But he can't stay away from Tessa, and she can't stay away from him.
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"Rumor has been going around — stay away from the clubs, stay away from the theme parks," she said.
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Stay away from YouTube, stay away from anything you read online about templates — don't put it in the speech.
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The warnings about social media were intended to remind the staff to "stay away from opinion and stay away from drama," he said.
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" : "We're going to stay away from that one.
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" He adds, "We kind of stay away from it.
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But the more marginal names ... I'd stay away from.
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" Blackberry: "We're going to stay away from that one.
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Please stay away from Cherry Ave & Bay Hill Drive.
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" Harvey replied, "Yeah, stay away from this one, kid.
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Wash your hands (that can't be stressed enough), don't touch your face, cough and sneeze into your elbow, stay away from sick people, and stay away from people when you're sick yourself.
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"If an alcoholic can stay away from a drink one day at a time, I can stay away from the comment section one day at a time," Judd said, according to the book.
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There, a sign warns visitors to stay away from alligators.
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Vowed to stay away from sweets in the new year?
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So, maybe stay away from the special Rice Krispies Treats.
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Stay away from foods that are high in trans fats.
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More people could stay away from the steering wheel altogether.
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Many believe they should just stay away from energy companies.
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That's a subject I try to stay away from now.
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Najarian argued he would stay away from the stock altogether.
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Now, we can't seem to stay away from the stuff.
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Are you going to stay away from this or that?
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Then she warns Chuck to stay away from her daughter.
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However, investors should stay away from North Asia, he said.
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"Stay away from the proverbial pop of color," he added.
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So please, stay away from lava and don't touch it.
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", "Stay away from CheapAir," and "Used them once, never again.
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Everyone should get HTC vive and stay away from oculus.
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We're going to stay away from the group right now.
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The MTA advised people to stay away from underground stations.
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Please, heed all warnings and stay away from the area.
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He was released Tuesday, but must stay away from her.
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They were then ordered to stay away from each other.
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It seems I should stay away from the time scale.
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" Under "Stay Away From," it said "candidates 35 and over.
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I do want you to stay away from that situation.
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Note to NFL defenders: Stay. Away. From. Dan. Carpenter's. Legs.
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So I stay away from telling people what to think.
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He's going to have to stay away from bad counts.
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Stay away from negotiations John, you are hurting your country!
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Either back the Steelers or stay away from this one.
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Politicians usually stay away from playing politics in these moments.
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"Stay away from that first house," the man said, pointing.
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She's also been ordered to stay away from school grounds.
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I stay away from fried foods, alcohol, and processed sugars.
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Just stay away from the White Curry at Gundam Café.
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Israel insists that Iranian forces stay away from its borders.
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Read, take courses, get a degree, stay away from people.
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" The conventional wisdom was clear: "stay away from the sick.
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"Everyone needs to stay away from the beaches," Kemp said.
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Lohan's presence overseas has helped her stay away from tabloids.
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We've tried to stay away from too many serial killers.
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"I can't stay away from here," Basco, 61, told CNN.
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He said he would stay away from Time's editorial decisions.
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She plans to stay away from the polls on Sunday.
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So I'm going to say stay away from that one.
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Please stay away from the area until it is cleared.
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"That's something I'm going to stay away from," he said.
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Most traders were probably trying to stay away from it.
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Stay away from anything that might resemble a MAGA hat.
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"You just stay away from any broken cables," Klock says.
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Stay away from coconut and palm oil, warns Al Bochi.
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People have been asked to stay away from the carcass.
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If the city, and surrounding areas, have to keep spraying—which they will, Mayor Carlos Giminez said—and if tourists stay away from hotels and locals stay away from restaurants, Miami is going to suffer.
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Batali ordered to stay away from alleged victim The celebrity chef removed his hat when he was inside the court and appearing before the judge, who ordered him to stay away from the alleged victim.
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There's also a more cynical reason to stay away from Telegram.
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Immediately post-baby I tried to stay away from the camera.
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Stay away from sweets because they are causing you more mucus.
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So, this is the season when I stay away from them.
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That girl is going to stay away from accessing health services.
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And if you're a retailer or brand, stay away from it.
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I'm going to say stay away from it at this level.
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Geno is ordered by the court to stay away from June.
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Use common sense; if something feels off, stay away from it.
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It's a loud scene that locals try to stay away from.
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He was ordered to stay away from Jenner and her home.
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One tactic O'Reilly would recommend the #ImWithHer candidate stay away from?
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For years, I've warned friends to stay away from Chinese smartphones.
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Courts tend to stay away from questioning lawmakers' motives for investigations.
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The message is clear: Stay away from the Fourni islands, sailor.
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Of course, pessimists usually just stay away from venture capital deals.
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And she's hardly been able to stay away from Cher since.
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I wanted to stay away from a lot of current trends.
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These questions are too juicy to stay away from the fight.
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Men, by and large, are advised to stay away from headwear.
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"I would stay away from airlines altogether," said trader Brian Kelly.
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A court ordered she stay away from Bezeq for 30 days.
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I stay away from any alarmism or discussion on policy / activism.
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Investors had plenty of reasons to stay away from riskier assets.
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Developers worry that potential renters will stay away from those neighborhoods.
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It's very important for people to stay away from that area.
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"This one I've really tried to stay away from," McDonald said.
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I'm going to have to say stay away from that, honestly.
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Are you wanting to stay away from dating someone in Hollywood?
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Ultimately, stay away from financials until the net interest margin stabilizes.
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Can she not stay away from the scene of the trauma?
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Stay away from the dark wizard and get some rest, people.
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High skepticism means a lot of people stay away from stocks.
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I urge everyone to stay away from the Philips Center Oct.
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Stay away from window treatments that are bulky, heavy, and ornate.
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I stay away from family and friends, and keep to myself.
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Should I stay away from you when you're holding a knife?
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Shaver has managed to stay away from jail for several years.
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Whatever you do, though, stay away from single service coffee makers.
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Fourth, stay away from blatant trade protectionism and dumb protectionist rhetoric.
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Sharing Islamic beliefs, like telling people to stay away from porn.
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These kids are healthy, they stay away from drugs and crimes.
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Then, please, stay away from violence avoid frustrations speak of love.
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"I'm going to try to stay away from that," Barkley said.
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"My big brother told me, 'Stay away from loans,'" said Ransome.
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Have you tried to stay away from that as you're auditioning?
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I thought, 'That's the kind of person I'd stay away from.
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He said, 'You don't want people to stay away from you.
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He said, 'You don't want people to stay away from you.
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We wanted to stay away from the gruesome portion of it.
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They wanted me to stay away from him for a reason.
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Maybe he should stay away from Yankee Stadium on his birthday.
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"Maybe it's wrong that I stay away from everything," Alvarado said.
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"We like to stay away from any politics whatsoever," James explains.
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Personally, I would stay away from shorts and boots entirely. 5.
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Nazis, trans fat, Al Qaeda, and pedophiles just stay away from.
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Authorities warned people to stay away from the volcano, particularly its crater.
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But it seems the couple just couldn't stay away from each other.
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Stay away from any online promotions via email, text or social media.
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What to stay away from as we enter a pro-growth presidency?
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A judge ordered Bryant to stay away from the campus on Sept.
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Former presidents have also tried to stay away from criticizing their successors.
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For more information on how to stay away from mosquitoes, click here.
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Additionally, she was ordered to stay away from the hotel's Polo Lounge.
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Even Calamy would stay away from the Can-Can in that outfit.
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But stay away from software stocks, which have been underperforming, Wilson suggested.
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I don't do that… I stay away from that area all together.
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But he follows the 11th commandment of CCM: Stay away from politics.
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You work hard and indulge occasionally, but stay away from extravagant spending.
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For more information on how to stay away from mosquitos, click here.
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Good luck trying to stay away from Black Friday sales now, folks.
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" Air Lease Corp: "We are going to stay away from Air Lease.
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He also said he would stay away from Nike at this point.
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Try to stay away from the foods that are filled with chemicals.
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Not stay away from that stuff, but I'm just here to skate.
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Bove, though, continued to advocate that investors stay away from Wells Fargo.
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Folks who go paleo stay away from flour, sugar, and processed carbohydrates.
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Just make sure to stay away from any white rabbits with clocks.
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I knew he wasn't going to stay away from the game long.
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Putin, please stay away from our democracy and, in essence, shove off.
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Police had previously told him to stay away from her, GMA reports.
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We just can't stay away from our phones, even in the car.
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"For the time being, please stay away from that area," Ward said.
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Foreign leaders generally stay away from criticizing presidential candidates in other countries.
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We're going to stay away from it and we'll be just fine.
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Officials have warned the local population to stay away from the crater.
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You mentioned earlier that you try and stay away from fan theories.
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The military dropped leaflets, urging Palestinians to stay away from the border.
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" Energy Transfer: "You've got to stay away from all these pipelines. Why?
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So far, Maria is expected to stay away from the U.S. mainland.
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Stay away from topics that could make your interviewer uncomfortable, if possible.
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"Stay away from the coasts," the National Weather Service in Boston tweeted.
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Health officials warned the public to stay away from chopped romaine lettuce.
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He was also ordered to stay away from Ramirez for three days.
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Didn't you think that was somebody you should probably stay away from?
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People from surrounding areas were also told to stay away from Munich.
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Stay away from my stove, because that vibration goes into the food.
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When it comes to produce, stay away from chain grocery stores entirely.
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"I would try to stay away from these types of personal loans."
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He began to stay away from the clubs, the partying, the girlfriends.
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You don't think he should stay away from the stage right now?
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"I usually tried to stay away from him," the former student said.
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The bad news ... it's highly contagious ... so stay away from Shayna Baszler!!!
