Retzler also said he is now shying away from Intel.
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Bella Hadid isn't shying away from voicing her political opinions.
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Josh Duhamel and Eiza Gonzalez aren't shying away from PDA.
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We're shying away from B2C as it requires deeper pockets.
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Goldman Sachs isn't shying away from the UK, despite Brexit.
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Keanu Reeves isn't shying away from public displays of affection.
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Scientists on the frontlines aren't shying away from this debate.
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That's certainly a goal and nothing I'm shying away from.
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Apple certainly isn't shying away from embracing this fashion moment.
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Kanninen said Bloomberg is not shying away from the debates.
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Plus they aren't shying away from their biases and partisan ideas.
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But Trump is not shying away from the fight, he added.
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It's a fight Republicans don't appear to be shying away from.
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Instead of shying away from the mockery, Jenner leaned into it.
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Some are already shying away from the new messaging, Politico reports.
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They've done it before, but they're shying away from that now.
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Shying away from questions for the president about obstruction, in part.
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Military bosses show few signs of shying away from such directives.
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"We're not shying away from holding folks accountable," Mr. Grewal said.
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He's going to jail and he isn't shying away from it.
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Not every GOP member is shying away from gun restrictions. Rep.
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But Biden isn't shying away from or apologizing for the speech.
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"We always talk about not shying away from the moment," Lottich said.
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But Putin isn't shying away from what he considers a massive provocation.
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I'm definitely not shying away from that, that's absolutely what it's about.
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Another reason they're shying away from esports is that many involve violence.
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Rather than retouching or shying away from them, we should embrace them.
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With "Us," Peele is not shying away from the horror movie moniker.
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But at least nobody is shying away from it off the screen.
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He's embarked on a solo tour, shying away from early primary states.
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Daniella Monet isn't shying away from addressing the realities of new motherhood.
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Shannen Doherty is not shying away from her struggle with breast cancer.
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Of course, Trump wasn't exactly shying away from controversy during his appearance.
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Making changes can be frightening, but shying away from them prevents growth.
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She's not shying away from the real stuff, she's coming for it.
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A costly model, but one Express has no intent from shying away from.
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Jill (Duggar) Dillard may be shying away from her family's traditional conservative values.
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He is shying away from mall-based retailers as teens increasingly shop online.
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Since its release, people not shying away from sharing their disappointment on Twitter.
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David Letterman isn't shying away from sharing his opinions about President Donald Trump.
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The unidentified woman wasn't shying away from Mark's side as photogs took pics.
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And instead of shying away from that idea, the Nintendo Switch embraces it.
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He's not shying away from it at all -- and neither are his colleagues.
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"I don't (see) Drew shying away from it," Padres manager Andy Green said.
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Some banks are now shying away from new lending to the construction industry.
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In his statement, Lindsay said he is not "shying away" from political tension.
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They're getting the job done, and they're not shying away from the truth.
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The company isn't shying away from how important video is becoming to its business.
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Many companies are shying away from the use of artificial flavors as of late.
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Despite his success, he was known for shying away from the spotlight of Hollywood.
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But the movie commits to its source material, instead of shying away from it.
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Wood, who also owns Thermo Fisher, said she is shying away from Cerner Corp.
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I've come to be proud of my heritage, instead of shying away from it.
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JAB is also not shying away from M&A deals to fill portfolio gaps.
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Bose being Bose, they're not shying away from a steep price point at $350.
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Breakups are never easy, and Nick Jonas isn't shying away from writing about it.
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But the team is not shying away from its Wall Street and moneyed roots.
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Shying away from them would make all the work it does nothing but tokenism.
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Instead of shying away from the digital bogeyman, he wants parents to embrace it.
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Lastly, she advised not shying away from your background, but instead leaning into it.
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That doesn't mean Nestle is shying away from the regulated side of the business.
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But it wasn't entirely clear if pet owners really were shying away from vaccines.
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She might not be ready for NBC, but Kirchhoff isn't shying away from media.
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Jinger (Duggar) Vuolo's sibling aren't shying away from sharing their opinions about her new home.
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That's not to say that Gen Z is completely shying away from using tech professionally.
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But you have to hand it to Nissan for not shying away from this trend.
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But Langford emphasized that the show's themes are worth talking about — not shying away from.
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Mariah Carey is no longer shying away from showing off her relationship with Bryan Tanaka.
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Not shying away from controversy Google has not shied away from taking overt political stances.
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Bachelor in Paradise is back in business — and it's not shying away from the controversy.
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It's Microsoft's challenger to the MacBook Pro and it's not shying away from the comparison.
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Mr. Aronsson is shying away from retail as part of his project, and little wonder.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are not shying away from at least speaking openly about achieving racial equality.
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" But Teck CEO Lindsey's letter specifically said it was not "merely shying away from controversy.
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Instead of shying away from these difficult conversations, trying to figure these things out together.
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And Scary Spice isn&apost shying away from any topic, including her own sex life.
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These traditionally brick-and-mortar companies aren't shying away from selling online, either, Segal added.
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The Smith family isn't shying away from sharing their personal struggles on Red Table Talk.
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Tesla acknowledges this is an aggressive target, but it's not shying away from the challenge.
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Not shying away from painful truths is a theme that runs throughout The Language of Thorn.
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Cardi B has had a complicated and challenging past, but she's not shying away from it.
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However, it is shying away from hard news content, a pivot from its previous video strategy.
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And two sources familiar with Trump's thinking said Trump is not shying away from the possibility.
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She's holding herself accountable for her actions, but is also not shying away from her opinions.
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Basically, she's not shying away from the titanic cultural shift amplified by Trump and his supporters.
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Tekashi also gives us his opinion on gun control before shying away from the subject altogether.
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She certainly doesn't seem to be shying away from their love either ... privately or in public.
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Instead of shying away from the criticism, however, Nook decided to embrace it with open arms.
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But the company is not shying away from letting third-party researchers access those opportunities, either.
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In the interview, Michael addressed criticism that his shying away from the media was a gimmick.
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Now he joins other swing-state Republican senators who are shying away from the party gathering.
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Backing companies blindly is not a smart move, but shying away from them isn't wise, either.
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"We aren't shying away from focusing on sexual harassment in the workplace," Mr. Kotch said. FoxNews.
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The show isn't shying away from difficult topics, and that is both what works and doesn't.
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The series indulges him, shying away from his crimes and hanging on Bundy's every word instead.
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The final piece of this puzzle is that A24 isn't shying away from the temple's endorsement.
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But that's starting to change, and some employers aren't shying away from talking politics at work.
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Far from shying away from the Ukraine allegations, Trump has defended himself by going on offense.
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Shying away from equities means you'll have less to spend, because your money won't outpace inflation.
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But investors there are shying away from riskier assets and new investments due to volatile markets.
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We still see girls shying away from math and science in middle school and high school.
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Counterpoint Research's report isn't the first indication that consumers are shying away from more expensive devices.
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Venture capitalist Peter Thiel isn't shying away from the controversy over his support of Donald Trump.
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And unlike Democratic lawmakers, the activists weren't shying away from the subject of a government shutdown.
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People are shying away from sugar-laden calorie bombs, which happen to be one of Starbucks' staples.
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Growth has come as some consumers are shying away from condiments considered less healthy such as mayonnaise.
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It's no wonder that, at least for now, VCs are increasingly shying away from advertising technology investments.
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These men are shown as such without shying away from the cold, harsh truth about sex work.
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Kayla Rae Reid isn't shying away from showing the realities of a woman's body right after childbirth.
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The company is not shying away from Europe either, even though its first foray into France failed.
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It's a balance between not wanting to be predictable but also not shying away from big tunes.
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But look at my son Sam Darnold shying away from an errant snap against Miami last week.
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Indeed, cadmium's use in contemporary jewelry may be linked to manufacturers shying away from working with lead.
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"We're not shying away from or trying to pretend this is a new brand," Ms. Edmundson said.
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"There was a lot going on — I'm not shying away from that," Sharapova said of last year.
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There's a new queen in town, and it looks like The Crown isn't shying away from it.
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Shailene Woodley isn't shying away from enjoying her personal life — although she may put dating on the backburner.
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And unlike the new Nikon Z7 and Z6, Panasonic isn't shying away from calling these professional-grade cameras.
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Rather than shying away from the question, the creative team wrestled with their purpose as the series progressed.
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Ali Fedotowsky-Manno isn't shying away from the admission that having a newborn changes everything in a marriage.
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Corporate boards are now shying away from celebrities and looking for the Level 5 leaders that Collins promotes.
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Shying away from the hard questions about what to do next on Bahrain isn't helping anyone, including itself.
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Instead of shying away from our photographer's lens, Patricia arches her back and opens up to the camera.
