I'm trying to stay off my comments, stay off of Twitter, and [ignore] what people are saying.
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Every news station in upstate New York had warned people to stay off the roads—and, of course, to stay off the river.
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All his friends say ... he should stay off bikes.
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So, it's wise to stay off this fresh, unsettled earth.
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How could a person like me ever stay off drugs?
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Stay off the roads if you don't need to drive.
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"Be on time and stay off your phone," she said.
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He said his decision to stay off TV since Jan.
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"Unless it is urgent, stay off the roads," he said.
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Police are urging people to stay off the roads. 4.
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"I want [Palmer] to stay off social media," she reveals.
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Ducey will stay off of the campaign trail as well.
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They tell me it helps them to stay off cigarettes.
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We are encouraging citizens to stay off the road today.
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I stay off the road for hours, stay between trees.
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It's wise to stay off cruise ships for now, too.
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"So we respect it, stay off of it," he said.
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In fact, it is paying him to stay off the job.
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TYRUS: Yes, I kind of stay off of his social media.
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Traffic alert America: Stay off the roads Fridays at 6 p.m.
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TV series, films and sport events will also stay off-limits.
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"Stay off my talk page Fram," she wrote at the time.
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"Stay off the roads if you can," Vaughan tweeted on Monday.
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He urged motorists to stay off the road until conditions improve.
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"I often advise people stay off of social media," Moore says.
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"We want people to stay off the roads tomorrow," she said.
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A Republican has to be against it, but stay off it.
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But the patrol still encouraged people to stay off the roads.
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Dan Malloy urged motorists to stay off the roads if possible.
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Many shun accounts to stay off the radar of tax collectors.
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"You've got to stay off Twitter," Iger said he told Roseanne.
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I urge people to stay off the roads until conditions improve.
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He predicted the US President would stay off Twitter in Beijing.
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Other teams decided to stay off the field during the anthem.
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I stay off my phone and let him call the shots.
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Authorities in some states urged drivers to stay off the roads.
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She would have to stay off all medications in that class.
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If she does, the next part will stay off the screen.
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Officials warned motorists to stay off the roads due to the flooding.
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If they choose not to stand, they can stay off the field.
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The clerical gloves are expected to stay off at least until then.
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Once-mighty General Electric is fighting to stay off the junk heap.
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Officials have urged drivers to stay off the roads until later Monday.
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But I want you to stay healthy and stay off those bikes!
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Many refused to register their property, preferring to stay off government books.
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Now that Cadillac is expected to stay off the road until 2020.
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She promised her family she'd stay off of email for a week.
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So much so, the mayor asked people to stay off the roads.
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"People should hunker down, shelter in place and stay off the roads."
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Will Rob Gronkowski really be able to stay off the football field?
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Trump was right... Latinos need to stay off the 'I'm offended' bandwaggon.
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Drivers warned to stay off highways wound up abandoning their submerged cars.
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Texas governor Greg Abbott has urged people to stay off the roads.
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Mayor Mitch Landrieu advised residents to "stay off the streets" on Tuesday.
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Better to stay off Facebook's radar, she figures, out of the way.
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Maybe they stay off social media, or keep to themselves at parties.
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Trump probably definitely won't stay off Twitter, especially as this investigation continues.
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Education is our best tool to help people stay off of drugs.
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"It's to stay off G …" he started, but didn't finish the word.
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Ricciuti uses Suboxone to stay off heroin and manage her chronic pain.
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I try to stay off social networks and stay engulfed in my kids.
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But even as she was riding high, Roseanne couldn't stay off the Twitter.
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I'm in bed again by 10 and manage to stay off my phone.
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They usually don't answer government surveys, and prefer to stay off the radar.
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Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, has already asked supporters to stay off the streets.
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So for Giuliani to stay off TV for an extended stretch is odd.
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Motorists are encouraged to stay off the roads until at least this afternoon.
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The company often tells employees to stay off social media after any controversy.
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As for YouTube, well, maybe just stay off of YouTube for a while.
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Larry Hogan (R) said in a statement urging residents to stay off roads.
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Motorists stay off the streets, afraid of rocks being thrown through their windshields.
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Those men saw the low road and usually tried to stay off it.
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But there are ways to limit these solicitations and stay off future lists.
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Some counties issued "no travel" advisories, warning drivers to stay off the roads.
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It was like the universe was telling me to stay off of those.
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It's not legal, but we have more opportunity to stay off the street.
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They stay off social media, or if they're on it, they post cautiously.
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Pacific Fleet is begging sailors to stay off ships if they feel unwell.
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This allows the camper van to stay off-grid, even in overcast weather.
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You don't need to stay off the road completely, but be extra vigilant.
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One important point in this fight for Choi is to stay off the fence.
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That, or you could just stay off the highest maunas when you get there.
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The big question was whether the participants could stay off cigarettes a year out.
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It's fixing the schools where we live and telling kids to stay off drugs.
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Tomlin's final message to his team ... be cool and stay off social media. Ooops.
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He is now ordered to stay off of his injured limb for six weeks.
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Medical professionals have urged her to stay off the stage until she is healed.
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He plans to follow doctor's orders and stay off the road for a while.
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Even after Melania Trump's Republican National Convention speech fiasco, Trump couldn't stay off Twitter.
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He told residents to stay off the roads and prepare for possible power outages.
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For now I'm trying to stay off social media as much as I can.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Hang up You may want to stay off FaceTime for a bit.
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On Wednesday, the Kenyan government had said the TV stations would stay off air indefinitely.
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"If people stay off the roadway, it has nothing to do with you," he said.
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Authorities warned drivers to stay off the road in anticipation of additional flooding expected overnight.
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"We need to [make] appointments with our phones [and stay off them otherwise]," he said.
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" For his part, Gilmore said he "would have preferred that this stay off the radar.
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Here are 18 celebrities on why they choose to stay off of social media altogether.
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It just takes a little self control to stay off social media and the internet.
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" Bubbly Bible-lover McLaughlin: "If you can't take my sparkle, then stay off my rainbow.
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Kazianis said the "stakes are way too high" for diplomacy to stay off the table.
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The Kansas Division of Emergency Management warned motorists early Friday to stay off the roads.
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"Each day I try to stay off of my feet for 11 hours," he said.
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Dealers were looking for turf, but residents were demanding that they stay off their blocks.
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"I encourage everyone to stay off the roads if possible," Inslee said in a statement.
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His staff urged him to stay off Twitter, and for the most part, he complied.
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For weeks, Mr. Trump's aides and legal team had urged him to stay off Twitter.
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Officials urged drivers to stay off the roads, saying too many cars were getting stuck.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. tweeted a warning for other North Carolinians to stay off the roads.
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I'm trying to stay off my phone during class, but I find it super challenging.
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"It looks more and more as if this will be a significant snow event in North Carolina, so we are asking people to stay off the road when this weather event begins, and also to stay off the road when it ends," he said.
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"Stay off the roads, stay off the streets, let us complete our assessment, clear the roads of water, power lines, trees and then you can get out there and determine what happened to your individual property or your neighborhood," said Fort Lauderdale Mayor Jack Seiler.
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Officials in both cities issued statements urging citizens to stay off roads and opened emergency shelters.
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Please stay off the roads if you can, and use extreme caution if you must travel.
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Overnight, it warned drivers to stay off the road unless it was for an emergency trip.
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The mayor urged people to stay off the streets so the city can clean the roads.
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Police warned it could be an extended outage and told people to stay off the roads.
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The highways are very icy and the mayor is asking everyone to stay off the roads.
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If the NAFTA countries agree to update the treaty, the fakes may stay off the shelves.
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For the foreseeable future, Fukushima's wild boars will have to stay off the dinner table.[Reuters]
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Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser asked everyone to stay off the roads so crews could treat them.
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Officials urged residents to stay off the roads unless necessary, given fierce winds and whiteout conditions.
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The university has asked everyone to stay off-campus to avoid overloading the emergency power system.
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"I think everyone should stay off social media, but I don't find it compelling," he said.
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It's no more opportunities for kids to go play AAU basketball and stay off the streets.
