Saying no to turkey becomes saying no to tradition, to family.
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To be sure, saying no to a police officer is different from a saying no to an experimenter in a laboratory study.
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Okay, so ... who was saying no to them, again?
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Indeed, saying no to oppression must include saying no to carnism, because — although the experiences of victims of oppressive systems will always be unique — the mentality that enables the oppression is the same.
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And many people seem to be saying no to plastic.
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Saying no to an available organ has its own risks.
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You're home from work, you're saying no to social events.
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But I have a hard time saying no to children.
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You're an optimist, and you hate saying no to people.
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"The President was saying 'no' to answering questions," Sanders said.
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I needed money, but I started saying no to assignments.
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"I was never saying no to any job," Hikmat said.
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And I'm saying no to things, which is not easy.
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After initially saying "no" to a challenge to Democratic Sen.
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Renée Zellweger isn't saying no to a fourth Bridget Jones film.
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As noted, it means saying "no" to some great-sounding ideas.
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They are saying no to government options with PSOE and Ciudadanos.
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TIMPF: He could have simply been saying no to answering questions.
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Or you struggle being honest with people, saying no to people.
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Farhad: Yeah, I'm just saying no to nugs, that's my policy.
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"We've been saying no to a lot of people," she said.
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But saying no to more work doesn't have to be scary.
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Saying no to President Trump's troops is a good first step.
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A whole new generation of investors are saying no to them.
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The medical association denounced the operation, saying "No to war, peace immediately".
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Saying no to cool tours or having to cancel things is hard.
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I started saying no to social activities that distracted me from exercise.
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In Clinton's world, this means saying no to the Keystone XL pipeline.
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By saying "yes" to one thing, you're saying "no" to something else.
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Alexa von Tobel: Founder, managing partner, Inspired Capital Saying no to founders.
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In a bold rebuff, the President is saying no to almost everything.
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No scientist would dream of saying no to a grant from HHMI.
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I mean, who hasn't fantasized about saying "No!" to a big demand?
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This is you saying no to the hate that the Trump administration embodies.
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We are getting used to being said 'no', people saying 'no' to you.
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I do know that it has helped me with saying 'no' to jobs.
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"There was no way we were saying no to this child," Whitten says.
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So you can tell she gets some pleasure from saying no to doctors.
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We're saying no to our children continuing to be hungry, murdered by police.
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However, if the bank is saying no to a borrower, there's a reason.
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The White House later said Trump was saying "no" to taking additional questions.
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"Saying no to this deal should be easy," Blumenthal said in a tweet.
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The idea of saying "no" to being a bridesmaid genuinely horrifies some people.
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For judges, saying no to a divorce is usually quicker than arranging one.
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James Marsden has a few, including saying no to a role in Magic Mike.
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That&aposs insane, that&aposs just not governing, that s saying no to everything.
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At a farm in Preston where actress Emma Thompson is saying no to fracking.
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These products are all saying 'No' to the crushing sameness that makes gadgets dull.
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Yet, still many celebrities are saying no to Trump despite the potential economic upside.
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Also the claim that "Asia is just saying no to drugs" is also misleading.
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Apple isn't afraid of saying no to Google when it comes to iOS features.
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I remember feeling kind of repulsed by them not saying no to any advertisers.
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But … it means saying no to the hundred other good ideas that there are.
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"I'm saying no to this shirt," on social media user said in a tweet.
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However, the White House said the president was saying "no" to fielding additional questions.
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However, the White House later claimed he was saying "no" to answering additional questions.
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However, the White House later said he was saying "no" to answering additional questions.
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Saying no to your children will disappoint them momentarily, but they'll get over that.
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Norris was 90 ... so saying no to cigs seemed to serve him well. RIP
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In saying no to those things, there were moments after where I felt bad.
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Saying no to Congress is sometimes the hardest thing an IG has to do.
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I learned about investing, saving, and saying "no" to buying stuff I didn't need.
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Saying "no" to the right things can even earn you more respect at work.
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And, often most important, remember you're saying no to the request, not the person.
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"The big thing for me was, you know, saying no to things," he said.
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"We are saying no to deals that we feel are too risky," Pritchard said.
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Saying no to Super PACs, including ones fueled by Wall Street money, may mean trouble.
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The mentally strong also know how to exert self-control by saying no to themselves.
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S. taxpayers are better off saying no to an expensive and secretive World Cup bid.
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Few things are as heretical in branding as saying "No" to the question of monetization.
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She denied his advances and said she thinks saying no to Moonves hurt her career.
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I really believe in delicious food and enjoying life and not saying no to anything.
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"The President was saying 'no' to answering questions," White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said.
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Of course, they can always avoid that fate by just saying no – to tax reform.
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If you say yes to an opportunity, that means you're saying "no" to many others.
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This will mean saying no to any additional sweetness and saying goodbye to pesky pimples.
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If flatly saying no to your boss isn't an option, take a more tactful approach.
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When Romney was saying no to bonuses, the top marginal tax rate was 903 percent.
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Right now some tough-minded performers are saying NO to providing entertainment at Trump's Inauguration.
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It sucked saying no to Friday night drinks because of 18-mile Saturday morning runs.
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"We're basically saying no to everything, and we don't have a better alternative," Mr Weeden complains.
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"We're just saying no to the subsidies and no to Amazon coming to New York City."
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But if the burden is too great, she recommends just saying "no" to that wedding invitation.
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Saying "no" to anything that is not in line with what you really want is essential.
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After that, I would expect franchisees to start saying "NO" to everything presented at the convention.
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Choosing to say yes to one thing meant saying no to a number of other possibilities.
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Protecting the seas sometimes means saying no to China, whose largess is funding infrastructure across Africa.
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Given the context, saying no to signing a petition for Doctors Without Borders may seem extreme.
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Parents, on the other hand, have a hard time saying "no" to their kids, she added.
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The pop star Schumer isn't the only big star saying no to the NFL over Kaepernick.
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"You know kids, saying no to drugs is a real... *mimics shooting a three* slam dunk." pic.twitter.
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Adrián: She never wants to do anything for any magazine, apparently she keeps saying no to Vogue.
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That is the immediate, terrifying punishment Meadow faces for saying, "No," to Horror Story's new cult leader.
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Araoz said she thought it was strange but she also didn't feel comfortable saying no to him.
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As leader of the Justice Department, Sessions has recited 1980s-style rhetoric about saying no to marijuana.