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While shying away from explicitly racist language, Identity Evropa declares itself a white nationalist organization on its website.
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"When interest-rate expectations start to rise, you see investors shying away from the precious metals," Gaffney said.
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But the candidates aren't shying away from testing how deep voters' support for Trump runs in rural America.
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As a result, investors flocked to steady growth stocks like and , shying away from traditional bank equities altogether.
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The natural desire in the agencies to avoid clashes encourages a shying away from clear declarations of truth.
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The oldest Kardashian daughter isn't shying away from meeting someone new, but is forced to reveal a little secret.
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The academic turned entrepreneur certainly cannot be accused of shying away from the societal challenges his invention now poses.
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UBS Wealth Management is taking a new look at value in a strategy shift, shying away from growth stocks.
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He is not shying away from declaring that a spot on this year's Ryder Cup team is his focus.
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While not shying away from the battlefield, they recognized that peace could only be achieved in a negotiating room.
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The filmmakers weren't shying away from the "gross" parts of CF that have made me feel ostracized and alienated.
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People are holding on to their phones longer, and they're shying away from devices that cost more than $1,000.
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But foreign investors are still shying away from Egypt, apart from those focusing on the more resilient energy sector.
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She leads in the polls despite not shying away from positions long considered poisonous, including support for gay rights.
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There's a long precedent of Hollywood shying away from questions of faith in big-budget adaptations of children's stories.
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Shia LaBeouf and FKA twigs aren't shying away from PDA after the two were spotted sharing a kiss on Tuesday.
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Ultimately, the consumer will have the final say—and trends suggest a growing number are shying away from traditional brands.
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MICHAEL FALKPartnerFocus Consulting GroupRiverwoods, Illinois "All the young prudes" (September 1st) observed how Europeans are shying away from public nudity.
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Love Facebook or hate it, you can't say the besieged company is shying away from new products or big thinking.
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Washington leans toward the cerebral, on shying away from unnecessary damage and probing for precisely the right opportunity to strike.
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When it comes figuring out how they'll pay for college, many families start by shying away from pricey private schools.
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And Chinese buyers have not been shying away from taking June-July shipments, with demand for further months also robust.
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Still, certain patterns of behavior in our families feel almost universal—and Chen isn't interested in shying away from that.
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Consumers are shying away from milk, turning instead to dairy alternatives made from soy, rice and oats, and other crops.
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Younger people are shying away from chatting on Facebook, for example, to have more private conversations on apps like WhatsApp.
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What made companies like Nike and Hewlett-Packard begin to embrace civil rights issues rather than shying away from them?
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While streaming platform Disney+ is off to a strong start, Wall Street analysts are not shying away from Netflix's stock.
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Ms. Chiu, who has led the institution since 2014, isn't shying away from the political implications of the work, either.
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"The writers haven't been shying away from that type of fodder when it comes to telling these stories," he said.
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He leaned into the overtly racist aspects of anti-Obama and anti-immigrant politics rather than shying away from them.
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He was an underdog who edged out a win not by shying away from progressive populism but by embracing it.
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Blake captures all the exhilaration of a first crush without shying away from Ivy's confusion and her worries about acceptance.
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After spending much of her career shying away from political statements, Swift has been advocating L.G.B.T.Q. rights in recent years.
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Europe is one of the battlegrounds, which is why the company isn't shying away from pouring resources into the event.
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"The ECB is still shying away from moving quickly on addressing NPLs," said Guntram Wolff of Brussels-based think tank Bruegel.
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Cleanly is also shying away from paid user acquisition for the time being, again preferring to focus on hammering down margins.
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Because of my newfound confidence, I wasn't shying away from going after any opportunity and I ended up getting the job!
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Ever since Maria Grazia Chiuri took over at Dior, the label has been known for not shying away from political statements.
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It's interesting ... clearly, the Comedy Cellar isn't shying away from any comic, regardless of controversy ... and neither are Amy or Jeff.
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Gay recasts and reclaims this idea in her fiction; there is no shying away from the macabre, only avowal and ownership.
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Two, it achieved this feat while also centering on a religious concept, never for a moment shying away from Stormzy's faith.
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The military transgender ban has been controversial since Trump announced it last year, with military leaders shying away from endorsing it.
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"They are not shying away from saying these things openly and they are not being criticized for saying them," she added.
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"You don't get to be as successful as he has shying away from fights or being intimidated by people," Wolfson added.
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Subjects like these are significant and deserve dialogue and plot lines, shying away from even acknowledging them is straight up cowardly.
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These days, bakers of gluten-free bread are shying away from hard-to-digest xanthan or similar gums as binding agents.
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"It's a sport that people are kind of shying away from and going to other sports to compete in," Greene said.
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And they say other candidates are mostly shying away from the tough trade talk that has kept them loyal to Trump.
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Disco appetizers moving into European House music, but never shying away from old-school hip-hop and other upbeat dance tracks.
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Just because he's no longer delivering a late-night show monologue doesn't mean Letterman is shying away from political hot topics.
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But that doesn't mean venture capitalists are shying away from big deals, according to a recent outlook from analysts at PitchBook.
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By embracing her status instead of shying away from it, Biles may have helped empower many others to do the same.
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Several Bloomberg employees, including some who still work there, subsequently accused the organization of shying away from similar reporting in the aftermath.
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Makama, who studied film at New York University refers to himself as a 'creator' shying away from terms like 'artist' and 'filmmaker'.
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Once Democrats stop shying away from righteous and effective oversight, the public will see them as two sides of the same coin.
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And with a UK price of £550, or about $685, Huawei isn't shying away from positioning it as a high-end device.
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The series was praised by many (this writer included) for not shying away from difficult topics — particularly sexual assault and its ramifications.
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The approval comes at a time when several drugmakers are shying away from developing antibiotics as combating resistant "superbugs" become increasingly challenging.
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But Blackburn, who's going up against Democrat Phil Bredesen (and remains behind him in fundraising), isn't shying away from her red roots.
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Boogie may be training with Team USA at the moment, but he isn't shying away from answering questions about Sacramento's recent draft.
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Meanwhile, two other plotlines are converging in a way that makes it clear this show isn't shying away from its roots, either.
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He also warned of the risk of producers shying away from capital spending following the last few years of high inventory levels.
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Drugmakers, however, have been shying away from developing antibiotics as combating antimicrobial-resistant pathogens, popularly known as superbugs, has become increasingly challenging.
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Last night marked the return of Comedy Central's Inside Amy Schumer, and as ever, Schumer isn't shying away from hot-button topics.
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There are great challenges and great opportunities for Facebook here if instead of shying away from this they step up to it.
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Watch for the same kind of signs you might see with bullying in other contexts — is your child shying away from teammates?
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Also, by never shying away from it, you can be a course corrector, talking to your team before problems become too big.
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It shows that I'm experienced, and that I care about stuff and I'm talking about it instead of shying away from it.
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Paleo dieters subsist on meats, fish, fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds, while shying away from grains, sugar, dairy products, and anything processed.
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But Clinton and her surrogates, like Michelle Obama, haven't been shying away from the sexual assault allegations against Trump on the campaign trail.
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You won't always succeed, but shying away from something simply because it's uncomfortable or difficult to do is a missed opportunity for growth.
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Even as he downplays the divisions, however, the President wasn't shying away from offering an implicit criticism of Clinton's record during Sunday's interview.
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" The family also isn't shying away from their Fixer Upper background, as the home is listed as "Fixer Upper Producers House : Matsumoto Farm.
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Joey is back on Broadway for a limited engagement through April 7 ... but it's clear he's not shying away from his NKOTB roots.
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On-again couple Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth are finally not shying away from putting their love on a bit of public display.
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The Obama administration is shying away from blaming Russia for the hack of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) despite mounting pressure from lawmakers.
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Not shying away from darker elements in a story helps to make them more realistic, and impart a much more powerful emotional punch.
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Some of those who remain are shying away from plum policy jobs that in any other time would be considered a career boost.
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Only recently did I realize there was a whole side of style, and myself, that I was still shying away from: the backside.
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In both instances, Zuckerberg did the bare minimum, shying away from taking genuine responsibility while pouring most of the blame on Cambridge Analytica.
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And investors, nervous about climate change, are increasingly shying away from fossil fuels in favor of solar, wind and other clean energy solutions.
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But Honeywell's C.E.O., Darius Adamczyk, told DealBook's Michael de la Merced that the company wasn't shying away from owning a range of businesses.
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But the irony of a First Amendment group shying away from a potentially contentious speaker struck some as unfortunate — not least Ms. Wolf.
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With Americans shying away from passenger cars, new sport-utility vehicles like the roomy Audi Q8 and Chevrolet Traverse will headline the unveilings.
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Interestingly, the results showed that those who were suffering with sleep deprivation didn't just have issues with shying away from those around them.