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His father, Mr. Wu said, tries to stay away from political discussions.
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His father, Mr. Wu said, tries to stay away from political discussions.
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We all need to stay home and stay away from one another.
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I try to stay away from you but you get me high.
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If you stay away from the travel warning countries, international flight likewise.
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Rick Scott issued an urgent warning to stay away from the water.
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"They are being taught, 'Let's just stay away from them,'" she said.
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Most importantly, we should probably stay away from coral to begin with.
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Clinton to stay away from their high-stakes red-state Senate races.
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"I try to stay away from the paid-per-post," he said.
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" Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust: "I want to stay away from PEI.
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But Lil Xan can't seem to stay away from the spicy snack.
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If possible, stay away from local tap water in most foreign countries.
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By that metric alone, it's a hard market to stay away from.
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Worshipers were told to stay away from all mosques in New Zealand.
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"And I tell every person I meet to stay away from them."
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Their team is telling them to stay away from politics and religion.
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Secular opposition figures also urged Egyptians to stay away from the polls.
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The candidates can't stay away from the topic, from Democratic candidates Sen.
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Stay away from attics and crawl spaces where you could get trapped.
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"Our best weapon is to stay away from the stores," said Mrs.
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Tammy got a restraining order for John to stay away from the property.
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" Sociedad Quimica y Minera de Chile: "We're going to stay away from that.
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Hardin is exactly the kind of guy you're supposed to stay away from.
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Stay away from doubles, I think I had two of those last year.
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Like, we typically stay away from topics that everyone kind of agrees with.
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"I doubt I'll be able to stay away from that house for long."
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So I think we want to stay away from this area right now.
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But Charles and Camilla couldn't stay away from one another for too long.
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Then stay away from foods like chicken nuggets, instant noodles and packaged cookies.
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Please stay away from the area and follow all instructions from law enforcement.
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Stay away from big dropoffs or sandbars where sharks like to hang out.
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Chloë Grace Moretz will not exactly stay away from acting for an eternity.
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And the longer I stay away from her, the better off we are.
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Stay away from facial oils, which are likely to be high in fragrances.
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" Abraham also has to "agree to stay away from the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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As Vulture so deftly explains, those are the guys you stay away from.
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After last night's indulgence, I've opted to stay away from the alcohol tonight.
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Sekera's now been ordered to stay away from Mack and her parents' house.
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It'll accumulate on roofs, so stay away from the top floors of buildings.
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And stay away from topical anesthetics that contain benzocaine and lidocaine, he said.
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South Lawrence Mayor Daniel Rivera urged residents to stay away from their homes.
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We also tend to stay away from areas other reporters are already covering.
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Officials are telling them to stay away from Rockport for the same reason.
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Local authorities were advising residents to evacuate and stay away from the area.
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While Fatcow does provide a free website builder, I'd stay away from it.
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Younger people, we are told, stay away from these strongholds of regime influence.
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"I think it's best for me to stay away from that," he said.
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People stay away from you, as if late-middle-age were airborne herpes.
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Tourists to Brussels would be told if you jog, stay away from Molenbeek.
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Stay away from the smells, the smells are going to make you sicker.
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Where the GOP votes are: Stay away from whip counts until next week.
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It's likely these protesters are people that typically stay away from traditional politics.
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For that reason, some voters say they will stay away from the polls.
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Stay away from basic questions you can easily find out on your own.
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His bandmates all stay away from drink, too, except Craig, who drinks wine.
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If I see her, I will tell her to stay away from you.
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In his speech, Mr. Krzanich may stay away from talking about wearable devices.
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All non-emergency response staff were asked to stay away from the compound.
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And if you feel sick, you should certainly stay away from public transit.
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Elsa had to stay away from her sister to keep her sister safe.
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"Please stay away from the downtown area while crews assess damage," Herbert said.
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Stay away from oatmeal, melon, whole-wheat fig bars, veggie burgers, and grapefruit.
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In all cases, the remedy is tragically the same: Stay away from it.
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"I want to stay away from that as much as possible," Day said.
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So they should stay away from people who are sick to prevent exposure.
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Civil discourse demands that we appreciate other viewpoints and stay away from vitriol.
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He is expected to stay away from the team for a few days.
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The host has long advised viewers to stay away from the home retailer.
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I try really hard to stay away from them, but sometimes I slip.
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Auckland Mayor Phil Goff told workers to stay away from the city centre.
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In the meantime, leaders should stay away from inflammatory language and fear mongering.
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She must also stay away from the condominium unit where the incident occurred.
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Tweets from the police department urged people to stay away from the area.
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Experienced mathematicians warn up-and-comers to stay away from the Collatz conjecture.
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The Columbus Police Department warned residents to stay away from the Black Bridge.
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Do you think such tests would encourage students to stay away from drugs?
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" Chesapeake Energy: "Here's what we know: we know to stay away from CHK.
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Even if they are false, just stay away from sheep for a while.
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And there's some magazines you find out that you should stay away from.
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For those reasons, it's best to stay away from this colorful, fruity cereal.
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Gregory has also been ordered to stay away from the victim and her fiancé.
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The San Diego Chargers, for example, stay away from play action like the plague.
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Doctors' orders: Stay away from deli meats, soft cheeses and alcohol, among other consumables!
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I've learned one thing from this industry and it's to stay away from drama.
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A judge granted a temporary restraining order requiring him to stay away from Silver.
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And analysts are warning investors to stay away from buying the dip right now.
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Present day [aesthetics] I try to stay away from is things being too overproduced.
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"I am trying to stay away from personal attacks on Hillary," Sanders told MSNBC.
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He'd be wise to stay away from the blood stuff this time of year.
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Until he is sure about the downside, he said to stay away from both.
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"That helps me to stay away from the sweets during the week," she says.
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Political costumes are always popular, but stay away from politicians that are particularly controversial.
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Trader Brian Kelly agreed with Grasso and said to stay away from the financials.
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The royal family tends to stay away from anything political — they don't even vote.
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If you're trying to have a screaming orgasm tonight, stay away from the bottle.
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Waldorf adds pregnant women should stay away from areas of measles or Zika outbreaks.
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I urge every new student coming to UCLA to stay away from this guy.
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We just couldn't stay away from each other, no matter how mad we got.
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JP: Too much vitamin C makes me poop, so I stay away from that.
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He was also reportedly ordered him to stay away from Sinclair for three years.
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The other thing we'd stay away from is anything coercive or things like that.
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To protect against chlamydia, women are advised to stay away from vaginal douching. [CDC]
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The point is not to tell investors to stay away from any specific stock.
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But local residents say they can't stay away from their villages for too long.
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But he's also scared enough of Marie the Banshee to stay away from Sara.
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"We didn't stay away from the Russian government's privatization program per se," Luet said.
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And I try to stay away from sugar—it really is a drug forme.
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"I think this is a stock to stay away from right now," Sanchez concluded.
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However, he'd stay away from high-yield sectors like real estate, telecom and utilities.
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Bush to stay away from wearing "Nancy red" while she was the second lady.
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We just want him to stay away from her and to stop cyberbullying her.
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The royal family tends to stay away from anything political — they don't even vote.
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I decided I wanted to stay away from the "hidden camera" style of filmmaking.
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But if you're Lester Holt, stay away from your inbox, don't answer the phone.
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He warned to stay away from Marathon Oil, and said he likes Occidental better.
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Stay away from combs and brushes and use your fingers to detangle and style.
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For more important occasions, it's best to stay away from the Facebook invitations route.
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And afterward I realized that my avatar should not stay away from those things.
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According to Ramsay, we should try and stay away from the soup du jour.
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Officials are warning people to stay away from areas where lava meets the ocean.
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"Where we want to stay away from is a group like pharmaceuticals," said Wald.
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Relationships experts say to stay away from overly personal questions on the first date.
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This poses no threat to our campus; however, please stay away from the base.
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We are asking the public to stay away from the area at this time.
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"Trump replied: "I've really tried to stay away from them as much as possible.
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"I've generally advised people to stay away from dollar transactions in Iran," Schwechter said.
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He also ordered him to stay away from alcohol and undergo mental health treatment.
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Australia's wildlife officials have long warned people to stay away from the flightless birds.
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"Taffy, gummy bears, gummy worms – stay away from that kind of stuff," she advises.
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I wear my gloves and try to stay away from others when I can.
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The message was loud and clear: stay home, stay away from your favorite places.
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Osuna agreed to stay away from the woman for a year and continue counseling.
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And you should probably stay away from any high-fat foods immediately before exercise.
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Edwards urged people to stay away from the area, which was still considered unstable.
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However, for decades, Tacoma residents have been conditioned to stay away from the waterfront.
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Stay away from Boston tomorrow, you've got to be careful on those Game 33s.
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"This is not good — they have to stay away from the wall," he said.
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You should also probably stay away from Courier, another commonly used fixed-width font.
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" -- Hugh Hewitt: "If you want the truth on impeachment, stay away from the fringes.
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I'd rather stay away from anything that's going to make me feel like s***.
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The Bikers are not a soft target, so they typically stay away from us.
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Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguin had urged counterprotesters to stay away from Civic Center Park.
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Yes. I stay away from all law enforcement in any kind of negative way.
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But when you&aposre writing a business email, try and stay away from platitudes.
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As women, we're generally told to stay away from people and situations like this.
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Or, even more importantly, learn what sugary treat you definitely want to stay away from.
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I stay away from harsh soaps that rob the skin of natural oils and moisture.
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"Anyone that could be pregnant should probably stay away from these cheeses," the chef warns.
|
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" Yacoubian promises "we'll always be inclusive," but prefers to stay away from a "rigid formula.
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She was also ordered to stay away from the Beverly Hills Hotel's famed Polo Lounge.