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It is not easy to have a popular program when you are saying no to almost everyone.
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This is not a battle fought by saying no to the one, but by applauding the many.
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Don't get me wrong, I am totally good with saying "no" to people when it is necessary.
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At first, saying "no" to fund-raisers and coffees brought with it a keen, almost illicit pleasure.
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He is said to have angered the president by privately saying "no" to the boss too often.
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We think [it can lead to] lazy thinking or saying no to something that could be awesome.
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But it's hard to imagine Nio saying no to the demands of any investor at this point.
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In any leadership position, saying no to employees and ideas is a huge part of the job.
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While saying no to deal offers can be risky, in these cases, it turned into success. A's.
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On a daily basis, saying 'no' to distractions and negativity help you level up in your performance.
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I hope we all get more comfortable with women saying no to uncomfortable, degrading or inequitable situations.
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"As a creative person, saying no to that wonderful once-in-a-lifetime project is hard," she says.
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"I just feel bad saying no to doing things because we really only have each other," she says.
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Buying books second hand is way cheaper, and saying no to toxic-filled paper receipts takes one second.
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But saying no to credit means millennials are missing out on an important part of their financial health.
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A few dozen protesters, waving banners saying "no to dictatorship," had clashed with police across Caracas on Friday.
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Martin Shkreli is just saying no to that "pharma bro" nickname — and to his own criminal defense team.
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Later, the White House said he was saying "no" to taking questions, not responding to the direct inquiry.
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But what's missed in that discussion is that what we should really be saying no to is dependency.
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Parents, too, have become more discriminating, with 49 percent saying "no" to colleges after perusing financial aid offers.
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So try saying no to them more often, and your added sugar intake will go down, down, down.
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I'm totally fine now if my saying no to a fun thing elicits a public and teary tantrum.
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Joining a fraternity like that was at the time, a way of saying no to Yale's overall culture.
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I spent it commuting and saying no to events I was worried would cost me too much money.
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But as a result of the Republicans saying "no" to Medicaid expansion, these hospitals are starting to close.
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"He voted in support of democracy and for saying no to the Taliban system," said Twitter user Kabuli.
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"There's not a huge culture of saying no to spending," said Ms. Mamo, who will graduate this spring.
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Nervous about saying no to an official, the trader dishes, and information he provides is later used against him.
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It's difficult to envision anyone saying "no" to Black Panther, 2018's biggest film, but Amandla Stenberg did it.
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"At the very least, definitely max your employer match," Malani continues, "otherwise, you're basically saying 'no' to free money."
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Saying no to free trade On free trade, Trump has been saying things that make a conservative's head spin.
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Saying "no" to a new commitment honors your existing commitments and gives you the opportunity to successfully fulfill them.
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"The president ... was saying 'No' to answering questions," White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said at a news briefing later.
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"Saying no to guns is important — even toy guns," Hempstead Village Mayor Don Ryan told local TV station WABC.
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The White House later claimed Trump was saying "no" to taking additional questions, not to the question about Russia.
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Saying no to a new commitment honors your existing commitments and gives you the opportunity to successfully fulfill them.
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The hard part is I'm a social person, and saying no to every get-together isn't realistic (or fun).
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Girls also reported less formal education on STDs, HIV and AIDS prevention, and saying no to sex over time.
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If you feel weird about saying "no" to someone, try letting them know what you have on your plate.
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Mr. Macron was "not only incapable of saying no" to Mr. Trump, he "served as his dishrag," he said.
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By saying no to everything that's not aligned with your essential priorities you make space for what it is.
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"For women it is so much tougher because saying 'no' to a marriage is never an option," he said.
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The association had denounced the cross-border operation into Syria's Afrin last week, saying: "No to war, peace immediately".
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Brogan posits that "Saying no to pharmaceuticals is an act of feminism" which couldn't be further from the truth.
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WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY SARAH SANDERS: The president said thank you very much and was saying no to answering questions.
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SARAH SANDERS, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: The president said thank you very much and was saying no to answering questions.
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By choosing natural styles and saying no to chemical products, we say yes to ourselves, our beauty, and our history.
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Emma was being threatened by an alleged serial predator more than capable of hurting her for saying no to sex.
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It's about how we live in a society where saying "no" to a man can lead to a woman's death.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders claimed later in the day that Trump was saying "no" to answering additional questions.
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Those saying no to the veil included a number of women with deeply held religious convictions and strong family ties.
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Yet it's hard to imagine a diehard racer like The Captain saying no to one of his star drivers moonlighting.
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"As a creative person, saying no to that wonderful once-in-a-lifetime project is hard," she told the magazine.
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These elections represented Republican voters rewarding their senators and representatives for saying no to President Obama on every major initiative.
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Don't be shy about saying no to particular events or saying no, period, said Ivy Jacobson, planning editor for The Knot.
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But it also reflects a culture of "never saying no to your parents", says an "All is Well" fan in Beijing.
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But traveling when you're strapped for cash doesn't have to mean saying no to the things you actually want to do.
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Ward writes that Steve Bannon, Trump's former chief strategist and a noted media gadfly, said Trump hates "saying no" to Ivanka.
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There is nothing wrong with saying no to hanging out with people who never do the things you want to do.
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In addition to saying "no" to morning meetings, he's agreed to meet with Amazon investors for only six hours a year.
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" Mark Hamill considered saying no to returning to the saga but realized "I'd be the most hated man in nerd-dom.
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" By contrast, he said, Theresa May's moment of saying no to Europe "was not a surprise — everyone knew it was coming.
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And that means saying no to the wrong things just as much as it does saying yes to the right ones.
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We both marvel at how easy it is to fall into credit card debt because saying no to fun stuff sucks.
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One revelation: "Everybody's saying 'no' to even talking to the black [founders], like, no matter what they're working on," Hamilton said.
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I also truly try to stick to four-day workweeks whenever possible, which, yes, means saying no to drinks in the evening.
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It's also saying no to subpoenas for testimony on security clearances and a citizenship question that's being added to the 2020 census.
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"[Saying no to dressing a celebrity] is something that happens more than people know and think about," designer August Getty tells PEOPLE.
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That is the lesson of a good winter break for me: Saying yes to "PDF" is worth saying no to something else.
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Trends and challengesThe biggest challenge is saying no to things that aren't "brand right," Tucker said, and keeping up with the pace.
