" Finally, Garner advised, "stay close to your friends from college.
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As always, he likes to stay close to the fire.
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Regional legends like Nipsey Hussle often stay close to home.
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I begged the nurse to stay close to me that night.
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Stay close to Frederick, and get to know his new partner.
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But he wanted to stay close to his roots in building products.
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That is enough for some executives to stay close to the administration.
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Techfugees must stay close to people who have visibility into relevant issues.
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Mr. Falih can be expected to stay close to Prince Mohammed's line.
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That was the plan: shut the doors, stay close to the floor.
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Many are motivated to stay close to home and improve their societies.
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They're also conditioned to stay close to the flutuantes and to humans.
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"We have to stay close to all the companies we own," he said.
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Omid has been unable to stay close to his family since his diagnosis.
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Maybe if I stay close to him, I'll find out what it is.
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Ping me if you need a place to stay, close to Grand Place.
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But many told CNN that they want to stay close to Santa Rosa.
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But for financial reasons, she'll have to stay close to home this summer.
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She resolved to stay close to home; her very existence was at stake.
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We don't want to judge anyone, we just stay close to the facts.
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I have artist friends who will forever stay close to someone like Picabia.
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Stay close to your friends to organize, knit change and hold elected officials accountable.
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"Family is very important to us and we want to stay close to them."
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So the West should stay close to the Saudis, uncomfortable though this may be.
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Family is very important to us and we want to stay close to them.
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"I like to stay close to people, and close to my culture," he explains.
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Do you just stay close to the content creators that are making things today?
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I met Puff and he told me to always stay close to the money.
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Kansas will stay close to home, though, playing the opening round in Wichita, Kan.
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It's how we live with grief, and stay close to the ones we lose.
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I know I do want to stay close to it, stay connected to it.
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The sequel will stay close to the themes of identity and memory, Villeneuve said.
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It says the sociable birds can roam freely but usually stay close to the lake.
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If you stay close to home, a cash-back card may actually be more rewarding.
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I try to stay close to the ground in order to discover things first hand.
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Recent Saudi efforts to stay close to Mr. Trump's White House have been undeniably successful.
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Many island species, as it happens, show a marked tendency to stay close to home.
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DS: Many guys like to stay close to the game because it's what you know.
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I stay close to my family and love family time — and a good skincare routine.
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In the end, she decided to stay close to home, at Bennett College in Greensboro.
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Temps across the east will stay close to average this weekend and early next week.
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While some of those destinations are far-flung, most bargain hunters stay close to home.
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Even when the Bruins played their best, they could not stay close to the Huskies.
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Most judges follow, or at least stay close to, the guidelines calculation in a case.
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Many multinationals have a listening post in the city to stay close to the latest trends.
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It doesn't lock them to him, but it certainly encourages them to stay close to him.
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The sequel will stay close to the original film's themes of identity and memory, Villeneuve added.
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Moreover, China itself is a big market, and manufacturers want to stay close to their customers.
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"It was important for me to stay close to Terrence, for Sebastian's sake," Ms. Roberts said.
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I was advised to stay close to the shore, where mink feed along the estuary line.
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So thank you, Mission Cables, for fulfilling people's ludicrous desires to stay close to their Echo.
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Conrad moved into a home next to Hefner so he could stay close to their sons.
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It has poured money into venture funds, hoping to stay close to the pulse of innovation.
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Her legs never sprawl wider than her hips and her arms stay close to her body.
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"I stay close to the street," Capuano, a Somerville native, said in a thick Boston accent.
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He compensates for his time away with strictness, insisting Philip stay close to home for college.
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We stay close to our other women-of-color friends who are also busting their buns.
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To stay close to customers, Mr. Kelleher would often board flights just to chat with passengers.
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Residents were allowed to leave shelters late Tuesday morning but told to stay close to them.
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" Graham quickly added: "Most people in that room want me to stay close to the President.
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Despite her ambitious dreams, the 24-year-old always intended to stay close to her mom.
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Mike is ready to go against the traditional route in order to stay close to his daughter.
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Those satellites will be in low orbits, but not all small spacecraft will stay close to home.
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But competition is fierce and investors want to stay close to local clients to prevail in auctions.
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They want to stay close to their homes because then they have a chance to repair them.
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Fabinho, Liverpool's midfield anchor, was supposed to stay close to Messi when he drifted into the center.
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" Then he makes the eternal plea and promise of the marked: "And … please — stay close to me.
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A lot of guys get into the television side and try to stay close to it somehow.
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The worsening traffic has encouraged people to stay close to the places where they live and work.
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A film producer notes that internet and entertainment companies must stay close to government regulators and censors.
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After the flight, the crew get three weeks of paid leave but must stay close to home.
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The key will be for Flynn to stay close to Trump without further angering him, the source added.
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Launched this year, the facility was designed for working parents who wanted to stay close to their children.
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"We usually choose to stay close to home and rotate through our favorite dinner spots [in Clifton, Texas]."
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Clothes stay close to the skin during life, and continue to exist long after the body has decayed.
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"Keep close relations?" could mean to stay close to someone, or it could be a pun on INBREEDing.
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For all the geography her applications covered, in the end Ms. Harrison decided to stay close to home.
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She wants her children to stay close to her relatives, and that's harder to do without visiting them.