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But he made it clear right away that he wouldn't be shying away from the issues at the core of the #MeToo movement.
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On the whole, Insecurities is light on nods to the architecture and design world, shying away from narratives of technological breakthrough or material discovery.
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She largely withdrew from public life after its publication, shying away from interviews and public appearances and eventually moving back to Monroeville for good.
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But Clinton isn't shying away from stepping up her rhetoric on her opponent as the race turns to the April 19 New York primary.
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Judging from the three preview clips Gaga posted, she won't be shying away from revealing some of her more personal insecurities in the movie.
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Investors are shying away from emerging economies as the United States and China, the world's two biggest economies, slap tariffs on each other's exports.
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McGowan has become a force on Twitter in recent months, bringing attention to important issues and not shying away from doling out harsh criticism.
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However, the company posted a 3 percent drop in retail net revenue, partly hit by consumers shying away from spending on the high street.
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As an increasing number of young people pursue college degrees, they're shying away from such blue-collar work and flocking to white-collar jobs.
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Viola Davis isn't shying away from the headlines surrounding her new movie, "Suicide Squad" -- in fact, she's facing 'em head on in this clip.
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And he's not shying away from his conservative roots, arguing the GOP has failed with candidates like Bob Dole, John McCain and Mitt Romney.
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Recode: It feels like people are shying away from the "social network" label these days because it leads to a lot of Facebook comparisons.
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With a bright light being shown on her once again thanks to HBO's Westworld, Evan Rachel Wood is not shying away from speaking out.
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But Burns and Novick's balanced approach ultimately gives everyone too much credit, while shying away from dishing out blame to those who deserve it.
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"His promotion breaks the trend of Canadian banks' boards shying away from capital markets backgrounds for the corner office," said Barclays analyst John Aiken.
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Last year's watch — the Gear Sport — was designed for athletes, and Samsung is shying away from that specific use case with the Galaxy Watch.
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Fast-forward five months, and instead of shying away from the notch, cut-price Android smartphone makers from China are embracing, er, copying it.
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Saudi Arabia: Six months after agents from the kingdom murdered the writer Jamal Khashoggi, companies are no longer shying away from doing business there.
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Taylor Swift previously faced backlash for staying silent on political and social issues, but the superstar is no longer shying away from speaking out.
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I try to be transparent and accessible to Democrats and Republicans alike, while remaining cleareyed about facts and not shying away from the truth.
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And at the same time, young people are largely shying away from the trades, choosing instead to pursue college degrees for white-collar work.
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Industries insurers are now shying away from include financial companies and law firms, followed by the entertainment and adult entertainment businesses, the survey found.
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He posted video of himself partying it up, and he certainly wasn't shying away from the spotlight there ... even doing a little twerking himself.
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But with economic growth still intact and the setup still largely better than anticipated versus last December's drop, investors aren't shying away from equities.
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In response to this, there has been talk of how FANG (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google) company investors may be shying away from Facebook.
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Ways and Means Republicans, who helped to write the tax law, say they're not shying away from their accomplishment as they run for reelection.
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Because we rely upon immigrants and others to report when crimes are being committed in their neighborhoods ... and people are shying away from public services.
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Without shying away from anything, Life is Strange 2 demonstrates how levity and togetherness in the face of trauma is an absolute necessity for survival.
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Like a number of other manufacturers, the companies are shying away from simply embracing Google Assistant, one of the biggest new features of Wear 2.0.
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It is difficult to estimate how many renters are shying away from buying because they are uninformed, but it's safe to say there are some.
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Then again, Swift shying away from conflict isn't at all surprising, whether or not she actually believes she doesn't know enough to express her opinion.
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But by not shying away from such moments, both films offer validation not just to their subjects, but also to anyone who's experienced similar circumstances.
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The reality of motherhood is often much messier and grueling, and Tess Holliday isn't shying away from showing us exactly what it can look like.
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She has friends who hold different political views, but rather than shying away from the sometimes awkward conversations that arise, she takes them head-on.
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Another possible reason is that companies are shying away from the public markets to avoid shareholder activism, short-termism and the glare of public scrutiny.
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"At the general level, I would say Netflix is showing that they are not shying away from any technique or medium in animation," said Pablos.
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" Others, not willing to go so far as to call the deal an outright loss, have been simply shying away from calling it a "win.
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LONDON — Six months after agents from Saudi Arabia murdered and dismembered the writer Jamal Khashoggi, companies are no longer shying away from the Arab kingdom.
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She's also hewed much closer to the center, shying away from a number of progressive policy priorities including Medicare-for-all and tuition-free college.
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Leading Democratic presidential candidates, for their part, are not shying away from the challenge, endorsing in whole or in part the decarceration and decriminalization agenda.
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But he has been increasingly criticized for falling short, taking half-measures and shying away from the tough issues of overhauls to labor and land.
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Another possible reason is that companies are shying away from the public markets to avoid shareholder activism, short-termism and the glare of public scrutiny.
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"If you have been shying away from these conferences in the past, you've been hurting your career prospects," says Dan Fox, founder of Boss Laser.
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Since the arrest last month, at the request of the United States, there have been sporadic reports of Chinese consumers shying away from Apple products.
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Not shying away from dark realities, like losing her mom and larger political issues that face the LGBTQ+ community, helps Velour create a new drag environment.
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"We're not shying away from the targets that we expect inside the business," SNC Chief Executive Officer Neil Bruce told analysts on an afternoon conference call.
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However, she isn't shying away from the makeup aisle, and she's now revealing her favorite products that help her stay on top of her beauty game.
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She's gambling that she doesn't need a single policy issue for voters to latch on to, and she is not shying away from talking about Trump.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Gold jewelry sales in number one market China are finally picking up after years of decline, but consumers are still shying away from platinum.
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But even from those perspectives, I think there is much more rhetorical value in presenting that alarming science than there is in shying away from it.
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But banks generally are increasingly shying away from smaller industrial clients who were Scotia's speciality, with loans often secured using physical metal or equipment as collateral.
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Whatever one says of David Bowie, it's clear the legendary artist was always true to himself, never shying away from exotic images and genre-bending music.
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Although they didn't publicly identify as a political band, Ministry was not shying away from airing their grievances with the Bush administration and its Gulf War.
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Investors had already been shying away from emerging markets generally, ahead of expected further tightening by the U.S. Federal Reserve, which hit currencies across Latin America.
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"Important discussions can be tough discussions and we're not shying away from that," said Damon Jones, vice president of global communications and advocacy at P&G.
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"They're not shying away from their personal stories, and they're not following any specific formula to what a candidate should or shouldn't look like," Coyle said.
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Its publications have delved into domestic life, generally shying away from current events, the entertainment industry or sports — the very subjects in which Time has trafficked.
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Drake has always been open about his personal life, never shying away from talking about the circumstances that made him the man that he is today.
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Far from shying away from tax increases, a majority of Republicans (and Democrats) in the survey supported a 5 percent tax increase for incomes over $200,000.
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But far from shying away from the topic of just how one becomes a lovable spirit, Casper leans right in, and isn't afraid to get dark.
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The company has benefited from shifting consumer tastes, as drinkers (particularly Millennials) are shying away from less-expensive beers and wine in favor of premium spirits.
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And overall, psychologists are shying away from the concept, as years of work suggesting that willpower is a finite, essential resource has come under intense scrutiny.
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Game of Thrones has been rightly criticized for shying away from the books' unabashed love of all things magic and fantasy in favor of Westeros' political machinations.
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And there's of course one topic she won't be shying away from: her nasty departure from one of the biggest girl groups of all time in 1999.
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But as Vanity Fair noted, he has been uncharacteristically cautious in his response to the Kavanaugh situation — defending the judge but mostly shying away from attacking Ford.
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" It seems she's already starting to live by her mother's wordsâ€"if by no other way than never shying away from truth, however unseemly it might be.
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But you can't do anything too new, either — interdisciplinary research (collaboration across academic departments) is harder to get funding for, which has researchers shying away from it.
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It looks like the RHOBH stars won't be shying away from discussing Eden Sassoon and Lisa Rinna's apparent propensity for adding pills to smoothies, according to E!
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But when Lizzie first meets Margaret she's got a real defiance — she's not shying away from making these people aware that she doesn't want to be here.
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He taught me that there is empowerment to be found in owning your sexual identity and not shying away from it, even if it involves a waiver.
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But he says he's mystified by the fact that the Republicans critical of Trump are, so far, largely shying away from mounting a 22019 run against him.
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And it's fitting that the show errs on the side of largess, granting characters their full, complicated humanity without shying away from addressing the hardships they face.
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"If you were told that they're shying away from the movie because of the political implications, I can tell you that's 100% true," a source told HuffPo.
