They regularly get up after sitting for just short periods.
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What is available has usually been sitting for a while.
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In other words: No more floor-sitting for you, dear reader.
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Rashid and I always talked about him sitting for a portrait.
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Instead, listings are sitting for a longer time and piling up.
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There is no concern about sitting for an interview with them.
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Step 2: Add yeastOK, so this has been sitting for 24 hours.
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A digital journalist can find him or herself sitting for 12 straight hours.
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It's no secret that sitting for long stretches isn't great for your body.
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It wasn't even my pantry; I had been house-sitting for two months.
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When you're house sitting for millennials and ask how the lights work pic.twitter.
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Sitting for photos is a tough thing for any little kid to endure.
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Ultimately, Mueller wrapped up his investigation without Trump ever sitting for an interview.
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Once it's been sitting for a few hours, the liquid is then chilled.
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Then Mr. Biden joined us, sitting for photographs for 15 or 20 minutes.
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I'm sitting for so many hours a day, sometimes 10 hours a day.
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But sitting for photos when your mother is the reigning queen of self-documentation?
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You're also more likely just to be sitting for a prolonged period of time.
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I am dog-sitting for a month and don't know anyone, except the dog.
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By month's end my tolerance for sitting for more than an hour had decreased.
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A provision requires people to sign sworn affidavits, which means sitting for lengthy interviews.
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Sitting for too long has been linked to cardiovascular disease, cancer and early death.
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"Trucks are running down the highway empty, they're sitting for hours at facilities," he said.
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I'm going to be dog-sitting for a family member for a couple of days.
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Sitting for extended periods of time is commonly recognized as being bad for your health.
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Symptoms are accentuated by sitting for long periods of time and going up/down stairs.
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When I learned that I had to evacuate, I was dog sitting for a fella.
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Joe Donnelly of Indiana, one of the most endangered Democrats sitting for reelection in 2018.
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The vehicle was sitting for about a half an hour before it burst into flames.
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With both Ryan Fitzpatrick and Josh Rosen sitting for Miami, Rudock played the whole game.
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"Within 36 hours, about, I was sitting for a final at college," she told Vox.
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Many came, looked, and walked away, or left after sitting for just a few minutes.
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Full disclosure: we're planning on making all three in one sitting for a spiralized summer feast.
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In the scene, Keyes plays an oiled-up, ambitious model sitting for a shoot with Meghan.
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He recalled sitting for television appearances after his win, only to get questions about Mr. Rubio.
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Within a few weeks I was dog sitting for a couple heading out for Columbus Day.
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Sitting for hours on long-haul flights can be rough on the body and the brain.
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She'd been staying with her boyfriend in his brother's home and was dog-sitting for them.
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I frequently traveled to California, dog-sitting for families and friends, spending mornings at the beach.
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But to me sitting for 12 hours, even with plenty of breaks, is not the ideal.
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The possibility could help to explain why sitting for hours is associated with obesity, he continues.
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Most of the men and women reported sitting for about 9 or 10 hours a day.
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Federer and Rafael Nadal, the world No. 1, were both reinvigorated after sitting for extended periods.
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Michigan took a 268-163 lead with Walton sitting for the first time in the game.
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The couple then met members of the Regiment before sitting for official Officers' and Sergeants' Mess photographs.
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Maybe you have a job that requires sitting for prolonged periods and you need to lose weight.
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The ship has been sitting for days off Lampedusa, watched by an Italian patrol boat stationed nearby.
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My parents are away this weekend, so my younger sister and I are dog sitting for them.
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I had fun, but I feel sluggish after sitting for so long and eating a heavy meal.
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There's Tom, a student who is apartment-sitting for a female professor he has a crush on.
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The unidentified man was apparently house-sitting for his parents when he spotted a few creepy crawlers.
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For example, would anyone sitting for these tests volunteer that they had secret proclivities for jihadist terrorism?
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After all, sitting for extended periods can put strain on your back and cause you to slouch.
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He added it's "almost impossible" to maintain a good posture when sitting for long hours at work.
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Price appeared on CNN's State of the Union Sunday morning, sitting for an interview with Jake Tapper.
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Malala is sitting for a photo shoot at the end of her visit to the high school.
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The justices, however, could still decide to hear the case and add a special sitting for arguments.
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Plus, when you're sitting for hours, it's easy to drink less water than normal without realizing it.
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She had been dog-sitting for her boyfriend, who was out of town, according to media reports.
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In a few weeks he is sitting for a Q&A at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Oh, and unlike most every other cover subject, Queen Bey will not be sitting for an interview.
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François Mitterrand was at some point sitting for Druet, while just starting his first term as president.
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Sitting for an interview, the report makes clear, would have exposed Mr. Trump to far more problems.
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And she's been sitting for remote interviews in the Des Moines, Cedar Rapids and Omaha media markets.
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Eighteen years after his last adventure, retired Starfleet Admiral Jean-Luc Picard is sitting for an interview.
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We end up sitting for over two hours just chatting politics and our hopes for the future.
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Sitting for an interview at the Sanford Center, Bemidji State's home rink, the Fitzgeralds subtly differentiated themselves.
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After sitting for only a few minutes in his suit and tie, Trump became impatient and irritable.
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There's also shots of her getting sonograms and sitting for a photo shoot with another preggo pal.
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Image: APIt shouldn't come as a surprise that sitting for long periods of time is bad for us.
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"Some are sitting for days, and weeks, and months in some cases," he told Motherboard over the phone.
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I usually eat lunch at my desk, so most days I find myself sitting for eight hours straight.
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VENEZUELA'S opposition-controlled parliament, the first in nearly 16 years, has been sitting for less than a month.
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So you might as well ... Well, why not take advantage of the global workforce that's sitting for you?
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And they're most likely to strike after you've been standing or sitting for a long period of time.
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He's house-sitting for his mother, in suburban Southern California, caring for her plants and trying to write.
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Oakland Raiders wide receiver Antonio Brown could be sitting for almost any reason from head to toe, apparently.
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Thousands of passengers were left scurrying around in darkened terminals or sitting for hours on planes on tarmacs.
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My knees were half-bent because my hamstrings had contracted so much from sitting for so many years.
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I believe he has absolutely no plans to personally cooperate with the investigation by sitting for an interview.
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But some legal experts contend that by simply sitting for the meeting, Donald Trump Jr. broke the law.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers began negotiations with Mr. Mueller late last year about the president sitting for an interview.
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Researchers calculate that standing instead of sitting for six hours would use an extra 54 calories a day.
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Erik Stevenson scored 16 points despite sitting for extended periods in the second half due to foul trouble.
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He has indicated that sitting for an interview himself could help bring the investigation to a swift end.
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Erik Stevenson scored 23 points despite sitting for extended periods in the second half due to foul trouble.
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New research has found that sitting for too long can play a direct role in an early death.
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Unfortunately, between commuting and office work, it's difficult for many to avoid sitting for extended periods of time.
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A handful of people were in the store, booking appointments, picking up developed film and sitting for portraits.
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Twitter user Tommy is house sitting for his aunt, which includes watching her fluffy Pomeranian, Pepper, while she's away.
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We've been sitting for a year patiently allowing [Schubert] an opportunity to do right, and she has failed us.
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If you're sitting for too long, the Mi Band 2 will vibrate to remind you that you should move.
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She said Chris was being transparent with law enforcement — sitting for hours of questions, letting them into his home.
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No one in our section, just rows from the top, showed any indication they'd be sitting for this game.
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For one woman, a visitor from Michigan house-sitting for a son away in Thailand, yawping was not enough.
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Mauas wound up seeking medical assistance after sitting for hours in the sun waiting for the match to start.
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At our next meeting, she informed me that she wouldn't be sitting for any photographs to accompany this article.
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He noticed his heart rake had spiked to 150, an abnormally high level considering he'd been sitting for hours.
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Known as "the Long Parliament", it lasted from November 1640 to April 1653, sitting for a total of 3,322 days.
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He was one of six Indigenous politicians sitting for the 183th Parliament, but his appointment was also a landmark first.
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Sitting for eight hours a day sucks, but getting up to take a walk around the office isn't always possible.
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The app passed YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram to take the number one spot, where it's been sitting for two days.
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The central bank has been sitting for years on applications from eight banks to change to an Islamic business model.
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Sitting for hours in the cargo hold of a JetBlue aircraft with that much weight pressing down doesn't sound fun.
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I consider skipping my lunch walk again, but I don't want to make sitting for eight hours straight a habit.