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Many stay close to home for financial and personal reasons, but doing so can make them reachable targets.
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In Mr. Novin's case, he wanted to stay close to home in an apartment with plenty of light.
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I didn't realize it, but I was losing my ability to stay close to that feeling-of-all-feelings.
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Not all children stay close to the border; they can be sent thousands of miles away from their parents.
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But investors broadly think rates will stay close to zero until there is more clarity on a Brexit deal.
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Young considered Texas Tech during his recruitment but opted to stay close to home and play for the Sooners.
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Britain should stay close to Europe, it shows a little-island mentality and now there's a lot of uncertainty.
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They stay close to home and nest more often because they get plenty of food in Port Phillip Bay.
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"We get to fast, we get to stay close to Allah, we pray five times a day," Muhammad said.
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Sewell resisted the idea of moving out of the state, since he wanted to stay close to his daughter.
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He added that he also thought Fernéndez was stressed about something – and told Rivero to stay close to the shore.
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The singer and painter purchased his SoHo artist's loft to stay close to his fiancee, Meg Ryan, he tells archdigest.com.
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If you're in the US, stay close to air conditioning or cold water — this weekend is going to get hot.
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Outperform, or at least stay close to the pack, and you will probably continue to draw a hefty pay packet.
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Transferring isn't an option either, she said, because she wants to stay close to her family, especially her sick mother.
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The main thing today was to stay close to the leader, so I've done a very good job of that.
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Or would you prefer to stay close to your parents while you make the transition to life after high school?
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DMX has been slapped with travel restrictions that will require him to stay close to home ... in the NYC area.
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Not only does their son stay close to the mother-to-be's growing bump, he's also fond of kissing his mom.
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"It is always good to stay close to early-stage companies to see how they are innovating," McIlwain told Business Insider.
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She'd like to stay close to home in Texas, but thinks about one day exploring the art scene in Los Angeles.
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"Because my son can't walk or sit or eat, I have to stay close to him all the time," she says.
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Once the investor is satisfied with the asset-allocation goal, the portfolio should be managed to stay close to the targets.
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Amber Rose seems to want to stay close to home after breaking up with Dancing with the Stars boyfriend Val Chmerkovskiy.
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This helps me stay close to our customer's needs and gain valuable insights as to how we can better serve them.
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The breaststroker Cody Miller did his best to stay close to his British counterpart, Adam Peaty, who split a blistering 56.59.
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This is especially true as Eurozone growth momentum remains broadly unchanged while medium-term inflation expectations stay close to historic lows.
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They discovered, for example, that calves rely on social cues and stay close to others, but mature bulls were more autonomous.
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It's a strange, hard thing to pull away from family, to create yourself, and still try to stay close to them.
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I'm trying to stay close to the facts as best as I can remember them, but as I say, facts disintegrate.
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But after the Zhangs had children, they saved enough money to rent a storefront so they could stay close to home.
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Investors should stay close to their benchmark asset allocations and be prepared to rebalance if their portfolio gets out of whack.
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After a fantastic run I am ready for my next chapter and will stay close to the company as an advisor.
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They always stay close to their children, ready to swoop in and direct, help or protect (usually before it is needed).
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Kalanick did not name a temporary new CEO and it is possible he could stay close to the company during his leave.
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It's fast turning into a location where Blockchain startups are actually massing, eager to stay close to the fast-moving regulatory environment.
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Ginobili remains in the San Antonio area and said during his retirement ceremony that he planned to stay close to the organization.
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The fan designers help to bring fresh ideas to the company and stay close to what fans want in their geek fashion.
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Although access would not be restricted, he said, reporters should stay close to officials during visits to villages for their own security.
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The daughter of observant Muslims, she has always been expected to stay close to home and to limit her socializing with boys.
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The official who carries the nuclear football is supposed to stay close to the president at all times, along with a doctor.
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If you're married or in a relationship, what do you do to stay close to your partner, despite the stresses of parenthood?
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"So that you don&apost have to get ready, it&aposs smarter to stay ready, or stay close to ready," she said.
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The House was told to stay close to Washington, so once the Senate passes this measure, the process should go pretty quickly.
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I should have found ways to stay close to Meagan, while still respecting her maturation and natural desire for control and boundaries.
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And we told them, they need to stay with us, they need to stay close to us, but I mean, every time.
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The ball had to stay close to the floor to preserve every fraction of a second he gained against a staggering defender.
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One of May's most pro-EU ministers, Hammond has faced criticism from Brexit supporters for saying Britain should stay close to the bloc.
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They like to stay close to their mamas, and exposure to germs in the first few weeks of life can be extraordinarily dangerous.
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Sparks said it was an "unfortunate" way for her daughter to learn what can happen if you don't stay close to your parents.
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IN THIS CASE IT'S A SUSPENSION, AND WE'LL STAY CLOSE TO THE SITUATION, SEE HOW IT PLAYS OUT AND MAKE THE RIGHT DECISION.
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May's efforts to stay close to Trump will likely be judged by whether she secures a free trade agreement with the United States.
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"If you stay close to someone for a long period of time, you often can't help but develop a strong bond," he says.
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The goal of stocking up, she emphasized, is so more vulnerable people "can minimize trips to the store" and "stay close to home."
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But he is confining his search to New York — and not because he needs to stay close to family in East Elmhurst, Queens.