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Otherwise, there's no need to stay away from the games because of Zika, Gubler said.
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It's all about eating cleaner and trying to stay away from processed foods and sodas.
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Beijing has also warned U.S. warships and military aircraft to stay away from these islands.
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The circus teaches you a good life and to stay away from the bad stuff.
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" Halliburton Co.: "No, I'm going to have to ask you to stay away from it.
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The drones are programmed to stay away from obstacles and follow skiers on their paths.
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Workday wanted to stay away from vendors who could potentially compete with them, Wang explained.
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According to TMZ, she also received a court order to stay away from her daughter.
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These days, I try to stay away from the brown stuff because I'm getting older.
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But, by all means, you should stay away from a wedding invite done on Facebook.
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She told fans she was trying to stay away from "news" that would upset her.
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The Morning Call reports the couple was warned to stay away from the girl's home.
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Cook apparently expressed a willingness to comply with police instructions to stay away from her.
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Sandusky's bail was set at $200,000 and he was ordered to stay away from minors.
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He was released on $10k bond and ordered to stay away from the Savage family.
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You like to stay away from those because they're quick runs and they change games.
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He must attend all future proceedings, stay away from McSally, and avoid drugs and alcohol.
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" Meanwhile, under the heading "Stay Away From" were applicants "in sales for 8-10 years.
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Hundreds of US soldiers and Marines are close by, but they stay away from reporters.
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A judge has since issued a protective order for Haywood to stay away from Miranda.
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He noted he would stay away from Deutsche Bank, which has lagged the broader market.
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So for now, stay away from the golf resort, sit back, and enjoy the tweets.
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But there's no reason to be sad: This doesn't mean they'll stay away from politics.
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People with money generally have the ability to get clean water, stay away from cholera.
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Now I generally try and stay away from fronting altogether because it's just a bitch.
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"I try to stay away from it because you can't drown in that," she said.
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"We ask filmmakers to stay away from Israel until it respects international law," he added.
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As an independent judge, Kavanaugh said he needs to stay away from commenting on politics.
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Stay away from the houses and understand the severity of what this fire can do.
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Beijing has also warned US warships and military aircraft to stay away from these islands.
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You should probably still stay away from it, though — both the date and the grenade.
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And while some countries welcome random selection, others ask to stay away from specific delegations.
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She was released on a $1,250 bail and ordered to stay away from the victim.
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Health authorities are not advising people to stay away from the neighborhood, Dr. Frieden said.
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Also, dress for the weather and, whenever possible, stay away from people who are sick.
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It aims for supporters to stay away from Target until the company reverses its stance.
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We have no problem with that, as long as they stay away from the civilians.
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If you stay away from trends, you don't have to keep changing with the Joneses.
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The handout says stick to "one small cup" of coffee and stay away from alcohol.
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Is there a list of what we should definitely stay away from at this age?
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He was released after three years, with a warning to stay away from illegal drugs.
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But when World War I broke out, he could not stay away from the front.
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Various alt-right leaders have warned others to stay away from Unite the Right 2.
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The city authorities have also called on people to stay away from the river banks.
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He has also been recorded saying he preferred to stay away from gays and Jews.
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The police have since told residents of the camp to stay away from the hospital.
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Police are asking visitors to stay away from the area, including away from nearby trails.
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She adds that she plans to stay away from social media in the coming months.
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Stay away from sick people, and don't go to work or school if you're sick.
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"Stay away from patterns or wallpapers as they are distracting to the mind," she says.
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The "Mad Money" host has long advised viewers to stay away from the home retailer.
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Most of these young adults are likely to stay away from church as they age.
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They warned me to "stay away" from their mother (his widow, who is still living).
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The French government has also warned citizens to stay away from any gatherings in Iran.
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It was just where I wanted to stay away from is where it ended up.
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The bank, he said, will stay away from pricey mergers and acquisitions in those markets.
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Bearish trend equals stocks to sell and stay away from; GE's got a bearish trend.
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So unless you&aposre really sure, maybe stay away from married people in these states.
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" "You hear me saying, 'stay away from 'they'' all the time, but who are 'they'?
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Gatdet Dak said Machar would stay away from Juba until ceasefire details were worked out.
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"Stay away from polling stations on election day," the Taliban warned in their latest statement.
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Clinton, said she expected Democrats to stay away from criticizing their own during this cycle.
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It sounds like Europe is telling its naughty neighbor to stay away from sharp objects.
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"They say 'Thank you for your service, but stay away from my kid,'" said Capt.
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I had been taught at PAFA to stay away from "illustrators" and "draftsmen" like Wyeth.
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"There are certain types of people you stay away from," he told Max in episode five.
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Trump was scheduled to appear with Ryan on Saturday, but instead will stay away from Wisconsin.
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Just make sure to stay away from the soy proteins and the tempehs of the world.
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He also warned to stay away from groups that could hurt investors, like retail and drugs.
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Ultimately on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, we hope the white supremacists stay away from Whitefish.
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"Travellers are therefore advised to stay away from political rallies and large crowds," the ministry said.
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This alone will influence your motivation to stay awake and stay away from the snooze button.
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Authorities have warned of further high waves and advised residents to stay away from the shoreline.
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He was also ordered to stay away from the Paul family and pay a $10,000 fine.
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Others played down the threat to humans, as long as they stay away from live markets.
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Meanwhile, he would stay away from utilities, calling them too boring, too defensive and too rich.
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Mel B's restraining order requires him to stay away from her and all of her children.
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There's a hearing later this month to determine if he has to stay away from Fred.
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Car sales may also get a boost as consumers stay away from public transport, he said.
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Since the agreement went up Musk hasn't been able to stay away from tweeting about it.
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They restrict their calorie intake, stay away from high-fat foods, and watch their portion sizes.
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Hilton was also ordered to stay away from Daily and family for the next 3 years.
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Ms Fialho is not encouraging the young funkeira to stay away from the subject of sex.
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You want to stay away from the skids (losing streaks) and put up some positive numbers.
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So, maybe, Pruitt should stay away from the TV. You know, until the next scandal breaks.
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Following advice from a psychologist, the mother asked the coach to stay away from her son.
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Police also warned people to stay away from the beaches, on a busy public holiday weekend.
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Given all of this, Boden recommends that anyone dealing with depression just stay away from alcohol.
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And I'll say it again, but you won't listen to me — stay away from the bars.
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All he had to do was stay away from the front lines of his unstoppable army.
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Spacey was ordered to stay away from the alleged victim, now 20, and the accuser's family.
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McNeil was free on $2,500 bail and has been ordered to stay away from the preschool.
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"I'd stay away from MLPs," said Holmes Osborne of Osborne Global Investors in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Part of that may be from her choice to largely stay away from the campaign trail.
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Trader Brian Kelly noted that he would stay away from bank stocks if markets fell more.
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While those factors are still in play, investors should stay away from the sector, he said.
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He also has to complete 70 hours of community service and must stay away from Pacman.
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Dog's Knee told George to stay away from it after Kony took a liking to it.
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And I think of you as a little boy, trying to stay away from your brothers.
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But, of course, Trump couldn't stay away from his favorite social media platform for too long.
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Rooney pleaded with fans to stay away from Thursday's match against Wales unless they have tickets.
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We shouldn't stay away from even white nationalism or even, you know, whatever form it takes.
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"I've learned one thing from this industry and it's to stay away from drama," Sheeran replied.
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The bureau made the announcement in a statement, and urged students to stay away from violence.
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Microsoft is so over the lies that it urged employees to stay away from stunts today.
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Authorities are urging people to stay away from the areas where lava is entering the Pacific.
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As for Tesla, Cramer wanted to stay away from the turmoil brewing around the company's Gigafactory.
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At home, Bassett said she tries to stay away from refined, processed foods, like white flour.
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I really do try to stay away from corporations that have been problematic for my politics.
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And you know, so anyway I have to stay away from these inflation picking up conversations.
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When she comes out and sees the carnage, he tells her to stay away from him.
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If no one was going to have my back, then I better stay away from people.
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I have been using it on and off as deodorant, because I stay away from aluminum.
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I wanted to stay away from that, while also being true to Cory's aesthetic and interests.
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I'm trying to stay away from the flavor of the month of the Alexandria ... Midterms, yeah.
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"Just continue to stay away from European banks," Wald said on CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Monday.
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The American and Australian Embassies had warned their citizens to stay away from the protest zone.
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"Travelers are therefore advised to stay away from political rallies and large crowds," the ministry said.
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Gilman was raised in the neighborhood and did everything she could to stay away from heroin.
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Please stay away from the area and keep the congregants and law enforcement in your prayers.
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In February, the FDA released a statement urging people to stay away from young blood transfusions.
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Chinese officials are warning people to stay away from Wuhan, the province where the outbreak began.
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Khongsngi says that while many women stay away from the shooting ground, many gamble in secret.
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We have to stay away from the touch fouls, but I really liked our defensive intensity.
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Habachy said despite Gordon's turbulent last few years, he was trying to stay away from drugs.
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It warned residents to stay away from "the headquarters and positions of the armed terrorist gangs".
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I try not to fight with anyone in my life and stay away from contentious persons.
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I personally stay away from putting out predictions that would basically spoil the plot, if true.
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But Fed watchers expect him to stay away from the topic of tariffs, even if asked.
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The Fishbeyns tend to stay away from using tricks to optimize space, as Bela told Insider.
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Both of them were ordered to stay away from every state and national park in California.
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He was released without bail, and ordered by a judge to stay away from the victim.
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Part of Hinckley's release does include a protective order requiring him to stay away from them.
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I tend to stay away from any exotics because I feel like it's kind of gross.
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I'm not going to get into politics, but she needs to stay away from social media.