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But sitting for five hours a day is the same on a health basis as smoking a pack of cigarettes.
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So if you've been sitting for a long time and feel like standing, the TerraMat may just be the trick.
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He has taken similarly assertive stances against leaders in the United Kingdom and at NATO hours before sitting for talks.
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A more tangible goal is to find something — anything — that motivates people to interrupt sitting for 30 minutes per day.
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But sitting for 30 minutes also changed the knee, he points out, which he and his colleagues had not expected.
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He's sternly reminded them they will be sitting for hours unable to talk, tweet or do much other than listen.
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Phys Ed Taking a walk every 30 minutes can restore blood flow to the brain when you're sitting for hours.
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Hatching a chick requires sitting, for many vigilant weeks, in a nest that can be as big as a refrigerator.
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We all have heard by now that sitting for hours on end is unhealthy, even if we also occasionally exercise.
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"This is part of Lou Gehrig's history and it's been sitting for decades in attics and closets," Mr. Ellis said.
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Lady Gaga poured her heart out to Oprah ... revealing she suffered a "psychotic break" triggered by sitting for a deposition.
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However, there were concerns that he would be overwhelmed sitting for hours in a large auditorium surrounded by hundreds of people.
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How common was photography during this time, and what did exactly did being a photographer and sitting for a portrait entail?
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Had Scalia been sitting for those arguments, he might have been able to derail that sustained attack from the left side.
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Instead of everyone across grades sitting for them every year, they would be given to a statistically representative sampling of students.
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Beyonce just hit the stage -- plus 2 -- at The Grammys and kept things low-key ... sitting for most of her performance.
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Research on the matter is mixed, but some studies have linked sitting for long periods to a range of health concerns.
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I have headphones in so I can't hear anything, but usually they say we will be sitting for a few minutes.
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Guests began the event sipping Ruinart champagne at a cocktail reception before sitting for a program that included two world premieres.
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"I could understand the argument where we are sitting for a period of time where inflation was in issue," he said.
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Time to get up A new study says sitting for long periods of time can kill you, even if you exercise.
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She's always stiff when she's been sitting for a while, and we were on the water for more than an hour.
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And you've got to figure that when she was sitting for that photo as a child, that was a big deal.
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According to a new study, sitting for long periods correlates with earlier death; the longer you sit, the shorter your life.
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Many people make these reciprocal arrangements: pet sitting for one another, sharing a vacation home or trading yard work for cooking.
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Flying can be hard on the body, and sitting for long periods of time can cause back pain or sore legs.
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McGahn cooperated extensively with Mueller's investigation, reportedly sitting for roughly 30 hours of interviews with the special counsel's team last year.
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Think about the last time that you, say, left your MacBook or laptop sitting for a day or two or ten.
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Sitting for a long time in the same position restricts blood flow and is not good for your muscles, she explained.
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Jake, 61, has been sitting for his father since he was 17 years old, he said, every Monday for two hours.
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But for now, Vindman is the only current White House official remaining in his post after sitting for the lengthy interview.
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"Sometimes one person works for 22 hours without even sitting for a while ... but we are doing our bit," he said.
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The "Love & Hip Hop" star made the shocking revelation Monday while sitting for an interview with Power 105.1's Angie Martinez.
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Sphere employees have cooperated for months with Mueller's investigation, including by turning over documents requested by investigators and sitting for voluntary interviews.
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Lowell, in a statement, said Kushner has cooperated fully with the investigation, including sitting for two interviews with the special counsel's office.
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While maneuvering a controller, keeping an eye out for enemies, and sitting for hours, your body is in fight-or-flight mode.
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When you're sitting for a long time, comfort is paramount, so you'll want comfortable seats that can keep you warm or cool.
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When sitting for long periods of time is uncomfortable for those who've experienced trauma-related freezing, Treleaven suggests mindfulness that incorporates movement.
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But this isn't an ideal world and you're going to get interrupted, get hungry and get antsy sitting for hours on end.
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But you can do your best to prevent them by exercising regularly and not sitting for too many hours at a time.
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When movie stars are sitting for dozens of interviews in rapid succession, getting a genuinely fun interview out of them is hard.
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Sitting for long periods of time is just plain bad for you, but it's also bad for your ability to be productive.
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Trump and Macron took questions after sitting for extended talks on security matters, including the civil war in Syria and counterterrorism efforts.
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The mayor's decision did not appear to be driven by scheduling conflicts, as he spent the morning sitting for three radio interviews.
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Nearly 26% of the surveyed adults reported sitting for more than eight hours per day, while nearly 45% said they were inactive.
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Overall, sitting for more than eight hours per day combined with too little activity increased with age, according to the survey results.
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The manager told me the bread used for sandwiches was fresh-baked and had been sitting for no longer than four hours.
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If you identify with the latter group, you've probably been warned of all the dangers of sitting for eight hours a day.
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But sitting for hours on end in the library and reading both children's books and The Times helped my English improve tremendously.
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After sitting for some time on the floor, she got into an argument with a security guard who asked her to move.
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He gave a longer drug pricing speech on Monday, before sitting for an hourlong news conference with reporters on the fine print.
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Sitting for long periods increases the risk for deep vein thrombosis, a blood clot that forms in the legs from stagnant circulation.
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Sitting for tea didn't seem to have any similar purpose, which is why I'd been so confused about it from the onset.
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For the night, he completed 29 of 39 passes for 493 yards -- and that includes sitting for most of the fourth quarter.
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TM is a proprietary practice taught by certified teachers that requires sitting for 20 minutes twice a day and repeating a mantra.
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The very next week, he had been sitting for long hours painting outside when he stood up and had a serious fall.
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A friend of Norm Macdonald's son was found dead in the condo where he was house sitting for the comedian ... TMZ has learned.
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While sitting for several hours watching back-to-back episodes of Narcos or Transparent seems harmless, we're actually leaving a massive carbon footprint.
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Speculation is rife that the internet restrictions are in place to prevent cheating by final year secondary students sitting for a national examinations.
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I remember just sitting for a whole week just reading Marcia Clark's book, reading articles, watching stuff, and not picking up the phone.
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Speculation is rife that the internet restrictions was put in place to prevent cheating by final year secondary students sitting for national examinations.
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She was last seen jogging in Brooklyn, IA, while dog-sitting for her boyfriend, Dalton Jack, who was out of town for work.
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Amber Heard was grilled until she was well done Saturday ... sitting for her long-awaited deposition for 7 long hours ... TMZ has learned.
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Sitting for long periods may also adversely affect blood vessel function and increase food cravings, causing us to eat more and gain weight.
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Sarah Palin blasted him after he apparently tricked her into sitting for an interview for what she thought was a legitimate historical documentary.
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Since what we do is so time-consuming and one-of-a-kind, I rarely have items sitting for sale on the website.
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The already slim chances of Trump sitting for a voluntary interview with Mueller's investigators are growing dimmer, sources close to the President say.
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And Hagerman, by the act of sitting for a New York Times profile, seems to suggest that his private path has wider lessons.
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Engelhardt shared her account with the Hollywood Reporter, after sitting for years on an unpublished memoir about her time with Allen, she said.
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I remember sitting for 14 hours one night, struggling to stay awake, and talking to a woman who rescued parrots after Hurricane Katrina.
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Behind Mr. Clark, traffic whooshed along Highway 1, past the Half Moon Bay parking lot where the caboose has been sitting for decades.
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Give her a few years, and she'll be raking in Kylie Jenner money sitting for all the Kardashian-Jenners, and Kardashian-Jenner adjacents.
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Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, was sitting for a photo shoot for a planned Time magazine cover story.
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So I've been cat-sitting for friends here and there to help me with the grieving process until I'm ready to adopt again.
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His lawyers had sought to prevent him from sitting for a mugshot, but a judge ultimately ordered him to do so in August.
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That means it really does feel more interactive, since you're not sitting for minutes with just a sole answer tap to keep you awake.
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She's heading out of town this afternoon and I'm dog-sitting for her friend, so she gives me the details about pickup/drop-off.
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Also, if you've been sitting for too long at work, it'll give you a nudge to walk around and get your heart rate up.
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Mueller revealed Tuesday that Flynn assisted with "several ongoing investigations," sitting for 19 interviews with the special counsel's office and other Justice Department attorneys.
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Gore was also represented by a DOJ lawyer while sitting for a voluntary transcribed interview with the committee on March 7, the official confirmed.