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Liquidity injections coupled with the narrowing corridor will ensure interbank rates stay close to the benchmark rate, boosting the effectiveness of the cut.
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"I hope they'll be able to make a comeback, but we have to stay close to their inventory issues and discontinued products," Cramer said.
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Once they can separate themselves from their moms, young sloths stay close to their mothers for two to four years, depending on the species.
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As social mammals, they were likely trying to stay close to their pod—the majority of which are now lying dead on the beach.
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"Follow detour warnings, stay close to friends and loved ones as we await more information and, hopefully, news of the suspect's capture," he tweeted.
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Green Canyon, a well-trod production area in the Gulf, received the most bids, as oil companies try to stay close to existing infrastructure.
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"We want to have an equal footing as a creative partner, stay close to the creative, and guide them through the process," she said.
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Some boomers want to stay close to the neighborhoods they have lived in for decades; others are following their children to cities, experts said.
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Ms. Freudenheim, by then nursing a newborn, wanted to stay close to home, which kept her from returning to Manhattan to do her shopping.
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But you might not feel like straying too far from home—you're in a cozy mood and want to stay close to loved ones.
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Working around nap schedules meant that there were times when the best use of a three-hour window was to stay close to home.
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Countries such as Poland and the Baltic States — Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania — are more worried about Russia and want to stay close to Washington.
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Trending A number of new hotels aim to allow fans to stay close to their favorite sports teams, encouraging tourism outside of game time.
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The men, he suggests, stay close to the ground in wordless communion, and do not yearn for a significant life beyond their elemental work.
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" Her subsequent marriage, to Ashton Kutcher, imploded: "When I met the man of my dreams, trying to stay close to him became my addiction.
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She had to be taken out of school early, and wouldn't go on planes or elevators because of her need to stay close to home.
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Genital surgery requires patients to stay close to the surgeon for weeks for follow-up care, which can mean thousands of dollars in hotel bills.
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Most managers played basketball competitively through high school and are managers at least partly because they want to stay close to the game in college.
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When it comes to pairings, one universal truth tends to hold up: you're usually granted a solid match if you stay close to the source.
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Rather than making homosexuals feel isolated or abandoned, he said he preferred "that they stay close to the Lord, and that we pray all together".
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"Remember: Please stay close to the windows, not the benches," says the blonde line leader, who can easily be mistaken for a runway model herself.
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An emotional attachment to a particular institution, a desire to stay close to home or other factors can override such calculated logic, Ms. Smith added.
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The toughest thing for beginning riders, the experts said, is the natural inclination to stay close to parked cars and away from the moving ones.
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The other thing I would say is to stay close to professions that create and make things, and stay away from derivative professions like finance.
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Older Chinese people are now self-quarantining at home for protection, Yu said (the CDC has advised anyone over 60 to "stay close to home").
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"We will continue to stay close to our partners and local health officials, and we are optimistic this will be a temporary situation," Williams added.
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Her dream to sing professionally, and the urge to want to stay close to Kelly, landed her the opportunity to sing background vocals for Aaliyah.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson was endorsed by Trump when he entered office and has previously been keen to stay close to the Trump administration.
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Boobies stay close to home, and if given the chance, most will live and breed within a few dozen feet of where they were born.
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In these calendars, a month is still defined by the moon, but an extra month is added periodically to stay close to the solar year.
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And it's hard to miss how many people in American politics have swallowed their principles in order to gain influence or stay close to power.
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The car looked as if it might go up in flames, but the traffic was so heavy that we had to stay close to the wreck.
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Culture could help explain why the sperm whales around Dominica like to stay close to the island, and don't roam around as much as other whales.
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This demographic shift also will put greater strain on America's pension systems and harm geographic mobility rates, as younger Americans stay close to aging family members.
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Worse, after losing her job and apartment recently, she gave guardianship of her young daughter to a friend so she could stay close to her girlfriend.
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At Friday's wedding, it wasn't clear how Markle and Harry arrived together but they did stay close to each other and even sat together at the reception.
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VOLCANIC LAVA DESTROYS HOME BELONGING TO SINGLE MOTHER OF 2 She also said she knew the volcano&aposs risks, but wanted to stay close to her family.
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Ted Cruz, who won his home state on the March 1, is hoping for a strong showing Tuesday to stay close to Trump in the delegate count.
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Syncwire 229.95M UNBREAKcable MFi-Certified Lightning Cable — $12.99 See Details No more crouching on one corner of the couch just to stay close to the power outlet.
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After blow-drying hair straight, Palau created a side-parted style that he sprayed down with Redken's Satin Wear so hair would stay close to the head.
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In order to stay close to his club team, he had spent summers at a friend's house in Morningside Heights and formed a connection to the city.
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MOSCOW, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Russia's central bank said on Monday it expects money market rates to stay close to its key rate of 10 percent in November.
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Some people will triple triple-down and simply never admit they are wrong, and you get to decide if you want to stay close to those people.
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And in the tradition of the pre-internet hometown heroes that came before them, many stay close to home for a combination of financial and personal reasons.
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She then made a major mistake traversing a critical section on the racecourse and lost much of the velocity she would need to stay close to Vonn.
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Richard Schiff's character on "The West Wing" believed the press should always stay close to the president ... and he stands by that today in the real world.