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Brian Sandoval directed nonessential state employees in northwestern Nevada to head home and stay off the roadways.
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Here is what actually happened: The off-the-record meeting didn't stay off the record for long.
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The side cutouts will help the face stay off of the pillow, while still providing ample support.
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The governor warned residents that roads remain extremely dangerous and urged people to stay off the streets.
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She claimed he defamed her by writing a song about the assault called "Stay off the Stage."
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Murdoch is more adept with the media than Musk — except Murdoch prefers to stay off the record.
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Are you trying to stay off social media, but just can't seem to stop yourself from posting?
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Maine State Police urged people to stay off roadways due to large numbers of tractor-trailer crashes.
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Charlie Baker said conditions didn't warrant a travel ban, but said residents should stay off roads nevertheless.
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Hobie will also have to complete 52 anger management and 52 AA meetings, and stay off drugs.
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United Airlines said on Friday the Boeing 737 Max would stay off its flight schedule until Nov.
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Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed has opened an emergency shelter and urged residents to stay off the roads.
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"Just stay off the top of the falls and look at them from the bottom," Cooper said.
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The director of Mr. Rouhani's campaign, Morteza Haji, also called on people to stay off the streets.
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"He told me if I was hurt, to protect myself and stay off the field," Lopez said.
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Senate Republicans told Politico that they hope President Trump will stay off Twitter during his impeachment trial.
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"We been advising people to stay off the road," said Nebraska State Patrol media director Cody Thomas.
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I encourage everyone to stay off the roads if possible and plan ahead if you must travel.
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Even if Modi wins reelection, changes in those areas will likely "stay off the table," Shah added.
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The Maui Police Department urged motorists to stay off roads because wind and rain had not subsided.
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I encourage everyone to stay off the roads if possible and plan ahead if you must travel.
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Officials warned drivers to stay off the road, citing heavy snowfall and freezing rain in some places.
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It was nice to stay off the court for a few days, started hitting again on Thursday.
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Until these storms move through the area, we are also asking folks to please stay off the roadways.
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"We are asking folks to stay off the roads tomorrow and not travel unless absolutely necessary," Massachusetts Gov.
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Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo also urged residents to stay off roads if they could safely do so.
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It was all captured on video, along with a common-sense safety message: Stay off the tracks, folks.
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As even the biggest millennial hater could tell you, it's not like we can stay off social media.
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"Once you've been identified as a threat, it's harder to stay off of people's hit list," said Alison.
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Whenever one man is desperate to stay off the floor, the level change becomes a valuable striking tool.
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The 32-year-old has been informed to stay off the ice as his health situation is investigated.
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I'm going to stay off social media I just hope you all know that I love you all.
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Getting serious, Maks, 38, explained that his growing family contributed to his decision to stay off the show.
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IT IS A cliché that three topics should stay off-limits in polite company: politics, religion and sex.
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Virginia State Police reported 1,177 crashes since Sunday morning and asked residents to stay off the roads Monday.
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Stay off social media so you can focus on your own goals and not someone else's good time.
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If apps abuse us or unduly rob us of our attention, we need to stay off of them.
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She is also ordered to stay off of the university's premises and cannot contact any of the victims.
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The Beast MODE can stay off-road and off the grid for up to six or seven days.
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But it's easier to stay off the stuff because I don't live in a state where it's legal.
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What do I do if my child's school is closed, and I can't afford to stay off work?
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But, for business travelers and those looking to stay off the beaten path, it&aposs a fantastic choice.
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Any angle seems to be a worthy angle, as long as the focus can stay off of Hillary.
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The Boston mayor had asked residents to stay off the roads and, if needed, to take public transportation.
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I would have totally aced the online bar exam, but the damn cat wouldn't stay off the keyboard.
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"I could get you connected and then I'm going to stay off," he said, according to the complaint.
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Try to stay off the roads, beaches and waterways so emergency services are able to do their job.
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And stay off the soapbox if you don't know how to handle the responsibility of the soap box.
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It will be interesting to see if Machida can use direction changes to stay off the fence against Anders.
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A growing interest Despite security, censorship, and the spread of misinformation, Ryan said politicians should not stay off WeChat.
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APWHC does not have Wi-Fi, because they ask their patients to stay off their phones for privacy purposes.
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The union, however, said workers would stay off the job while they vote on the proposed 4-year contract.
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Its mission is to not only help homeless women get off the streets, but empower them to stay off.
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Departments of transportation from states that are in the eclipse's path are advising people to stay off the road.
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But late Wednesday, NRAI rejected the proposal, calling it insufficient, and said restaurants will continue to stay off Zomato.
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Lyles warned against telling women to stay off Tinder or otherwise change their behavior in order to stay safe.
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The orthopedist fit me with an air cast and told me to stay off the ankle for two months.
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Take a break from social media for a while (and try to get your kids to stay off, too).
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Of course, a treat this delicious is too good (and photogenic) to stay off of social media for long.
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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said anyone not leaving should plan to stay off the roads once the storm starts.
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His lawyer recently accidentally sent The Associated Press a text message expressing doubt his client could stay off drugs.
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Some days she managed to stay off the ventilator for eight hours, then 12, then a day, then two.
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So treatment would conceivably help someone learn how to stay off alcohol, and 24/7 Sobriety would enforce it.
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"He's been careful and paranoid ... trying to stay off the radar," said Falko Ernst, an International Crisis Group analyst.
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Check out the clip ... Tito also warns Chael to stay off the "juice cocktails" because he doesn't respect cheaters.
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If President Donald Trump wants to keep his strong stock market gains, he may want to stay off Twitter.
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I try my best to stay off Facebook, but I do use Instagram, mostly to entertain my dog's followers.
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Stay off social media and put your phone in another room unless you need it for work-related communication.
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Then, the authorities said drivers would be notified by text message if they had to stay off the roads.
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Then, the authorities said drivers would be notified by text message if they had to stay off the roads.
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Said she&aposs going to stay off twitter, but lacking impulse control she went back on it, you know, today.
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You still have to follow road rules and stay off the sidewalks even if it's your own or leased scooter.
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Officials asked people to stay off the roads, warning of the danger of iced surfaces as snow melts and refreezes.
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"She has always been very consumed with social media and can't seem to stay off her phone," the cousin wrote.
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On the one hand, during snowstorms, weather warnings frequently advise citizens to stay off the road, unless for emergency purposes.
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I just have to stay off of it for quite a few weeks, so I'm getting around with other means.
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"Stay off the water?" sounds like a warning, but today we're supposed to be thinking of a military SHORE LEAVE.
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Residents should stay off of City of Erie streets until it stops snowing, and we can get the roads open.
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If doctors are to "stay in their lane," as the N.R.A. demands, the N.R.A. should stay off the road entirely.
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"Stay off drugs — that's number one; when you have the opportunity to go to school, stay in school," he said.
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At one of them, Nilsa Maymi, 52, said she was trying to stay off her cellphone to save the battery.
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But it also served as a warning that if you go to Ukraine, stay off communications networks that Moscow wired.
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Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser and New York Mayor Bill de Blasio urged motorists to stay off roads, starting on Friday.
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If that becomes reality, it would be a strong step in the right direction, especially if those tariffs stay off.
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Andrew Cuomo asked drivers to stay off the roads after a bus crash Monday evening left nearly 30 passengers injured.
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Stay off the roads, drivers are warned In some states, getting from one point to another will be a nightmare.
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Unfortunately, if your roommate is unwilling to cancel their comedy show, they probably aren't going to stay off the couch.
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I think it's almost irresponsible to recommend that people stay off these things when they're in a really bad way.
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He pinned the ball under his right elbow as he rolled over, and the ball appeared to stay off the ground.
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So as we go further into the winter months: Stay warm, stay off the roads when they're icy, and stay safe.
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State officials urged drivers to stay off the roads after Hurricane Florence inundated the state with water, causing rivers to overflow.
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State officials urged drivers to stay off the roads after Hurricane Florence inundated the state with rainwater, causing rivers to overflow.
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But for now, if you're looking to enjoy Kratos' journey without spoilers, you might want to stay off Google for now.