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Clinton's running mate, Tim Kaine, has begun sitting for local media interviews in Utah, where Mr. Trump has struggled to break away from Mrs.
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Research suggests that sitting for just two continuous hours a day increases the risk of heart disease, diabetes, metabolic syndrome, cancer, and neck pain.
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Just give them the image of their middle-aged boss sitting for a needle that will ink a burger on her body for life.
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They add that her condition has made it nearly impossible for her to fully participate in completing the investigation and sitting for a deposition.
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Many masters from recent decades are kept on hard drives, notoriously fragile mechanisms that may not function after sitting for years in a vault.
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AZZAN, Yemen — As hundreds of Yemeni troops rolled in here in August to attack Qaeda militants, secondary school students were sitting for final exams.
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"If you're sitting for two days for a horrible test, three days of course is worse, but two days is bad, too," she said.
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Yovanovitch, they said, agreed to comply with the subpoena over her agency's objections, sitting for more than nine hours behind closed doors on Friday.
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As in Season 1, Margaret seems lost and has little interest in her royal duties, like sitting for an official portrait by Cecil Beaton.
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The training is rigorous, and involves sitting for three exams, demoing three coaching sessions and receiving feedback, and completing a final pass-fail coaching assessment.
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The couple was house sitting for the victim's parents at the time, according to the arrest warrant affidavit and criminal complaint from the sheriff's department.
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The experience mimics going to a movie theater, except instead of sitting for one movie people can bounce around to a bunch of short films.
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The sweep of questions that Mueller is seeking to ask Trump may change the President's mind about sitting for an interview with the special counsel.
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Trump's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, has floated the possibility of the president sitting for an interview with Mueller if the special counsel's questions meet certain conditions.
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Kelly floated in a tweet the possibility of Clinton "finally" sitting for an interview with her "instead of just using my name to hit" Trump.
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He also was a focus of the investigations by the House and Senate since soon after his father took office, sitting for hours of interviews.
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The second experience involved being set up with someone who lived a few hours away and was house-sitting for people who owned large dogs.
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I'd been seeing this girl sporadically and decided it'd be fun to have her over to fuck while I was house sitting for my boss.
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If you're feeling healthy, offer to run errands or assist with tasks like dog-walking or baby-sitting for people who might need extra help.
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I used to love sitting for full days; my latest one, last week, I sat for 6 hours straight, and it was an amazing experience.
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Sitting for most of the day could make us resistant to the usual metabolic benefits of exercise, according to a small but worrying new study.
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A warrant for 21 Savage's arrest had been sitting for at least 2 years, and he surrendered last week at the Liberty County Sheriff's Department.
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This type of meditation is a proprietary practice taught by certified teachers and requires sitting for 20 minutes twice a day while repeating a mantra.
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Cooper died after sitting for about seven hours in the back seat of his father's vehicle outside the suburban Atlanta office where Mr. Harris worked.
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Classical music has been sitting for years just the way it is, so it's prime time for someone to take it and actually use it.
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MCARTHY: I wouldn&apost have needed even all that, Sean, I would not -- I don&apost see any upside for the president sitting for an interview.
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"I actually had more women talk to me about the difficulties of sitting for a long time and being still," she said in a phone interview.
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Since 20163, Thiel has sparingly discussed his role in destroying Gawker, sitting for just three public interviews and writing a single New York Times opinion piece.
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Texas, of course, is public university, so even if chancellor McRaven expressly forbade sitting for the anthem, the student-athletes could tell him to kick rocks.
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So, we figured he was the perfect guy to talk to about Marshawn and Bennett both sitting for the anthem during the NFL pre-season games.
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He said Pip was house sitting for a friend in a small village in Mexico when she contracted the mosquito-borne viral infection and fell ill.
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Or, if you want to get specific, Cornell University experts advise that after sitting for 20-30 minutes, stand up for a bit and move around.
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Trump, who recently added former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani to his legal team, has not committed to sitting for an interview with Mueller's investigators.
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Better still, it's part of a visual joke, because the Dickinsons are sitting for a photographer, who is taking portraits with his cumbersome plate-glass camera.
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If you're anything like me, those reminders to stand up after you've been sitting for nearly an hour largely go ignored, especially while I'm at work.
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Mr. Booker's campaign said the process would involve submitting fingerprints and sitting for an interview, and would require applicants to complete a certified gun safety course.
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To get ahead of that discomfort, and the body issues that come with sitting for too long, you need to remember to stand up and move.
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Britain's parliament is set to suspend sitting for at least four weeks from Wednesday as part of the government's efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus.
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Cosby, 71, who was the entertainer's business manager, from sitting for the deposition on a variety of grounds, and filed an emergency motion Saturday to delay it.
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Sure, sitting for a cover shoot isn't as effortless as it looks, and when you're trying to beam like Oprah, your cheeks will definitely start to ache.
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In August 2014, Teiosha was house-sitting for her parents while they attended her brother's intrasquad scrimmage with the United States national team at Nevada-Las Vegas.
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See, it's like this — every so often a new study comes out declaring that sitting for hours on end is essentially your ticket to an early grave.
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The findings are the latest in a line of evidence on the dangers of sitting for too long -- but this time, they come along with a solution.
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When Star went into his doctor's office for the surgery, Kirby examined his mouth and pointed out exactly where the silicone had been sitting for 10 years.
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Turkey, the court addressed a religious liberty claim by a woman prohibited by the Turkish government from sitting for a university examination while wearing a head scarf.
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Gorsuch 'extraordinarily diligent' After his confirmation in April, Gorsuch wasted no time peppering advocates at oral arguments with questions, even sitting for a major religious liberty case.
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"Crime+Punishment" follows these officers, who are mostly Latino and African-American, as they go public with their case, holding news conferences and sitting for television interviews.
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They are accustomed to avoiding the public eye, but the process of sitting for long sessions led my models to open up and share their life stories.
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He always seemed more moderate than many of his comrades, and enjoyed sitting for interviews with Western reporters and speaking of his dream to turn Somalia around.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump was sitting for breakfast with American business leaders last week when the conversation turned to the dangerous new virus spreading from China.
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He hired a crew that painted over the murals under cover of night, then left the building sitting for months until it was knocked down in 2014.
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I remember sitting for hours with the lights off in the room in Pinewood with Roger and Dennis trying to work out how we would construct it.
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The Albuquerque story began on July 2 as Milana Honorio and her boyfriend, Eduardo Barros, were house sitting for her parents in Albuquerque, a criminal complaint said.
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" After I picked my jaw up from the floor (where it had been sitting for several minutes), the first words I yelled were, "Are you goddamn kidding me?!
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It'll notify you when the beer is ready to keg or enter storage mode if you've left it sitting for a while, chilling the beer until you're ready.
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According to recent research, sitting for more than eight hours a day without physical activity is harmful for your body and studies have compared extended sitting to smoking.
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One former prisoner described watching as another inmate was recruited by an ISIS supporter while sitting for hours in the van on the way from jail to court.
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Trump's top personal lawyer, John Dowd, resigned in March, following reports that Trump wasn't willing to listen to his legal advice, including about sitting for a Mueller interview.
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AI-Maths, a machine made of 11 servers, three years in the making, joined almost 10 million high schoolers last week, in sitting for the country's national exam.
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It was balmy and quiet, and I just went from bench to bench along the River Thames, sitting for a few minutes and getting up and walking on.
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The average rate on the popular 30-year fixed, which had been sitting for days at 4.40 percent, fell sharply to 4.34 percent, according to Mortgage News Daily.
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"There's a very substantial chance that it won't work out," Trump said in the Oval Office, where he was sitting for critical talks with his South Korean counterpart.
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A 2017 study found that no matter how much you exercise, sitting for excessively long periods of time is a risk factor for early death from any cause.
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Washington (CNN)Anthony Scaramucci -- he of the 10-day stint as White House communications director -- resurfaced Tuesday morning, sitting for an interview with "New Day" anchor Chris Cuomo.
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Separately, Cohen has reportedly spent hours sitting sitting for interviews with special counsel Robert Mueller as part of the federal investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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As if Jews can be united by having smart lawyers sitting for a long enough time and issuing long enough reports on what makes a Jew a Jew.
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In addition to sitting for interviews, they work in small groups to complete a tabletop design challenge, such as building a tower that can hold a specific weight.
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They have already been pulled out of clinicals in the hospital and are doing online work to complete their education, preparatory to sitting for the state licensing exam.