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"We've guided our business to be positive again this year both on the top line and in earnings and we always stay close to the customer," she said.
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She said she always wanted to stay close to home even before Schaefer arrived at Mississippi State, but a few conversations with Schaefer during recruiting solidified her decision.
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"Our male is the bigger of the two and he's more adventurous and inquisitive, while the female is quieter and prefers to stay close to mum," Mahony said.
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In order not to waste time, the males go out exploring while the females generally stay close to their burrows waiting for males to stop and say hello.
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I'll have a triple exhibition on Brittany in the cities of Lannion, Lorient, and Brest in October, so it also pays off to stay close to your roots.
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Because it is inherently difficult to time markets, an appropriate strategy for many investors is to stay close to their strategic asset allocations and ride out the storm.
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Childless women's earnings generally stay close to that of men, and having a child leads to a big dip in short-term earnings and long-term salary trajectory.
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They also took shots at the campaign for not having a protective press pool, which would ensure that journalists are always able to stay close to the candidate.
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The music industry can be tough, and for a musician like me, this is a good way to earn a steady paycheck and stay close to my art.
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Georgia's central bank kept its key refinancing rate at 6.5% on June 12, citing forecasts suggesting that annual inflation would stay close to its 3 percent target this year.
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That means you have to stay close to the President and be the White House's man at the State Department, not the State Department's man at the White House.
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But as the Ukraine episode highlights, Pompeo purposefully does whatever he can to stay close to his leader — and not necessarily to do his job as he's supposed to.
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Oahu: Oahu is known for their traffic so stay close to Waikiki, but try to not stay in Waikiki itself because there is a lot of hustle and bustle.
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Instead the couple got permission to park their recreational vehicle on the hospital grounds so they can sleep and stay close to their son every second of the day.
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But the new USTR report claims that the CCP is already establishing roadblocks that will incentivize foreign automakers to stay close to Chinese automakers, regardless of the rule change.
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He came to power after Putin faced a two-term limit, but appointed his mentor as prime minister during his tenure, allowing Putin to stay close to the top.
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After all, there's nothing wrong with people who want to stay close to their family and friends — people who "really value kinship and close ties," as Cromartie put it.
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Allwinner says if it can mass produce the laptop the price could stay close to that $79 point, but if not it may end up being a bit higher.
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I ultimately ended the relationship since we weren't a great fit for each other — I like to travel, and he likes to stay close to his small-town home.
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For those who couldn't leave, wanted to stay close to home, or simply didn't take Irma seriously until it was too late, shelters were opened as a last resort.
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At Porter House, Graydon Carter, the former editor of Vanity Fair and the sort of establishment figure who tended to stay close to Mr. Plepler's side, surveyed the scene.
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GEORGIA - The central bank cut its refinancing rate to 17.753% from 6.75% on March 13, citing forecasts suggesting that annual inflation would stay close to its 3% target this year.
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I have a lot of aspirations, but I love basketball and want to stay close to the game, especially since I never got the chance to play for a championship.
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" Though she scaled back on work to stay close to home (she had relocated from New York to Boston, where Brady plays), "I had all this horrible, self-imposed guilt.
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Two days later, Hoagland was able to return home for Christmas, and Anahita was discharged on Christmas Eve — but she had to stay close to the facility for six weeks.
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Timberlake has pointed out in the past that Gosling was a childhood friend, and not many people still stay close to, say, people they hung out with in elementary school.
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GEORGIA - The central bank cut its refinancing rate to 17.753% from 6.75% on March 13, citing forecasts suggesting that annual inflation would stay close to its 3% target this year.
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So our job continues to be to build great products, stay close to our customers, expand regionally and continue doing what has allowed us to be a successful private company.
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But she has found good reasons to stay close to home: Brooklyn Fare, "a pretty awesome grocery store," and Livingston Manor, which is "my go-to local bar," she said.
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The ghost gets to do exactly what we wish we could do — stay close to our loved ones after we die — and it turns out to be an epic bummer.
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For those who have spent time in the orbit, conventional wisdom in Trump World is to stay close to Trump, known to be the final arbiter in situations such as these.
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Just as consumers sign up for newsletters and catalogs, he believes a social channel for direct marketing is something consumers would be excited about to stay close to their favorite content.
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They expect daily Urals seaborne exports in February to stay close to January levels, while a higher oil export duty set for next month provides little incentive to increase shipments overseas.
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Even accounting for this, Fitch forecasts Lithuania's 2017 fiscal deficit to stay close to 1.0% of GDP, supported by an increase in tax revenues from higher economic growth and better administration.
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Or will he stay close to the liberal core of the Senate Democratic caucus, as progressive activists and many aides and advisers from that party expect after defeating Republican Roy Moore?
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Michael Porter, a professor at Harvard Business School, applied the term "cluster" to phenomena like the stink highway: agglomerations of businesses that find it profitable to stay close to one another.
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To avoid a shark attack, the group advises people to swim in groups, stay close to the shore and to not swim at dusk or dawn when sharks are most active.
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And of course, these minority deals in startups can still help Amazon stay close to the pulse of innovation, giving it the option to buy or license promising technology as needed.
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While the original and second generation wireless had this metal band that wrapped around your head, the new model is a three-piece design that's meant to stay close to your skull.