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The backdrop: China has responded the same way to every threat from the Trump administration, indicating that Beijing is not shying away from an escalating trade war.
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But even as risks and challenges have arisen, top executives aren't shying away from continued investment in a number of areas, including cybersecurity, digital infrastructure and innovation.
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The Golden Compass was famously criticised for shying away from the darkness of the novel's ending, as well as for its dilution of the book's religious themes.
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The 30-year-old singer reflected on the formative moment and explained that rather than shying away from the spotlight, she channeled her emotions into her work.
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"It's a clear signal to Beijing that Trump is not shying away from tariffs ... if there is no phase-one deal, the tariffs will go up," Markets.
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These images are also a powerful reminder: Thriving in a world created for men doesn't have to mean shying away from all that makes you a woman.
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Investors have been shying away from buying assets backed by Rocket, which is known as a fast follower of successful internet companies rather than as an innovator.
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Pompeo's also made it clear that, unlike Tillerson, who notoriously kept the press at arm's length, he wouldn't be shying away from the media during his tenure.
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With a suggested price of 599 Euros (US numbers TBA but that translates to about $700), it looks like Nokia isn't shying away from other Android flagships either.
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The president is very popular in many Freedom Caucus members' districts, so perhaps enough of them would end up shying away from dealing him such an embarrassing defeat.
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Clinton's aides are aware that she can't be seen as shying away from a fight with Trump, but want to be sure that fight is on their terms.
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Though the actress is well into her third trimester with her first child, a baby girl, she is not shying away from how her body is changing throughout.
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In 2013 Sandberg published the best-selling book, "Lean In," which encouraged women to take a seat at the corporate table rather than shying away from fully participating.
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At one point, it seemed that the Google's prototype car would be sold to consumers, but this move indicates that the tech company is shying away from manufacturing.
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Major league clubs are increasingly relying on younger, cheaper players to fill their rosters and shying away from spending top dollar in the free agent market beyond superstars.
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"We're not shying away from regulation," Levie said, noting that "in a digital age," data security and protection has to remain paramount when it comes to large enterprises.
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Shying away from social media after the break, Grande channeled her pain into her music — penning, "No Tears Left to Cry," the first single off her album, Sweetener.
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First of all, investors appear to be shying away from risk, a shift that can also be gleaned from the relative performance of a host of different assets.
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The National Shooting Sports Foundation is shying away from some of the more eye-popping proposals like repealing gun-free school zones in favor of lower-profile policies.
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That encouraged an editorial ethos of comprehensiveness in terms of breadth of coverage, but also incentivized shying away from controversy — you didn't want to make anyone too angry.
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He released his sixth studio album Yeezus on June 18, 2013, but before that album dropped, he had spent about a year shying away from the public eye.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren is not shying away from the parade of ultra-rich guys fretting about her in the press — instead, she appears to be egging them on.
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Longshot Tom Steyer doesn't think his billionaire status should disqualify him from the Democratic presidential nomination, despite an increasing portion of his party shying away from corporate money.
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PARELES Angelique Kidjo's next album, due April 19, will be "Celia," a tribute to the Afro-Cuban singer Celia Cruz, and she's not shying away from any challenges.
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And the Apple cofounder is not shying away from some bold statements this week, telling Bloomberg News that he thinks the Big Tech companies should be broken up.
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Chinese oil importers now appear to be shying away from buying U.S. crude oil as they fear Beijing may decide to add the commodity to its tariff list.
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When such actions result in endangering human life with the intention to intimidate Americans, there should be no shying away from calling it what it is: domestic terrorism.
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In a conference call with analysts Thursday morning following the company's latest earnings report, CEO Gary Smith said that more customers outside America are shying away from Huawei.
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In writing about your own preferences and taste, did you find yourself shying away from the more hard-and-fast critical edge of your professional reviews and critiques?
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Dating rumors started at the 2017 Met Gala -- but lately Nick and Priyanka have been inseparable, jetting off for all sorts of events and not shying away from PDA.
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It makes little sense to have the federal government seize money from these most vulnerable families while shying away from a sensible system of payroll withholding for active workers.
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He fought his battles gently—shying away from the adversarial style he experienced as a student at Cambridge—but with rigorous precision and an unfailing sense of social justice.
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I'm very interested in telling that story honestly, and in not shying away from the kind of things that happen with tragic frequency to young women in the world.
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And instead of shying away from the fact that technology is creating new challenges for the underprivileged, he said we need to address head on automation's impact on employment.
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Who knows: Instead of shying away from the trend, you too might just find statement hosiery to be the winter accessory you didn't know you were missing out on.
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Soulja Boy is making some huge changes to his lifestyle following a stint in county jail ... and that means shrinking his social circle and shying away from social media.
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With shows like Transparent, Black-ish, and Master of None, the field is experimenting with form and genre, and not shying away from societal taboos or new cultural norms.
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"Investors are probably shying away from exposure to the UK right now in terms of positioning - probably going back to benchmark exposures and wait-and-see mode," he said.
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Addiction advocates have been calling on Congress and the administration to reverse this trend by bolstering treatment, prevention and recovery services -- and shying away from a law enforcement approach.
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Instead of shying away from the tag, Kenworthy has embraced it and hopes to serve as an inspiration for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people (LGBT) around the world.
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I tend to shy away from the language that is brought upon us on a subject, but I'm not shying away from the question, I know what you're asking.
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A critical climax is reached in a professional goal, and you may be getting some exceptional rewards—or you may find yourself overwhelmed and shying away from the spotlight.
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I felt like her presence is funny, natural and positive in a way — she's not shying away from talking about difficult things in her life, or in the world.
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But he is also regarded as an incrementalist who prefers a slow, step-by-step process for staking out a position, shying away from big, bold precedent-shaking decisions.
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DSCC-backed Maine candidate Sara Gideon is also shying away from Medicare for All and the Green New Deal as she gears up for a challenge to GOP Sen.
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Kyle Long ain't shying away from the fact that thousands of people just saw his junk ... in fact, the Bears offensive lineman is actually joking about the whole ordeal!!!
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After years of shying away from impromptu interviews with reporters, she now engages on a daily basis and has continued to do so since announcing her presidential exploratory committee.
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To be clear, YouTube isn't necessarily shying away from original content altogether—it's just planning on putting ads in its originals instead of locking them all behind a monthly paywall.
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They mulled over the importance of grief, of not shying away from or desensitizing the pain, of what the Parkland shooting survivors did, and why the community needs this production.
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Democrats are shying away from using the word 'treason' when describing President Donald Trump's behavior with Russian President Vladimir Putin to not send the wrong message in an election year.
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The fact that Axon — a major supplier of police cameras in the US — is shying away from the technology is still significant, though, given the contentious nature of the technology.
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And people are already wondering what they'll choose to name their second child — Byrne and Cannavale's first child is named Rocco, so they're definitely not shying away from unique monikers.
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Base isn't the biggest player in a crowded CRM market by any means, but it's not shying away from a fight with industry giants like Salesforce, Microsoft, Oracle and SAP.
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In the United States, where nationwide wireless companies had been shying away from Huawei even before the Trump administration ban, Nokia has signed some of its largest deals to date.
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And more often than not, American manufacturers are shying away from cookie-cutter goods and services, and instead finding niche markets and opportunities to export high-end innovation to China.
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Fitch believes COLI is most likely among Chinese homebuilders to maintain its profitability, given that it is shying away from building its land bank when land prices have risen rapidly.
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There's a clear value here and an interesting take on touch input, and Apple isn't shying away from ripping out old function keys and replacing them with something entirely new.
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Powell has sought to make the Fed more transparent by speaking more frequently and clearly than his predecessors, shying away from economic jargon and pledging to speak to reporters monthly.
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Democrats are not shying away from the big-check power of super PACs, creating a new $50 million operation started by major labor unions and the billionaire environmentalist Tom Steyer.
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Eight months after the promised tax reform took effect, however, Republicans are shying away from discussions about stagnant wages, while Democrats dismiss the falling unemployment rate and surging economic growth.
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Start-ups are opting for private investment rounds and are shying away from the public scrutiny of the global capital markets, but one fund manager says he knows the solution.
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The draft of the speech includes no mention of "radical Islamic terrorism" — a phrase that candidate Trump regularly criticized opponent Hillary Clinton and President Barack Obama for shying away from.
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Yet the Democrats' campaign arm is shying away from the notion that the party will adopt any national message on gun reform, citing regional and cultural differences across the country.
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Those visitors have provided a welcome stream of income for Egypt after visitors from Europe and the United States began shying away from Egypt following the political upheaval of 2011.
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Meanwhile, some of Mr. Trump's allies fear that a president who has repeatedly called for winding down "endless wars" has effectively condoned Iranian behavior by shying away from military force.