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"It's going to last four to five days," said Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner, who urged drivers to stay off the road.
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Looking ahead, he says, he's planning to stay off the road more so he can start working on the next album.
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The school district has asked the media to stay off school property all week -- including Friday night, when graduation is scheduled.
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When members of both groups began marching, police used loudspeakers to order people to stay off the streets and on sidewalks.
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From voice-based technology that helps doctors stay off the computer to new healthcare-payment technologies, here's what they told us:
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"We will see continued slick and dangerous roadways, so continue to stay off the road," Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser told reporters.
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To that end, we offer up our amateur analysis on the average length of time celebrities stay off of our timelines.
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People in Cook Inlet and the southern Kenai Peninsula were urged to stay off the beach and move to higher ground.
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Stay off social mediaOne of the most tragic things about social media is the speed at which inaccurate, alarmist news travels.
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The order directed residents to stay indoors as much as possible and to stay off the streets, except for essential travel.
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How to Have a Romantic Vacation Plan surprises (a sunset cruise), stay off your phone, write (really write) a love letter.
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The militants have hung posters and passed threats person to person, ordering the population to stay off the streets, or else.
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Kristi Noem ordered state government offices closed Wednesday in 52 counties, and state transportation officials urged people to stay off highways.
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Travelers were encouraged to stay off the roads, with as much as a foot of snow blanketing Northern California and Oregon.
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Bonnie: The best self-care is probably to stay off Twitter, wash your hands and listen to this "Reply All" episode.
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He only saw two targets Sunday, but that number will increase for however long he can stay off the injury list.
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Roy Cooper described the storm as "a house guest who doesn't want to leave" and urged people to stay off the streets.
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Should we stay off of Twitter, a major backchannel for discussion around journalism, politics, culture, and all the issues we write about?
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So the best approach was to stay in the city, in the county, stay in your home, and stay off the streets.
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Crime Scene "Stay off the Belt," the woman thought in silence as the man driving her vehicle approached the busy Belt Parkway.
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"Usually an attorney tells their client to stay off social media, but in her case it was just the opposite," David said.
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Or you could just stay off the internet for the next week — which, if you can manage it, actually sounds like bliss.
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We have dedicated resources to this initiative to ensure these products stay off the market and out of hands of underage users.
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Melissa Gorga's Great Room isn't totally off-limits to her and husband, Joe's kids — so long as they stay off the sofa.
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The committee also passed a bill that makes it illegal for branded companies to pay generic companies to stay off the market.
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One of them has managed to stay off of pills for five years because of it, but Jones still isn&apost convinced.
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He said people living in areas where they've been asked to evacuate should heed warnings and people should stay off the road.
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Franklin canceled planned concerts earlier this year after she was ordered by her doctor to stay off the road and rest up.
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Just stay off social media if you don't want any surprises: Streaming usually lags a couple of seconds behind the real thing.
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Gurus tell you to stop looking at Instagram, stay off Facebook, fire all your nonfrugal friends and disown your spendthrift family members.
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Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf, then a rising star for the Denver Nuggets, repeatedly chose to stay off the basketball court during the anthem.
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To stay off the radar when leaking information to the press, whistleblowers often turn to the dark web to mask their identity.
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In 2014, he entered Wilmington University in Delaware, but soon received a letter from the school telling him to stay off campus.
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At 69 years old, the legendary Led Zeppelin frontman can't seem to stay off the road — or out of the recording studio.
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Some of the Senate's youngest members — and most prolific Twitter users — are refusing to stay off the grid for the entire day.
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Citgo "repeatedly directed" the Gerd Knutsen to bring it the oil during its year-long stay off the coast, but was rebuffed.
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Amid the I love yous and I miss yous, she promised to help him stay off heroin and readjust to life outside.
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By keeping users from experiencing cravings and withdrawal, Suboxone can make it easier for addicts to stay off heroin and other opioids.
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Gillum is likely to stay off the campaign trail for several more days, although his calculation is a bit different than Scott's.
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I was able to stay off the road for half the tournament — the opening round was being played in Toronto, my hometown.
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Kristi Noem ordered state government offices closed in 52 counties Wednesday, and state transportation officials were urging people to stay off highways.
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Harvard Westlake closed the school in the wake of the threats -- telling students to stay off-campus in an abundance of caution.
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Several states along the east coast prepared for the storm by issuing states of emergency and warning drivers to stay off the road.
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Avoid anything that'll remind you what date it is — stay off social media and turn any calendars around so they're facing the wall.
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It's a little better but with the quick turnaround day game (after a night game), I want to stay off him another day.
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Yet, even when she tries to stay off her phone in the evenings for at least one hour, she has a tough time.
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Everyone's jockeying for position but trying to stay off the "list" of people suspected to oppose or be otherwise inconvenient to the state.
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Again, that ticket would have to stay off the ballot and be a non-entity in North Carolina, Indiana, Missouri, and especially Florida.
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The governor and friends would be wise to stay off shark for a while, if only to avoid potential mercury or arsenic poisoning.
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John Charlesworth, Patrick Flynn, Darlene Friedman and Stephen Gillett have opted to stay off the ballot for the May 25 election, Chipotle said.
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If you've not heard anything about what to expect, well, congratulations for managing to stay off the internet for such a long time!
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As such, I have been mistaken for "local" in many destinations and have tended to stay off the radar and avoid unwanted interactions.
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City officials urged drivers to stay off the roads, while young men in big pickups gunned their way through puddles and flooded intersections.
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We have dedicated additional resources to this initiative to ensure these products stay off the market and out of hands of underage users.
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"Friends in Low Places" by Garth Brooks You have a sign on your front lawn telling the government to stay off your property.
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Mizuto Hirota could not stay off the fence for much of the bout and suffered quick outside reaps when he got stuck there.
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Sadly, I've noticed a disturbing trend: Even there, before the greatest spectacle that Hollywood can provide, people can't stay off their fucking phones.
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People disregarded warnings to stay off the streets and roamed Miami in search of ice, canned foods, gasoline, batteries and charcoal for grills.
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If you're looking to stay off the boardwalk, the Chelsea Pub & Inn is central, and just a couple of blocks from the beach.
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"Conventional wisdom years and years ago was to tell women, 'you're pregnant, stay off your feet, put your feet up,'" Dr. Riley said.
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The authorities kept his cellphone and laptop, and ordered him to remain home for five days and stay off Facebook for 15 days.
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Maddon said Bryant will not play in the series finale Thursday, and that he "obviously" will stay off his feet a few days.
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Officials urged drivers to be cautious, with states such as South Dakota warning people in some counties to stay off the roads completely.
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Most wealthy CEOs have the good sense to either stay off social media entirely or use their accounts to post very unremarkable things.
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White House sources told Politico that the president made the decision to stay off Twitter Wednesday night, but he watched the hearing Thursday.
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Electric scooter riders must wear helmets, possess driver's licenses, and stay off the sidewalk, leaving that strip of concrete to the people on foot.
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Dominick Cruz goes into a fight looking to stay off the fence, but he knows what to do if and when he gets there.
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The FTC also won a $1.2 billion settlement against a brand name drug company over payments to generic rivals to stay off the market.
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Authorities asked people who have not been instructed to evacuate to stay off the roads as evacuees crammed the streets to get to safety.
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"Loretta, who just celebrated her birthday, has been advised by her doctors to stay off the road while she is recuperating," the statement read.
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We try to focus on what we are doing and not exclusively on the news/shutdown, but it's hard to stay off that topic.
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Even when they seek treatment, some find it difficult to take medication as directed, adhere to dietary restrictions or stay off an infected foot.
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If Nine Ball is trying to stay off the grid to conquer the web in peace, she could use some extra income to survive.
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He was the first NFL owner to openly announce that his players would not be allowed to stay off the field during the anthem.
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The university ordered Vlach to stay off campus, and he was arrested and put in jail when he was accused of violating that order.
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Messenger is bringing you a hell of a lot of options and maybe — just maybe — a lot of reasons to stay off other apps.
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Lou Diamond Phillips took a plea deal stemming from his DWI arrest ... so now he's gotta stay off the sauce for a couple years.