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"Enjoy the party but stay close to the door," said Nomura, predicting growth will slow sharply to 6.2 percent in 2018 and adding there could be a greater risk of financial turmoil.
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"I want him to know we're watching, and the same way he moved closer to the people because of this primary, we expect him to stay close to the people," Harris said.
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Singapore Telecommunications Limited's (A+/Stable) rating headroom remains limited, as its FFO-adjusted net leverage is likely to stay close to Fitch's 2.0x negative guidance because of high capex and dividend commitments.
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A "soft" Brexit involves a much less severe break with the EU. Broadly speaking, the UK would stay close to the EU and retain access to the single market and customs union.
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Cruz, who has tried to stay close to Trump without antagonizing the billionaire, finally hit back, calling his rival a man of "New York values" and blasting his support for eminent domain.
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Instead, he claims that he's the true humanitarian, because he wants to help refugees stay close to their home countries rather than having to resettle in faraway places like the United States.
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His ability to be unconstrained by the rules of the day and to stay close to his clients in America enabled him to build his reputation as the preeminent fine-art dealer.
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By interweaving a near-constant stream of live animation with the performers' actions, 1927 requires that its actors stay close to the 19122-square-foot backdrop on which the animation is projected.
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Residents, however, can still leave their homes for essential needs, such as for groceries or walks outside, but are asked to limit the number of unnecessary trips and stay close to home.
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Thousands more need a temporary place to live, either to stay close to crisis centres at the core of the coronavirus fightback or to keep housemates infection-free during weeks of lockdown.
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There, most residents who opted to stay close to their former homes still live in the new towns, or in prefab wooden homes arranged in makeshift lots, complete with churches and playgrounds.
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The policymaker said he expects the U.S. economy will grow by about 2% next year, the unemployment rate will stay close to 3.5% and inflation will approach the Federal Reserve's 2% target.
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CBOT wheat eased 0.4% to $4.80 a bushel, but MGEX spring wheat futures edged up 0.6% to $5.47-1/2 to stay close to a near three-month high struck on Tuesday.
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The two, who met on a blind date and wed in 2011, kept separate homes because Johnsen wanted to stay close to his two children from a previous marriage in Thousand Oaks, Calif.
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If the series wants to tell a true(ish)-to-life story, they need to at least attempt to stay close to the actual facts of the DEA's investigation of the Cali Cartel.
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TOKYO, June 25.19 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average barely moved on Monday, capped by a stronger yen but retaining enough momentum to stay close to a 20.2-month high scaled the previous session.
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GEORGIA - The central bank cut its refinancing rate to 6.5 percent from 6.75 percent on March 6.753, citing forecasts suggesting that annual inflation would stay close to its 3 percent target this year.
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"A customs union would change the dynamic between Britain and the EU. It would show that the British really do want to stay close to Europe," a senior EU diplomat said in Brussels.
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The fastest competitors know the river well, knowing when to take advantage of places to go deep and when to stay close to shore, where small eddies can propel them despite smaller waves.
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GEORGIA - The central bank cut its refinancing rate to 6.5 percent from 6.75 percent on March 13, citing forecasts suggesting that annual inflation would stay close to its 6.753 percent target this year.
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One firm, the 125-employee iFixit, wanted to stay close to Cal Poly to attract fresh talent, so it moved into a vacated car dealership and renovated the 17,000 square feet of space.
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But it is unclear whether he will be inclined to develop sweeping policy plans, or whether he will stay close to his roots as a moderate who favors political compromise and incremental change.
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And while range anxiety could be a concern for the typical car buyer, operators of buses and similar vehicles tend to stay close to home, needing a range of 100 miles or less.
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Gemma Whelan, who plays Yara Greyjoy, didn't know that her initial casting was meant to stay close to the chest, so she went ahead and updated her resume, much to the chagrin of HBO.
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Five sources told Axios that the soldier charged with carrying the briefcase that contains the U.S. nuclear authorization codes, which stay close to the president at all times, was denied entry to the building.
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But he said that in the coming week he and his team would stay close to their UK clients and had scheduled a bunch of calls with them for the day after the vote.
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I played the priest, which meant it made sense for me to stay close to the back of the group and keep everyone else in my field of view so I could heal them.
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All these steps require that the U.S. stay close to both South Korea and Japan, lest North Korea undermine their confidence in the U.S. and end up in a position to threaten them directly.
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Fitch expects that such ratios should stay close to 2.0% in the foreseeable future and gradually converging to those levels shown by its closest peers but still lower given its more conservative risk management approach.
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The Nassau County police said no one on the ground had been injured, though a section of Cold Spring Road remained closed and residents were told by the authorities to stay close to their homes.
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As expected, Rafael doesn't want Jane to take the house and instead offers to pay the difference on a place out of her price range as long as she agrees to stay close to him.
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She added that her parents are in their 85033s, and even though they don't live in an area where there is currently community spread of the virus, she advised them to stay close to home.
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The gathering allowed Harry to stay close to his Frogmore Cottage home with Meghan Markle and son Archie, born May 6, as it took place at St. George's House, also on the grounds of Windsor Castle.
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In contrast to their European earthworm cousins, which burrow inches deep in forest soil, Asian jumping worms like to stay close to the surface to feed on the "litter layer" composed of dead leaves and twigs.