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There were countless times when I'd find myself with back pain and numbness in the legs because I'd been sitting for five hours straight, without even realizing it.
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In May 2018, Trump told reporters, "I would love to speak because we've done nothing wrong," but added his lawyers had advised him against sitting for an interview.
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In her last year at law school in the early 1960s, she said, she was advised not even to bother sitting for interviews when firms came to recruit.
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The research found a link between sitting for too many hours during the day and risk of early death, suggesting that doing one may lead to the other.
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Standing all day or sitting for long periods of time, such as on a plane, should also be avoided, as it can increase blood pressure inside of veins.
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He said he had developed a herniated disk from sitting for hours each day with no breaks because he wanted to attract the biggest audience possible on Twitch.
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Then they captured the facial identity of a different person in a prerecorded video, such as Arnold Schwarzenegger sitting for an interview or George W. Bush giving a speech.
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The case attracted major interest after Mr. Younger created an extensive website, posting photos and videos of his children and sitting for interviews with conservative podcasts and news outlets.
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"Gamers spend a large portion of their time online, sitting for hours on end, which can lead to massive physical strain on the body," Unyq explained on its Instagram.
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The second-to-last, Cudjo Lewis, died two years earlier, not long after sitting for a series of interviews with Zora Neale Hurston that became "Barracoon", a searing biography.
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Tibbetts, a University of Iowa student, was last seen jogging in Brooklyn, IA, on July 18 while dog-sitting for her boyfriend, Dalton Jack, who was out of town.
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After sitting for ages, we share two vegan sundaes that are stuffed with dates, baklava, and cookies, and one is topped with what seems like nut-flavored cotton candy.
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Former Pompeo adviser Michael McKinley was the latest senior administration official to give closed-door testimony to the Democratic-led inquiry, sitting for five hours of questions from investigators.
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At MWC in Barcelona, we saw yet another prototype display, this time from English firm... When you're house sitting for millennials and ask how the lights work pic.twitter.com/Xli7ZdZeHW
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" Grant Smith, the attorney, also wrote that Stone would invoke the Fifth Amendment to avoid sitting for an interview and to protect himself from being ensnared in "ambiguous circumstances.
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"The chances now are 50-50," Rudy Giuliani, one of the recent additions to the President's legal team, told CNN of the odds of Trump sitting for an interview.
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She and her boyfriend, Wojciech Frykowski, spent most of the spring and summer of 1969 house-sitting for Roman Polanski and his wife Sharon Tate at 10500 Cielo Drive.
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After sitting for several sessions in a light suit, she said, he inspected Mr. Kinstler's work and announced that he wanted to be pictured in a dark suit instead.
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Mr. Erdogan, 63, was sitting for early morning prayers when he seemed to lose consciousness for a few moments at a mosque in Istanbul, several Turkish news outlets reported.
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After sitting for an interview with Diane Sawyer for Good Morning America, he passed along a message for her to read on-air aimed directly at his ex-wife.
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The quality of water, the quality of the sea — if you were going to be sitting for hours looking at the sea, it's going to have a meditative quality.
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I prefer it this way, though, because my job has me sitting for most of the day, and this is a consistent way for me to get in physical activity.
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He once played all 280 of Beethoven's sonatas in one sitting for a crowd at a Philadelphia shopping mall, telling a reporter he was "spiritually guided" to give the concert.
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The day started with each woman picking out a design and sitting for two to three hours of body painting by artists Ashleigh Alexandria, Ralph Serrano and Avilda Whittmore-Walker.
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According to the book, Diana resented Charles for sitting for hours painting watercolors during their honeymoon onboard the HMS Britannia, so one day she destroyed his painting and his equipment.
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"This was the Duchess s first sitting for a magazine and she was a joy to work with, a natural," Olins, 35, said in a press release from the magazine.
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The Mi Band 2 is also capable of unlocking your Xiaomi phone (alongside providing notifications from it), and will tell you to move if you've been sitting for too long.
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Trump's legal team has repeatedly cautioned him against sitting for an interview with Mueller, believing the president could incriminate himself if he makes false or misleading statements to federal agents.
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Usually it takes me the full ten minutes of sitting for all of that gunk to finally come out of my head, so I may experience a bit of peace.
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Sitting for hour after hour is very stressful for your body, leading to back pain, headache, posture problems, and even conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure.
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Despite the flexibility that working for Uber and Lyft can offer, many said sitting for long hours can get uncomfortable, as well as a lack of coworkers to socialize with.
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Grassley opened the hearing with a hard-hitting statement that called into question Ford's allegation against Kavanaugh and faulting Democrats for sitting for weeks on her letter making the accusation.
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They combined for 20 on 8-for-653 shooting in Game 1, but it meant little, with both long-range marksmen sitting for almost six minutes of the fourth quarter.
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McGahn was one of the most important witnesses in former special counsel Robert Mueller&aposs investigation into whether Trump obstructed justice as president, sitting for over 30 hours of interviews.
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At the time, she was dog-sitting for her boyfriend, Dalton Jack, and his brother, who live in Brooklyn and were out of town, Mr. Jack recently told Fox News.
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LONDON, March 25 (Reuters) - Britain's parliament is set to suspend sitting for at least four weeks from Wednesday as part of the government's efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus.
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Sitting for long periods of time at home was not much of an issue, but flights, car rides and movies were very hard to avoid longer stretches of not stretching.
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President Trump recently attacked the running back Marshawn Lynch for standing for Mexico's national anthem but sitting for "The Star- Spangled Banner" before an N.F.L. game, to protest police brutality.
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Since his Senate bid ended, O'Rourke has worked to keep himself in the public eye, regularly staying in touch with his supporters and sitting for an interview with Oprah Winfrey.
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The Democrats' 2016 nominee has reemerged recently, sitting for a lengthy profile with New York magazine's Rebecca Traister and giving a series of interviews, including one at Recode's Code Media conference.
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Attention to workplace fitness really ramped up in just the last few years, after the Mayo Clinic published a study on the detrimental effects of sitting for long periods of time.
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Still, Greene has some guilt about last year: She worries whether she kept anyone from telling their story because they think "blackballed and baby-sitting for cash" is where hers ended.
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She was staying at a house owned by her boyfriend, Dalton Jack, and was dog-sitting for him and his brother while they were out of town on a work trip.
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Mortgage rates, which loosely follow the 10-year Treasury, hit their highest level since the end of March, breaking out of a tight range where they had been sitting for weeks.
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No matter how much you exercise, sitting for excessively long periods of time is a risk factor for early death, a new study published Monday in Annals of Internal Medicine found.
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He shot 9 for 13 from the field, including 7 for 9 from 3-point range, and added seven rebounds and six assists before sitting for most of the fourth quarter.
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Online house-sitting platforms arrange for an even exchange of sitting for free accommodations, and there are at least six sites hosting international listings, with many others focusing on individual countries.
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On Tuesday, Mr. O'Rourke hit the local media circuit for Mr. Biden, sitting for interviews with every Dallas station as well as some networks in El Paso and around the state.
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They cited the substantial information he provided in several current federal inquires, including sitting for 19 interviews with Mr. Mueller's team and other investigators that amounted to more than 60 hours.
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Mr. Clinton argued to the Supreme Court that the demands of sitting for a deposition in the Paula Jones case would leave him unable to discharge satisfactorily his unique constitutional responsibilities.
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And Ms. Sherman, with her silver-screen smile and a manner that sugared chutzpah with charm, coaxed a few such vacationers — Max Eastman and W. Somerset Maugham — into sitting for her.
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While sitting for hours while an artist paints you and your pet may sound over-the-top, this was commonplace for many members of the elite and ruling classes throughout history.
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He was bemused by the "quick, unaccountable" life of the city, and took to sitting for spells of restorative peace in St. Patrick's Cathedral—unbelieving, but savoring the aura of sanctity.
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The series opens as the Boston terrier Roxie, house sitting for a pop star, is confronted by a group of snobs who may be using her to throw a house party.
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Dotson scored 13 points in the first half as the Kansas guards accounted for most of the scoring production with center Udoka Azubuike sitting for 13 minutes after drawing two fouls.
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The rising sophomore at the University of Iowa, described by friends as sweet and sunny, was staying at her boyfriend's house and dog-sitting for him at the time of her disappearance.
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"From the beginning, Ms. Abedin has complied fully and voluntarily with State Department and law enforcement requests, including sitting for hours-long interviews and providing work-related documents," attorney Karen Dunn said.