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If you're someone who prefers to stay off social media, then according to Trixie and Bob, people will probably assume you're a serial killer.
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Relatives of the family told the New York Times that the cartels warned them to stay off that road at night, which they did.
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The judge ordered her to stay off drugs and alcohol during probation, and Luann told us it's had a profound impact on her life.
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The books came in handy for Ms. Lacey, who underwent foot surgery in January and had to stay off her feet for two weeks.
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After we settled into the study, he told me he wanted to stay off the record for a bit, so we could freely chat.
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Ms. Barr said that her children took away her Twitter account, and that she planned to stay off social media in the coming months.
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Experts have a long list of recommendations: stay off your phone, be positive, sleep well and don't rely on an alarm, and eat breakfast.
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In the town of Hackensack, N.J., fire officials said they had conducted multiple water rescues and had advised residents to stay off all roads.
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Florida governor Rick Scott urged residents and travelers on Wednesday to stay off the roads so that emergency responders could get to the area.
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Officials had warned Texans to "stay off the water," saying that the Coast Guard's search-and-rescue capabilities would degrade as storm conditions strengthened.
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Whether there was some kind of agreement between the Sanders and Clinton campaigns to stay off that issue is probably something we'll never know.
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The front half of Juan's roof has 500-watts of solar panels, allowing the bus to stay off-the-grid, according to the couple.
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Officials across the South urged people to stay off the roads as videos emerged of motorists in several cities sliding off ice-coated lanes.
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Government agencies could once monitor the movement of criminals and terrorists, who now stay off the radar with something as ubiquitous as a smartphone.
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Perhaps the president isn't busy enough to stay off Twitter — but his PR cleanup crew will need to be in the days to come.
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Trump told Fox that while he appreciates the policy, he doesn't think players should be allowed to stay off the field in protest at all.
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Her name is Strawberry and she was put on bed rest following an unknown leg injury that required her to stay off of her feet.
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"Loretta, who just celebrated her 85th birthday, has been advised by her doctors to stay off the road while she is recuperating," the statement read.
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While snowfall in many regions came in lower than expected, local authorities were still urging residents to stay off the road to clear the snow.
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The stream is usually a couple seconds behind broadcast TV, so maybe stay off social media if you don't want big moments ruined by Twitter.
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Police had told protesters to stay off the road, but Mckesson and others argued that there was no sidewalk on which they could safely walk.
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"If the man could just stay off Twitter and watch his mouth, he would rise five points in the approval ratings almost immediately," he said.
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Earlier that day, both climbers ignored the Sherpa's request to stay off of the Lhotse Face while they performed the dangerous work of fixing lines.
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Still, it's fun to listen to Ben Roethlisberger tell his team to stay off social media on a Facebook Live video filmed by a teammate.
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The screen will stay dark; cellular data and Wi-Fi will stay off unless you actively engage with a phone that isn't actively engaging you.
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Everything changes when the lights go off — and stay off — although not nearly as dramatically as you might expect, given, you know, excitable human nature.
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The stations would stay off air indefinitely, the government said on Wednesday, as it investigates the symbolic oath by Odinga, directly challenging President Uhuru Kenyatta.
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Still, some residents held out for a last-minute sleight-of-hand, hoping Irma would stay off the coast as it did near Puerto Rico.
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Bird requires riders to be 18 or older, to wear a helmet, have a driver's license, stay off the sidewalk, and refrain from double riding.
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Rather than an outright ban, better to integrate them into teaching and offer incentives to students to stay off social media during the school day.
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For years, Mr. Trump lobbied hard to get onto lists of the wealthy, like the Forbes 400; Mr. Feeney has tried to stay off them.
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So long as the terminals get through the storm undamaged, the demand spike should reverse as motorists stay off the roads and businesses close down.
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Instead, maintain speeds similar to other vehicles on the road, or else stay off the road when you don't feel confident you can drive safely.
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Andrew M. Cuomo said the state was also bracing for the heaviest snowfall of the year and he urged people to stay off the roads.
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"Do I stay off work for 7 days, leaving a shortfall of staff and putting further strain on the already strained [healthcare system]," she wrote.
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But despite early warnings from authorities to stay off the road, some drivers took their chances and were caught out in the storm on Friday night.
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And of vital importance, we must improve our understanding what works best to help addicts get off and stay off the substances they are addicted to.
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On Thursday, the city's elementary schools were ordered closed and drivers told to stay off the roads in the Mexican capital due to poor air quality.
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North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory urged residents on Saturday evening to stay off roads and sidewalks to avoid "deadly conditions" caused by severe flooding and debris.
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Mr. de Blasio urged residents to stay off the streets and leave their cars parked to speed the snow removal work that remains to be done.
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For the book, she shot one athlete in her sports bra, who agreed to it only on the proviso that the photos stay off the internet.
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"Usually an attorney tells their client to stay off social media, but in her case it was just the opposite," he told BuzzFeed News last month.
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She said she's started to impose "little rules" on herself in other social domains such as Twitter, which she tries to stay off on the weekends.
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Watching the games later tonight is always an option, but in that case, the JSP email should've also reminded employees to stay off Sports Twitter today.
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"We are advising to stay off the roads through the afternoon and evening," Treste Huse, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Denver, said on Tuesday afternoon.
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Residents also are advised to stay off the roads unless "an emergency makes it absolutely necessary to do so," the mayor's office warned in a statement.
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Majumdar-Swift says it's best consumed on a couch, but by the time it kicks into higher gear, it's kinda hard to stay off your feet.
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"When you said you were going to stay off social media until the New Year but Bae keeps posting hot ass pictures," she captioned a photo.
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We anticipate four to five days of this, so we're asking people to stay off the roads if they don't need to be on the roads.
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I enforce from orbit, making sure all the mainframes that used to track and store every detail of our lives are turned off, and stay off.
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Twitter resisted the order, but eventually provided the tweets, which made it clear that Harris had heard the police warning protesters to stay off the roadway.
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How they died matters and is why today a common response to a blizzard is for states to declare driving bans so motorists stay off roads.
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The organization helps at-risk youth, ages 14 to 25, stay off the streets through services like violence intervention, therapeutic mental health counseling and job opportunities.
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Authorities urged residents to stay off the roads as snow, sleet, and freezing rain were expected to continue into Sunday morning, the National Weather Service said.
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Florida officials also pleaded with residents to stay off the roads as crews tried to clear debris and emergency workers were scrambling to hard-hit areas.
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And across the region, the authorities reported hundreds of car crashes as officials cautioned drivers about dangerous conditions and urged them to stay off the roads.
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I don't like to stay off the road and stay out of the music business for two years, so I kind of jump back-and-forth.
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This year, the Evergreen students reversed the tradition, and asked the white members of the university community to stay off campus on the Day of Absence.
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" Dr. Bender said, "People often do a test, stopping their medications for a few weeks, and if they don't feel any different, they stay off them.
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However, it would generally be wiser to stay off your social media accounts while traveling to avoid leaving any traces of data on a burner device.
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She owns an SUV but, more than a week after the hurricane passed through the region, she still chose to stay off the roads — just in case.
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New Orleans police run their sirens in quick, staccato wails, directing stragglers to stay off the main road, but the band keeps its tempo all the same.
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Or, it can also do a "light lock," which encourages you to stay off your phone, but still allows you to use it if you want to.
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Trump 2020 gears up The midterms are over, but don't expect Trump to stay off the campaign trail for too long, reports The Washington Post's Josh Dawsey.
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The Atlantic writer Ta-Nehisi Coates has said he would encourage young writers to stay off the platform but has said he knows walking away is hard.
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Those pre-storm supply crunches are usually alleviated by a subsequent drop in demand for fuel, since drivers often stay off the road during and after hurricanes.
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San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge is losing $300,000 a day in toll revenue after a regionwide "shelter in place" order directed residents to stay off the streets.
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Across parts of Nebraska, South Dakota and Iowa, rising water was threatening homes and covering farm fields, and the authorities warned people to stay off swamped roadways.