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" But Dong, a student at the University of California, Berkeley, says these words and images damage both her sense of identity and her sense of well-being: "[People saying] 'stay away from your Asian friends' or 'stay away from international students' is really upsetting to see.
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" The mother of two added, "For me, I learned to actively stay away from reading about myself.
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He urged residents to stay away from downed power lines until utility crews can render them safe.
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And grumbly, stay-away-from-newcomers Ted (Milo Twomey) may just have a history with Zoe's mom.
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I can be supportive to my friends privately, but I want to stay away from it publicly.
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She called a meeting with administrators, hoping they would instruct the friend to stay away from her.
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"We always stay away from political stuff," said Alvaro Luque, president of the Avocados From Mexico brand.
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Fly safe and stay away from people and you're likely to never have any sort of trouble.
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As part of his release ... Katt must also stay away from the bodyguard, and surrender his passport.
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Part of what's interesting about Swift and Perry is that they prefer to stay away from controversy.
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Beijing has previously warned U.S. warships and military aircraft to stay away from the islands it controls.
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Stay away from domestic politics, Bolton told NSC staffers, directing them to the lawyers, according to testimony.
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Consumers should stay away from vapes that contain THC, the US Food and Drug Administration said today.
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Her husband asked her to stay away from the lot, where homeless men were known to gather.
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"If I was a client, the adviser I'd stay away from is the mechanical adviser," he said.
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But otherwise, we stay away from the politics and hope that a good outcome can be achieved.
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They were warned to stay away from the border fence they decided to show up with explosives.
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And now they told them stay away from the border fence, they showed up with bombs, Sean.
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Student Nia Gastinell said her classmates hid underneath desks and were instructed to stay away from windows.
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A science teacher initially told her to stay away from the field, she recalled in an interview.
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So, it's no wonder that some of us stay away from the stuff, thinking it's too harsh.
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Protesters "must stop the violence", the police chief said, warning residents to stay away from the area.
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In order to gain power back in your life, you stay away from all drugs and alcohol.
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In these days we've got to stay away from the ones that are let's say specialty pharma.
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Astrology, stuff that God tells us to stay away from, that's where all that stuff comes from.
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I don't follow any labeled lifestyle, but I tend to stay away from most dairy and sugar.
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So normally I stay away from creamy tubes of lipstick — there's too much potential for a mess.
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Also, wash your hands all the time and stay away from people who you know are sick.
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"Future Vision plan - the most important thing is to stay away from citizens' pockets," one person tweeted.
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On Capitol Hill, GOP lawmakers urged Trump this week to stay away from former President Clinton's affairs.
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"For 29 years, we couldn't stay away from each other, no matter what had happened," Jennifer says.
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We evolved that way to stay away from things that might make us sick or kill us.
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Thousands of people are asking the members of Maroon 5 to stay away from the Super Bowl.
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Despite his negative experience with Flamin' Hot Cheetos, Lil Xan can't stay away from the cheesy snack.
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There's a batch of heroin laced with something that can kill you -- so stay away from it.
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They were ordered to stay away from each other even though they live in the same building.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority warned people to stay away from underground stations and consider taking the bus.
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And that isn't just like, 'I'm having a hard time; stay away from me; leave me alone.
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", "XPOST with /r/Japan - our annual PSA: Stay away from 'psychiatrist' Doug Berger ", and "AVOID Douglas Berger.
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Capheus discovers this courtesy of a few nasty coworkers who advise him to stay away from Zakia.
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He's also been ordered to stay away from Titus, who told the NY Post she's divorcing Fagen.
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Stay away from weak commodity stocks that have suddenly begun to rise, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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A very important technical level may be warning investors to stay away from some potentially dangerous sectors.
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The judge set his bond at $37,500 and said he must stay away from the alleged victim.
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The charge sheet accused him of coercing workers to stay away from work and encouraging civil disobedience.
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Wendy, try as she might, can't stay away from Axe Capital and the world her husband hates.
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Irving Police Department tweeted Wednesday urging people to stay away from the area by North Lake College.
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The police urged people to stay away from the area, warning that there was a toxic threat.
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If you're not, you're a robot and you need to stay away from me and my family.
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Lots of talk takes place today—watch out for exaggerations and stay away from know-it-alls.
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"Bold women feel free to stay away from what is expected," Versace said in a press release.
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So officials are telling folks to stay away from areas where the lava is meeting the ocean.
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They were ordered to stay away from the company and any establishments BRF dealt with, including labs.
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Using such tools also means she can stay away from formal emails, which she views as draining.
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"Stay away from others as much as possible to keep from infecting them," the agency's site states.
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Prosecutors asked that he stay away from the alleged victim and his family, and the court agreed.
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We recommend you stay away from the big names and buy from one of these great startups.
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Cases of dissociation had a whiff of the mystical, and doctors tended to stay away from them.
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So that's one reason we would stay away from General Electric," he said Tuesday on "Trading Nation.
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No one likes their prospects—especially Jess, as she tries to stay away from cute colleague Ryan.
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Classic movies like "Friday the 13th" may just convince you to stay away from campsites and cabins.
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If you wanna stay away from the salt ... soak up the sun in the pool and spa.
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Pinkett Smith, who appeared in two "Matrix" movies, also said she would stay away from the Feb.
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"The government is advising people to stay away from anything that could be missile debris," NHK reported.
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I had initially resolved to stay away from work and the news during those precious newlywed days.
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For everybody involved in the process, if it's too familiar we want to stay away from it.
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Americans have strong opinions about which issues brands should stay away from in the age of Trump.
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Peterson instructed deputies to stay away from the building where the shootings took place, the draft said.
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For decades, advertisers have striven to stay away from any topic that might prove controversial or divisive.
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Anders may have quit the rat race, but he can't seem to stay away from the track.
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Restaurants, bars, malls and movie theaters all have fewer customers as people stay away from crowded spaces.
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Just stay away from sriracha, which is slightly sweeter than what you'd want for this particular combination.
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"We're going to stay away from building really extensive profiles on people," Spiegel told AdWeek last summer.
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We are urging the public not to panic and to stay away from buildings and big trees.
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He noted that soldiers were regularly subjected to urinalysis and told to stay away from the drug.
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Anne Kornblut: The health department called to inform me to stay away from everyone, including my children.
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Pendleton, who often urged friends to stay away from gangs, was an honor student and band majorette.
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"I stay away from gossip as much as I can," Timberlake wrote in a post on Instagram.
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In 2018, he was reportedly accused of domestic violence and ordered to stay away from his family.
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As long as these people stay away from each other, I think it's a win all around.
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During the interaction, Amy's mother called police, who warned the Esterlys to stay away from their home.
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Initially, he offered them a deal: Stay away from politics and they could maintain their charitable work.
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So it's kind of hard to stay away from it and focus on pitching for this team.
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However you should know it's not the quietest hotel, even if you stay away from Collins Avenue.
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In 2014, she was sentenced to probation and ordered to stay away from the San Francisco airport.
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Turn off your email, stay away from the computer, and be present in whatever you&aposre doing.
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"I would stay away from the defensive names," Saut told CNBC, including consumer staples, utilities and telecommunications.
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"If you are not in the Sparkman Center, stay away from the area," the 22019:08 a.m.
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To avoid this issue, candidates should stay away from anything that calls extra attention to their appearance.
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He also said to buy stocks in more defensive sectors, and stay away from popular technology names.
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They live in small groups, rarely breach and tend to stay away from boats when they do.
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"Stay away from social media websites, don't share any information with your brothers right now," it says.
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Many Republicans, so far, have attempted to stay away from the burgeoning scandal consuming the White House.
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A court last year ordered Dawson to stay away from the Capitol, according to The Associated Press.
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He is precisely the kind of character fictional parents tell their fictional daughters to stay away from.
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John Ford, 37, was ordered to stay away from the model after being caught on her property twice.
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The statement is the C.D.C.'s first explicit warning for some travelers to stay away from the Games.
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But a funny thing happened with Alexisonfire in that time: they just couldn't stay away from each other.
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There she will stay, away from her young daughter and in the midst of a high-risk pregnancy.
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Israel says the strikes targeted military strikes and Gaza civilians were warned to stay away from the areas.
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Billionaire Leon Cooperman advised investors on Wednesday to stay away from bonds as they are in a bubble.
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The offering comes at a time when many companies stay away from listing themselves in a choppy market.
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The animal was not immediately found, and authorities were asking people to stay away from the wooded area.
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I love cheese, but I'm trying super hard to stay away from that as much as I can.
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Denning recommended a few simple changes: I should stay away from foods that have inflammatory properties, like peanuts.
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Hey girl, if you think that you'd fall for Ryan Gosling no matter what, stay away from Berlin.
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James was ordered to stay away from the teen, who was set to testify against him in April.
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Apparently, it was so Sandrine could give him major cash to stay away from Laurel — a whopping $100,000.
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But, he notes, acne sufferers should stay away from coconut oil and opt for oil-free hydrators instead.
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So that's why I would stay away from gold right now," Elfenbein said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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At a press conference Wednesday, state and local officials urged immigrants not to stay away from emergency shelters.
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On the other end, you have people who stay away from cosmetics and focus solely on skin care.
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Hamilton was also ordered to stay away from any child under the age of 17, according to CBSDFW.
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Residents have been told to stay away from damaged sites, while schools have been closed for the day.
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Most damningly, the June 2017 law gave minority voters a new reason to stay away from the polls.
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So, Connor basically agrees to stay away from Marissa so that he can use Eli in the trial.
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He was ordered to pay a fine and to stay away from the park, according to the paper.
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Just stay away from the ones with an extra-shiny finish — it'll be too bright for flash photographs.
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The disease is highly contagious, so people with it should stay away from others, but it's not serious.