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Meanwhile, Senior Research Analyst at Susquehanna Sam Poser also told CNBC on Wednesday he sees Under Armour's growth potential, but stressed that Nike is not known for shying away from competition.
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Underwood's performance on Sunday also earned cheers from fans excited to see the country star back up on her feet after shying away from the spotlight for the past few months.
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The difference, he added, is how China is responding to automation, which is by embracing it instead of shying away from it, as the US appears to be approaching the issue.
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Early examples that we see in the market are shying away from offering items or boosts, instead offering currency similar to how Ubisoft monetizes extra content in their Assassin's Creed games.
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JPMorgan, UBS, Credit Suisse, Barclays and Deutsche Bank were the main global banks, he said, pushing back against media reports that some Wall Street banks were shying away from its business.
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Wednesday's developments follow a series of delays on the decisions, including shying away from making a firm commitment to slowing down global warming during a G7 discussion in Italy this weekend.
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Daughter of jazz great Nat "King" Cole, Natalie inherited her father's stunning vocals but was determined to forge her own artistic identity, initially shying away from material reminiscent of the King's.
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Ms. Carrington had spent much of her career shying away from invitations to play in women-only bands; the offers that came from promoters and festivals often felt gimmicky or forced.
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With its short, vibrant chapters and clear, gentle prose, this triumphant and necessary book conjures the enchantments of childhood without shying away from the fraught realities of abandonment, abuse and neglect.
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In June, Brett O'Brien, senior vice president of PepsiCo-owned Gatorade, told industry publication Beverage Digest the company is "not shying away from CBD" while developing its new hydration beverage Bolt24.
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We can and should do more to crack down on countries that manipulate their currency, and we should stop shying away from making currency discipline an enforceable part of our agreements.
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Despite the Beyhive hating on her hard, Rita Ora isn't shying away from the controversy surrounding Lemonade and the woman Beyoncé seems to have identified as Jay Z's extra-marital lover.
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Sociopolitical hurdles notwithstanding, money remains a significant roadblock for developers, as the controversial nature of sex research has many investors shying away from backing new projects in spite of consumer interest.
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As a result, a growing number of people are shying away from lengthy rental or lease commitments and are instead turning to companies like Blueground for more flexible short-term solutions.
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Senator John McCain is not shying away from breaking with Trump on trade issues as he slammed the president's decision to pull his endorsement of the commitment with fellow G7 nations.
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GOP leaders are shying away from a direct confrontation with Trump over trade, and signaled Monday that they won't try to pass legislation to override a president of their own party.
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Entrepreneurs, engineers and venture investors are shying away from the consumer internet, and turning more to the seemingly ho-hum realm of supplying software to business, or so-called enterprise technology.
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Eniko Parrish isn't shying away from cameras in the wake of Kevin Hart apologizing to her for getting into a bad "situation" -- but she's also not throwing him under the bus.
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Momoa, who plays Aquaman in the DC movie universe and previously played Khal Drogo in Game of Thrones, doesn't look like he'll be shying away from his beefcake-y vibe on SNL.
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Taylor Wimpey's upbeat outlook counters an overall sluggish British housing market with people shying away from buying homes due to smaller household incomes and Brexit jitters keeping foreign investors on the sidelines.
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From the beginning of the conference's keynote address, it was clear that Abovitz wouldn't be shying away from the enthusiastic hyperbole that's been a hallmark of Magic Leap from the very beginning.
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Analysts CNBC spoke to agreed that Wilders' reaction to the result would equal business as usual: continuing as a noisy member of the opposition while also shying away from concrete policy commitments.
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In addition, Alchin said that while it is true that companies are more comfortable with safe-for-work brands, the idea of them shying away from adult titles is starting to fade.
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But instead of shying away from the shows that made her a child star, Romano is embracing her Disney roots and applying elements of those iconic shows to her new web series.
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Terry Schilling, executive director of the American Principles Project, said conservative groups that focus on social issues other than abortion have been shying away from politics — and losing ground in recent years.
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We see COLI as having the lowest downside risk on maintaining profitability among Chinese homebuilders, given that it is shying away from building its land bank when land prices have risen rapidly.
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After seeing what happened to Kalanick, who could blame the next innovator in highly government protected industries like mass transit, medical care, or energy from shying away from making a big splash?
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In the near future, one would suspect his most likely forum would be in stand-up, especially with corporate partners -- including FX, HBO and Netflix -- shying away from prior affiliations with him.
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Fiorina spoke about the GOP pushing for comprehensive immigration reform and trying not to "rock the boat" by shying away from social issues after failing to win the White House in 2012.
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But it's in using these guidelines that doctors make their strongest recommendations, while shying away from decisions where evidence is limited, and where their clinical experience and intuition may be most valuable.
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Falotico said Lincoln wasn&apost shying away from a fully electric offering, but for now, it&aposs introducing plug-in hybrids to ease customers into new propulsion technologies and address range anxiety.
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In 2004, Buckley wrote up a Winter-een-mas FAQ where readers could find tips on how to celebrate, such as shying away from gift giving to avoid diminishing the holiday's meaning.
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But, as a quick search of the hashtag #Draketattoo on Instagram will reveal, people aren't shying away from getting ink of Drake's face, lyrics, and even the logo for his record label, OVO.
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And though her famous father admits seeing his only daughter become a grown-up young woman "freaks [him] out," Depp isn't shying away from showing off her body in revealing fashion photo shoots.
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While this year has not lived up to past levels of salaciousness — so far — presidential candidates are not shying away from employing underhanded tricks ahead of the Republican South Carolina primary on Saturday.
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But Facebook now appears to be shying away from its role as a news source amid lingering questions about its handling of rumors and fake news that have affected elections around the world.
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Still, going forward, Zuckerberg and chief financial officer Dave Wehner were careful to emphasize that they aimed to keep the ad load from overwhelming users, shying away from formats like video pre-rolls.
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The innovation comes as consumers are shying away from processed sugar, according to Gustavo Setrini, an assistant professor of food studies at New York University's Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development.
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British property surveyors are the most downbeat about the short-term outlook for house prices in nearly eight years, and sellers are shying away from putting homes on the market, a survey showed.
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"We want to make sure we aren't shying away from but digging into the nuances of these really complex issues—such as how this issue affects trans women and trans people," he said.
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The report said big names were especially shying away from central London developments, with about 60 percent of lenders now operating in the area, down from 78 percent reported in its 2015 survey.
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He also reminds NFL teams that he was a BIG Randy Moss fan before the 1998 Draft ... when teams were shying away from the WR due to previous issues with drugs and violence.
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"If women started to consider themselves to be more important, then slowly it would start conversations around domestic violence, and sexual assault and menstrual hygiene, things that women were currently shying away from."
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Prominent among the Republican super-spenders shying away from Donald Trump are the billionaire conservatives Charles and David Koch, whose political machine has invested $42 million-plus to keep control of the Senate.
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"As you can see from the panels' makeup, we are not shying away from those differences of opinion," he said, introducing a slate of past, present, and soon-to-be-again intelligence officials.
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But even before Trump, most Republicans had nixed one of the report's key recommendations by shying away from immigration reform, when the backlash from their white base voters proved to be too secured.
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We see her struggling in the wake of her reunion with her birth parents: shying away from touch, flinching at the sight of Claire's new wedding ring, disconnected from life at Fraser's Ridge.
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But the president — often criticized for being blunt and never shying away from saying what he wants to say — will have his Trumanesque moment by refusing to pretend that Israel has no capital.
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Leading up to the election, many pollsters and pundits speculated that white women were shying away from Trump, especially in light of revelations that he once bragged about groping women without their consent.
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It's the Twin Peaks comparison that has been most prominent, and Riverdale isn't exactly shying away from it—from the similar opening title sequence to the theme of darkness lurking within a small town.
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Alana Evans isn't shying away from the story about Donald Trump's alleged tryst with fellow porn star Stormy Daniels back in 2006 ... because she thinks it's par for the course for guys like him.
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Without shying away from technical details, this survey provides an accessible course in neural networks, computer vision, and natural-language processing, and asks whether the quest to produce an abstracted, general intelligence is worrisome.
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Mercedes "MJ" Javid couldn't be happier with just a few weeks to go until she becomes a mother, and she's not shying away from the public despite the "mommy-shaming" she is already enduring.
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Investors have been shying away from taking risks as global growth has stuttered, particularly as a result of the slowdown in China, and interest rates have begun to move up in the United States.
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Trump supporters emerged from the meeting largely shying away from talking about Trump's tweet featuring a six-pointed star that was criticized for being anti-Semitic, which he defended during a rally Wednesday night.
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Both Trump and the group known as the "The Squad" -- Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, Ilhan Omar of Minnesota and Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts -- aren't shying away from the fight.