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The group said it would stay off Facebook and Instagram and asked its social media followers and the organizations with which it works to do the same.
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And once people fall off the diet wagon, they often stay off, and their hard-lost pounds reappear a lot faster than it took to shed them.
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On Saturday evening, North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory had urged residents to stay off roads and sidewalks to avoid "deadly conditions" caused by severe flooding and debris.
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Haiti has seen bursts of deadly demonstrations since July, following a government-imposed fuel hike, prompting the US Embassy to warn citizens to stay off the streets.
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But it's one way of making sure you're not missing anything urgent, like a tweet from your favorite movie star, while you stay off the platforms in question.
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Statistically speaking, because I am at greater risk from traffic accidents than from terrorism, my mother should have advised me to stay off the roads, not avoid Brussels.
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It would be a great handset for kids, and its battery life might mean teens would actually stay off their phone for fear of running out of juice.
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The main remedy, obviously, is to stay off your feet for long periods of time, and keep your feet elevated if you can, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Road conditions in many areas of the state are still extremely dangerous, and all those who can avoid travel should stay off the roads until conditions have improved.
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Related: Court Orders Islamic State Fanboy to Stay in Canada — And Stay Off Twitter At the final P22P competition, the scene was like an anti-jihad science fair.
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It was in Winnipeg that he was placed under a peace bond, required to stay off social media, have no contact with militant groups and observe a curfew.
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It recommended local Coast Guard inspectors tell boat companies to stay off the water if winds exceeded 28 mph and/or if waves were higher than 1 foot.
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Yes, we are the participation trophy generation, but what we will do is outwork you if you just stay off our backs and give us a little space.
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We are reaching out to leaders in our industry and governments around the world to share information on bad actors and make sure they stay off all platforms.
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Although officials have repeatedly asked drivers to stay off the roads, one devil-may-care driver left a donut in the fresh powder as they parked their car.
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PURGATORY: Carly KT: Poor Carly, can't stay off the Evan train even though kissing him makes her throw up and she is deeply annoyed by everything he says.
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Mr. Langford said relatives had been warned by criminal groups to "stay off" the road between La Mora and LeBarón at night, a command they had complied with.
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"'Stay off our turf' — that's not a winning strategy," said Craig Gurian, executive director of the center, which won a landmark desegregation settlement with Westchester County in 2009.
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New York City's food trucks are shutting down as more New Yorkers stay off the streets to slow the spread of the coronavirus, Tanay Warerkar reported for Eater.
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LeBron James told Ric Flair his jet-flying, Rolex-wearing lifestyle inspired him as a kid to stay off the streets and become a world famous superstar. WOOOOO!!!
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Today, says a source familiar with American intelligence, they fight to stay off it, lest their analysis set the president off because it clashes with his fixed beliefs.
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And while his fellow millennials are imprinting their lives on the internet through social networks like Instagram or Facebook and Snapchat, Spiegel tries to stay off the grid.
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If not, she said, respecting advice to stay off the streets for the sake of older people, for whom coronavirus exposure is especially dangerous, would still come first.
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In fact, Vicki says the ride was only a bucket list item ... so there's probably no chance she'll fall back on her word to stay off the things.
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The conversion can stay off-road and off-grid for six to seven days by using the van's 3,600-watt inverter and an eight-kilowatt-hour auxiliary alternator.
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"You've just got to try and appreciate a little bit of the day off now and recharge the battery a little bit, stay off your legs," Boone said.
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Since Iran-Contra and the end of armed conflict in 1990, the poor Central American nation has largely managed to stay off the front page of American newspapers.
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Bermudan officials warned residents earlier in the day to stay off roads and prepare for possible tornadoes as the hurricane strengthened and weather conditions in the area worsened.
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"One of the main reasons that women and millennials stay off the golf course is because they don't like the clothing options" said Megan LaMothe, Foray Golf's founder.
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They've held over 20 hours of public debates on a range of "democracy" issues, but have somehow managed to stay off the media's radar for the most part.
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They say a widespread flavor ban would shutter thousands of businesses and make it harder for former smokers to stay off cigarettes, or for current smokers to switch.
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"Perfect day in Kansas to stay off the roads and build a snowman instead," someone else said, sharing a picture of a little girl with a newly built snowman.
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Christmas and Thanksgiving are the two days of the year where we know the spurs are going to stay off the boots because the family doesn't have to work.
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"Drug court" refers to a treatment program that offers people arrested on drug-related charges the chance to have their arrests wiped away, if they can stay off drugs.
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According to ESPN, players wanted to accommodate Villanueva's desire to not be singled out for standing during the anthem, and opted to stay off the field to show solidarity.
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For the final 24 days of the election, Ryan will stump with vulnerable Republicans around the country, raise cash for those candidates and try to stay off Trump's radar.
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Just as some Texans defied mandatory evacuation orders ahead of the storm, many rescuers ignored repeated official warnings to stay off streets flooded with treacherous and fast-flowing waters.
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Jurors can be told to stay off social media, he said, but many people rely on technology to do their jobs or keep in touch with friends and family.
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Should someone like Milo Yiannopoulos, who is only 34 years old and has been removed from several platforms, have to stay off them for the next 50-plus years?
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Despite those early warnings from authorities to stay off the road, some — as the PA Turnpike mayhem makes clear — took their chances and were caught out in the storm.
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If you need reminding who Lady Leshurr is, I'd like to personally congratulate you because you've obviously managed to basically stay off the internet for the part few years.
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The more fundamental issue posed by the coronavirus — that large swaths of the traveling public may simply stay off planes for the foreseeable future — is a far greater threat.
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About 10 miles away, in Stamford, fire department officials reported having to make "dozens of water rescues" because of the rain and urged drivers to stay off the road.
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"I'm recommending that everyone stay home tomorrow," said Mayor Mitch Landrieu on Monday, as he asked people to stay off the streets and park their cars on higher ground.
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First, the city authorities said that most cars should stay off the roads, and that a fleet of 6,000 taxis would be on call to deliver food and medicine.
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Obama remains popular, but has repeatedly sent the signal that he wants to stay off the public stage to allow room for future party leaders to find their voice.
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After the monthlong portion of the study ended, the researchers asked the abstainers how much they would need to be paid to stay off Facebook for another month, hypothetically.
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The types of content that need to stay off Lego Life aren't just those with adult themes; they're the ones that say too much about the person who made them.
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It's an ongoing cat-and-mouse game: Websites and social media are trying to get your kid to stay on, and you're trying to get your kid to stay off.
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Now it seems his inability to stay off the app may land him in serious trouble for violating a gag order in his current case stemming from the Mueller investigation.
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"When you said you were going to stay off social media until the New Year but Bae keeps posting hot ass pictures," Rose, 33, captioned a headshot of Chmerkovskiy, 30.
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"When you said you were going to stay off social media until the New Year but Bae keeps posting hot ass pictures," she captioned a headshot of the DWTS pro.
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She decided that it made more sense to stay off of it for now, since she and her husband decided to try for a baby in about a year, anyway.
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If he can just stay off Twitter, the fourth quarter of this year could see Tesla ascend from its status as a niche player to become a real, proper automaker.
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Largely immune to Holzken's pressure, rangey enough to trouble him with the jab, disciplined enough to stay off the ropes, and with the cardio to stay into the fifth round.
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Jane Singer, a journalism professor at City University London, said the decision to stay off digital platforms had only made the task of promoting The New Day that much harder.
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Prabowo and his running mate had urged supporters this week to stay off the streets and "watch the verdict at home on television instead", said Andre Rosiade, a campaign spokesman.
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Taking a round or two just to stay off of the fence and see if Dos Anjos loses patience would be well worth Alvarez's time in this five round fight.
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Both Krista and Matt sought the photographer out again years later, and Krista describes in the blog post how looking at her older portraits inspires her to stay off drugs.
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Chancellor Sunak today said that the government was extending statutory sick pay to all people who stay off work to isolate themselves — even if they do not have coronavirus symptoms.
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Hands-on activities (say, an escape room in a French chateau) help children stay off their phones, and a photo-sharing app allows parents to peep the action from afar.