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"The opportunity to write black women and queer black women into the Marvel universe, there's no saying no to that," she said.
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Petersen is right that individual solutions—meditation, saying "no" to excessive work demands—may be appealing, but won't solve the deeper problem.
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Sanders said she spoke with Trump who said he was "saying 'no' to answering questions" and not to the reporter's question itself.
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Kirgo told me that she had never heard complaints before, and that she believed saying no to Moonves had hurt her career.
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But science may soon be coming to the rescue for the legions of partiers incapable of saying "No" to that last drink.
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Saying no to new requests or invitations helps to honor your existing commitments and gives you the opportunity to adequately fulfill them.
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Yet Comey's testimony proves that even the toughest tough guys sometimes chicken out when it comes to saying no to their bosses.
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" TRUMP on prime minster of Denmark saying no to him: "It was not a nice statement, the way she blew me off.
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"We're happy to keep negotiating but the management seems interested in seeing how far they can take just saying no to us."
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When I message guys on dating apps, I wonder if saying no to a last-minute date will make me seem selfish.
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Attaching it to one of the must-pass bills might be a deal that President Trump would have difficulty saying no to.
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Luckily, 32-year-old Lane has no problem telling Logan to beat it, but she does have a problem saying no to Rory.
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UK singer and producer James Blake dished on what it was like saying "no" to being sampled by Drake in a recent interview.
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Millennials have been accused of killing mayonnaise, saying no to pricey engagement rings and, most recently, giving up doorbells in favor of texting.
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Snapchat certainly has many opportunities, and saying "no" to many ideas that seem good is important as Snapchat focuses on what really matters.
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MORE was inaugurated in 85033 and created their now-infamous blood pact of saying "no" to everything the new president intended to propose.
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It might be saying no to a play date, or having a weekend of downtime instead of cramming 15 activities into 48 hours.
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Saying "yes" to staying late at work, for example, might mean saying "no" to the gym or to time spent with your family.
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But we are not cherries and it is perfectly possible to implement the citizens' rights part while saying "no" to any other unpicking.
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But White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Trump was "saying 'no' to answering questions" and not to the reporter's question itself.
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One of hardest things to do, Frazier says, is saying no to friends or family who want to do some sort of activity.
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It means asking for what you want and saying no to what you don't want in a way that's clear, respectful, and honest.
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"At first I was really bad at saying no to people, but now I'm quite excellent at it," she says with a smile.
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Last year, America exported $28503 billion dollars of corn to Mexico, and the Mexicans are thinking about just saying "no" to U.S. corn.
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Saying no to treatments that people want to get, and that powerful corporations want to release into the market, will generate furious backlash.
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She said Trump was saying "no" to answering additional questions — although that didn't appear to be the case because he elaborated on Russia.
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Another major struggle that winners often face is saying "no" to friends and family who hope to join in on the good fortune.
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In the words of one Soviet scholar, Starostin and his family were cherished as a "small way of saying no" to the regime.
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Denis felt he had a hard time saying no to junk foods and didn't have enough time and motivation to prepare healthy alternatives consistently.
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We're in a really great time for women to be standing up and saying no to roles [that] don't feel age-appropriate to them.
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Even though Wal-Mart's leverage in deals is no secret, saying no to Wal-Mart's business isn't something most small firms want to do.
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Just saying no — to chemicals, peels, lasers and liposuction — becomes harder under these circumstances, even if no one wants to admit that's the case.
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With Republicans saying no to oversight, and Republicans in control of the Senate, the President finds himself with strong backing to resist Democratic demands.
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Field Notes Some women are saying no to the dreamy walk down the aisle in a flowing gown of lace and silk and chiffon.
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Sometimes, it means doing something more difficult, like saying no to a friend who needs a favor when you need more time to yourself.
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You're more of a "yes" kind of person, but saying "no" to what doesn't truly interest or benefit you can feel quite freeing now!
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Trump's vulgar nationalism has no place in the America we want to believe in; saying no to it is a matter of national integrity.
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Focusing on something for a long time is tough, saying "no" to tempting alternatives is almost never fun, and trusting incremental gains is difficult.
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There's plenty of reason to question that saying no to corporate PACs actually erodes a financial advantage; Democrats far out-fundraised Republicans in 2018.
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All of college, I had a hard time saying no to social obligations and always felt guilty telling my friends when I was staying in.
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Also, she once faked being institutionalized to get out of a relationship with Johnny Carson, so we know she's bad at saying no to people.
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Pippa Fleming worried about the impact on lesbians who are being dubbed as exclusionary or transphobic for saying No to trans women with a penis.
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Because they believe in their companies, as any good VC should, but also because Singer admittedly has a hard time saying no to Maverick's startups.
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"He sent me an email back where, in the history of people saying no to things, it couldn't have been nicer," Corden remarked in disbelief.
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Jobs' spirit makes decisions easy, Cook said, because he's learned to focus on saying "no" to products that are cool but don't enrich people's lives.
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Maister talks about how strategy is really about saying 'no' to many things so we can say 'yes' to the critical few that'll drive success.
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"It speaks to the status quo in this business that I was aware that standing up for myself and saying no to things," she wrote.
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Importantly, they've grown comfortable saying no to things that don't support their progress, and yes only to things that align with their dreams and goals.
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Part of me thought that if I had a budget, it meant that I would be saying no to all the things I loved doing.
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As a species, we're not great at saying "no" to people, so a lot of investors will simply break off contact instead of saying no.
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Before working with an intimacy coordinator, ''the only power I ever had in my career was just saying no'' to a sex scene, she said.
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Saying no to such a plan is easy, while acknowledging its merits is impossible for Arab leaders who feel they have nothing to point to.
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For those on the receiving end of such solicitations, saying no to a skincare regime or even a bracelet can be daunting, particularly among friends.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said the president actually was saying "no" to the prospect of answering more questions, not responding to the specific question.
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So that's more than 98% of the Finnish population saying no to cigarettes, snuff and other forms of smokeless tobacco, cigars, pipes and even e-cigarettes.
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Many of us avoid saying "no" to our friends, simply because we want to please people, says Jennifer Rollin, MSW, LCSW, a psychotherapist in Rockville, Maryland.
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And it is saying no to those who believe differently, reaffirming that our definition of normal in this country most often comes from one dominant group.
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I've found that my golden rule to saying no to any request is to be as graciously honest as possible, and propose other solutions when appropriate.