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Standing at his workbench—not sitting, for carving involved the whole body—he would take up, with a quick flip of the hand, one of the dozens of tools spread before him.
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I don't think I'd touched a nylon-string guitar between living with him and house sitting for him, so it was really just that I was housesitting and that guitar was there.
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In so doing he spent time in Russia, sitting for several interviews with its president, with the opening hours featuring portions of talks conducted from July 2015 to as recently as February.
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The official Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for February showed a somewhat depressing drop to 28.9 from January's 1.8953, sitting for a second month below the 21.895-level that separates growth from contraction.
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Machado will probably be sitting for a week after this altercation, and Ventura is likely to get the standard starter's penalty of five or six games, which is effectively one skipped start.
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When you combine the two behaviors, the greatest proportion of adults -- nearly 14% -- fell into the group that reported sitting for six to eight hours each day and not getting enough exercise.
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This list avoids obvious players — of course you're going to start Odell Beckham Jr. — and targets players who may be on the cusp of starting or sitting for many fantasy-football players.
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Dorsey, who has been on a media tear lately, sitting for interviews with lots of podcasters, tweeted on Tuesday that he had a "great conversation" with author Ben Greenfield on Greenfield's podcast.
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After sitting for her first portrait, the Countess returned again and again, working intensively with Pierson from 1856 to 1867, and then again towards the end of her life in the 1890s.
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While Kennedy has remained open since Friday morning, parts of it had sunk into complete dysfunction, with planes full of passengers sitting for several hours on taxiways with no place to go.
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Even if you're a frequent exerciser, sitting for excessively long periods of time can be a risk factor of early death, according to a study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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But the results do provide one more reason to avoid sitting for long, uninterrupted stretches of time, says Sophie Carter, a doctoral student at Liverpool John Moores University, who led the study.
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Rolling through large crowded airports, hauling luggage, waiting in long lines, receiving a pat down, being strapped into a tiny aisle chair and then sitting for hours unable to move is exhausting.
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Compared to sitting for less than three of one's waking hours each day, more than 10 hours of sedentary time was tied to an 133 percent increase in risk for developing heart disease.
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Sabbag's lawyer told Kevin's people that she had no idea a video was being shot in the bedroom scene, but the lawyer demanded $420k in return for her sitting for a polygraph test.
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Clinton was left on Thursday to scrap on two fronts, sitting for an unusually forceful interview to address the boiling anger in her own party among supporters of Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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Their presence is thought to have sparked a disagreement that altered the composition of the painting: The poet Théodore de Banville, after sitting for the picture, was replaced by a large flower arrangement.
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After getting questions at his events asking why he wasn't going on "The View" or MSNBC, Mr. O'Rourke in recent weeks has recalibrated his schedule to spend more time sitting for TV interviews.
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By then, though, the number of players kneeling or sitting for the anthem had shrunk back to early-season levels, a protest movement hard to sustain without a clear, vocal leader and goals.
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"Forty years ago, I started working downtown and would come here for lunch," Carrie Matteson said the day after Thanksgiving, sitting for breakfast at one of the tearoom's many tables with white tablecloths.
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For several weeks, Mr. Hodgkinson had hung out at a Y.M.C.A. center located next to the ballpark, using its locker room facilities and sitting for hours in the lobby while on his laptop.
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Americans are forgiving people and likely would have understood an angry player sitting for the National Anthem and using the one moment to make a statement about something they want changed about America.
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Whether you sit at a desk all day at work or find yourself sitting for long periods of time at a table or desk at home, we spend a lot of our lives sitting.
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Obama has spent the last two months bidding farewell, sitting for lengthy media interviews, delivering a prime-time address in Chicago, and using the White House's social media channels to tout his presidential record.
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Parliament is supposed to be sitting for a marathon "Super Saturday" session this weekend during which the fate of Johnson's Brexit deal is likely to be determined — along with, perhaps, the future of Britain.
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He crushes the leaves with a gardening tool and douses them with chemicals, then he uses diesel oil, caustic soda, and cement, and leaves them sitting for a while to concentrate the active ingredients.
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Comey has been on a media blitz, sitting for numerous television and radio interviews, while also on a book tour that has seen him appear before sold-out audiences of more than a thousand.
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Cohen has pleaded guilty to several federal crimes in New York and formally agreed last week to cooperate with Mueller, reportedly sitting for interviews with the special counsel's office that have totaled 70 hours.
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Add to that, one in every 10 Americans reports both behaviors -- sitting for more than eight hours a day and being physically inactive -- according to the study, published Tuesday in the medical journal JAMA.
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Sitting for more than two hours underneath gilt chandeliers in the Gothic Hall of Helsinki's presidential palace, Trump and Putin conferred on a range of topics, from Syria to nuclear weapons to election meddling.
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Sitting for an hour in the cockpit of a plane in flight can expose the skin to the same amount of UVA radiation as using a tanning bed for 20 minutes, that study found.
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After spending years sitting for famous male artists including Chuck Close, George Condo, and Will Cotton, Natalie White began to realize that they were getting more credit for the resulting creations than she was.
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But to earn a CFP®, professionals have to have a college degree, at least three years of experience in the field, and additional education and training before sitting for a rigorous board exam.
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Although he's a lovable narrator, he's also a pretty normal one, and his activities — planning a bachelor party, eating cheese, cat-sitting for his parents — don't always rise to the level of book material.
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The slew of incidents involving the President and McGahn amid the Russia investigation made the White House counsel an important witness in Mueller's investigation, with McGahn sitting for interviews with Mueller's team in December.
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Sitting for hours without moving can slow the flow of blood to our brains, according to a cautionary new study of office workers, a finding that could have implications for long-term brain health.
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"In Article I, the Constitution gives the Senate the 'sole' power to 'try all impeachments,' and the Constitution requires that 'when sitting for that Purpose, they shall be on Oath or Affirmation,' " Greenfield wrote.
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At Reynisfjara, there were tourists climbing all over the columns and sitting for a long time, ruining the chances of everyone else there to take a photo and enjoy the scene without people in it.
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Stephen Curry has been struggling with a shin contusion, and he has donned soccer-style shin guards instead of sitting for the four weeks that the team's medical staff said the bruise needed to heal.
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"From the beginning, Ms. Abedin has complied fully and voluntarily with State Department and law enforcement requests, including sitting for hours-long interviews and providing her work-related and potentially work-related documents," Dunn said.
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Then his work begins, sitting for days and nights in a parked vehicle to save street spots for any one of the scores of television, movie and commercial productions filmed around New York each year.
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"From the beginning, Ms. Abedin has complied fully and voluntarily with State Department and law enforcement requests, including sitting for hourslong interviews and providing her work-related and potentially work-related documents," the statement said.
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Jason Zucker (12 goals) was back in the lineup Saturday after missing six games with a concussion while defenseman Nate Prosser (illness) took part in the pregame skate before sitting for the second straight contest.
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One such moment came when Val Demings, of Florida, previously Orlando's chief of police, asked about the written responses that Trump had submitted to Mueller, in lieu of sitting for an interview with his investigators.
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For driver's licenses issued in New York, those sitting for a photo can wear hats, scarves or head coverings as long as their entire face is visible and the covering does not cast a shadow.
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Josef Hoffmann's 1905 "machine for sitting" for the Sanatorium Purkersdorf in Austria has a beautiful geometric shape similar to buildings like his 1911 Palais Stoclet in Brussels, but can also be easily reclined for patients.
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In his chambers, where the walls are adorned with a stuffed javelina he had killed in the wild and a poster of Mae West, Judge Velasco removed his black robe before sitting for an interview.
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Mr. Levin, according to two people with direct knowledge of the visit, broached the possibility of Mr. Trump sitting for another interview on his new Fox News series, "Objectified," a spinoff from last fall's special.
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And if, in 2017, you're put off by a lack of legroom or having to pay for a sandwich, how would you feel about sitting for eight hours in a cabin filled with tobacco smoke?
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Here: Mr. Levin, according to two people with direct knowledge of the visit, broached the possibility of Mr. Trump sitting for another interview on his new Fox News series, "Objectified," a spinoff from last fall's special.
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The jury declared, after sitting for two years—the longest jury case in British legal history—that the 96 fans had been "unlawfully killed" and that Liverpool supporters had played no part in provoking the disaster.
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The same rationale has been used to deny a schoolteacher the right to wear her head scarf in the classroom, and to bar a university student from sitting for an exam while wearing a head scarf.