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The director gave a glancing reference to the problems when accepting the award, thanking the producers for never shying away from tough decisions and applauding star Leonardo DiCaprio for his commitment to the role.
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"Because the Fed is shying away from tightening, there will be liquidity sloshing around in the world's financial markets as well for another few months," said Tatsushi Maeno, senior strategist at Okasan Asset Management.
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Against such a backdrop, companies are either shying away from or unable to issue debt and equity and investors are reluctant to take on more risk, said Daniel Pinto, JPMorgan's head of investment banking.
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The former first daughter, 37, denied that her name would be on a ballot anytime soon during an interview with CBS This Morning Tuesday, but she's also not shying away from getting politically involved.
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Those include hearing screenings, eye exams, and lab tests in addition to the 9,300 pharmacies the company operates in the US. But the company is shying away from owning and operating those health services.
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Even many more daring investors like hedge funds and private equity firms, which are usually eager to pounce on industries in distress, are shying away from coal because of deep uncertainty about its future.
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He seemed to be constantly reinventing himself—whether he was recovering from depression or addiction or heartbreak—but he brought his fans along with him, never shying away from the pain of it all.
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Netflix has a history of not publicizing many of its viewership metrics, but the company isn't shying away from saying how many of its subscribers watched "The Irishman," the Golden Globe-nominated mobster film.
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Twitter's new guidance is essentially a rough outline of a policy that still has a lot of details to work out and that will inevitably cause backlash — a fact it isn't shying away from.
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Meanwhile, Musk is still not shying away from taking on further risky ventures, such as the cheekily named The Boring Company's plan to dig tunnels and build an ambitious high-speed, underground transportation system.
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The move by President Donald Trump has led to tourists shying away from Iran, while locals are not spending their money either, both of which have had a negative effect on the country's economy.
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WATCH THIS: Home Hack: The Easiest Way To Clean A Microwave In addition to not shying away from real-life fixer-uppers, millennials are also seemingly levelheaded about the daunting decision to purchase a home.
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While Doisneau is sometimes compared to Henri Cartier-Bresson, the latter was the archetypal 20th-century street photographer and photojournalist, never shying away from the gritty or the troubling, even as he made beautiful images.
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Others suggest Russia wants to reduce its reliance on the U.S. dollar, or is shying away from the euro or the pound, which have seen their values fall due to policy easing and Brexit, respectively.
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As uncomfortable of a topic as the allegations against Ansari can be, it's a part of the #MeToo movement that needs to be discussed — and good for Waithe for not shying away from discussing it.
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The actor, 37, is not shying away from his "crippling addiction to dessert," and he gives a look at his latest cheat day splurge in this hilarious addition to his "What's My Snack" Instagram series.
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Much like the previous two Space Policy Directives issued by the National Space Council as well as a number of other department directives issued under Trump, the government is shying away from being overly prescriptive.
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Blue Origin has also been known for shying away from interviews, but last month, the company recently let a select group of journalists into its headquarters in Kent, Washington, allowing them to tour the facility.
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Not only are smaller tech companies shying away from a crowded tech scene, but larger tech companies that have outgrown their headquarters are shifting their gaze to markets that have previously flown under their radar.
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As the Saudi son rises and the U.S. son-in-law falters, a dangerous dynamic is taking shape: Washington is shying away from setting a regional agenda, while Riyadh feels emboldened to fill the void.
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" By 2016, Trump was shying away from directly answering the question of whether he supported the embargo, instead saying during a March primary debate that he wanted to make "a good deal, a strong deal.
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LONDON, May 22 (LPC) - Leveraged loan borrowers are shying away from sterling in the run up to Brexit, instead opting to raise euros or dollars with swaps in place, restricting further an already illiquid market.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - After shying away from the international financial market, Egypt may well be forced by heavy funding needs to tap it just as turbulence pushes up rates, threatening to undermine its deficit-cutting ambitions.
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It's just one example of how the fashion industry -- never one known for shying away from political or cultural expression -- has taken to the runway to voice opinions amidst the glamour of New York Fashion Week.
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In contrast to, say, Oprah's expansive speech at the Globes, which expressed hope without shying away from the work still to be done, the Oscar winners' speeches were overwhelmingly nice: tasteful expressions of gratitude and astonishment.
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Xiaomi didn't hesitate taking inspiration from Apple's MacBook for its Notebook Air a few months ago, it's certainly not shying away from following the suit for its first computer mouse — weirdly named the Mi Portable Mouse.
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PALMER: Certainly you don&apost see Bob Corker or Jeff Flake shying away from the kind of dialogue and the back and forth that really propelled them into the dialogue and kind of driving the narrative.
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Reuters aims to give our customers, including newspapers, websites and other news organizations, high-quality images from conflict zones that tell a story fairly and honestly while not shying away from what may be considered graphic.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Stars at the Golden Globe Awards had plenty to say at Sunday's ceremony, not shying away from addressing the sexual misconduct scandal that has roiled Hollywood whether in pointed barbs or impassioned speeches.
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Chinese oil importers are shying away from buying U.S. crude as they fear Beijing's decision to exclude the commodity from its tariff list in a trade dispute between the world's biggest economies may only be temporary.
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But at the same time the Times is embracing the concept, others in the liberal policy elite are shying away from it — not because it goes too far, but because it doesn't go nearly far enough.
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But the Indian developers aren't shying away from their offer to get the first buyers of these condos in front of Donald Trump Jr., President Trump's oldest child, who helps run the family's real estate empire.
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With Wall Street slowly getting more bullish on Cisco's prospects — Barclays said Thursday that it believes the company will see key improvements in multiple product lines in 2020 — Tatro wasn't shying away from the downtrodden name.
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Even though Americans are shying away from impeachment, only about 250 in 243 say Democrats in Congress are overreaching in the investigations of the President they have launched since taking control of the House in January.
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After shying away from shutoffs last year before the historic Camp Fire, which killed more than 80 people and virtually decimated the town of Paradise, Pacific Gas & Electric Company moved in the opposite direction this fall.
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"We did what we thought was right, but I am not shying away from my responsibility and I respect those who feel we should have removed him from the game," Mr. Probst said in the statement.
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Instead, it celebrates platonic male closeness rather than shying away from it — and even better, the two men never allow their friendship to be threatened, despite the fact that they are in love with the same woman.
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Markets have started to entertain the prospect of a near term U.S. rate hike after last week's release of Fed meeting minutes showed that policymakers weren't shying away from raising interest rates as early as next month.
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The show's earnest approach to relationships and sex — there's no shying away from the awkwardness of any of it — is appealing enough to counteract the way the plot falls into a much more typical (and disappointing) pattern.
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"Modi and Obama deserve credit for not shying away from historically contentious issues, like curbing dangerous hydrofluorocarbons," said Andrew Steer, the president and CEO of the World Resources Institute (WRI), an environmental think tank, in a statement.
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There's no shying away from the theme: Shelves are lined with sugar skulls and a very fine selection of mezcal (booze nerds, take note), while the food is all blue tortilla tacos and pollo en mole pablano.
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Clearly, despite public consternation over Cambridge Analytica's tactics, especially in the days and weeks after Trump won (and before its data misappropriation had come to light), political campaigns are not shying away from the use of psychographics.
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Financing commercial property has been local banks' bread-and-butter business for years, but a postcrisis push for loan growth prompted regulatory warnings about lax lending standards, and small banks are now shying away from the market.
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Anglo American Platinum (Amplats), the top South African palladium producer, resumed dividends in 2017 for the first time since 2011 and raised its dividend payout-ratio this year, but it too is shying away from major spending.
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They are devout Christians from a Protestant sect known more for shying away from the world than for going out to war zones — but they aren't in Iraq to proselytize in a largely Muslim land, they say.
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Spohn told Business Insider that the key to nailing successful deals in health tech is in an investor's ability to see how the industry has historically functioned without shying away from big ideas for how to transform it.
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Univision's bid for Gawker illustrates how the U.S. Spanish-language broadcaster is seeking to expand its digital media properties, and is not shying away from a news brand that has often courted controversy to build a cult readership.
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International credit continues to be virtually unavailable, with large banks shying away from dealing with Iran because of complicated regulations and continuing unilateral American sanctions against the country, designated a "state sponsor of terrorism" by the United States.
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And he hasn't shown any signs of shying away from the spotlight, hitting 224.7-of-23 from 225-point range and finishing with 20093 points in the Bison's attempt at an upset of defending national champion North Carolina.
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But now, as Drag Race celebrity has to contend with the same kind of passionate online circles that pop stars have been shying away from for decades, it's something the queens have to consider from here on out.
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These young "Afropolitans" are "cultural mutts" embracing honorific legacies of the indigenous old and promising potential of the cosmopolitan new, but never, ever shying away from criticisms of traditional practice and belief if and when they become constraining.