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She also said Trump "was saying 'no' to answering questions" and not the question posed by a reporter during a media availability at the Cabinet meeting.
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The White House later attempted to clarify Trump's remarks, explaining that he was saying "no" to additional questions, not to whether Russia still posed a threat.
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"This project signifies a lot because it means saying no to Ethiopia's characterization as a land of famine, as a land of poor people," he said.
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But Sarah Huckabee Sanders, pressed at the briefing, said Trump was simply saying "no" to the idea of taking questions, not addressing Moscow&aposs current capabilities.
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Saying "no" to a presidential request to join the cabinet is unusual, and the bank would then be overseen by appointees from an administration Dimon rejected.
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We believe in saying no to thousands of projects, so that we can really focus on the few that are truly important and meaningful to us.
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Later, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters that Trump was saying "no" to more questions, and not answering the specific question about Russia.
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Fasting diets require working through hunger, saying no to the bagels and muffins put out in your morning meeting or the food at your business lunch.
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Mr. Lucas, one of the Kansas City mayoral candidates, says that doing more for overlooked neighborhoods will have to mean saying no to some downtown proposals.
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I'm not just saying 'no' to something — I'm suggesting another way of experiencing the world we live in, which includes environmental ethics and our legal system.
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Saying "no" to a lavish Miami trip or boozy brunch at a hot new restaurant just isn't something you do, and your credit card bills reflect that.
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There is nothing more merit-based than that, and yet the administration is saying no to the new jobs that come when young companies scale and grow.
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About 100 people were protesting at the port on Thursday evening with signs saying 'No to arms sales" and "Far from the eyes, bullets in our hearts.
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Krispy Kreme missed out on the opportunity of a lifetime by saying no to appearing in Harold and Kumar, a decision they're still probably kicking themselves over.
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After you've done the hard work of saying "no" to something, make sure you end the conversation in a way that doesn't leave room for further prodding.
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Instead of saying no to every single "indulgence," a financial counselor says it's better to say yes once in a while and let yourself enjoy your money.
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He has prioritized customer service, with an overarching goal — that theaters need to find a way to stop saying "no" to patrons so often — guiding his work.
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Brittany Rigoli, a former permit expediter at Turnkey, said that Mr. Lawrence had a hard time saying no to clients and underestimated Mr. Urbina's labor management skills.
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It's not as simple as saying "no" to dating until you have your shit together, but those who earn less aren't exactly jumping into long-term relationships.
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But bankers now are saying no to clients they may have backed during the recent boom times, according to farmers, economists and interviews with nearly three dozen lenders.
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I pay for everything in cash, and I find myself saying no to a lot of brunches, vacations, and shopping trips in order to stay within my budget.
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Some sacrifices we make for the environment are hard, but the advent of beautiful water bottles has made saying no to the disposable plastic kind so much easier.
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Two separate proposals divide opinion in the state with the country's biggest uranium mine and a history going back nearly 20 years of saying "no" to nuclear dumps.
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"If you're ethically doing your job well as a plastic surgeon, you're saying no to a number of patients when the risk isn't worth the outcome," Matarasso said.
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Saying no to what seemed like a cushy job paying nearly six figures in favor of freelancing was one of the hardest decisions I've ever had to make.
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"Until Iceland can guarantee palm oil is not causing rainforest destruction, we are simply saying 'no to palm oil'," Iceland managing director Richard Walker said in a statement.
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You'd have a hard time saying no to an actual Jolly Green Giant that scooped you up at the Piggly Wiggly to insist you buy more Veggie Tots.
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I guess a modern version of heroism is regaining control of social impulses, saying no to a thousand shallow contacts for the sake of a few daring plunges.
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Mr. Bennett gave voice only to unifying ideals: "Together we stand, Americans, Israelis — people who are, together, saying no to hatred," he told a vigil there Sunday night.
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"There are times when I will sit with my daughter in my lap, as she's crying, and snuggle her as I'm saying 'no' to her," Dr. Naumburg said.
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Even now, as a successful person in the entertainment industry, Teigen tweeted that she struggles with anxiety, and has trouble saying "no" to jobs that come her way.
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On the flip-side, she also needed to get better at saying no to those proposals that wouldn't work — something she said is more difficult for female leaders.
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As Wild demonstrates, there's an important distinction to make here: Just because these Democrats aren't taking corporate PAC money doesn't mean they're saying no to all PAC money.
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Sunday's march was about one issue alone -- saying no to the extradition bill -- but whether it can repeat the success of the 2003 protest is perhaps up for debate.
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But for some on the right, like Fox News' Bill O'Reilly, these celebrities aren't saying no to Trump's inauguration because they are personally repulsed by Trump's history of hate.
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Kim's story — Down-Home Girl, Rebel on the Front Page, Twofer, and Saying No to the Mentor — shape how she came to her dent of creating Black Girls Code.
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You also don't have to come up with and enforce the rules, so the little ones won't ever blame you for saying no to having ice cream for breakfast.
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Until we have genuine change in government and policy level, saying no to a plastic straw is sadly going to be but a drop in the increasingly-polluted ocean.
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You can always imagine four or five other actors being asked to star in and saying "no" to a lot of roles that get a "yes" from Mr. Reynolds.
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But White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said she spoke with Trump, who said he was "saying 'no' to answering questions" and not to the reporter's question itself.
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"We reject that, and that's why we will join the thousands upon thousands of voices around the world who are saying 'no' to the politics of inequality," Camps continues.
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But after Trump's remarks, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders sought to clarify the president was "saying 'no' to answering questions" and not to the reporter's question itself.
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Many women who have come forward to share their #MeToo stories have said they feared the consequences of saying no to a powerful person who could influence their careers.
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"Until Iceland can guarantee palm oil is not causing rainforest destruction, we are simply saying 'no to palm oil,'" Richard Walker, the supermarket's managing director, said in a statement.
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Waving flags and banners saying "No to forgiveness", "Resisting against mafia rule", around 1,500 people marched through the capital's central Avenue Habib Bourguiba in the company of opposition leaders.
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While the sun and Uranus may introduce you to the strangest person at the soiree, Venus and Saturn have zero qualms about saying no to going home with them!
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As much as she loves clothes, she can also be quite picky, saying no to about 10 outfits every morning before she finds the one she wants to wear.
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We see that the pro-democracy camp mobilised people based on 'police brutality' and 'bad governance', while the pro-establishment camp views this election as 'saying no to violence'.