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The location -- Helsinki, Finland -- brings to mind images of George H.W. Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev or Bill Clinton and Boris Yeltsin sitting for their own summits, a model Trump has told planners he wants to emulate.
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Thousands of aspiring lawyers are sitting for California's two-day bar exam this week, and the state's legal community will be watching closely to see if a sharp decline in passage rates in recent years continues.
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But in reality, that timescale is much tighter: of those 60 days, lawmakers are sitting for just over half because of weekends, a February week-long recess and most Fridays when the Commons does not meet.
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Michigan State is hoping to have leading scorer and rebounder Miles Bridges (16.6 points, 213 rebounds) in a limited role off the bench in his first action after sitting for seven games with an ankle injury.
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After three years of transferring paperwork, retaking exams and sitting for grueling interviews, they were thrilled to "match" this month into residency programs in Philadelphia so they can complete the supervised training required to practice medicine.
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Machado has been the focal point of the Clinton campaign this week, appearing in Spanish and English-language TV and radio ads, sitting for magazine features and cable news interviews and conducting conference calls with reporters.
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We took turns sitting for two-hour shifts during the museum's visiting hours, as visitors came to see the artwork that had sparked a nationwide debate about the first amendment and the influence of politics at universities.
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Tsarnaev's attorneys argued in late 230 that "the community's exposure to the bombings and ensuring pretrial publicity" meant that jurors were exposed to details of the case before sitting for the trial, and were prejudiced against him.
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The Wall Street Journal earlier reported the details of the deal that came close, but was never made, amid an internal debate on the president's legal team about the wisdom of Trump sitting for a Mueller interview.
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And I'm not ashamed to say that I'll occasionally pop them off in a movie theater or while driving, or anywhere else where I'm sitting for long periods of time and want to let the "dogs" breathe.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan's parliament descended into chaos on Sunday when lawmakers brawled over the appointment of a new speaker, an inauspicious start to the assembly which was sitting for the first time since chaotic elections last year.
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When Hollinghurst picks up an aspect of human experience, however banal — riding a bus, sitting for a portrait, being on a sailboat — he is so exacting that it's as if no one has described these things before.
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During the study, the volunteers simply stopped moving much, cutting their daily steps to below 2,000 and sitting for more than three and a half additional hours each day, a routine that they continued for two weeks.
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As the owner, Jerry Wolkoff, was preparing to build high rises on the property, he hired a crew that painted over the murals, then left the building sitting for months until it was knocked down in 2014.
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I am voluntarily providing this statement, submitting documents, and sitting for interviews in order to shed light on issues that have been raised about my role in the Trump for President Campaign and during the transition period.
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We are not built to sit That said, sitting for an extended time at a desk at the office, behind the wheel of a car or in front of a screen is definitely not good for you.
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The other is tweeting fury at the special counsel, sitting for lengthy sessions with his private attorneys and working to salvage his image as commander in chief after it took a bruising thanks to a canceled cemetery visit.
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"Sitting for an interview is just riskier and could create more exposure, so why risk it if there is no criminal issue?" said John Dowd, who until March was Mr. Trump's lead lawyer for the special counsel inquiry.
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Much of it is what he calls "stripped carbs," or rice, wheat and oats from which manufacturers have removed the germ and bran because the oils in them would go rancid sitting for months on the grocery shelves.
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My son, who is 18 and taking a gap year, is house-sitting for some neighborhood friends but shows up once a day to hang out, get some more clothes from home, check on his pet snake, etc.
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" In this city flooded with new money, successful investors, financiers, traders, and politicians, all of whom wanted to prove that they were members of the city's top social ranks, helped to make sitting for one's portrait "all the rage.
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"We've got trucks sitting for hours now at the terminals waiting to get in," said Joel Neuheimer, vice president of international trade and transportation at Forest Products Association of Canada, whose members include Canfor Corp and West Fraser Timber.
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"From the beginning, Ms. Abedin has complied fully and voluntarily with State Department and law enforcement requests, including sitting for hours-long interviews and providing her work-related and potentially work-related documents," Dunn told CNN in a statement.
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If you weren't freaking out enough and doing squats at your desk, another study then hit the shelves in 2016, stating that sitting for prolonged stretches might boost your risk of Type 2 diabetes, even if you exercise. Yep.
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The questions have sprung out of the Washington Post's Carol Leonnig and Robert Costa's Tuesday night report on Mueller's communication to Trump's legal team, which occurred in early March during negotiations about the president potentially sitting for an interview.
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Sedentary lifestyles are linked to increased risks of heart disease, diabetes and cancer, researchers found, but activity - such as brisk walking - could counter the higher likelihood of early death linked with sitting for eight or more hours a day.
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The lanky 19-year-old had been sitting for almost a month in St. Louis's Medium Security Institution, a city jail known as the Workhouse, after being pulled over for driving some friends around in a stolen Chevy Cavalier.
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He has repeatedly refused to do that, but with parliament now sitting for longer, it has more opportunities to bring a vote of no-confidence in his government, a step that could thrust the United Kingdom toward an election.
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He has repeatedly refused to do that, but with parliament now sitting for longer, it has more opportunities to bring a vote of no-confidence in his government, a step that could thrust the United Kingdom towards an election.
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The instrumentalists become her eight attentive novices, sitting for long stretches doing nothing, or just breathing in anticipation (the sounds of, say, a flutist playing a short tone then audibly inhaling), or sometimes muttering some jittery, quiet mini-phrase.
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In an effort to ameliorate the situation, Trump on Wednesday took the extraordinary-for-Trump (though normal for a normal president) step of sitting for a conventional interview with a non-propaganda television station, taking questions from CBS News's Jeff Glor.
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It is while dog-sitting for her sister in Venice Beach that she meets a handsome merman on a jetty and gets caught up in the idea of creating a fulfilling life for herself by having sex with a fish.
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"From the beginning, Ms. Abedin has complied fully and voluntarily with State Department and law enforcement requests, including sitting for hours-long interviews and providing her work-related and potentially work-related documents," Abedin's attorney Karen Dunn said in a statement.
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" Boring called the car "the murder weapon" and argued that jurors had "to see where the defendant is sitting for those 30 seconds while he is messing around in his car that morning while his child was sitting right beside him.
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Critics say the fragmentation of the A321 into several variants carries some commercial risks as it might make them harder to finance, while passengers would have to get used to sitting for longer periods in a fuselage made for shorter trips.
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"Dear sitting chancellor, it broke my heart when I saw you sitting for the military honors for the Danish prime minister," Bild columnist Franz Josef Wagner wrote of her decision to break with protocol and sit at Thursday's welcoming ceremony.
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It can automatically adjust to your preferred settings once you approach, track your posture using sensors on the desk, and alert you through its app when you've been sitting for too long, or even automatically raise to the standing position.
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After sitting for the national anthem during the first three preseason games of the 2016 NFL season, the then-San Francisco 49ers quarterback met with former NFL player and Army veteran Nate Boyer to discuss the optics of his protest.
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The incident itself happened on July 2, when police say Eduardo Barros, 28, got into a fight with his girlfriend while they were house-sitting for her parents in Tijeras, according to a criminal complaint viewed by The Albuquerque Journal.
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LeBron James spoke to reporters today at the Cleveland Cavaliers media day and for the first time discussed Colin Kaepernick and the protests that have followed since it was first discovered he was sitting for the national anthem before 49ers games.
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You Can't Run From This Detective A Dog Named Cactus Is Dominating a Race Through the Desert Sitting for 13 Hours a Day May Sabotage the Benefits of Exercise A Guide to Sustainable Eating Scott Kelly Spent a Year in Orbit.
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When she arrived at his room, she discovered that he had been sitting for at least an hour in a recliner, in his own feces, because no one had come when he had called for help to use the bathroom.
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After the questions, which were published by The Times on Monday, were provided to Mr. Trump's legal team in March, John Dowd, the president's lead personal lawyer at the time, urged him to avoid sitting for an interview with Mr. Mueller.
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But since assuming the role, she has spent a large chunk of her time on the road, visiting the agency's local offices and sitting for business gatherings on a kind of meet-and-greet tour that resembles a campaign schedule.
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Sitting for his first interview since DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen resigned and President Donald Trump named him acting head of the department, Kevin McAleenan defended the policy even while pledging that the president had no interest in bringing it back.
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When active, the subjects walked as often as they could, averaging more than 17,000 daily steps, and ended up sitting for a total of roughly eight hours a day on average; when sedentary, they sat for 14 hours or so.