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Book Yurbban Trafalgar Hotel starting at $106 per nightA hip, affordable stay close to all the action, this three-star boutique feels much more like a four-star hotel and is one of my personal favorites.
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"Fresh computer science and engineering grads coming out of universities often want to stay close to where they were they were in school and that provides the labor market for employers," Chamberlain tells CNBC Make It.
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The path to reconciling his athletic ambitions with his desire to stay close to home ran through Missoula: the college town just 24 miles south of Arlee, home of the Division 113 University of Montana Grizzlies.
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He has said he was offered the position of education secretary in the Trump administration late last year but declined because he wanted to stay close to his family in Lynchburg, Virginia, where the university is based.
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"The dead like to stay close to the living," the literary scholar Robert Pogue Harrison once argued, in " The Dominion of the Dead ," an account of the importance of burial and of burying places in human history.
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The political stability of Costa Rica, they show, is in part due to the fact that the country has "closed" party lists, which insure that legislators get reëlected only if they stay close to the Party's platform.
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Israel and Japan also landed in Virtuoso's top 10 — as did the U.S., which the company said reflected the desire of many upscale Americans to explore their own country and stay close to home for the holidays.
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Bad Martha plans to stay close to its Vineyard roots by focusing its sales on the geographic region where Martha's Vineyard has its greatest recognition and affinity: Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and eventually parts of New York state.
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According to Stardust, they're more into spending time chilling at home with their best friends during the season of their birth, and they aren't the only ones that like to stay close to home this time of year.
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The appeal of Hover is that its small size and basic functions will allow people to record both inside and out, and let them stay close to the action, whether that's a wedding or a game of pickup basketball.
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"It is sure to have massive impact on the global VR market by removing the current VR experience limitations of having to stay close to the PC and the monitor due to cables," MSI said in a press release.
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Part of Muchnick's drive to stay close to home is to fight the spread of the high calorie, low cost foods that are flooding Latin America — and transforming what it means to be undernourished in countries around the world.
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Mr. Johnson can also argue that, realistically, they have no better prospect of getting such a clean break with the European Union, and that his agreement makes no binding promises to stay close to European Union rules and standards.
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The menu, too, was meant to stay close to home: Rose elevates classics like herring with carrots and potatoes, lentil and foie gras salad, blanquette de veau, blood sausage, demi-coquelet and duck terrine, a revived recipe by Biasin.
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The consensus of analysts certainly appears to be that the market is close to trading on fundamentals, with a Reuters survey showing the median expectation is for prices to stay close to current levels over the rest of 2017.
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LONDON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Britain's unemployment rate may well stay close to its current 11-year low this year rather than pick up markedly as the central bank forecast in November, one of the Bank of England's policymakers said on Friday.
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This time around, the prototype vehicle, dubbed Starhopper, was supposed to stay close to home: The plan was for it to fire up its Raptor engine, rise to an altitude of about 60 feet, move sideways a few yards, and land.
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Against the odds, the other also gets the grades to be admitted to an Ivy, but she decides to attend a local college to minimize debt and stay close to her mother, who still sometimes needs help with child care.
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From Japan to the United States, many religious groups have suspended services and moved faith online, trying out new ways to stay close to their communities, as holy sites and public spaces shut, changing the face of many world cities.
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From Japan to the United States, many religious groups have suspended services and moved faith online, trying out new ways to stay close to their communities, as holy sites and public spaces shut, changing the face of many world cities.
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One group of a few hundred migrants had tried to stay close to the list in downtown Tijuana by the border—where the entire group had first been stationed, before conditions deteriorated and Mexican officials relocated most people to El Barretal.
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The Iowa visit is Mr. de Blasio's first out-of-town political trip in months and a break from the stay-close-to-home strategy his aides have pursued as he tried to shore up an image as a focused urban manager.
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Well-managed firms should be able to defend themselves; they may even benefit from the new age of activism, which obliges managers to refine their strategies, boards to be on the ball and firms to stay close to all of their shareholders.
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We hear a lot about the flood of refugees in Europe but contrary to what you might conclude from many news reports, most of those fleeing Syria – 4.8 million – want to stay close to home, including surrounding areas such as Iraq and Palestine.
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"We have to stay close to equities, but a true Olympic swimmer knows that the real tide is the bond market, and today that tide turned bullish for both the post-election stocks and even the pre-election winners, too," Cramer said.
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"If people are getting offended by your ads, they're people you don't want to serve anyway, stay close to your roots and continue to do it your way, or else the masses will dumb down what you've built," a man named Eric wrote.
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The Keekaroo Peanut helps make the changing table a bit more comfy, but also gives you a buckling strap and raised edges to help keep your lil' acrobat from tumbling off (you still need to stay close to the table, of course).
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While the Rangers (19-12-3) have won three straight and have been surging of late, the Ducks (133-13-8) have dropped three in a row and are scrambling to stay close to the pack in the Western Conference playoff chase.
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But victims of sexual abuse were outraged because it gave Law a second career and a golden parachute that allowed him to stay close to the center of power in Rome and serve as a member or adviser in several influential Vatican departments.
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I think this album is the best music I've ever made, and as long as I stay close to the culture and make sure my bars are fire, my music will have the potential to reach a wider audience than it ever has.
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The Red Sox will try to keep the hits coming and stay close to the Toronto Blue Jays in the American League East race when they host the surging Kansas City Royals in the rubber match of a three-game series on Sunday.