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Beat Whitman, partner at Porta Advisors, told CNBC that investors should stay away from sterling and U.K. assets.
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Before relapsing in April 2015, Lasota managed to stay away from drugs for four years and 8 months.
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Justin simply wants Mr. Kaplan to stay away from him and his family so he can move on.
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And of course, Paris couldn't stay away from the DJ booth, spinning some dance mixes during the reception.
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Oh, and they need to stay away from anything that looks like favoritism or cronyism in this endeavor.
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" The children were fine to deal with, he added, but "you learn to stay away from the mothers.
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My parents were forced to stay away from each other, curfews were installed and their movements were scrutinized.
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Here are a few you should definitely stay away from this 4/20, or any day similarly celebrated.
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However, trader Tim Seymour contended that he would stay away from the stock, as it still looks overvalued.
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He got a 30 day jail sentence, 24 months probation and must stay away from Logan's entire block.
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It's also important to stay away from these common sudden-wealth sins, which have led to many bankruptcies.
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"Try to stay away from alcohol as well, especially those times around the time of conception," Casey said.
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To stay away from the seediness that is often associated with male revues, dollar bills are not welcome.
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Dolly reported him to her parents, who confronted the man and warned him to stay away from her.
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So if I saw them backstage I would stay away from them because I took that job seriously.
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He was also ordered to stay away from the victim, according to court docs obtained by TMZ Sports.
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"Please stay away from the area and keep the congregants and law enforcement in your prayers," Wolf tweeted.
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Officials had advised against all unnecessary travel, and asked that people stay away from coastal and cliff areas.
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People without any real knowledge or experience of scarring humans with ink should probably stay away from kids.
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I would strongly urge the president to hit the road aggressively this summer and stay away from Washington.
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They're being asked to stay away from Main Street until authorities can ensure buildings are safe to enter.
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Travelers should stay away from the exclusion zone and check with their airline or travel agency before traveling.
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Lately I've been trying to stay away from carbs, but I feel like I might start making biscuits.
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The judge at the fitness hearing ordered Hartman to stay away from airports and bus or train stations.
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The NDMA warned residents on Tuesday to vacate dangerous buildings and to stay away from flash flood points.
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He's said to have been told by authorities to stay away from the high school ... for obvious reasons.
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Most startups stay away from polarizing politics that could limit their business, but Hustle refused to stay neutral.
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If you want to sleep better, stay away from caffeine, alcohol (in any amount), and even sleeping pills.
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Stay away from your 401(k) for a couple of days, keep that E-Trade app closed, etc.
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"I tend to stay away from the super familiar, so you can get lost in it," she says.
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Myth No. 6: Rape is easy to avoid if you stay away from dangerous places and suspicious strangers.
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He was sent to the doctor and told to stay away from the team to avoid infecting others.
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The sheriff's office said that school officials had ordered Mr. Cruz to stay away from Stoneman Douglas High.
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They were quick to note who the bullies and mean girls were and to stay away from them.
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Stay away from jeggings, or any styles that are so sucked-in they make your legs into sausages.
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One sent a notice to farmhands warning them to stay away from 7-Eleven stores in the area.
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Stay away from anyone who uses terms like "nutrition coach" but doesn't appear to have any real certifications.
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Feelings are so raw that one priest told members of a mosque to stay away from the funerals.
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If you're trying to attract a sophisticated crowd, there are words it is wise to stay away from.
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The recommendation to stay away from big public events would include political rallies, DeWine spokesperson Dan Tierney said.
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Rick Scott (R) early Thursday urged people to stay away from his state's beaches amid the coronavirus epidemic.
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Other market experts think that this is a reason to stay away from stocks for the foreseeable future.
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A judge issued an order of protection, and for six months, he had to stay away from Taylor.
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Intu said parents have long warned their children to stay away from the cave, and for good reason.
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They should stay away from short-term gains; the focus on ... this quarter's returns, what is my bonus?
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The same rule applies; stay away from silk, furs or wool and most clothing can be considered vegan.
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It's not that fashion should stay away from current realities; it should embrace big ideas and big events.
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So, I've tried to stay away from going overboard on researching the twists and turns of the outbreak.
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He and a group of friends were eying the riot police, trying to stay away from the clashes.
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In fact, she tries to stay away from popular websites where there would be a lot of competition.
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They're also completely vegan, making them an excellent choice for anyone trying to stay away from animal products.
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The advisor did warn investors to stay away from distressed debt and junk bonds due to credit risk.
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The big drill is to stay away from each other, &aposcause the more together, the bigger the target.
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Without a hot new iPhone or gadget, customers stay away from stores — unless, of course, their screen cracks.
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Do not engage It might be better for you to stay away from discussions completely on social media.
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"[Comey] tried to stay away from [the Russian-ties investigation]," a former official close with Comey told NBC.
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The San Bruno Police Department advised people to stay away from the area in multiple posts on Twitter.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are warning people to stay away from certain salad kits.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are advising people to stay away from certain salad packs.
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I try to stay away from any sort of terrorist thing, because that story is already being told.
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So, the Fed sounds like it wants to change the subject and stay away from a policy argument.
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Too many women see these informal but powerful rules stacked against them, and stay away from politics altogether.
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Hundreds had ignored calls by protest organizers and by the Israeli military to stay away from the frontier.
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The judge granted her a temporary restraining order ... forcing Bizzy to stay away from her and her home.
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And, though we can't be sure, I'm guessing she'll heed Elle Woods' advice and stay away from overbearing orange.
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Though she'd heard rumblings about a Red Wedding, the pop star managed to stay away from most major spoilers.
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"If you are emailing someone who is more senior than yourself then yes, stay away from them," she says.
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He seemed to stay away from alcohol while filming The Dark Knight in London and Chicago, ordering water instead.
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McConnell has also privately told members in tough reelection races to stay away from Trump if they have to.
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I like to stay away from dark that's covering the windows because I like to have light come in.
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"I want the media and those who wish to peddle gossip to stay away from me and my children."
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On the contrary, Miller thinks investors should stay away from energy companies due to extended valuations in the group.
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On top of that, they had to make sure to stay away from the glass parts of the instrument.
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Prosecutors told the outlet he was ordered to stay away from the victim, his ex-girlfriend, for a decade.
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The judge released him on a $60k bond -- and ordered Katt to stay away from drugs, alcohol and guns.
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The other showed that e-cigarettes, with or without nicotine, seemed to help people stay away from conventional cigarettes.
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Don't worry, we stay away from any major spoilers, but got at the game's themes, combat and sheer size.
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Try to stay away from processed food and meat or food your doctor has advised you not to eat.
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The family huddled in a room, tried to stay away from the windows and lived on bread and tea.
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Stay away from caffeine for at least four hours before bedtime, and practice consistent bedtimes and wake-up times.
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Here's how that happened: As part of his probation, he was ordered to stay away from drugs and alcohol.
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Although some of these looks might be easy to embrace, there are others that you should stay away from.
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However, you should try to stay away from caffeine, sodas (including ginger ale), and alcohol as much as possible.
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I really wanted to stay away from the cliché imagery that was being made when I started this project.
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As a Texan, I implore you to consider this advice: Stay away from the Texas Gulf Coast on Tuesday.
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If you don't know your limits and don't consume pot often, it's probably best to stay away from concentrates.
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This was tricky, considering Underwood said they were told to stay away from the subject — much to Paisley's disappointment.
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The group said it was retaliation for Turkish army operations and warned tourists to stay away from the country.
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San Diego Gas and Electric tweeted a warning to stay away from electric lines and substations when catching Pokémon.
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The CDC advises pregnant women to stay away from places where Zika is actively spreading if at all possible.
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She was released from police custody but a court ordered her to stay away from Bezeq for 30 days.
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"You stay away from the police in my old neighborhood," Brown recalled to the Dallas Observer earlier this year.
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As we reported, the judge also ruled Chris has to stay away from Karrueche for the next 5 years.
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Bourgoin has denied the allegations in court and was ordered to stay away from his girlfriend and their child.
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The CDC has advised pregnant women to stay away from a Miami neighborhood where Zika cases have been reported.
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Their affair ignited national controversy and revulsion, particularly after Letourneau defied a court order to stay away from Fualaau.
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I just stay away from personal vehicle jokes in New York, because not a lot of people there drive.
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The San Bruno Police Department instructed people to stay away from 901 Cherry Avenue, where the company is located.
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"I've been trying to stay away from it all, for the time being," he told the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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And did the student leave willingly with her teacher, who had already been warned to stay away from her?
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Brown is ordered to stay 100 yards from Cassandra and to stay away from her school, which was unspecified.
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Magistrate Douglas Ogoti said Rotich and Thugge should stay away from their offices for the duration of their trial.
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Whether it's hockey or baseball, cats just can't seem to stay away from the high-stakes world of sports.
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Although he didn't seem sick, he told me to stay away from him because he had a bad flu.
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He got 20 days in jail, plus he's gotta stay away from LAX unless it's international travel for work.
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According to the docs ... Scott agreed to stay away from her, and only gets supervised visits with their kids.
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For Koreshkov success hinges on his ability to defuse that check hook and stay away from the low kicks.
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CDC issued a travel advisory last month telling pregnant women to stay away from countries where Zika is circulating.
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As a result, the CDC has advised pregnant women and their partners to stay away from Zika infected areas.
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I try to stay away from the instinct to call a work 'Lynchian' just because it's spooky and surreal.
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But right now, I'm trying to stay away from too many snacks, because they're usually all full of sugar.
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He was also told to stay away from other animals and weapons, and to undergo a mental health evaluation.
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I'll try to stay away from hyperbole and instead dig into the hows and whys that make it special.
