportunity to deepen their expansion, Israeli journalist Noam Sheizaf argues that Obama should, before leaving office, endorse — or, at least, refraining from vetoing — a Security Council resolution reiterating the illegality of Israeli settlement outside the 1967 lines.
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This [includes] compliance with the authority imposed floor pricing as set out in the Post and Telecommunications Department's Pricing and Tariff Regulatory Framework of 28 June 2017, including refraining from behavior such as free distribution or sales of SIM cards and supplying services and handsets at below the cost including delivery.
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"We've had agreements in the G7 and G20 for a number of years that have been very solid, workable ... that give all of us the ability to use domestic tools for domestic purposes, but that they commit to refraining from exchange-rate targeting unless there are disorderly conditions," the official said.
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Y.) and Mark PocanMark William PocanOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move Liberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry MORE (D-Wis.), have called for refraining from visiting Israel until all members of Congress can go.
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In the meantime, we can all support our country's veterans in small, but meaningful, ways: first, showing respect for working service dogs, which means always refraining from petting, rudely staring, or taking pictures; second, stepping up and speaking out if you witness discrimination against a veteran and their service dog.
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Iran can get around the "sunset provision" of refraining from a nuclear weapons breakout for 10 years after the commitment was made among the parties to the 2015 nuclear deal: Tehran would be able to purchase technology or knowledge related to building a nuclear weapon from Pyongyang and breakout far sooner.
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The company said in a statement that it takes "all fraudulent activity on our service extremely seriously" and recommended that its users protect themselves by refraining from using the same user names and passwords across various accounts.) These digital incursions can be unsettling (when not outright upsetting), but they're often impersonal.
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In a recent public statement, the CDC noted: "Since the specific causes or c auses of lung injury are not yet known, the only way to assure that you are not at risk while the investigation continues, is to consider refraining from use of all e-cigarette, or vaping, products."
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Mnuchin, a onetime investment banker, was also repeatedly called on to explain away his boss' sharp criticism of Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve chairman, Trump himself picked amid market turmoil, the latest instance of the President throwing off norms about presidents refraining from comment on decisions taken by the central bank.
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This column focuses on three key provisions of the deal, a document of almost 21625 pages: One, a sunset clause (refraining from a breakout for 2900 years after the commitment was made among the parties); two, the snapback provision (reimposing sanctions if there is Iranian noncompliance); and, three, international inspections.
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Now, the diplomats said, the four countries have united around what they called six broad principles, built upon the themes of combating terrorism and extremism, denying financing and safe havens to terrorist groups, stopping incitement to hatred and violence and refraining from interfering in the internal affairs of other countries.
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Fortunato Mallimaci, a sociologist at the University of Buenos Aires who specializes in the relationship between culture and religion, said Francis' comments fit within his broader leadership of the church, in which, he said, the pope has sought to alter conservative attitudes on social issues while refraining from sweeping reforms to doctrine.
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The importance of the postnatal adjustment has been implicitly recognised in traditional rest periods such as China's zuo yuezi ("sitting the month"), when new mothers follow timeworn practices such as refraining from washing their hair or consuming cold drinks, or la cuarentena, a 40-day rest, observed in Mexico and other Hispanic countries.
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He doesn't think of himself as obligated to do anything for people he doesn't view as part of his team — unless he gets something in return, like investigating the Bidens (in the case of the Ukraine scandal that led to his impeachment) or refraining from criticizing his government (in the case of Cuomo).
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Seated at the wood-carved dais of the Ways and Means Committee room, the grandest meeting chamber in the House, lawmakers appeared to feel the weight of the occasion, refraining from some of the more raucous tactics that have marked the impeachment process so far in favor of passionate statements of principle.
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In the months since, the reality star has flown largely under the radar, refraining from posting anything on social media and stepping out only a handful of times, such as to attend a few of her husband Kanye West's concerts in Los Angeles or to grab fro-yo with her close friend Jonathan Cheban.
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In the "60 Minutes" interview, Mr. Trump suggested he would not hold to the longstanding post-Watergate tradition of presidents refraining from interfering in F.B.I. criminal matters, hinting that he would quiz the director, James B. Comey, about his handling of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server before deciding whether to dismiss him.
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"It is a positive sign that the North Koreans are participating in the Olympics, but also very clearly from our military leaders ... they're not refraining from continuing to move forward with their efforts to solve the final problems with being able to nuclearize an intercontinental ballistic missile that can hit the American homeland," Sen.
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"It is a positive sign that the North Koreans are participating in the Olympics, but also very clearly from our military leaders … they're not refraining from continuing to move forward with their efforts to solve the final problems with being able to nuclearize an intercontinental ballistic missile that can hit the American homeland," Sen.