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We see that the pro-democracy camp mobilized people based on 'police brutality' and 'bad governance', while the pro-establishment camp views this election as 'saying no to violence'.
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Whether that means politely declining an activity that isn't a priority or saying no to a family member who asks to borrow money, they act according to their values.
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"The president said thank you very much and was saying 'no' to answering questions," Sanders said, despite the fact that Trump kept on talking to reporters after the exchange.
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Focusing on small-dollar donations and saying no to corporate PAC checks and Wall Street bundlers seem obvious, but how to approach Super PACs might be a bit more complicated.
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"You've got to be better at saying 'no' to things that aren't really relevant for your core mission or what you're really trying to accomplish for the organization," he said.
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Meanwhile, her son, Amjad, didn't want to marry me either because he already had a girlfriend, but at the same time, he found it hard saying no to his mom.
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In an interview with Entertainment Tonight on the red carpet for the Kid's Choice Awards, Lovato opened up about why she's not saying no to a new Camp Rock movie.
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Setting boundaries not only means saying "no" to things you don't have time for, but also standing up to people who take more out of you then they give back.
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Though she appeared in other Weinstein-backed films afterward, Sorvino claimed that saying no to his advances and telling a female employee at Miramax about the harassment hurt her career.
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After months of saying no to her sexual advances and wandering hands, she became manipulative and verbally abusive so that I'd agree to let her do sexual things to me.
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This may mean excusing yourself from an unproductive conversation, saying no to someone who asks to borrow something, or declining an invitation to an event you don't want to attend.
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For Mr. Bronstein, who will be leading a "food justice learning journey" for high schoolers this summer, it has meant saying "no" to more things and keeping his calendar emptier.
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Last week, a prosecutor ordered the detention of 11 senior members of the Turkish Medical Association, including its chairman, after the organization criticized the incursion, saying: "No to war, peace immediately".
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"If you think that you're going to offer your daughter broader ideas about what it means to be a girl by constantly saying no to her, you are delusional," she says.
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"From the very beginning of my tenure as governor, we've been saying no to the Affordable Care Act in Indiana," Pence said when he announced a deal with the Obama administration.
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Limited partners are saying no to younger venture firms who are still out raising, while cutting back on weaker existing firms in their portfolios, Connie Loizos reports on TechCrunch this week.
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Rob Kardashian's been using his time out of the public eye to focus on his health and drop some pounds ... and a lot of it's thanks to saying no to alcohol.
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Avoid feeling guilty for saying no to future social plans that would be difficult to attend because we will be living in a new place, for which we have no map.
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Last week, a prosecutor ordered the detention of 11 senior members of the Turkish Medical Association, including its chairman, after the organisation criticised the incursion, saying: "No to war, peace immediately".
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We are all guilty of taking on too much — often because we are encouraged to challenge ourselves, and have a fear of saying "no" to things and missing out on something important.
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Ex-NFL defensive stud Shaun Phillips says the NFL is giving out the wrong drugs -- saying the league should be handing out marijuana to players ... and just saying NO to prescription pills.
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Beckles: The genesis of the idea was, on TV Carnage there was this Christian show with this set that looked like every-town USA that has a guy saying no to drugs.
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On the Runway Victoria and David Beckham have joined the chorus of British fashion insiders who are just saying no to Brexit, as Britain's proposed departure from the European Union is called.
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That is what drove the U.K. out, but the French, with a German nod, are saying no to "Europe à la carte," unless, of course, it's a French-German menu du jour.
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Both girls and boys reported more formal education in saying no to sex without instruction about birth control in the second survey wave, the researchers report in the Journal of Adolescent Health.
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In my natural state, I possess the habit of saying no to everything, but all the requesting party has to do to make me say yes is to send a nice car.
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There will be obstacles around communication, whether it's not being able to get the person you want to talk to on the phone, or them straight-up saying no to your requests.
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By now, many New Yorkers are accustomed to doing their part for the environment by recycling trash, saying no to plastic shopping bags and using air conditioning sparingly on hot summer days.
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This leaves us with only the option of embracing the latter idea generally, saying "no" to fully-fledged so-called Halloween parties the weekend after the 31st when we are invited to them.
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Saying no to Mrs Merkel would give it new definition and possibly a corresponding surge of support—like the one it enjoyed in early 2017, in the first weeks of Mr Schulz's leadership.
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The walk-back: At a briefing later Wednesday, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Trump told her he was "saying 'no' to answering questions" and not to the reporter's question itself.
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He's had to come up with new ways of saying no, to the point that "Saturday Night Live" recently made a campaign-style ad poking fun at his insistence that he's not running.
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It doesn't matter whether the reason was integrity, already being rich enough or just being too old, saying no to a billion is a badass decision that no other band would ever make.
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These food banks are saying no to the salty, sugary, and fatty foods that will create a double tragedy for the hungry: driving up chronic disease in people who can't afford healthy food.
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" The file folder from which this remarkable letter emerged contained no indication of whether we fulfilled the request, though it's hard to imagine saying no to a general whose nickname was "Black Jack.
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Read these stories next: How To Make The First Move Without Forgetting Consent How One Podcast Captured The Complicated Dynamics Of Saying "No" To Sex This Mom's Unique Parenting Move Teaches An Important Lesson
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I think before I really got, before I started working on my EP, and even before the Nickelodeon shows, I was really, I was definitely scared of confrontation and saying 'no' to certain things.
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Read these stories next: This Is How People Really Define Consent 14 Men Tell Us How They Learned The Value Of Consent How One Podcast Captured The Complicated Dynamics Of Saying "No" To Sex
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Meanwhile, Block has no regrets about playing hard-Moneyball with the world's biggest retailer: "Saying no to Wal-Mart allowed us to make sure we have good execution with our other customers," she said.
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On the day of Trump's inauguration, January 221 229, demonstrations took place across the U.S., with banners saying "no" to Trump, several objects and vehicles being set on fire, and police having to intervene.
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"Almost every diet I've come across in my life is about saying 'no' to foods," Yonatan Machado, the director of ventures in Israel for Samsung Next, the technology company's venture arm, told Business Insider.
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Yet some diplomats, including those from Belgium, have often argued that uncertainty also comes with a high cost and that, in many scenarios, saying no to a further extension would at least provide clarity.
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Read: Republicans remind Trump: "Putin is not our friend" But White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said that the president was saying "no" to taking further questions from reporters, not denying Russian meddling.