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To avoid episodes, some patients may stay away from triggers, such as certain foods, lack of sleep or stress.
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And while I generally try to stay away from using this word in stories, sometimes it's just appropriate: finally.
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I've been really careful to stay away from drugs and alcohol and didn't want to ruin it in jail.
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My posts are generally more vibrant in terms of color scheme—I tend to stay away from Instagram filters.
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"Again, you want to be careful of the spots that you want to stay away from," Mr. Kest said.
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Trump didn't stay away from Twitter over the break, but he also didn't unleash a storm, surprising some observers.
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My mother said that Gerry's situation was "a burden of the genes," and I should stay away from him.
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This is another game I would prefer to stay away from as both teams are something of a mystery.
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So it was important to stay away from some of the most familiar '60s signposts and not overdo it.
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The report also said that Peterson instructed deputies to stay away from the building where the shootings took place.
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While some people, , stay away from cards because of high interest rates, using plastic wisely often comes with benefits.
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Bird also was ordered to stay away from the woman and witnesses and to abstain from drugs and alcohol.
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"And our Justice Department, which I try and stay away from, but at some point I won't," Trump said.
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Everything I've read and digested about this situation is screaming at me to stay away from the Pittsburgh offense.
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"It means they can be with other degreed people and stay away from the most dangerous criminals," Neves said.
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He was the man who told his younger siblings to stay away from drugs even as he grew marijuana.
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WeWork is also particularly at risk for an extended quarantine, as people will stay away from shared office spaces.
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"As a dietitian, I'm not convinced that dairy is the devil we need to stay away from," she notes.
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The choice to stay away from friends is nothing compared to choosing which sick patient should get a ventilator.
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You'll have to house break them, teach them to respond to your cues and stay away from your shoes.
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Stay away from cards that charge this type of fee, and find a reliable secured card instead, Sherry says.
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"There's a lot of guys, from younger to older, that would stay away from overusing a pitch," Clevinger said.
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Stay away from the overpriced, average restaurants situated in Piazza Navona, Pantheon and Campo dei Fiori, Rome's main squares.
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But in some camps, there seems to be a belief that doctors should stay away from ostensibly political issues.
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Investors can find opportunities to take advantage of, but they have to stay away from index funds, Cramer said.
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But concerns remained among people working to spread the message that women should stay away from alcohol while pregnant.
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Finding New York draining, Bertens will stay away from the city as long as she can before the tournament.
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Stay away from market analyses and commentary if possible: This crisis has no parallels to history, according to Birinyi.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has urged people to stay away from crowds of 50 or more.
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A judge ordered Greene's mother to stay away from her son, and she was released on $1,000 cash bond.
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"I try to get a lot of sleep, and I try to stay away from social media," she says.
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In addition, he must comply with a civil trespass order that requires him to stay away from the arena.
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"Stay away from any product that contains collagen because the molecules are too big to be absorbed," she said.
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"People wanted me to talk about this, and I kind of wanted to stay away from it," Hopkins said.
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Perhaps worried about accusations of nostalgia, hard-line supporters of Brexit seemed to stay away from Parliament on Monday.
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The organizers have asked anyone not affiliated with a school to stay away from the walkouts, citing safety concerns.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has vowed to stay away from motorcycles after a near-death experience as a teenager.
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"In general, I'd stay away from typefaces that have too much personality," says Juan Villanueva, type designer at Monotype.
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" When asked whether Boeing is in any acquisition talks, Caret dodged the question, saying "we'll stay away from that.
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The national railway company has warned travelers to stay away from train stations today to prevent overcrowding on platforms.
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I want the media and those who wish to peddle gossip to stay away from me and my children.
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It further warns potential attendees to stay away from residential areas, federal and local facilities, and Area 51 itself.
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"For previous rounds of tariffs, there was clearly an attempt to stay away from consumer goods," Bhave told me.
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Beverages matter: Water is great; coffee, tea and alcohol are OK in moderation; stay away from sugared sodas. 9.
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"If you are emailing someone who is more senior than yourself then yes, stay away from them," says Llarena.
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The judge also slapped him with a 10-year restraining order to stay away from Jaime and her family.
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In fact, Redskins legend Joe Theismann just warned his former team to STAY AWAY from AB at all costs.
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He recommended buying a small amount of the stock then, after regularly advising viewers to stay away from it.
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He told his parents he would still try to follow Muslim dietary laws and stay away from anything haram.
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Not a jigsaw puzzle, because it's much more elegant to stay away from the literal meaning of the entry.
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Now, even without app blockers, I can stay away from mindless online haunts without worrying that I'm missing out.
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An MTR spokesperson urged passengers to stay away from the railroad stations, according to the South China Morning Post.
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But some of his fellow former Gang members are puzzled by Rubio's decision to stay away from their group.
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She had been stuck at home for two weeks, but couldn't afford to stay away from work any longer.
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Amid all this Russia-related news, it would make sense for Trump to stay away from all things Russia.
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In addition, he must complete a 52 week domestic violence course, and stay away from Jodie for 5 years.
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Here&aposs some advice if you&aposre going to be in Florida this week: Stay away from Ocala National Forest.
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Dr. Drew suggested she should just stay away from Pete for now ... and it looks like that's what she's doing.
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Stay away from any gators seen on lawns or in garages; call for proper trained help to come remove them.
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If those are in limited supply, then it may be advisable that you stay away from those type of networks.
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I worked extra hard that year, using school as an excuse to stay away from home as much as possible.
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Soon after, police entered their building and told them to stay away from the windows and to not go outside.
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"In IT we have a saying; stay away from the Three Os: Orientals, Old People, and Ovaries," he allegedly replied.
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You're not a fan of confrontation, sweet crab, so stay away from anyone you know to be a loose cannon.
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She also had to stay away from drugs and alcohol, and submit to random testing during one year of probation.
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He was free, but he lost his job at the school, and he was ordered to stay away from Mujey.
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They control traffic, patrol the streets at night, build bomb shelters and ensure that children stay away from sniper corridors.
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"The donors are worried about sharia, so they stay away from the justice sector," says Sandra Bitar, a Syrian activist.
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"People are going to stay away from Flint," said David Ellis, a retired autoworker who has lived here since 1968.
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Residents in the city were warned to stay away from gathering places as those will be targets during the operation.
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But the company should stay away from smartwatches if they are going to look and feel like the Fitbit Blaze.
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Another new round of banking regulations likely will give investors yet another reason to stay away from the battered industry.
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Inside Mosul, fewer people are attending prayers at mosques as civilians try to stay away from ISIS locations, witnesses said.
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First, there are the classic tips: wear light colors, stay away from heavy materials, try men's deodorant for a change.
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A Google product manager said the feed is trained to stay away from "sensitive topics" like suicide, illness, or pornography.
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For that reason, it would be wise to stay away from the sector until crude's path is solidified, Carter argued.
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"I stay away from fast food and fried foods and try and eat organic meals prepared at home," she says.
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"What 40 years of being a construction underwriter has taught me is that you stay away from people like Trump."
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In the months leading up to his death, legendary actor Alan Thicke just couldn't stay away from the small screen.
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President Trump will probably stay away from this year's White House Correspondents Association dinner, but the show must go on.
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A joint resolution ordering Ball to stay away from where Sellers lives and places she frequents was reached in November.
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Danielle Patti must stay away from Breezy, his home and his shows for 5 years ... according to the judge's order.
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What's more, it would appear that if saving money is your goal, then stay away from grocery and liquor stores.
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You're very sensitive (and psychic) today, so spend time alone, and especially stay away from people who bring bad vibes.
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The OWTU, along with other trade unions, are urging their members including teachers to stay away from work that day.
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We have to build on that as a society: kids who bet on other things and stay away from violence.
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The crowds came despite a plea from Yingluck on Facebook to stay away from the court due to security concerns.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden on Wednesday said he hopes that President Trump will stay away from the nuclear button.
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Marks has been ordered by a judge to stay away from the school and has a court date next month.
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Trump chose to stay away from the public spotlight after she was released from the hospital following a kidney procedure.
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Then, just to be sure, I tried my best to stay away from it through high school and college, too.
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The Beatriz At Dinner star recently opened up to DuJour about aging and her decision to stay away from Botox.
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But Max Wolff of Disruptive Technology Advisers suggests that even retail bulls might want to stay away from the XRT.
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The U.S. Embassy in Kabul issued an advisory warning American citizens to stay away from the area until further notice.
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"The two that I would tend to stay away from — number one is Boeing," Binger said during the same segment.
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"Everyone is advised to stay away from downtown Marshalltown until further notice," City Administrator Jessica Kinser said in a statement.
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The sheriff's office instructed people to stay away from the school because of police activity, with SWAT clearing the school.
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Authorities also warned onlookers to stay away from the site of the explosion, where there is also a Shia mosque.
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Now all of a sudden you got black people that were told to stay away from Trump during the campaign.
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There was one dance he liked so much he wasn't sure he'd be able to stay away from it entirely.
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"Stay away from him!" the Phantoms assistant Riley Cote, a former N.H.L. enforcer himself, shouted at the Lehigh Valley players.
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Students deemed to have been exposed to the measles have been told to stay away from schools, the paper reported.
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I couldn't stay away from them—what if something juicy happened and/or Doug was in the mood to reunite?
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However, knowing that his decision could win him a lot of criticism, Pacquiao decided to stay away from the Olympics.
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Of course, it's probably best to stay away from Bluetooth altogether to really get the most bang for your buck.
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All lanes of the freeway were blocked, and authorities urged motorists to stay away from the interstate in all directions.
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Also, if you're using a condom, stay away from oil-based lubes — stick with either water-based or silicone products.
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The weather is in the mid 90s today, and fish tend to stay away from the surface when it's hot.