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To avoid other types of hacking, maintain strong passwords, stay off public hot spots (like airport Wi-Fi) and get antivirus and malware protection for Windows systems, Professor Wandt said.
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Ryan tells me that if he knew what he knows now about business models and growth, he would have reduced his presence in the market to stay off the police radar.
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In Massachusetts, town officials in Andover closed schools for a second day and told residents to stay off the roads so cleanup can continue from the damage, Boston 25 News reported .
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"Wages are finally starting to move, but the Fed reluctantly is going to stay off of raising rates for a while because they're more afraid of inflation than deflation," he said.
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Gasoline prices have risen in recent days, but energy market analysts told CNBC that rise should moderate in the coming weeks as drivers stay off the roads, reducing demand for fuel.
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A USTR spokeswoman said U.S. and Chinese negotiators exchanged revised "negative lists" of sectors that would stay off-limits from foreign investment as they try to reach a bilateral investment treaty.
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Before signing off, he offers a "love," before throwing one more jab Santa's way: "Im not telling you my name," he writes, determined to stay off Santa's lists, and the grid.
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Authorities have urged residents to stay off the streets of Houston and other southeast Texas cities as rain falling at up to 5 inches per hour flooded roads and major intersections.
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But David Langford, who grew up in La Mora, said cartel members recently had been warning people to "stay off" the road between the La Mora and LeBarón communities at night.
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"I don't know how many times you can say this but I prefer the president would stay off Twitter - particularly with regard to those important national security issues," Thune told CNN.
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St. John's officials still wanted people to stay off the roads, but lifted some restrictions Sunday morning, allowing gas stations to open and pharmacies to open from noon until 7 pm.
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I'd been told to stay off the racing line, and stick to the softer snow on the fringe, but I couldn't really see any snow, as I understood snow to be.
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She asked that it stay off the record, but I wish she hadn't, because it did what it was supposed to do, girlfriend, which is that it helped me feel better.
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Authorities warned motorists to stay off northern California mountain roads with the storm forecast to bring heavy snowfall, powerful winds and torrential rains at lower elevations Thursday, the Associated Press said.
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In the fatal Gatlinburg, Tennessee wildfires in 2016, state and county officials never issued a wireless alert, until late in the disaster when they asked residents to stay off their cellphones.
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Several agents told Motherboard before the changes they were using their own paid-time-off and borrowing against next year's in an effort to stay off deliveries and avoid further exposure.
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Drivers were urged to stay off the road, with Pennsylvania authorities reporting that two feet of snow had piled up in some parts of the turnpike in the early hours of Saturday.
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That's exactly what the Philly 76ers star proclaimed on Instagram Live Tuesday ... just a few days after the Big Baller said Sixers players should stay off Twitter and get in the gym.
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In discussions with the International Monetary Fund over what would be its 13th bailout since the 1980s, Pakistan is struggling to stay off the FATF blacklist, which would bring heavy economic penalties.
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Stay off social media — "no self-torture" should top all our lists of coping tactics; do something that you reliably feel good about; and be glad it's only a couple of days.
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"Aretha Franklin has been ordered by her doctor to stay off the road and rest completely for at least the next two months," Franklin's management said in a statement at the time.
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He invokes "the bodies of filthy French lying in the street" and says Canada has received many warnings to stay off Muslim lands and discontinue its participation in the fight against ISIS.
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In fact, demand will likely fall in the coming days as drivers stay off the roads in the Southeast, said Tom Kloza, global head of energy analysis at Oil Price Information Service.
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"Aretha Franklin has been ordered by her doctor to stay off the road and rest completely for at least the next two months," Franklin's management said in a statement to Rolling Stone .
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This expansion of the city's Hoy No Circula program — which stipulates that certain vehicles must stay off the road one day a week — has been met with skepticism from a beleaguered public.
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"He [Rob] doesn't like a lot of current pics so I'm requesting his wishes but you really should just mind your own business or please stay off my page darling," she wrote.
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Non-essential federal workers were ordered to stay home in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia as officials encouraged residents to stay off the roads and allow the blizzard cleanup effort to continue.
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"There is no need for panic," Mayor Mitch Landrieu said during a Friday news conference while advising residents to remain vigilant and to stay off the streets if rain starts to fall.
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You can be careful, deliberate, stealthy; you'll have to find ways to sneak around and stay off enemies' radars, but it's possible to get through the campaign without committing a single murder.
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The National Football League will require all players to "stand and show respect for the flag" during the national anthem before games — or else stay off the field until the song ends.
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Yet despite this growing conversation, Amy still wanted to stay off the record: She is not confident that women starting out in finance today will have it much easier than she did.
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The first storm dropped heavy amounts of snow on Denver, Colorado, on Monday, prompting flight cancellations and a warning from the Colorado Department of Transportation for drivers to stay off the roads.
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Though getting audited by the IRS usually isn't as traumatic an experience as some might expect, most of us would obviously prefer to stay off the audit list in the first place.
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Newsom, echoing advice from public health experts, said elderly people and individuals with chronic health problems - two groups most vulnerable to serious illness if infected by coronavirus - should stay off cruise ships.
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Newsom, echoing advice from public health experts, said elderly people and individuals with chronic health problems - two groups most vulnerable to serious illness if infected by coronavirus - should stay off cruise ships.
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Polly Trottenberg, the city's transportation commissioner, said that part of the plan is giving the public ample communication, including encouraging drivers to stay off the road at certain times of the day.
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Authorities in the Washington, D.C., area are warning people to stay off the roads Saturday morning as icy conditions have forced road closures and caused at least two deaths in overnight accidents.
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Driver's order required him, among other things, to get permission before purchasing a cell phone, stay off social media websites and refrain from communications with members of Islamic State and other radical groups.
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Byzantine rules governing benefits under the federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program cut off many welfare recipients from the education and training they would need to stay off the welfare rolls.
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This week, for example, organizers of the Fridays for Future protests are advising people to stay off the streets and post photos and messages on social media in a wave of digital strikes.
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Richenda Van Leeuwen, former head of Energy Access, United Nations Foundation RE: CHILDREN OF THE EPIDEMIC Jennifer Egan wrote about mothers struggling to stay off drugs — for their babies' sake, and their own.
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We don't want more people on the job; we want those who are sick to stay off the job; this is why direct transfer payments make more sense than cuts to payroll taxes.
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We're told it appeared the group -- which we're told comprised of a mother, a father and their young daughter -- had apparently wandered out there despite signs clearly saying to stay off the ice.
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"Our message out to New Yorkers is that we really urge you to stay off the roads if possible," Deanne Criswell, commissioner of the New York City Emergency Management Department, said Monday afternoon.
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"Safety is the primary concern here, stay off the roads, listen to the public officials and their instructions," said Dustine Rodier, an operational support and communications official for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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By round three Khabilov was exhausted from muscling these reactionary takedowns from disadvantageous positions and from trying to stay off the fence as he realized that Henderson was trying to hurt him there.
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The FTC believes that paying rivals to stay off the market is a violation of antitrust law and fought one case to the Supreme Court, which agreed that it could be in some circumstances.
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I took no special care to preserve battery beyond what I normally would, which is to try to stay off Twitter at Disneyland (you can see that I failed fairly miserably in this regard).
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There are some tools, like Twitter's Mute or Facebook's relatively new Keyword Snooze, that can help you traipse through the minefields, but in general, try to stay off your phone as much as possible.
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While the center of Jose is expected to stay off from the US East Coast, "swells generated by Jose are affecting Bermuda, the Bahamas, and much of the US east coast," the NHC said.
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Ozone levels have been so bad in Mexico City this week that the authorities ordered two million cars — about 2500 percent of the city's vehicles — to stay off the roads for three consecutive days.
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Ozone levels have been so bad in Mexico City this week that the authorities ordered two million cars — about 2000 percent of the city's vehicles — to stay off the roads for three consecutive days.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York urged people to stay off roads in the eastern half of the state, and the New York City Sanitation Department had 700 salt spreaders and 783,500 plows ready.
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Their research suggests that police stops prompt people to stay "off the grid" — using public services less frequently for fear of additional unpleasant police contact and even producing neighborhood-wide reductions in voter turnout.