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Read these stories next: Let's Talk About Enthusiastic Consent... 6 TV Shows That Got Sexual Consent Right (& 4 That Got It So Wrong) How One Podcast Captured The Complicated Dynamics Of Saying "No" To Sex
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A prosecutor this week ordered the detention of 11 senior members of the Turkish Medical Association (TTB), including its chairman, after the organisation criticised the incursion into Syria's Afrin, saying "No to war, peace immediately".
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Once you know what to focus on to be productive, you need to start saying "No" to things that aren't on your important list, and that are standing in the way of the perfect day.
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Probably. I wish I can be here more but unfortunately my home is Washington DC. I keep saying no to opportunities because I like to move a piece when I feel that I'm covered behind.
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A prosecutor this week ordered the detention of 11 senior members of the Turkish Medical Association (TTB), including its chairman, after the organization criticized the incursion into Syria's Afrin, saying "No to war, peace immediately".
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In It's Time for Shows to Start Saying No To Season Two, Angela Watercutter argues that a gripping and masterful first season of a television program like HBO's The Night Of is all you really need.
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In It's Time for Shows to Start Saying No To Season Two, Angela Watercutter argues that a gripping and masterful first season of a television program like HBO's The Night Of is all you really need.
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Protesters marched down to Maidan Square and the Presidential Administration, where they covered the building in stickers saying 'No to capitulation' -- a clear reference to Zelensky's recent move to form a peace deal in the east.
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It's tough to imagine anyone saying no to Gal Gadot, but the actor explained that like anyone else in the industry, she faced plenty of rejection on her way to her breakout role in Wonder Woman.
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Saying no to putting Smith in a home, he and his daughter, Dana, 32, help feed her, bathe her, dress her (which can take up to 45 minutes, says Dana) and keep her safe, he says.
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But after his election, I saw so many Americans, especially minority groups, standing up with each other and saying "no" to the muslim ban, for example, and all these things that he's doing and asking for.
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On the sixth, the oldest of the men, having carried the weight of saying no to this woman, this girl, who had nothing at all, found his no too heavy to bear and put it down.
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But for many young people, there was an element of social pressure when it came to attending — 62% of millennials had lost friendships after saying no to a wedding for financial reasons, according to the study.
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On Wednesday, Trump answered "no" to a reporter's question on whether Russia was still targeting the United States, only to have Sanders say later he was saying "no" to answering any questions - not to the question itself.
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She claimed the president was actually saying "no" to answering more questions, not to whether Russia is still targeting the U.S. Video Sanders was then pressed to clarify whether the White House believes the threat is ongoing.
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Women are being killed as a result of saying no to men's advances, and a cornerstone of the fast-growing online "incel," or "involuntary celibate," community is seeking revenge against women believed to have "unfairly" rejected men.
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"I hope this movement will continue and spread for it has within itself the power to stand up to fascism, be victorious in the face of extremism and saying no to oppressive political powers everywhere," Farhadi said.
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One of your jobs as product manager is prioritizing product requests, which basically means saying no to almost all of them, and we'd say no to all the political ones because frankly they didn't drive enough spend.
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Regardless which camp you agree with, many of us can agree that after saying no to treats all day in the office, we are more likely to cave and eat a few pieces of chocolate at home.
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We can kill the robot revolution by saying no to robots taking our jobs—frankly, this will never happen, since a critical component of twenty-first century economics is corporations continually modernizing to make or save more money.
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Continuing to fuel the fire are millennials, who have been saying no to the suburban mansion both out of choice — a result of different preferences and lifestyles — and force — a consequence of tough economic conditions they've dealt with.
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The philosophy it espouses is big on going to bed early, saying no to plans, taking a bath, and reading Joan Didion's The Year of Magical Thinking to get into a "magical thinking" mood on a Monday morning.
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"The Legislature wants to spend money on helping pregnant women and families through things like adoption, maternity homes, pregnancy resources centers and other social services -- in addition to just saying no to pay for the abortion," Seago said.
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Volvo Cars Chief Executive Hakan Samuelsson said accidents were unfortunate and the industry had to move carefully, but that "saying no to technology would be the wrong answer" given human error was also a big factor in many collisions.
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But you can still listen to your hunger cues and stop when you're full and satisfied on Thanksgiving — even if that means saying "no" to the third and fourth servings of the fluffy potatoes your aunt spent hours mashing.
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In Harare, 20 youths from the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) tried to march through the streets waving placards saying "No to Bond Mugabe" and "No to fake money", but were met by a phalanx of riot police.
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"Dad very rarely says 'no' to me," said the British-born Ms. Lloyd Webber, 39, who has such nice manners — handwritten thank-you notes on Smythson stationery are reflexive — that it's hard to imagine anyone saying no to her.
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"What makes this so hard for a pro athlete like Rory or others is they have to start saying no to amazing opportunities that a year ago they almost certainly would have given their right arm for," McKeown said.
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In a Twitter post, the transgender Italian actress and former member of Parliament Vladimir Luxuria blamed Ms. Argento for not "saying no" to Weinstein "as other actresses did," and for failing to report the alleged assault at the time.
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Saying "no" to Kanders opens a positive opportunity to begin a deep, and long-overdue conversation about artwashing, the role of private funding in the cultural sphere, and the accountability of institutions to the communities they claim to serve.
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Which leads to one more bull case: Cloudera could get snapped up by one of these companies, but it has a history of saying no to such things (even from Intel, and at loftier valuations than the IPO now projects).
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But at Wednesday's White House briefing, press secretary Sarah Sanders said the president was saying no to answering reporters' questions after the cabinet meeting, and not to the precise question posed to him about current Russian interference in US elections.
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" Arlington County Board Chairman Christian Dorsey, a supporter of the Amazon deal, told CNBC in the same interview Friday, "The very notion that saying 'no' to Amazon makes it better for potentially employee-owned businesses to thrive is factually incorrect.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said at a press briefing on Wednesday afternoon that she spoke with Trump, and that he was "saying 'no' to answering questions" and not in response to the question about attempted Russian meddling.
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"If we keep saying 'No' to sexual violence and deliver our voices, I have hope this unreasonable law will surely be changed," Misa Iwata, who said she was gang raped at 16, told a crowd of hundreds gathered near Tokyo Station.
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For example, two of us aimed rapid-fire made-up questions, like "Will you go to the zoo with me?" or "Will you cut my hair?" at the third person, and that person had to practice saying no to every question.