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Nonetheless, taking the Fifth may be a strategic device that his lawyers correctly advise to ensure that he doesn't commit a crime going forward, by giving a false statement when sitting for an interview or testifying at a grand jury.
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If Rosenstein was concerned enough about Trump and how he was conducting himself in office that he proposed the potential candidate to be FBI director wear a wire when sitting for job interviews with Trump, why was there no follow-up?
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The company also announced that it plans to publicly articulate a long-term capital allocation strategy later in 2017, pending input from four new independent directors expected to replace board members not sitting for re-election at the upcoming annual meeting of stockholders.
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"Pregnant Maria" is languid and proud, an almond-eyed odalisque whose nakedness is a conversation between women; Benjamin, a young black boy, is serious about sitting for this portrait, his hands shoved out of the frame like he's trying to keep them still.
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If the average American spends 10 hours and 39 minutes a day consuming various types of media on various types of devices, how much time does that leave him or her for other things — like work, sleep or maybe sitting for a meal?
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"When Hollinghurst picks up an aspect of human experience, however banal — riding a bus, sitting for a portrait, being on a sailboat — he is so exacting that it's as if no one has described these things before," our critic Dwight Garner said.
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"The White House almost never tells the pool what he's doing when you're sitting for four and a half hours at his own golf club, and they never put out the list of people that he's playing golf with," Mr. Landler said.
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Also in June, passengers had to deplane an Alitalia flight at Rome's Fiumicino Airport after sitting for two hours in an uncomfortably warm cabin; video posted to social media showed passengers fanning themselves with brochures in an attempt to keep themselves cool.
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Candidates are sprinting across the country, headlining mega-rallies in states that will allocate delegates in the first weeks of March and sitting for interviews on national cable and network news shows that air in the media markets where they cannot be present.
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All persons are commanded to keep silence on pain of imprisonment while the Senate of the United States is sitting for the trial of the articles of impeachment exhibited by the House of Representatives against Donald John Trump, president of the United States.
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After sitting for hours on a bench in a corner of an emergency relief center near the five towers that had been evacuated in Camden, north London, Mr. Mekonen had another night shift looming on Saturday, but no bed to sleep in.
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Two of them, Carmen Lahens and Elvire Josephine Van Hyfte, died only recently and the third, Catherine Dubois, born in 1935 in Paris, and still alive, has recorded her vivid memories of sitting for Matisse socializing with him and her mother in Paris.
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Celebrities make walking the carpet and sitting for hours in one-of-a-kind couture gowns look effortless, but sometimes it's not as glamorous as it may seem, especially when one suffers a wardrobe malfunction like Margot Robbie just did at the 2018 Oscars.
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At Saturday's rehearsal, Sciorra, dressed down in sneakers, a scarf and cap, made a quick note of where she'd be sitting for the show ("I love Tiffany Haddish," she said, pleased with her seat's proximity to the comic actress), before starting to run her lines.
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"From the beginning, Ms. Abedin has complied fully and voluntarily with State Department and law enforcement requests, including sitting for hours-long interviews and providing her work-related and potentially work-related documents," Abedin's attorney Karen Dunn said in a statement released Monday night.
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If her brothers, Don Jr. and Eric, have demonstrated a knack for pouring gas on their father's fires, sitting for an interview with a white supremacist radio host (Don Jr.) or comparing waterboarding to a frat-house hazing ritual (Eric), Ms. Trump douses flames.
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When Trump visited Paris at Macron's invitation in July, the two leaders spent an inordinate amount of time together, sitting for talks but also touring Parisian historic sites and dining at Le Jules Verne restaurant, perched on the second landing of the Eiffel Tower.
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It's also very likely that some owners and GMs don't like him for his politics—particularly for the silent protest he began last year by quietly sitting for the national anthem before a preseason game—and will cut off their noses to spite their faces.
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The prospect of sitting for an interview with Robert Mueller has gotten increasingly fraught since the president shook up his legal team months ago, bringing on former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Emmet T. Flood, who represented Bill Clinton in his impeachment.
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But it's a physical challenge too: Sitting for long periods of time can be stressful on your body, looking at screens for too long can give you headaches, and realizing that your home is now also your work office could make you feel claustrophobic sometimes.
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Sitting for long stretches of time and increases in air pressure would reliably flare up my neuralgia, so I generally turned down engagements that required extensive travel — but I was living on an adjunct professor's salary and couldn't afford to turn down all of them.
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The back story The years-long gap between the former NFL running back sitting for a videotaped interview with Judith Regan in 2006 and the airing of the interview Sunday night was explained last week by Terry Wrong, executive producer of the Sunday night program.
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With Rose out and Carmelo Anthony sitting for a second straight game because of a sore lower back, the Knicks' lineup featured Kristaps Porzingis and Willy Hernangomez and also included several of their equally young teammates, with Ron Baker again starting at point guard.
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The celebrities who were photographed were always posed as though they were sitting for a fashion editorial or glowing profile, holding their guitars or dribbling a basketball or sitting in a makeup chair getting glammed — all while sporting a hilarious (and looking back, disturbingly thick) milk mustache.
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When Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi visited in April, Trump greeted him at the West Wing, shook hands in the Oval Office, and brought in cameras to see him sitting for talks in the Cabinet Room, in the Rose Garden and in the State Dining Room.
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The special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, eased up slightly on his demands to question President Trump in the Russia investigation, a shift that came as the president's lawyers, who have advised him against sitting for an interview, are fighting his desire to answer investigators' queries.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump pushed his lawyers in recent days to try once again to reach an agreement with the special counsel's office about his sitting for an interview, flouting their advice that he should not answer investigators' questions, three people briefed on the matter said on Wednesday.
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On Pro Football On the last day of a year in which football will be remembered as much for sideline posture — and posturing — as for on-the-field play, there were fewer than 20 N.F.L. players kneeling or sitting for the national anthem, according to reports.
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She and her team will pull from the same playbook outgoing U.N. ambassador Nikki Haley used to prepare for her own hearing: sitting for 90-minute practice hearings, where individuals posing as senators quiz the nominee on their top issues, and absorbing loads of take-home reading.
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"Lucian was extremely interested in other people," said Martin Gayford, an art critic who knew the artist well and spent 18 months posing for a Freud portrait, later describing the experience in a book ("Man With a Blue Scarf: On Sitting for a Portrait by Lucian Freud").
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Officials at ACT, which makes the exam, said on Tuesday that starting next September, students who want to improve their scores would be able to retake single sections of the five-part test, which lasts about three hours, instead of sitting for all of them again.
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They are also shooting a film-style trailer, buying ads on Hulu as well as spots on the hip-hop and R&B station Power 105.1, and making sure to deploy Mr. Harris, who is sitting for photographs and interviews with multiple magazines and news outlets.
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STATEMENT OF JARED C. KUSHNER TO CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES July 24, 2017 I am voluntarily providing this statement, submitting documents, and sitting for interviews in order to shed light on issues that have been raised about my role in the Trump for President Campaign and during the transition period.
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Whether that would -- whether that would extend to sitting for an interview or being called before a grand jury has never been fully adjudicated, but I think the president may be on not as strong ground there -- his legal team may be not as on strong ground there arguing.
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World Premiere Family Life / Chile (Directors: Alicia Scherson, Cristián Jiménez, Screenwriter: Alejandro Zambra) — While house-sitting for a distant cousin, a lonely man fabricates the existence of a vindictive ex-wife withholding his daughter, in order to gain the sympathy of the single mother he has just met.
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In the early 1950s, she hit "a high note of hysteria," as she put it, and "tried to wriggle out of a sitting" for Glamour, at a dinner party hosted by the Condé Nast art editor Tina Fredericks, who had been the Arbuses' earliest champion in the magazine business.
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It reads: "President Trump pushed his lawyers in recent days to try once again to reach an agreement with the special counsel's office about him sitting for an interview, flouting their advice that he should not answer investigators' questions, three people briefed on the matter said on Wednesday. "Mr.
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Your attorney, he told my colleague Kara Scanell that you wanted to tell your story and it sounds like you don't think you have anything to hide, you're willing to be transparent and talk about it, so what was the concern about sitting for an interview with them?
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Jimmy De Frenne, a 48-year old who is learning to be a bus driver, set himself a challenge of sitting for 165 hours on a toilet set up specially for the feat in the middle of a bar, but gave up on Friday morning after 116 hours.