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The US has a long history of extralegal racial violence condoned by an indifferent or tacitly-supportive federal government; it has an even longer history of presidents attempting to float above the fray in times of social conflict, refraining from speaking up about threats to members of the populace for fear of being labeled controversial.
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Mercury will be in Taurus for quite a while, thanks to the retrograde that begins on April 28—so in addition to refraining from planning trips, signing contracts, and buying electronics, do take notes on whatever happens in your romantic or creative life, because Mercury will have to deal with some unfinished business with these areas next month!
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Corporate America needs to stand up to Chinese bullying and get ahead of government regulations by taking the approach that companies have successfully taken in other contexts and adopting voluntary corporate commitments to resist Chinese bullying while refraining from selling products and services to Chinese companies and government agencies that challenge the values and interests of the United States.
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This is one of the highlights of President-elect Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador's plans but would be undermined and potentially blocked by commitments USTR says Mexico has agreed to: maintaining zero tariffs in agriculture and refraining from using authority under World Trade Organization rules to establish temporary safeguards to promote food security, rural livelihoods and sustainability.
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After the declaration by President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE that the United States joins Iran in refraining from further military actions, the nation now breathes a sigh of relief.
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But the travel industry is encouraging sustainable practices for all, locals and visitors alike: hotels send notices upon booking and add signage asking guests to be conscientious during stays, while also removing bath plugs, installing new shower heads that reduce water flow, adding timers to help guests keep showers under two minutes, and refraining from daily linen changes.
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"In my opinion, we still need to respect the recommendations in the [National Academy of Sciences] report published in February that recommended refraining from clinical use of human germline editing until and unless there's broad societal consensus about the value," Jennifer Doudna, a UC Berkeley molecular biologist and a leading CRISPR researcher, told the Los Angeles Times.
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We reach our floor and race to our room, barely refraining from ripping each other's clothes off in the hall, then we fuck like animals until we['ve done] every one of those dirty things he whispered in my ear..." – onmymind42 on Reddit "I don't necessarily want to be dominated, I want to be on all fours while my mate 'inspects' me.
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In a twist, Mr. Manafort's ouster came after a week in which Mr. Trump had taken several steps toward the kind of normalized candidacy that Mr. Manafort had been striving for: The Republican nominee gave three speeches in which he generally stuck to a script; he mostly attacked Hillary Clinton, his Democratic opponent, while refraining from berating other Republicans; and, on Friday, he began running his first television advertisements.
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Editor: Michael Perry + 612 9321 20173 Picture Desk: Singapore + 65 6870 3775 Graphics queries: + 26 2550 222 (All times GMT/ET) Trump praises Putin for holding back in U.S.-Russia spy dispute PALM BEACH - U.S. President-elect Donald Trump on Friday praised Russian President Vladimir Putin for refraining from retaliation in a dispute over spying and cyber attacks, in another sign that the Republican plans to patch up badly frayed relations with Moscow.
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To win approval, the new company must agree to abide by certain "business conduct rules," including refraining for seven years from charging customers based on their data usage; abiding by the FCC's net neutrality rules even if a court strikes them down; building out their broadband network to 2 million additional homes, including 1 million homes which already have broadband access; and hiring an independent monitor to ensure they comply with all the government's various demands.
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The lawmakers also want to know and whether the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) — the group the U.S. has partnered with in fighting ISIS — will remain a viable fighting force in the absence of a U.S. military presence in Syria, the actions the administration plans to take to ensure the safety of Syrian nationals who provided support to the coalition and the commitments, if any, that Turkey has extended with respect to fighting ISIS and refraining from military action against the Kurds.
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ET Monday: -- Associated Press: "Trump digs in on racist tweets: 'Many people agree with me'" -- Washington Post: "'They hate our country': Trump steps up attacks on Democrats" -- New York Times: "After Trump accuses congresswomen of hating the U.S., they push back" -- Fox News: "Progressive Dems slam WH 'occupant' Trump as president hits back with new tweets" Most news outlets are now calling the tweets "racist" In yesterday's newsletter I showed that most of the country's most popular news outlets were refraining from calling Trump's tweets "racist" — CNN being the biggest exception.
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In the case of an immigrant teen who requested an abortion, the argument against Kavanaugh's anti-abortion bonafides is even more vague: it's largely based on the fact that, though he dissented against the majority of his Circuit Court colleagues in arguing that "The Government has permissible interests in favoring fetal life, protecting the best interests of a minor, and refraining from facilitating abortion," he did not join another dissenting opinion, written by Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Karen Henderson, that argued there was no constitutional right to an abortion for an undocumented immigrant.
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