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House members have been advised to stay close to the Capitol on Friday as the midnight deadline to avoid a shutdown ticks closer, despite initial claims by GOP leaders that the chamber would adjourn in the afternoon in defiance of the Senate impasse.
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On the one hand, we need to stay close to our customers, our markets, help them in these times of uncertainty, and on the other hand, make sure we have the right scenarios in the drawer for continued growth, but also for a global slowdown.
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Hours before the Senate was due to vote on 22 resolutions opposing the sale of smart bombs, aircraft parts and other military equipment, McConnell noted tensions with Iran and argued that it is important for Washington to stay close to Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
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"If mortgage rates stay close to these new lower levels, then the hit to affordability from rising rates will be reduced – and the positive impacts of the job market and demographics should flow through to stronger housing demand," said David Berson, chief economist at Nationwide.
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There's no doubt that throughout his life Trump has actively sought to surround himself with enablers who stay close to him by making sure they are never the bearer of bad news, that it's always sunny for the President in their long-range forecasts.
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Thanks to a cute family picture saved on his home screen, the former rugby pro, 63, has only had to flip open his cell phone to stay close to wife Zara Tindall (the Queen's 38-year-old granddaughter) and 5-year-old daughter Mia.
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It's sort of like Troy Bolton's decision to go to Berkeley to pursue musical theater and play basketball (seriously though, how is he going to have time to do those two time-intensive activities?), plus stay close to Gabriella, who'll be going to Stanford.
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I have twice as many staff assigned to the Massachusetts offices as I do to the D.C. office because I prize the fact that we stay close to our constituents — and I think that a lot of this election will be based on that.
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Ms. Bergen was also intrigued by the idea of returning but she had one condition: The show would need to be shot in New York, so she could stay close to her husband, Marshall Rose, who is not in any condition to travel, she said.
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A debate on the future direction of financial rules in Britain is set to unfold after Brexit, pitting those who want to stay close to Europe against others who say Britain is better off setting its own rules, with a nod to international norms.
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" He hopes Trump and his advisors stay close to the business community because if the president is unable to get the support he needs for his pro-growth agenda, "that's going to make it a very difficult time for American business and the economy.
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Investors are now willing to hold U.S. government 30-year debt at 2.4% yield - either a bet that inflation won't accelerate between now 2049 or at least that real, or inflation-adjusted, interest rates will stay close to zero for the next three decades.
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My main goal is to stay close to them, to observe the lives of the different groups of people, listen to their voices, and then be able to share their stories through filmmaking—showing their happiness, their anger, their sadness, but also their hope.
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JPMorgan (JPM) doesn't expect anyone in London to pull an all-nighter — but there is a plan ahead of October 31 to have foreign exchange traders work late into the night, and then stay close to the offices in London's Canary Wharf for a roughly 5 a.m.
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Influence has its limits Graham has also explained his decision to stay close to Trump as a way to influence him on big policy decisions -- especially ones Graham learned from McCain to care most about: intervening to support allies, especially in the fight against mutual threats.
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Air travel has been hurt not just by strict restrictions on international travelers flying to the United States, but also by warnings from health professionals for Americans to avoid groups of more than 83 people, to stay close to home and to eliminate non-essential travel.
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" McConnell urged senators on Wednesday night to "stay close" to the Capitol in case there's a sudden breakthrough, telling colleagues "while we don't know exactly how long it will take to get this done, everyone knows that we need to do it as quickly as possible.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio and Steven Banks, the commissioner of social services, have repeatedly espoused an ideal that people who become homeless should be placed in shelters in communities where they formerly lived, so they could stay close to their schools, churches, doctors and extended family.
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For all the production that O'Neal and Bryant supplied, the Lakers were able to stay close to the 76ers thanks in part to a strong effort by Lue, then the Lakers' diminutive backup guard, who had 5 points, 3 steals and a block in the fourth quarter alone.
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At the start of this week, after initially telling Tom, "I wouldn't be your veep if there were a grassy knoll full of Jodie Foster fans in the front row at your inauguration," Selina ultimately decides it's better to stay close to power than to be cast out forever.
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I would stay close to him as he crept along the narrow asphalt paths that led to the bland brick building where the class met, or up the walkway to the steep-gabled house at the edge of campus which was my home for a few days each week.
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He said on Twitter that the move-away-from-the-Bay phenomenon is cyclical, and that in lean times tech employees tend to stay close to their headquarters, where they are assigned to more critical projects and are less likely to be cut in a round of layoffs.
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Like so many others, my wife and I have been self-isolating in our apartment, doing our best to stay close to our loved ones from afar, and cooking the foods that we find most comforting: split-pea soup, various bean dishes, spaghetti and meatballs, just for starters.
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Brexit campaigner Dominic Raab, appointed to the government last week after his predecessor quit over Prime Minister Theresa May's proposals to stay close to EU trading rules, said Britain was ramping up preparations for a "no deal" but focused above all on selling her ideas to EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier.
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Some other specs of the Ergobaby 360 include: Suitable for babies and toddlers 12-45 poundsErgoPromise lifetime guaranteePrivacy hood to shield from elements (UPF 50+)Machine washable Breastfeeding friendlyMy daughter loves the carrier because she can stay close to me and I love it because I can free my hands
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The feature will now also show popular certificates and associate programs offered at four-year universities, and students can create lists of schools that specialize in specific fields and filter them based on distance (which often matters because many community college students, for example, stay close to home) and size.