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In addition to being horrifyingly offensive, the film's plot is badly executed and difficult to follow, but it basically goes something like this: Sexy 20-somethings get roped into house-sitting for the Infamous Creepy Crazy Misandrist Lady Who Lives in the Mansion on the Corner, on Christmas.
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These errands reportedly included being sent to pick up groceries or clean clothes for the congressman, chauffeuring Garrett's children back and forth from his district three hours away in Virginia, pet sitting for his dog, Sophie, and even cleaning up the mess when Sophie had accidents in the office.
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Exercise regularly, but not right before bed Surveys of vigorous exercisers by the National Sleep Foundation show they are almost twice as likely to report high-quality, regular sleep compared to non-exercisers, and sitting for long periods of time is thought to be connected to poor sleep.
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He was one of the first senior officials summoned as a witness, sitting for an hour in the fall of 2017 for an interview focused on Michael T. Flynn, Mr. Trump's former national security adviser, who is awaiting sentencing for lying to federal investigators about his ties to Russia.
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But after all that lying to the authorities, Flynn went on to become one of Mueller's most fully engaged cooperators — sitting for 20133 interviews, and helping to ensure that other witnesses came forward too, according to Mueller, who recommended Flynn serve little to no jail time as a result.
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"These soon-to-be MEPs could argue that the treaties ensure them a term of five years, not less, and require to start their position as soon as July 2, when the new European Parliament will be sitting for the first time (and not whenever the U.K. leaves)," Alemanno said.
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I got to discover how easy the polish is to remove due to my screw-up (no sitting for 10 minutes with soaked cotton balls on your tips!), how easy it is to reapply on that one nail (left hand, middle finger, for your reference) and how generally indestructible it is.
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I remember gathering a group of girls for an interview on our first day back to school after the shooting, sitting for over an hour explaining our perspective as Black Parkland students, and having the journalist take our numbers only to pass up our story for a more notable student.
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By Wednesday night, hours after Mr. Sanders suffered a string of defeats to his chief rival, Joseph R. Biden Jr., MSNBC viewers were greeted with the sight of Mr. Sanders sitting for a live interview with the network's most influential host, Rachel Maddow, whose program the senator had avoided since July.
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Lawyers are filing complaints in Tallahassee; surrogates for the Republican candidate are holding news conference calls with journalists and sitting for interviews on cable, blaming the Democrats for tarnishing the integrity of the electoral process; and party officials are encouraging demonstrators to gather at sites where the recounts are taking place.
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Gabbard has rejected the support of Duke, but she continues to annoy Democrats by sitting for interviews with Fox News Channel's Tucker CarlsonTucker CarlsonClinton attacks on Gabbard become flashpoint in presidential race Zuckerberg launches public defense of Facebook as attacks mount NBC-Universal rejects outside investigation of Matt Lauer MORE.
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Mr. Giuliani said that the office of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, shared its timeline about two weeks ago amid negotiations over whether Mr. Trump will be questioned by investigators, adding that Mr. Mueller's office said that the date was contingent on Mr. Trump's sitting for an interview.
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Leto recently prepared for his role as the Joker in the recent box office flop Suicide Squad by reportedly pranking the cast and crew with live rodents and used condoms, so his upcoming co-stars will probably have a lot of tin foil and sitting for screen tests to look forward to.
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Many evolutionary biologists are fond of pointing out that the human body is not adapted to modern life, which often involves sitting for hours at a time and toiling in artificial light and consuming mounds of processed sugar ("There's no food in your food," as the Joan Cusack character says in "Say Anything").
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I usually don't need any aides to help me ambulate, though the effort of standing or sitting for even short periods of time can send my muscles into extreme spasms that bring stinging tears to my eyes and have sometimes caused me to scream loud enough to bring my neighbors knocking at my door.
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That's, more often than not, not part of the discourse when you talk about symposiums or lectures, because they become like these, like, synthetic touring circuses, these talks that are so formulaic, and you kind of imagine the people sitting for hours in their bedrooms in front of their mirrors perfecting their hand gestures.
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Bolding below included as submitted in statement STATEMENT OF JARED C. KUSHNER TO CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES July 24, 2017 I am voluntarily providing this statement, submitting documents, and sitting for interviews in order to shed light on issues that have been raised about my role in the Trump for President Campaign and during the transition period.
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Nader was a key figure in Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, sitting for multiple interviews, including one that was conducted under a "proffer agreement" — a potential signal that he believed he could be charged with crimes and spoke to prosecutors on the condition his statements wouldn't be used against him.
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But I have had so many experiences over the past year — sitting, for example, with an elderly black woman in South Carolina shaking in rage because the kids in her neighborhood face greater challenges than she did growing up in 1953 — that suggest we are at another moment of make-or-break racial reckoning.
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In what appears to be yet another example of such an incident failing spectacularly, a man house-sitting for his parents at their Fresno, California residence may have set their house on fire after attempting to kill some black widow spiders on an exterior wall of the home, though investigators are still looking into the cause of the fire.
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As the debate unfolded in Washington, Mr. Trump on Thursday spent more than an hour sitting for a deposition in New York as part of his legal feud with the renowned chef José Andres, whom Mr. Trump is suing for pulling out of a plan to open a new restaurant in his luxury hotel near the White House.
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CARACAS, Feb 27 (Reuters) - A tanker laden with $57 million in crude has discharged its cargo in Venezuela after sitting for more than a year off the country's coast due to a dispute between the state-run PDVSA oil company and its U.S. unit Citgo Petroleum, according to Refinitiv Eikon data and two shipping sources close to the case.
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Take 23andMe, for example: Rather than making an appointment at the doctor, sitting for an array of expensive genetic tests, waiting days for the results and then having to trek back to the office to discuss them at your physician's convenience, the company offered a simple, straightforward alternative: Spit in a tube, mail it in, and get results online in a visual, simple-to-understand format.
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Seizing a rare opportunity to solidify a conservative majority for a generation, President Donald Trump chose the relatively young Kavanaugh, convinced that he had what it took after serving in the executive branch, working on independent counsel Ken Starr's investigation of President Bill Clinton and sitting for 12 years on arguably the most powerful appellate court in the land, the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit.
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Tom GarrettThomas (Tom) Alexander GarrettFemale Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Ethics investigation finds outgoing House Republican made staff unload groceries, dog-sit Trump signs bill naming post office after soldier whose parents he attacked MORE (R-Va.) "violated the public trust" by having his staff perform personal services, including dog sitting for him and unloading his groceries, according to a House Ethics Committee report released Wednesday.
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So when I tell you that a contemporary Irishman has just written a novel with minimal punctuation, recording the stream of consciousness of a man sitting for a few hours at his kitchen table in western Ireland, you might be forgiven for assuming that we are back at the feet of James Joyce, brought here by a modernist apostle, and that you'd do well to wait for the annotated edition.
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In 2007's "Terror's Advocate," about the slick, serpentine, self-aggrandizing lawyer Jacques Vergès (whose client roster included Klaus Barbie, Carlos the Jackal and perhaps even Pol Pot) and in this picture, "The Venerable W.," about Ashin Wirathu, a Buddhist monk in Myanmar fomenting racial hatred and violence against that country's Muslim population, Schroeder lets the men sitting for these portraits have their own heads, so to speak.
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In the hours since President Donald Trump fired Shulkin, announcing in a signature tweet that he planned to replace him with White House physician Ronny Jackson, the former secretary has waged a scorched earth campaign, sitting for a slew of TV interviews and penning a blistering New York Times op-ed in which he described the environment in Washington as so "toxic, chaotic, disrespectful and subversive that it became impossible" for him to do his job.
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In fact, it is difficult today to remember the exact circumstances and events that unfolded last year to lead us to this moment in time, in which President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's nominee to the Supreme Court is sitting for his confirmation hearing.
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" TRUMP INSIDERS: PRESIDENT EAGER TO TALK TO MUELLER NYT : "President Trump pushed his lawyers in recent days to try once again to reach an agreement with the special counsel's office about his sitting for an interview, flouting their advice that he should not answer investigators' questions … Mr. Trump has told advisers he is eager to meet with investigators to clear himself of wrongdoing … In effect, he believes he can convince the investigators for the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III , of his belief that their own inquiry is a 'witch hunt.
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Special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE on Friday said President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's former personal attorney Michael Cohen has gone to "significant lengths" to assist his ongoing Russia investigation, including sitting for seven interviews and providing information on a range of issues.
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