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As far as portfolio management, Cramer said investors should continue to stay away from stocks associated with travel and leisure.
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As for the pets, it's out an abundance of caution that the CDC recommends you stay away from animal friends.
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Like a moth to a flame, Trump just can't seem to stay away from things that could potentially hurt him.
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Several voices ordinarily critical of the N.C.A.A. have urged the organization to stay away from the allegations against Dr. Nassar.
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They were more attracted to the "hedonistic" atmosphere than those who opted to stay away from stores on that day.
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But there is also the risk of a backlash if the reporters were to stay away from the next briefing.
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If you're looking for a good beginner drone, please stay away from Sharper Image and check out our list here.
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When Ms. French was a little girl, she had been warned to stay away from the grist mill in Freedom.
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Stay away from your work's break room during Wednesday snack time (not that I'm speaking from personal experience at CNN).
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I think it can be difficult to stay away from our phones when everyone around you is on their phones.
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My husband and I had fled Colonel Qaddafi's regime, moving from country to country to stay away from his killers.
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Maybe I need to stay 'Away from the Action' even more as it seems to be my speciality these days.
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And I can tell you if you're listening out there, if you have a back problem, stay away from surgery.
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The sunfish is not fishable, not edible, and no instinct has been driven into it to stay away from man.
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The CDC warned people to stay away from romaine lettuce in 2018 after 32 people were infected with E. coli.
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Banking industry sources said that was a thinly-veiled warning to stay away from the placement or face negative consequences.
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" She added, "We kind of try to stay away from politics a little bit, especially because it's getting so heated.
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So, I stay away from real violence, or overly sexualized stuff so it appeals to the largest amount of people.
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Brown isn't saying to stay away from Kylie, Kendall or any other K-family member who might be interested (Kris?)
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He also has to stay away from the victim, and attend 3 AA meetings per week for those 2 years.
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Of course you can easily uninstall these restrictions, but they might help you stay away from social media a little longer.
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With near-endless connections like these, it's difficult to imagine Unglert can stay away from the Bachelor franchise cameras for long.
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OnDeck has made efforts to educate customers to stay away from lenders offering stacked loans, said Chief Operating Officer James Hobson.
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I grab a bag of cat food so that I can hopefully stay away from Target for awhile and head out.
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Or he could opt to stay away from specifics and preserve his ability to take whatever Congress can ultimately give him.
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Investors are wise to stay away from gold at these levels, said Eddy Elfenbein, editor of the Crossing Wall Street blog.
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We're told the requirement that Barzee stay away from Smart will be for the full 5 years of her supervised release.
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As a card-carrying member of NYC-PAH (NYC Pups and Handlers), I couldn't stay away from CLAW's K9-friendly happenings.
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During the10-minute hearing, prosecutors requested that Spacey be released on the condition that he stay away from the alleged victim.
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On the other hand, not everybody is so bullish on gold: Read MoreStrategist: Why you need to 'stay away' from gold
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Stone, as predicted, can't stay away from the case and sits in the background behind headstones, watching the ceremony from afar.
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The leaflets urged residents to stay away from militants' headquarters, to drop weapons and turn themselves in to avoid being killed.
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Katz also said investors looking to buy into a FANG stock should stay away from Amazon because of its high valuation.
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Manziel, who was ordered this week to stay away from Crowley for two years, was dropped by his agent on Friday.
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He'll also have to stay away from airports, train stations, and other "transportation facilities" except for approved travel, per Jackson's order.
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What we do know for sure is, stay away from Mirkwood this Halloween — and probably every other day of the year.
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"It's been reasonably criticized as a value-laden term and it's a good idea to stay away from it," he said.
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Is it hard to stay away from a story that isn&apost confirmed when it&aposs all over certain cable networks?
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But she doesn't need to in order to tell Harry to stay away from June, which he sadly agrees to do.
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He was released on his own recognizance but ordered to stay away from and have no contact with the alleged victim.
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Government authorities have now warned the public to stay away from the coastlines in the areas that the tsunami already ravaged.
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Additionally, non-voters cite scheduling conflicts and inconvenient polling locations among the top reasons they stay away from the ballot box.
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"Being this dramatic because of his bad performance -- Sun Yang should stay away from this kind of toxic rubbish," said another.
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Secondly — and most importantly — if you use two-factor authentication, stay away from using text message-based authentication when you can.
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She had planned to stay away from epics for a while, but kept thinking about the witch, alone on her island.
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But they suggest anyone who has had diarrhea stay away from public swimming pools or waterparks for at least two weeks.
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Yiannopoulos's event has been canceled, and university police urged students to shelter in place and stay away from the protest area. .
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It's best to stay away from greasy foods, raw veggies, and dairy until your poop is back to normal, she says.
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"Now, we basically just tell people to stay away from the sea, to head to the highest possible ground," Omine said.
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"We need to stay away from the very idea of 'editing' the posts, as you know," he wrote in an email.
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I can eat starch forever and ever and not gain weight, but my best friend has to stay away from it.
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"Someone who takes out a loan and hopes for the best is someone who should stay away from loans," he said.
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Any citizens in the affected area are instructed to shelter in place, avoid windows and stay away from exterior walls. pic.twitter.
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The US Embassy in Ouagadougou issued a tweet saying that embassy personnel were advised to stay away from the downtown area.
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Chiericozzi says that with the obvious exception of "Killed Someone," he tried to stay away from leaning on electric guitar leads.
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Knowing it's better to be safe than sorry, they just stay away from water, whether it's hot or cold, all together.
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Instead, Anderson told herself, "You need to eat three meals a day," and she decided to stay away from meal suppressants.
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In 2015, Thomas was ordered to stay away from her children and is still barred from having any contact with them.
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The Centers for Disease Control warns people to completely stay away from romaine lettuce because of a nationwide E. coli outbreak.
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Jessica Simpson can't seem to stay away from those Daisy Dukes – and with a body like hers, who could blame her?
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Some social workers have appealed to tourists to stay away from orphanages saying that so-called orphanage tourism enables child exploitation.
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Going into the game there were guys we had to stay away from, unless we had the lead or were tied.
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Yet for many fat people, the questions about appropriate medical care are beside the point because they stay away from doctors.
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The Cyclades — the islands south of Athens — offer unrivaled beauty and relaxation, particularly if you stay away from the party destinations.
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We are asking everyone to stay away from Vintage Place as there is still an active crime investigation in progress. pic.twitter.
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As part of the order, Aaron must also stay away from The Grove shopping center in LA where Angel's husband works.
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Scientists agree that it's important to avoid swimming at dawn and dusk, and to stay away from areas replete with fish.
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Families closer to either of the two major political parties decided to stay away from their familial foes in different ways.
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Radio hosts are being kicked off the air for suggesting that we close our borders and stay away from illegal immigrants.
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Doak was ordered to stay away from June due to their domestic dispute and subsequent arrest for crack cocaine in March.
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"Climate change is a global challenge and no country can stay away from it," said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying.
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As such, I hoped that the protesters would find it in their hearts to stay away from this year's Pride parade.
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For women who are pregnant or hoping to become pregnant, the recommendation is to stay away from areas with Zika outbreaks.
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So one day before Ramadan started, I made a decision to stay away from the social media for the entire month.
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Sarah gets told to stay away from famous people on a daily basis, but getting close to them is her job.
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He's telling investors to stick with stocks and stay away from bonds as the Federal Reserve steps harder on the accelerator.
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After all, most people probably don't need a Covid-123 test, but they do need to stay away from other people.
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It's the dry cleaners who clean the dress clothes that will not be worn as workers stay away from their offices.
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During a power failure, make sure appliances are switched off, keep the fridge closed and stay away from downed power lines.
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Let's stay away from some of that terminology and come up with a plan that's in the best interest of Virginia.
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A Manhattan Criminal Court judge ordered Varlack to "stay away from the landmarks in this city," the New York Post reported.
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Again, they were not told to stay away from the rocks; they were told how to navigate the dangers found there.
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To avoid a third, I need to stay away from foods high in oxalate, a naturally occurring molecule abundant in plants.
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O.K. Like, in his world, parents will be in the park grabbing their kids, like, 'Sarah, stay away from that man!
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Often times when we stay away from each other for eight to 12 hours a day, that helps manage those problems.
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The US has since brought most of its diplomatic force home, and warned American tourists to stay away from the island.
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Brittney must now stay away from the woman, and if she's got any firearms, she's gotta turn them over to cops.
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That has persuaded many European businesses to stay away from the Islamic republic, though their countries' governments still support the deal.
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The Haggler The Haggler tries to stay away from his phone while watching late-night television or low-rated cable shows.
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Gordon's attorney, Joe Habachy, last month said despite Gordon's turbulent last few years, he was trying to stay away from drugs.
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I tend to stay away from wide-leg pants because I am prone to tripping, and wearing these was no exception.
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But Mr. Sánchez also runs the risk that voters disillusioned with the failed coalition talks could stay away from the polls.
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"The best way to tackle the problem is to convince young people to stay away from the gangs," Mr. Sessions said.
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She urged consumers to stay away from all vaping products, including e-cigarettes, until doctors figure out what's making people sick.
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In 2014, Buffett also warned people to stay away from bitcoin, calling it a "mirage ": It's a method of transmitting money.
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Campbell wants Harwell to stay away from her home and work, and not contact her by phone, text or social media.
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Upon Moles' release the judge ordered he stay away from D.C. unless he meets with lawyers or must go to court.
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You can't really expect constructors to stay away from a perfectly good entry that ends tantalizingly in a J, can you?
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If you don't currently smoke at all, stay away from vaping; we still have no idea about its long-term health impact.
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Stay away from burgers and stuff and just eat a bunch of bread and cheese and that's the healthy thing to do.