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"In my new job, I can mentor all of these people that I want to mentor, I can stay close to the art which I've really cared about, I can be involved with the private sale program and I'm on the executive committee," Mr. Porter said in a telephone interview.
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Even though tastemakers seem to feel an instinct to stay close to home, series like Star Trek: The Next Generation have proven that looking beyond today's dire circumstances can give us all comfort, assuring audiences that humanity is capable of saving itself, and that great things await us on the other side.
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Zubic said he is concerned that parishioners&apos faith may be tested by the grand jury&aposs findings and asked them to "stay close to God in prayer" and to pray for "the vast majority of priests and deacons who bear the shame and the pain of the worst deeds of their peers."
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" Then there's business traveller Will Meyerink, who wanted to stay close to his family: "A phone like this would mean that I could send back pictures of my experiences while traveling and my family could send me pictures of the children's birthdays and other special events which I always seem to miss.
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It's the desire to stay close to Sadie that finally prompts Jimmy to recruit his bartender brother Clyde (Adam Driver, speaking with a delightfully slow drawl), an Iraq War vet with a prosthetic arm; and their sister Mellie (Riley Keough), a hairdresser with a taste for fast cars; to take part in the caper.
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Yet I don't think the contrast is meant to nudge us toward aligning ourselves with Charlie instead of Nicole: Both are making choices that are right for their son, whether it's pursuing creative projects that are financially but not professionally fulfilling or giving up on the New York life to stay close to him.
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With Republicans set to face several major issues for conservatives in the coming months — including tax reform and how to handle the fallout from Trump's decision to rescind the DACA program — Meadows and Bannon could play a signature role in keeping the pressure on House leadership to stay close to the wishes of the party's grassroots wing.
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The withdrawal agreement — which outlines the terms of the EU-UK divorce — remains unpopular with just about everyone, from the hardline Brexiteers who want a decisive split with Europe to the pro-Remain camp who want to stay close to the EU. On Monday, May made a last-ditch attempt to sell the agreement ahead of the vote.
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S. trade deal still possible * Dollar gains as Fed's Clarida backs further rate hikes * Oil prices stay close to year lows (Updates throughout with mid-afternoon U.S. trading) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Stocks on Wall Street eked out modest gains on Tuesday as traders remained hopeful that the United States and China can work toward resolving their trade-related differences at the upcoming G20 Summit.
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"Fresh computer science and engineering grads coming out of universities often want to stay close to where they were they were in school and that provides the labor market for employers," Chamberlain tells CNBC Make It. Chamberlain highlights that given today's economy and the low unemployment rate in the U.S., job seekers — especially in the software industry— are in the driver's seat, as they are attractive to prospective employers.
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Last year, however, Mr. Harris made an exception to his stay close to home rule when he spent five months in Vancouver, British Columbia, to film "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events," a Netflix drama series that made its debut this month and is based on the eponymous children's book series; Mr. Harris plays the lead role of the villainous Count Olaf and is also a producer of the show.
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Underscoring the tough choices facing May to break the Brexit impasse, the newspaper said at least six pro-European Union senior ministers will resign if she opts for a potentially damaging no-deal departure from the EU. But at the same time, rival ministers who support Brexit were threatening to quit if May decides to stay close to the EU with a customs union or if she sought a long delay to Brexit, the Sunday Times said.
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Moderate Candidates Still Tend to Outdo Extreme Ones 6 Takeaways From Tuesday's Primary Elections Democrats in Rust Belt: Stay Close to Trump, but Not Too Close An Ohio Special Election Shapes Up as a Big Test of the 'Blue Wave' Eric T. Schneiderman, the New York State attorney general who rose to national prominence because of his confrontations with the Trump administration, resigned Monday after The New Yorker reported that four women had accused him of physically assaulting them.
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Underscoring the tough choices facing May to break the Brexit impasse, the newspaper said at least six pro-European Union senior ministers will resign if she opts for a potentially damaging no-deal departure from the EU. But at the same time, rival ministers who support Brexit were threatening to quit if May decides to stay close to the EU with a customs union or if she sought a long delay to Brexit, the Sunday Times said.
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IN OTHER EUROPEAN QUALIFYING Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat trick to move past Pelé on the career list of international goal scorers as Portugal beat Faeroe Islands, 5-1, to stay close to Switzerland, a 3-13 winner over Andorra, at the top of Group B. With a showtime performance orchestrated by P.S.G.'s Thomas Meunier against part-timers from Gibraltar, star-studded Belgium produced a 9-0 victory in Brussels in Group H. Meunier had three goals and three assists, and Romelu Lukaku added three goals.
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"Without the racism…" Paul quickly clarified that isn&apost the case and that Cranston should move on, but his own desire to bring back the show is exposed when a Sony Studios tour guide catches Paul not performing the job he begged for ─ leading a tour group ─ so he could stay close to the RV. Although the sketch is meant to be in good humor, it similarly echoed the clash between their respective "Breaking Bad" characters — Cranston as mastermind high school chemistry teacher Walter White and Paul as street-smart dropout Jesse Pinkman.
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