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However, despite not shying away from clashing with Obama from time to time, Sanders could be counted on as a reliable vote for some of Obama's most important policy initiatives, including the passage of the Affordable Care Act.
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The toils of both trades, even in an environment where there is still appetite for risk and yield, show investors are being more discriminate - shying away from companies in particular that might struggle to weather an economic downturn.
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SINGAPORE/BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese oil importers are shying away from buying U.S. crude as they fear Beijing's decision to exclude the commodity from its tariff list in a trade dispute between the world's biggest economies may only be temporary.
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Meanwhile, Ford competitor Volvo isn't shying away from its own ridiculous plans for driverless cars: it wants to put tray tables and screens in its vehicles, turning them into first-class airline seats, as Gizmodo's Alissa Walker put it.
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Goldman Sachs has been asked to study the scope of potential options of Deutsche Post, which is shying away from making large investments in the unit or taking on risks tied to large scale vehicle production, the people said.
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That was our guiding light the whole way through to try and do justice to the experience that they endured and how difficult it was — we weren't shying away from the incredibly difficult situation that they had to go through.
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British property surveyors are the most downbeat about the short-term outlook for house prices in nearly eight years, and sellers are shying away from putting homes on the market in the run-up to Brexit, a survey showed last month.
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I am merely one anecdata point among billions, but I'm sure I'm not the only Facebook user who has found herself shying away from the very public, often performative, and even tiring habit of posting regular updates to Facebook and Instagram.
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Despite occupying an ostensibly coequal branch of government, "Capitol Hill Republicans have papered over their not-insignificant policy differences with Trump, shying away from any statement about the president-elect that might possibly be construed as critical," Politico reported Wednesday.
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If today is anything to go by, it seems clear that not only does she have zero intention of shying away from the issues she cares about, but that the royal family is less allergic to change than the public thought.
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Companies are already showing signs of shying away from big deals; while there have been a handful of headline-grabbing transactions, merger volume in the first quarter of the year is already down 38 percent from last year, according to Dealogic.
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So instead of shying away from discussions of outcomes, HBCU leaders could be a leading voice, suggesting ways to incorporate outcomes that represent the best interests of black students and offering key takeaways that can help students at all institutions.
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Mercosur, which also includes Uruguay and Paraguay, is working with the European Union to finalize the political framework for a trade deal this year, at a time when the United States under Donald Trump has been shying away from trade.
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As of Friday, PG&E was shying away from negotiating so-called debtor-in-possession financing that companies typically line up before a bankruptcy filing to help keep operating while under court protection, one source familiar with the matter said.
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These threats, combined with his general lack of talent, his violent temper, his flagrant racism, and his tendency to rant about an upcoming race war, had all contributed to Melcher finally shying away from helping Manson with his musical career.
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And there is concern that some Chinese customers are shying away from Apple products out of national pride, particularly since the authorities in the United States brought charges against the Chinese telecom giant Huawei and its chief financial officer, Meng Wanzhou.
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Although SAPO is shying away from making lots of specific statements — charges of espionage are extremely politically sensitive — it has indicated that it's tracked people affiliated with Russian intelligence services participating in conferences aimed at blocking further Swedish cooperation with NATO.
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Mama Cax, a Brooklyn-born advocate for people with disabilities and a rising model who challenged the fashion industry's standard of beauty by not shying away from displaying her prosthetic leg on the runway and in fashion campaigns, died on Dec.
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"They are not shying away from work that's quite political and that shows conflict, which is what the Hong Kong work shows," David Butow, an American photojournalist whose photo essay Battleground Hong Kong was shortlisted in the Documentary category, told Quartz.
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The increase in insider buying activity runs counter to a broader trend this year of companies shying away from repurchases and reduction in share count — not unusual considering the market has set a series of new historic highs this year.
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Interestingly enough, even with all the sparkle and talk of future possibilities, most game developers are currently shying away from developing for VR. Out of the thousands polled, only 39% (up from last year's 32%) said they are working on current VR projects.
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Instead of shying away from the oiled-up hunk in front of them, the all-female audience were all in the front row, edging their seats closer to get a better look, or helping the performer rub baby oil onto his chest.
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Investors have struggled to make money trading the pound in 2018, and many funds have sat on the sidelines - cutting their holdings and shying away from betting on the ins and outs of negotiations that conclude with a binary, hard-to-predict outcome.
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Far from shying away from criticism of Trump as he announced the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pointed out the President didn't officially brief Congress as is the custom, but did tell the Russians something was coming.
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Several prospective deals announced this month, from the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico to onshore Iran, suggest that the industry may be shying away from expensive forays into uncharted territory, and taking a more cost-conscious approach to exploration and production.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Western manufacturers are shying away from supplying equipment for an Iranian port that India is developing for fear the United States may reimpose sanctions on Tehran, Indian officials say, dealing a blow to New Delhi's strategic ambitions in the region.
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Furthermore, while we don't know yet whether Trump will follow through with this threat, his abandonment of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in his first few days in office is an indication that he is not shying away from his campaign pledges.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British property surveyors are the most downbeat about the short-term outlook for house prices in nearly eight years, and sellers are shying away from putting homes on the market in the run-up to Brexit, a survey showed on Thursday.
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Traders appear to be shying away from taking big bets on the British currency with so much doubt about the chances of securing a deal with the EU less than four months before Britain is due to leave the bloc, on March 29.
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At a joint news conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin after a summit in Helsinki on Monday, Trump stunned politicians back home by shying away from criticizing Putin for Moscow's efforts to undermine the election, contradicting the findings of American intelligence agencies.
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One of the challenges in booking an Oscar host has been that it now seems like such a thankless task, with logical A-list names shying away from being placed under that microscope (see Kevin Hart's experience), in a "Life's too short" manner.
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Trump stunned the world on Monday by shying away from criticizing the Russian leader for Moscow's actions to undermine the election and cast doubt on U.S. intelligence agencies, prompting calls by some U.S. lawmakers for tougher sanctions and other actions to punish Russia.
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The interjection of verbal tics seem to be among the speech patterns that trigger the most negative reactions; they supposedly make people sound air-headed or uncertain, or both, say linguists, because they are shying away from deliberately characterizing the thing they are talking about.
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Friday's meeting showed that the Kremlin is not shying away from actions that could influence foreign elections, even after the storm over U.S. intelligence agencies' allegations that Russia tried to interfere in the U.S. presidential election to help Donald Trump win the White House.
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"I was literally in Arizona until the one minute before the draft, I got a call from (new Cardinals coach) Kliff (Kingsbury) saying that they were about to draft Kyler, but I mean, not for a millisecond was I shying away from competition," Rosen said.
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The onshore market has shown more stability, with short sellers shying away from shorting the currency since the authorities engineered a jump in offshore borrowing costs earlier this month, but traders say sentiment remains weak on views the yuan may soon resume its downward trend.
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"I felt so inspired to do it [because] I'm finally at a place where I feel very comfortable with my body," Mosier said, adding that he wanted to be in the Body Issue for more than a year after shying away from photos for nearly 29 years.
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The TANK Art Festival was a landmark event that both encapsulated and defined the unique art scene emerging in Shanghai, achieving social criticism without shying away from our age's obsession with consumerism and entertainment; rather it used both to invite the public into a conversation about art.
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Sometimes they even help train us to see truth in a new way, to see how our own experiences and memories cloud our vision of what's honest, and perhaps help us build more empathy along the way while also not shying away from what is difficult.
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As the New York Times pointed out in September, stars are shying away from traditional media and interviews, often resulting in those charming but unrevealing conversations between two celebrities, like Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Stone, Harry Styles and Timothée Chalamet, or Taylor Swift and Pattie Boyd.
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Just when I think this show can't get more layered or complex, every week it does, bringing us even more nuanced depictions of a Black family without shying away from tough issues like sexuality, mental health, rape, and how the Black community feels about police officers.
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Russian state media isn't shying away from suggesting the offensive in Aleppo and elsewhere will make a difference, with Russia Today citing Middle East analyst Sharmine Narwani as saying the Syrian-Russian advance will change the agenda when talks resume in full later this month in Geneva.
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And these daters weren't shying away from thorny conversations, either: The study found that a good political conversation on a first date boosted chances of a second date taking place by 91%, and 79% of singles said they were willing to date someone from a different party.
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While Momentum said it is an M&A broker as defined by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, its co-founder McAlpine said it is purposely shying away from the "investment bank" moniker because it provides full advisory services from a company's founding to its exit.
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Shying away from a discussion about sacrifice weakens our sense of common duty, and promotes atomistic individualism among citizens who are adept at being angry, but increasingly see each other as fanatics who are unwilling to revisit their own opinions or compromise any of their priorities.