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Instead of paying premiums into insurance companies and then having insurance companies build their profits by saying no to coverage, we're going to do this by saying, everyone is covered by Medicare for All, every health care provider is covered. Sen.
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McCarthy pointed out that "Trump probably did the best" in the districts of caucus members, and it would be hard for them to stand up if President-Elect Trump is asking for this fundamental change, and they're saying no to it.
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But when his family needed him, he was capable of saying no to politics — when their daughter Malia, then a toddler, got sick on a trip to Hawaii, Barack missed a crucial state Senate vote to stay with the family.
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On the continental side of the Simpsons fan world is Parisian artist Ermsy, whose "Just Say 'Yes' to Saying 'No' to Saying 'Yes' to Soft Drugs" is an example of a more extreme vision being applied to Springfield's finest through print.
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Perhaps this is why Clinton mimicked his ideas on Thursday, advocating for standing up to China, saying no to unfair trade deals, bringing jobs to the United States, all while claiming Trump never proposed any of these solutions in his own speech.
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" Using some colorful language at times, the performer known for his impressions of Jay Z, Chris Rock and Will Smith said he's "fiery" and had no problem pushing back at "SNL, including saying no to dressing as a woman for a skit.
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"For instance, I was once refused for a lunch date with a very famous tech investor and he said, 'Sorry, I'm on a no-meeting diet for the next month and I have a policy of saying no to all meetings'," Ferriss recalls.
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So I've been more active about being honest and saying "no" to projects I think feel inauthentic or not in my voice and giving honest feedback like "I am going to pass on this because this trans character is one-dimensional" etc.
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Obviously, any administration with a Supreme Court vacancy receives recommendations and lobbying from friends and allies — a process that left President Bill Clinton nearly paralyzed by the knowledge that by saying yes to one, he would necessarily be saying no to many others.
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Alison Green, the founder of the workplace advice site and podcast Ask a Manager, told listeners on an episode of her podcast that saying "no" to your boss doesn't have to be harsh: you can approach the conversation in a collaborative way.
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And the reason that we have done so well here in Iowa, the reason I believe we're going to do so well in New Hampshire, and in the other states that follow, the reason is, the American people are saying no to a rigged economy.
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And the reason that we have done so well here in Iowa, the reason I believe we're going to do so well in New Hampshire, and in the other states that follow, the reason is the American people are saying no to a rigged economy.
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There's history on the line, potential franchise relocations and the looming specter of the NHL saying no to the 2018 Olympics because why would the league reward fans for suffering through regular seasons by granting them two weeks of hockey ecstasy every four years?
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After leaving Focus — he now lists that gig under "Other Work Experience," on Page 30 of his 38-page résumé — Mr. Schamus spent the better part of a year saying no to a bunch of business proposals, but his hiatus from film did not last.
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GOP lawmakers are getting bolder in saying "no" to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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"More and more consumers are refusing to accept the status quo of healthcare and are saying no to expensive tests, inconvenient appointments and little to no access to their own test results," said Jeff Hawkins, the president and chief executive of Truvian, in a statement.
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The idea was to familiarize yourself with the concept of saying no to something, even if the question was ludicrous and out-of-place, so that you could more easily and firmly answer "no" truthfully in the future to something you don't want to do.
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Thanksgiving dinner, awkward though it may sometimes be, is a rare opportunity for each of us to focus on the simple and constructive act of putting aside our phones, saying no to Netflix, and seeing what we can discover to enjoy about each other.
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But telling people they can't play poker or video games for money on their phones comes with a much higher political cost (it means saying no to everyone) – and that's why legalization of virtually all forms of gaming will happen a lot sooner than people realize.
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There's no one here' and the guy saying no — to being in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and everything in between: rehabs and arguments and children being born and marriages coming and going and ups and downs and different managers and lawsuits and record labels.
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" Sanders's weekend tour, which had the hectic feel of the campaign trail, was just as much about pushing back against the Republican tax plan as it was about looking ahead, presenting voters with a platform that extended beyond, in Sanders's words, merely "saying no to Trump.
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Today we're going to talk about summer vacation planning: saying no to those sugar-laden frozen margaritas; pushing away potato salad slathered in real mayonnaise; sticking pins in your tongue if you forgetfully dipped your lobster into butter — or, as we like to call it, fun.
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These days, self-care (as defined by the internet) seems to involve a number of things: staying in with your friends, saying no to plans you don't want to make, shamelessly treating yourself (often to things you don't need), and the old favorite — cutting people out of your life.
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There are conflicting viewpoints on why this is the case, but any millennial who finds themselves able to land a job is inclined to do whatever it takes to keep it — meaning complying with demand for extended hours, working through weekends, and never saying no to a request.
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Self-employment comes with a lot of perks — setting your own hours, wearing what might be questionable office attire, saying no to work you don't want to do, to name a few — but all those advantages lack the structured benefits that come from a more traditional office job.
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It's a pretty fascinating conversation ... Khaleesi says she didn't feel comfortable saying no to a "f***ton" of nudity as a 'GoT' rookie, but eventually learned she could set the barriers on how much she was willing to reveal after working with Jason Momoa, her onscreen love interest.
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I think we have to give Liam credit here for fitting exactly eight words in four bars, plodding along like a 1992 educational video on saying no to drugs that would've been fronted by a white guy in a sideways cap doing mock gang signals with his hands.
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People seem to speak in hushed tones about you the way they earlier spoke about [earlier Silicon Valley banker] Frank Quattrone, but Frank Quattrone had a reputation for taking on deals that others wouldn't take; you have a reputation for saying no to deals when they don't feel right.
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"If the EU's view is that just by saying no to every proposal made by the United Kingdom, we will eventually capitulate and end up either with a Norway option or indeed staying in the EU... then they've profoundly misjudged he British people," Jeremy Hunt told BBC radio.
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In the early days of my business, I often agreed to engagements or projects that didn't align with my priorities, or help my business, just because I was uncomfortable saying No. I've since learned that every time you say Yes to something, it means saying No to something else.
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" Even Hatch, who encouraged Obama to appoint Garland in 2010, is saying no to hearings, explaining in a statement, " I stand with the majority of my Senate colleagues in concluding that the best way to exercise our advice-and-consent power is to conduct the confirmation process after the presidential election.