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Two years ago, President Obama asked these friends and allies to stay away from the Beijing-sponsored Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).
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More than 1,700 people have evacuated, and some said they may have to stay away from their homes for a long time.
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Dark reds I like a lot, but purples and blacks remind me of Prudence, so I try to stay away from them.
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Growing up in Miami, he's picked on by other kids and desperate to stay away from his crack-addicted mother (Naomie Harris).
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Kate Middleton, who is expecting the couple's third child in April, would be advised to stay away from raw meat during pregnancy.
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Regardless, not knowing which back Koetter might ride Sunday against the Panthers, I'd be apt to stay away from all of 'em.
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I tend to stay away from fad products, but after seeing a really good deal, I caved and purchased my Instant Pot.
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It's clear that Hyland isn't taking shit from any man, so misogynists better cut their shit out and stay away from her.
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Police said they had warned him to stay away from the school, but that he had visited three times since the Feb.
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I was really cognisant of shoegaze tropes, so I tried to stay away from reverb and delay unless it was absolutely necessary.
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The judge ordered him to stay away from the victim and attend three Alcoholics Anonymous meetings per week during those two years.
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The big picture: Residents have been told to stay away from the coast, as the seething volcano could still cause another tsunami.
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I would advise him to stay away from that and again this level of insensitivity to a dark period is not acceptable.
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Because Donatella Versace and two other celebrities had already donned the iconic dress, Lopez's stylist encouraged her to stay away from it.
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London's Mayor, Sadiq Khan, has tweeted about the incident, sharing police advice urging people to stay away from the area where possible.
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Once you get hooked on something like cocaine or chocolate or Twitter, it's hard to stay away from it for too long.
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Shadi Petosky, the showrunner for Amazon's Danger & Eggs, told Buzzfeed News that Amazon asked her to stay away from politics on Twitter.
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If you have issues with controlling your alcohol intake or have had struggles with abuse, it's best stay away from alcohol altogether.
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They find chips, salsa, and tortillas, but no mole, pan dulce or tamales — so Lemonis encourages Ramirez to stay away from those.
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Disney lovers often balk at this advice, but few who stay away from the parks for a day wind up regretting it.
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I already tend to stay away from drugstore brands because I can't open the products and play with them in the store.
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Woodson and other officers told the families to stay away from each other and suggested filing restraining orders if the problems continued.
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We're also told they don't have to stay away from each other anymore, but it's crystal clear -- no more fights, or else.
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Just be sure to put your phone away and stay away from every screen and person you know until you watch it.
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Jahil admits he wants Star to stay away from Hunter, and Star accuses Jahil of being jealous of his football player godson.
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You stay away from the mean lady in the ... GUTFELD: All right, coming up, do trigger warnings do more harm than good?
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A little advice: if you're trying to quit smoking, stay away from this one, or you might wanna drink a whole case.
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Richards also agreed to attend 52 weeks of Alcoholics Anonymous and stay away from the Beverly Hills Hotel, where she was arrested.
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Adim was also ordered to stay away from the victim and attend three Alcoholics Anonymous meetings per week during those two years.
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He also has to do 50 hours of community service, pay a $7,300 fine and apologize to/stay away from the victim.
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People who live on the block were warnedto stay away from their windows while the bomb squad dealt with the suspicious item.
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Instead, the study shows that dogs, like humans, are able to determine which people are "nasty" and then stay away from them.
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" Good Lord, talk about low-hanging fruit: "They're the perfect way to tell muggers and perverts, 'Stay away from me, I'm crazy!
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So, if you're trying to grab Nelly's attention the next time you're at one of his shows ... stay away from his footwear.
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"I'm going to try and stay away from him as long as possible until he feels better," Houston manager A.J. Hinch said.
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Since I have equity in Hootsuite, I tend to stay away from too many internet stocks, in order to achieve some balance.
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It is no wonder that younger generations stay away from institutions whose programming makes Donald Trump's Cabinet look vibrantly diverse in comparison.
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Where I live, there are a few geographic restrictions — basically stay away from the airports, Parliament and royal parks like Kensington Gardens.
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They start saving as early as they can, stay away from high-interest debt, and commit to growing their money through investing.
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"You should stay away from purchasing no-name electronics on Amazon," Joanna Stahl, CEO and founder of Go2Practice, previously told Business Insider.
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources instructed people to keep their distance, but it can't seem to stay away from romantic photoshoots.
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Witnesses heard screams and gunshots that night and were told to stay away from an area where the grave was eventually discovered.
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Authorities asked residents not to call 911 unless it's a life-threatening emergency and to stay away from the heart of downtown.
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The appointment of Jeff Session as Attorney General by the Trump administration has further encouraged banks to stay away from the sector.
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They are going to want to avoid paying taxes when they win and stay away from paying any fees to the leagues.
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It also helps to stay away from the financial section of the newspaper, says Thaler: "Crossword puzzles are acceptable," but that's it.
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But there is also the pragmatic reason to stay away from the topic: It could easily catch candidates in a tough position.
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It probably goes without saying, but if you're worried about typhus, stay away from wild or stray animals that might carry fleas.
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By early evening, the fire was reported to be under control, but Pemex still urged people to stay away from the area.
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In July 2017, he told reporters that he planned to stay away from the White House while his committee's investigation was ongoing.
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She's forced to reveal the sordid details of Frank Gather's demise, and furthermore, why Jamal needs to stay away from Frank's spawn.
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You have to stay away from guys that don't have any experience because they're just out there trying for a money grab.
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Citizens are still advised to stay away from the scene of the crime and police will keep the area streets closed indefinitely.
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Sometimes a phrase will inspire an idea for a song, but I try to stay away from using filler lines like that.
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Instead, I mostly stay away from alcohol and I spend my time doing things that keep me happy and healthy, like running.
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"We just want to give kids a healthy environment," the once-fearsome heel told The Sun, "so they stay away from troubles."
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Finally, an extra tip: stay away from anything with an obvious temporal association: Michael Jackson gloves, "Desperately Seeking Susan" lace, Elvis glitter.
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The less careful we are, however, the more we will stay away from older, sicker relations out of caution, worsening their isolation.
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"In such uncertain times we are advising everyone to stay away from the market" said a senior investment banker based in Mumbai.
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And stay away from the likes of blueberries, sweet cherries, peaches and pears, which are too sweet for this supremely sugary dessert.
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The order of protection gives Hudson exclusive possession of their residence and orders David to stay away from her and their son.
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Mr. Batali was allowed to remain free without bail on the condition that he stay away from the woman who accused him.
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While 78 percent of parents with TPS often warned their children to stay away from authorities, 123 percent of undocumented parents did.
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If you're gonna pick a fight with a hockey player, STAY AWAY FROM BRIAN MCGRATTAN ... so says Calgary Flames captain Mark Giordano.
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As all fantasy owners know, a Thursday night game can be a big reason to stay away from an otherwise trendy player.
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Stay away from everybody else for 22.2 days and also keeping older people, people with chronic health conditions, away from other people.
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Stay away from everybody else for 22.2 days and also keeping older people, people with chronic health conditions, away from other people.
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The line is big enough that the Falcons are the smarter pick, but another option is to stay away from this one.
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"I think they're trying to stay away from using words like TALF and TARP because of the political implications," Mr. Minerd said.
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I also try my best to stay away from Roman numerals, like DLIII (Date when Italy was annexed to the Byzantine Empire).
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Dr. Cryan and his colleagues, for example, have found that mice without microbiomes become loners, preferring to stay away from fellow rodents.
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Certain dudes who are considered creeps have problems with masturbation, like real addiction problems, and I try to stay away from them.
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At the time of writing, at least one post on Reddit's Milwaukee subreddit is warning potential students to stay away from devCodeCamp.
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Schools at the K-12 and university levels are instructing students to stay away from campus and suspending face-to-face teaching.
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They were urged to stay away from the nightclubs, Mr. Noack said, code for "staying away from the local women," he said.
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"I wanted to stay away from the dull, gloomy colors you would conjure up when thinking about the espionage genre," he said.
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Still convinced that her son is schizophrenic, she decides that Farid has come unglued and orders him to stay away from Ramon.
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Employees were instructed to stay away from campus, and the company offered to pay for accommodations for anyone who had to evacuate.
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Just be sure to put your phone away, and stay away from every screen and person you know until you watch it.
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However, he tries to stay away from certain kinds of requests, such as putting in a "supercharged" engine or Apple Car play.
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"PETA urges travelers to stay away from any business that exploits animals for a money-grabbing gimmick," he said in a statement.
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The director, Andy Muschietti, suggested Mr. Skarsgard stay away from his young co-stars before he shot his first scene in character.
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According to NBC News, Sharma has been ordered to stay away from the company's headquarters, Cook, his property, and other Apple executives.
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While some tech CEOs have sought to stay away from commenting on politics, he has been openly critical of President Donald Trump.
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Samsung and Apple stay away from CES, so it's a place where smaller players can get a chance to grab some attention.
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If you stay away from you company's infrastructure, you'll have already done most of what you need to secure your organizing activities.
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Instead, it has the opposite effect: it makes the ads easier to avoid -- you can just stay away from that page altogether.
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Pendleton, who often urged friends to stay away from gangs, was an honor student and band majorette at King College Prep School.
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To me, you've got to stay away from giving that team extra outs, because if you do, they're going to kill you.
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Now, he has nowhere to live after opting to stay away from his family because he doesn't want to burden them further.
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Holber said that the decision to stay away from incorporating machine learning in the diagnostic process was a difficult but important one.
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Just stay away from the bargain bin ones — you don't want to mess around when it comes to carrying lots of power.
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An emergency alert banner scrolled across the television screen and it said to seek shelter and stay away from windows and doors.
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