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And European Union members, when push comes to shove, have a history of shying away from sanctions against other members — as they have done recently with Hungary, and with Austria when the far-right Freedom Party was part of the governing coalition from 2000 to 2005.
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Wojcicki has theories, but she doesn't have clear proof for why consumers are shying away from getting tests that reveal their percentage of Irish heritage, propensity for a favorite ice cream flavor, or whether they have a limited set of variants that are associated with breast cancer.
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But it stands to reveal much more about how the court's newly-bolstered conservative majority will handle gun-control measures in the age of mass shootings, and how bold they are willing to be after many years of shying away from handing down rulings on the matter.
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And the Nevada Democrat has mostly kept her head down in her two years in the Senate, shying away from taking the lead on messaging for the party but quietly plowing into the behind-the-scenes political work that helped ready her for her new gig.
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This is also his first movie without Harvey Weinstein, and given Tarantino's fraught history with what he knew about Weinstein and his own controversial behavior on movie sets, well, he's certainly not shying away from subject matter that will cause him to engage with those issues even more.
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Univision's winning bid for Gawker, which will go before a U.S. bankruptcy judge on Thursday, shows how the U.S. Spanish-language broadcaster is seeking to expand its digital media properties and is not shying away from a news brand that has often courted controversy to build a cult readership.
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These threats, combined with his general lack of talent, his violent temper, his flagrant racism and tendency to rant about an upcoming race war, which he called "Helter Skelter," had all contributed to Melcher shying away from helping Manson with his musical career, effectively ending Manson's Hollywood ambitions.
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In terms of total dollars, second-quarter investments outpaced all but three quarters since 2000, the height of the dot-com boom, suggesting that despite widespread concerns over valuations and a dormant market for tech initial public offerings, venture capitalists and institutional investors are not shying away from writing big checks.
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These scholars, academics, and advocates apply deep nuance, piety, and sophistication in seeking to address these issues, and have shown that it is not only possible, but incumbent, to do so in ways that are both penetrating and respectful, all while not shying away from difficult questions and harder answers.
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Instead of shying away from what many of his colleagues considered to be a political land mine, Mr. Casten — a top target for Republicans hoping to wrest back competitive seats — held impeachment-centric town halls across his district to further explain first the Mueller report, and then the Ukraine matter.
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And that's generally been the play, to profess fealty to long-term targets while shying away from the short-term action those targets imply — to say the right things on climate change but never quite put it at the front of the line, never quite spend the political capital on it.
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Choosing affordable workwear for unemployed women as a banner cause is a telling sign of Meghan's role as a royal: The kind that can use the word "feminist" without appearing visibly uncomfortable, who champions women entering the workforce, and who isn't shying away from her former life as an influencer.
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So what's gonna happen, when you think about Facebook, Kara, and you think about, say, YouTube, which has also had a lot of problems with pornography and inappropriate content and advertisers are now shying away from that, what is the solutions for these companies, when the genie is out of the bottle?
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Marie, for one, is trying to stay on Snapchat's good side by keeping her content relatively tame (more rated R than XXX); even in the pre-IPO days of Snapchat's parent comapny she heard stories of porn performer accounts getting deleted, by shying away from explicit sex, she hopes to avoid that fate.
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When he did a clinical trial with MAPS using the psychedelic drug MDMA, Jon said it was "the greatest therapeutic experience I did in my life," because rather than shying away from confronting his problems like he did in previous talk therapy, he was able to discuss them without having a panic attack.
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It's the fourth time Rivian has raised money this year, following an Amazon-led $700 million raise in February, a $500 million investment from Ford in April, and $350 million from Cox Automotive in September — despite a market that is shying away from big investments in startups for a number of reasons.
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The indictment was the first brought by Mueller against Russians, and it revealed for the first time the inner workings of the troll farm, known as the Internet Research Agency, Instead of shying away from the spotlight, some of the trolls seized on the moment to double down on their influence campaign.
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Taiwan opposition politicians said Trump's shying away from the possibility of another phone call, in comments in an interview with Reuters, cast doubt in Taiwan on the strength of U.S. ties, even though Taiwan's government has said both sides had communicated on the issue and no phone call was being planned at this stage anyway.
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While he is not shying away from Virginia specific issues, he is also emphasizing topics like the battle over Obamacare (his campaign ad featuring an ambulance being crushed has reached viral status with more than 400,000 views on YouTube), the Trump administration's travel ban and the controversy over Russia's alleged meddling in the US election.
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More disturbing signs of the lack of political will are the strong showing of populist candidates in the polls for October's presidential election and the fact that even mainstream candidates are shying away from a discussion of what the country needs to do to turn around its public finances and to jumpstart its economy.
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Rather than shying away from this debate or engaging in polemics about Iraq, the candidates should explain and articulate when, as commander in chief, and under what circumstances they would be willing to employ force and how they would handled dangers and threats in North Korea, Iran, the Baltic States, Syria, Iraq and in other trouble spots.
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They are shying away from hardware makers or e-commerce suppliers with sizeable UK sales, which count for less after currency swings driven by Britain's vote to leave the EU. Shareholders are also wary of software and services firms getting caught short by budget freezes by customers scrambling to reassess their businesses and resulting slowing economic growth.
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Accessible without ever shying away from the science in sci-fi That's the most broad, generic description of the film I can possibly provide, and that's where I'm going to leave it, because Arrival is a film that's not so much built up out of plot points and story beats as it's built from emotional and character turns.
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Rachel Bloom, who created the show and stars as Rebecca Bunch, a lawyer who gives up her job at a high-powered New York firm to move to West Covina, California, manages to find the perfect amount of humor and pathos in Rebecca's hysterical hijinks without shying away from the honest side effects of living with a mental illness.
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And so you won't see us shying away from trying to continue down that path, but you will also see that we will continue to lead the industry in terms of how consumers can find out what we're collecting, specifically what we collected, what we're going to use it for, and how they can turn it off if they don't like it.
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Monica Lewinsky has a more painful past than some people can even imagine, but she's not shying away from it The 45-year-old anti-bullying activist — who infamously had an affair with then-President Bill Clinton when she was a White House intern in the 1990s — revisited the troubled time in her life for an upcoming documentary series called The Clinton Affair.
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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 is adopting an even harder line than before on immigration and asylum-seekers, an issue he shows no signs of shying away from heading into the 2020 election.
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"What our writers do so beautifully is find that real-life balance with the humor that emerges in some of the heaviest moments and also in not shying away from — and having the courage to — really dive into some subject matter that all of our lives are being affected by, be that the election or the 'N-word' or preeclampsia and being an older mother or being biracial," she says.
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Even though Ardern had to fly there in the middle of the night and fly back a day later in the middle of the night, she wanted to attend because all Kiwi prime ministers consider it a can't-miss; and also because she didn't want to seem like she was shying away from an ongoing debate with Australia, as she tries to rescue refugees from the hideous holding facilities in Nauru, the shame of Australia.
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"In a climate dominated by speculation over monetary policy, PMIs give a solid insight into the state of the 'real' economy and how domestic industries are coping with policy measures, and are not to be ignored," said Ana Thaker, Market Economist at PhillipCapital UK. Markets have started to entertain the prospect of a near term U.S. rate hike after last week's release of Fed meeting minutes showed that policymakers weren't shying away from raising interest rates as early as next month.
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A lot of things will look familiar to a traditional Live broadcast for the streamer, but things like physically reaching out and grabbing a comment to show those watching are things only possible in VR. Facebook Spaces may be just a preview of CEO Mark Zuckerberg's 10-year vision for virtual reality at the company, but with Messenger video calls and Facebook Live broadcasts already coming to the app, it's clear that the company isn't shying away from building a bridge between its loftier VR bets and its central 2D service, which now boasts 2 billion users.
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Here is a look at some of the commencement speakers who have spoken, or are scheduled to speak at commencement events this season: Brown University: actor-director John Krasinski Dartmouth College: cellist Yo-Yo MaHarvard University: German Chancellor Angela MerkelUniversity of Pennsylvania: criminal justice reform leader Bryan StevensonPrinceton University: actor Ellie KemperYale University: author Chimamanda AdichieUniversity of California, Berkeley: Teach for America founder Wendy KoppDuke University: former CEO of the WNBA Lisa BordersTulane University: Apple CEO Tim Cook University of Wisconsin: NFL star JJ Watt MIT: entrepreneur Michael BloombergUCSD: former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright Georgetown University: chef and activist Jose Andres Cornell University: scientist Bill NyeUniversity of Florida: author James PattersonOhio State University: journalist Fareed Zakaria Arizona State University: Political commentator David BrooksUniversity of Texas at Austin: CEO of Dell Technologies Michael Dell Of course, universities aren't shying away from politics altogether.
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