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"She laughs at all her own jokes and twice as hard at yours and would eat nothing but sweets all day if I let her (saying no to skittles earns me one of those stone cold shut outs!)" Want all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements, plus celebrity mom blogs?
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Rather than creating a margin to intentionally live out our daily priorities, we often fail by putting too much on our plate, not saying "no" to people who demand our time and attention, and jamming our already-busy schedules with incessant meetings that don't advance our personal or organizational mission.
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"Saying no to gas doesn't miraculously lead to the substitution of wind and solar — it may lead to the continued operation of coal-fired plants," he said, noting that when the price of natural gas is not competitive, owners take the plants, which are relatively cheap to build, out of service.
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While my daily work schedule is not as regimented as it was when I was going into an office, I still find myself saying "no" to non-writing-related activities almost as often as I used to while I work toward getting myself to break even and then be profitable.
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And we have a few stories for you... FORMER AIDES DESCRIBE CULTURE OF FEAR UNDER PRUITT: Succeeding at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) meant keeping your head down, your opinions to yourself and never saying no to the boss, according to three former staffers who worked under Administrator Scott Pruitt.
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"If the EU's view is that just by saying no to every proposal made by the United Kingdom, we will eventually capitulate and end up either with a Norway option or indeed staying in the EU, if that is there view then they've profoundly misjudged he British people," Hunt told BBC radio.
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There are some easy things you can to do to keep your aura clear, such as carrying a selenite crystal, this spray for empaths by Firme Arte, taking a salt bath at the end of the day, or simply saying no to people and situations that you don't want anything to do with!
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"It speaks to the status quo in this business that I was aware that standing up for myself and saying no to things,while it did allow me to feel uncompromised in myself,undoubtedly harmed my career and was never something I felt supported by anyone other than my family," Beckinsale wrote.
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The days are running out, faster and faster, and I have learned that every yes I say to something I don't want to do inevitably means saying no to something that matters to me far more — time with my family, time with my friends, time in the woods, time with a book.
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Well in short, lots—I learned that I'm terrible under pressure, I learned that a constant inhaling of 0.7 mls of nicotine in the space of three hours will give me the shakes, and I learned that saying 'no' to teenagers is enough of a reason for something to become the height of cool.
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"We will defend American jobs and American workers by saying no to bad trade deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and unfair trade practices like when China dumps cheap steel in our markets or uses weak rules of origin to undercut our car-makers," she said during the rally in Ohio with Sen.
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"We will defend American jobs and American workers by saying no to bad trade deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and unfair trade practices like when China dumps cheap steel in our markets or uses weak rules of origin to undercut our car-makers," she said during a rally in Ohio with Sen.
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If you really want to lead and create impact, you're going to have to get comfortable with your discomfort — comfortable with confronting the things you may not want to address head on, comfortable saying "no" to things that don't line up, and comfortable with saying "yes" to things that do but that stretch you.
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") Elisa Sobo, a medical anthropologist at San Diego State University, has advanced the idea that saying no to vaccinations is as much an opting in as it is an opting out—"like getting a gang tattoo, slipping on a wedding ring, or binge-watching a popular streamed TV show," she writes, in a recent paper, "Theorizing (Vaccine) Refusal.
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"But I said, and have always said, I assume at some point I look forward to going back to TV." The star, 46, who says she loves the "familial feel" of a TV set, along with constantly getting new scripts, clarified that she "wasn&apost being offered things" over the years that she was saying "no" to.
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I do think you're in an environment where people are not constantly saying no to you and that you're generally encouraged to come up with stuff, and certainly, particularly I would say living abroad because there are a lot of countries where entrepreneurship is not encouraged the same way it is in the U.S. You really start to appreciate that kind of mentality.
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The study was accompanied by a commentary which pointed out that only 13.9 percent of the adolescents in the latest National Survey of Family Growth cohort reported having had any education about saying no to sex by sixth grade, and called for "medically accurate, developmentally appropriate sex education starting in elementary school," as is also recommended by the Future of Sex Education Initiative.
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She claimed the president was actually saying "no" to answering more questions, not to whether Russia is still targeting the U.S. Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats said last week that warning lights on cyberthreats to the U.S. were "blinking red"—and Russia has been the "most aggressive foreign actor" and is continuing efforts to "undermine our democracy," though not at the same level as in 2016.
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Accustomed to working seven days a week, and afraid of saying no to a modeling job, Bündchen says she relied on multiple cups of coffee to get her going in the morning, smoked a pack of cigarettes each day (a mechanism that allowed her to take a breather when she was feeling overwhelmed), and was drinking a bottle of wine each night to relax.
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But "social distancing" — not commuting, not dining out, saying no to that party you really didn't want to go to anyway — can also open up some unexpected opportunities for those with time on their hands: to try a new recipe, work out from the comfort of your own home, catch up on some reading and tackle any organizing projects you haven't gotten around to yet.
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But "social distancing" — not commuting, not dining out, saying no to that party you really didn't want to go to anyway — can also open up some unexpected opportunities for those with time on their hands: to try a new recipe, work out from the comfort of your own home, catch up on some reading and tackle any organizing projects you haven't gotten around to yet.
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I think that rather saying 'No' to Mercosur is to take up question how we can help from the European Union side, Brazil with their situation their burning forests and I have suggested that it could be helpful for all of us all over the world that we have satellite control to these kind of situations it can alarm if a risk is coming these kind of fires.
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The song is about a partner who became a monster, and the strength it took to overcome the trauma he inflicted: I remember saying no to things that happened anywayI remember feeling low the mirror took my face awayI couldn't recognize herI laid & cried til mytears washed the kitchen tiles On the deceptively soothing "Eartha," Woods stands firm against a system of oppression so casually pervasive it manifests even in the tiny interactions of a romantic relationship.
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Succeeding at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) meant keeping your head down, your opinions to yourself and never saying no to the boss, according to three former staffers who worked under Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE.
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She would have said, like, O.K., look, agreed, I'm a mess, there are too many men in my life, I'm not always available to help you with—whatever, algebra or whatnot—but give me another chance, and I'll be more focussed on you and your needs, and will totally disavow who I am (a person always trying to say yes to life) and will do my best (hereby resolved!) to start saying no to life, and very fakely pouring myself into that constricting mold you seem to prefer me in ("Perfect Robotic Mother"), so that nothing I do will ever challenge you in the least or make you step even an inch outside your tiny restrictive comfort— Alma was paused now across the street.
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