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First, the Wuhan authorities said that most cars should stay off the roads and that a fleet of 6,000 taxis would be on call to transport people in need and deliver food and medicine.
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Ubolratana set up several charities, including the Khun Poom Foundation, named after her son, that assists children with autism and other learning disabilities, and headed a campaign that helps young people stay off drugs.
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Another group, Save Our Party, is calling on delegates to stay off the convention floor to prevent Trump from achieving 1,237 delegates — the amount needed to secure the Republican nomination — on the first ballot.
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But now there is a risk of dropping the conversation and adopting rules requiring all players to stand for the anthem (or stay off the field), with the threat of new forms of protest looming.
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I made a mental note to google "is vodka a performance-enhancing drug?" while remaining grateful that, in among the terrible advice, I'd been urged to stay off class for the sake of my heart.
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As former head of the NSA and CIA Michael Hayden once put it, "We kill people based on metadata," which is why top jihadis have learned to stay off the phone and off the Internet.
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You'll stay off your phone for a few more minutes in the morning, which could reduce stress, and the steady alarm (bonus points if there's no snooze function) will help keep your sleep on track.
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Vettel was suffering with steering problems and had to stay off the kerbs but there was never any suggestion that he might let Raikkonen, who was in danger of being caught by Hamilton, go through.
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"Say I will stay off your case," he said, referring to Shari Redstone, daughter of the media magnate, who has been taking a more active role in her father's business interests in the past year.
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AP Photo/Rebecca BlackwellA plan to restrict private vehicles from Mexico City's downtown hasn't done enough to reduce air pollution, so the city is now asking twice as many cars to stay off the roads.
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But residents have put up signs demanding that no photoshoots occur, and warning visitors to stay off private property, since up to 50 shoots take place in good weather conditions at a time, homeowners say.
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Mr. Trump managed to stay off the TV programs that often send him wildly off message, but the speech wasn't followed by any sustained strategy to reinforce the case he laid out against Hillary Clinton.
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John Bel Edwards of Louisiana declared a state of emergency on Thursday, and Mayor Mitch Landrieu urged residents to be ready to move cars to higher ground and to stay off the streets during rainstorms.
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"I think there's a notion among some of South America's elites that the best thing to do these four, eight years is not to raise your head much and stay off the radar," he said.
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Some states even intend to invest in fast internet access for rural areas, on the logic that people could work from home some days, as many city dwellers already do, and stay off the roads.
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"Please stay off the roads and stay safe, give (the Kansas Department of Transportation) time to clear ... them, it's not worth your life," Trooper Tod Hileman, the highway patrol's public information officer, said on Twitter.
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"We're asking people to please stay off of I-85033 if you don't need to be here," Bova said at a news conference, adding that two northbound lanes of Interstate 5 were clear for travel.
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While no details were given with regard to names or particular characters, the world was described as a "remote frontier outpost" where people that often want to stay off the grid can go to hang out.
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How it works: The economists ran experiments in which they offered people varying sums of money to stay off of Facebook for a month, then extrapolated its total value based on the average amount people accepted.
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The gym, of which she is the sole owner, is where she has built not only physical strength, but the fortitude to stay off the cocaine and alcohol that consumed her life for so many years.
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The federal government has fought strenuously to keep them from being released to the public anyway — on the logic that it would basically be giving the terrorists a guide to how to stay off the list.
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After being torched in a 72-43 win over Missouri State to open the season, the defense was much better against the Gamecocks but couldn't seem to stay off the field in the second half. 1.
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These forms contain the same information that the issuing entities report to the IRS -- and it's imperative that your tax return match what the IRS is seeing if you want to stay off that audit list.
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"I don't expect my patients, the moment I give them Suboxone, to say, 'I got the miracle pill and my life is going to fall into place and I'll stay off drugs completely,' " Dr. Haddad said.
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Read more:Trump's Senate impeachment trial formally beginsNancy Pelosi just announced House impeachment managers for Trump's trial — here's what they doNo tweeting: Senators have to keep quiet, stay off iPhones, and remain seated during Trump's impeachment trial
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"So hopefully that's a good sign that he can stay off the DL." Showalter said he should be able to decide by Tuesday or Wednesday afternoon whether Pearce will need to go on the disabled list.
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Milo Yiannopoulos — the infamous internet troll, Donald J. Trump supporter and editor at Breitbart News — has compared Islam to cancer, mocked transgender people and suggested that women who are harassed online should stay off the web.
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" Smith responded with the pic of his legally registered Glock and said, "Everyone is so tuff on the computer but none of y'all about this so shut up and stay off (sic) my line straight up.
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The National Football League said in May it would require any player who did not wish to stand during the playing of "The Star-Spangled Banner" before games to stay off the field until the ceremony ended.
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"The Lovely Deborah is insisting I rest and stay off here, but after long negotiations we've worked out a deal where she'll keep up with Twitter for me as I dictate the messages," the former lawmaker posted.
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Iger said he didn't think of any financial repercussions despite "Roseanne" being the biggest show on TV.He said he met with Barr a few weeks prior to warn her to stay off of the social media site.
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"I'd prefer that this neighborhood just stay off the map," said Dave Hill, 19603, as he served beer at Sunny's Bar, the storied waterfront dive in Red Hook, Brooklyn, where he has worked for over a decade.
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PARIS — She may have a Bond girl bombshell of a sister, but with her mass of blond curls, the French stylist Camille Seydoux is more than capable of turning heads, though she prefers to stay off-camera.
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"We want to be able to help dancers to get help, and get it right away, from doctors who won't just tell them to 'stay off their feet,' " she said in a 1982 interview with The Times.
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Residents in the western Texas cities were warned to stay off the roads and posted videos of swarms of police cars speeding down the street and circling in shopping centers, causing a tense and chaotic few hours.
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The city issued its first red alert for air pollution of 2016, the most severe notice in a four-tier system, requiring schools to close and half of all privately owned cars to stay off the roads.
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Ms. Jarratt drifted after that, through court and jail and at least one rehab, where workers flushed her Subutex pills — which can help people stay off heroin — down the toilet and forced her to pray in tongues.
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Ned Lamont warned residents that temperatures would fall by 20 degrees or more by Monday morning, and urged them to stay off the state's roads so that plows could clear them of snow before they froze over.
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According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, Jim has to stay off booze and drugs for the next couple years and report to his probation officer in GA to get the remaining 3 charges dropped from his record.
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Less than two weeks later, volunteers in Mexico City — the area most affected by the September 19 quake, which struck at 7.1 magnitude — came out in such extraordinary numbers that many were told to stay off the streets.
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Strolling through a crowd in a sun-drenched auditorium at Nashua Community College, he reminisced about budget battles as a congressman; asked a 9-year-old boy to promise to stay off drugs; and joked with his audience.
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Ironically, all Trump needs to do now in order for his Technology Week to be a success is to stay off Twitter so that his lawyers don't need to run damage control and directly contradict everything he says.
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The government, as well as several unions and opposition politicians had called on protesters to stay off the streets, after four people were killed in a gun attack at a Christmas market in the historic city of Strasbourg.
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He offered practical methods for achieving the goal, like using solar and wind to stay off the energy grid, and solutions for minimizing water use, particularly important as drought conditions afflict many parts of the wine-producing world.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Friday said he would help Pakistan stay off a terrorism financing blacklist at a meeting of a global finance watchdog, a move he suggested would counter "political pressure" from Islamabad's critics.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Thousands of people are rushing to climb Australia's Uluru, ignoring the calls of indigenous people to stay off what they consider a sacred monolith, before the ascent is permanently banned at the end of the month.
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Since becoming Small Business Committee chairman last year, I have made access to capital one of our top priorities so that small businesses can have the resources they need to get off the ground and stay off the ground.
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While many residents heeded the emphatic state and local warnings to stay off the roads Friday night and Saturday, others were not so lucky: CNN reported stretches of interstate in Kentucky and Pennsylvania that turned into snarled parking lots.
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Dez underwent surgery days after the injury -- but it's clear docs want him to stay off the leg during the first part of the recovery process ... 'cause Dez was seen living the scooter life around DFW on Wednesday night.
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" The lead story of today's WashPost ... "Pressure to oust Northam is easing": "Party leaders have urged elected Democrats to stay off television, say as little as possible publicly and wait to try to regroup until the situation becomes clearer.
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"Teagate is genuine, I can guarantee it's genuine," he said, adding that he was not accusing any individual, but that the three victims had been ill enough with stomach problems to stay off work for more than a day.
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Nationwide, the price at the gas pump has plummeted as normally car-crazy Americans stay off the roads and in their homes to avoid spreading the novel coronavirus, which has already killed more than 226,03 people around the world.
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The request for Secret Service comes even as Biden said he will largely stay off the campaign trail, adhering to warnings from officials about "social distancing" to combat the deadly coronavirus outbreak, which has killed thousands of people globally.
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"I prefer the President would stay off Twitter, particularly with regard to these important national security issues where you've got people who are experts and have the background and are professionals," said Sen John Thune, a South Dakota Republican.
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By late afternoon, officials warned holiday makers to stay off the roads because of thick smoke and unpredictable, fast-moving fires, adding that it was now too late for people who had not left the region to do so.
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As Gastelum walked in on Hall, rather than changing directions, showing fake steps, and circling like a mad man to stay off the fence, Hall squared his feet and put his butt on the fence like he was Anderson Silva.
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Running in two different modes, it can either keep you on track by using a gamified "casual lock" that challenges you to stay off your phone and stay focused for a certain period of time, not entirely unlike the Pomodoro Technique.
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He says that the current crop of social media giants have become profit-driven behavioral modification machines that undermine truth, destroy empathy and turn their users into jerks, and that until healthier systems emerge, we should all stay off them.
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Ideas to watch: Trump's budget proposes big payment cuts for brand-name drugs that enter into "pay for delay" settlements — agreements in which they pay a potential generic competitor to stay off the market, which keeps other generics at bay, too.
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Before leaving the men to get dressed (Castillo had convinced them to allow his mother to remain clothed), the robbers warned the family to stay off the train tracks: Another band of robbers waited farther ahead, who wouldn't respect Castillo's mother.
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Brochu, 18, appeared but did not comment in Hartford Community Court today following her arrest Saturday on breach of peace and criminal mischief charges, and was ordered to stay off campus and not contact her former roommate, reports the Hartford Courant.
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The man responsible for spinning tunes on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' tells us Ellen has more than earned the right to walk away from her TV commitments if she wants ... but he's confident she wouldn't stay off the air forever.
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The over/under on how many times Trump will tweet during the game is set at one, so bettors can wager whether he'll tweet two or more times, or whether he'll stay off the platform for the entirety of the game.
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My father died when I was 2, and when I was about 6 a cranky but kind neighbor gave me a fly rod and some flies (the fly-fishing version of lures) and told me to stay off his front porch.
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But during the period of domination by Michael Schumacher and Ferrari early last decade, Schumacher could stay off the track for nearly the whole session, then score the pole in the final minutes, robbing spectators of any semblance of a show.
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To keep your lipstick game on point, we tapped expert makeup artist Deanna Melluso to share her top tips and tricks, including how to make your color last for hours, feel comfortable, and of course, stay off those pearly whites.
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While it took "a lot of internet legwork" to track down contact information for the more nefarious of these groups, Koelsch and his wife did sometimes succeed, perhaps because the scammers they reached were trying to stay off the radar of authorities.
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As an example, she says that after the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013, while law enforcement searched for the suspects, there was a shelter-in-place protocol that people stay off the streets in order to be out of the line of fire.
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The travel industry has been at the epicenter of the economic turmoil arising from the coronavirus as leisure passengers cancel trips, employers curtail business travel, the conference circuit screeches to a halt and the State Department urges travelers to stay off cruise ships.
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The companies offering these devices often require riders to wear safety gear (like helmets), and their apps instruct riders to use bike lanes and stay off sidewalks, but few riders carry helmets with them, and few cities have dedicated or protected bike lanes.
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Following a Medium post yesterday from Leitschuh that first detailed the vulnerability, Zoom said it would be pushing out an update later this month that would let users save video call preferences to make it so webcams can stay off whenever joining a new call.
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While Tesla's board members have reportedly asked Musk to stay off Twitter and focus on building cars and running his company, the 47-year-old tech luminary seems to have disregarded their guidance resurrecting a possibly defamatory remark for which he had already apologized.
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These rare "post-treatment controllers" stay off therapy for years without any evidence of the disease, raising the possibility that pathways to achieving lasting control of the infection in the absence of treatment—a remission using the cancer model—may be available for discovery.
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Other players have joined his cause and spoken out about prison reform and racial injustice; in response to a league rule seeking to compel players to stand for the anthem, some have simply opted to stay off the field while the song is played.
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"The city is urging residents in the affected area to move their vehicles to higher ground, take necessary actions to protect personal property, and stay off of roadways during rainstorms unless an emergency makes it absolutely necessary to do so," Landrieu said in a statement.
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" John sent out his final tweet the night before he died: "The Lovely Deborah is insisting I rest and stay off here, but after long negotiations we've worked out a deal where she'll keep up with Twitter for me as I dictate the messages.
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"This is a gray area: If you're housed, you'd be discharged from a hospital and given instructions to stay off your feet," said Julia Dobbins of the National Health Care for the Homeless Council (NHCHC) umbrella group, which published standards on the issue in 2016.
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I remember in particular a dinner that we shared about three weeks before the show, when he confessed, as we shoveled handfuls of stewed Ethiopian vegetables into our faces, that he'd been trying all week to stay off carbs and slim down for Maher.
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Two weeks before the 2008 United States Open, a doctor told Woods that the torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee required him to use crutches for a few weeks, stay off his feet for three more weeks and then begin physical therapy.
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"I don't know how many times you can say this, but I prefer the President would stay off Twitter -- particularly with regard to these important national security issues where you've got people who are experts and have the background and are professionals," Thune said.
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With authorities across the East Coast warning residents to stay off roads, the AAA motorist advocacy group responded to 15,000 roadside emergency calls in the mid-Atlantic region in less than 24 hours from a "dusting" of snow late on Wednesday, AAA regional spokesman John Townsend said.
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When Barlow set out to do that on the unsettled electronic horizon, he perhaps didn't realize that he was about to find all the others, give or take those who might stay off the grid altogether (and he might run into them at Dead shows anyway).
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If you opt to stay off-site, make sure your hotel provides a shuttle or has an Anaheim Resort Transit shuttle (or ART as it is called) stop, which connects many hotels with the theme parks starting at $5 a day for hop-on, hop-off service.
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The ordeal for the Catholic students began when organizers of the March for Life decided to go ahead with their protest in on Friday, despite warnings from officials to stay off the roads ahead of a storm expected to bring about two feet of snow to the region.
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Basically, the Post's point is that all the theorizing sets up expectations that are either going to spoil you or piss you off when the writers come up with a dumber idea than you did, so quit thinking so much, stay off Twitter, and just enjoy the show.
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This post ran originally on THUMP UK.January is almost done, you've probably just been paid, and if you've managed to stay off the booze for the whole month you can soon look forward to sinking back into your usual routine of eight tin weeks and 12 pint weekends!
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Aggressive ring cutter versus counter puncher is always an interesting matchup—usually ruled by how well the counter fighter can stay off the ropes, if he can land his blows as the ring cutter is closing, and if he can tie up to avoid punishment and force a referee break.
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Like any great mob story, you can expect all sorts of drama from Bad Blood, as Rizzuto and Co. square off with their adversaries, try to stay off of the Quebec Superior Court's radar, struggle to maintain their lucrative relationships with rival crime units, and battle growing tensions within the family.
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Read more:Senators reportedly wore Apple Watches to the impeachment trial, seemingly violating the electronics banTrump tweeted a record 125 times on the day House prosecutors mounted their case against him at his impeachment trialNo tweeting: Senators have to keep quiet, stay off iPhones, and remain seated during Trump&aposs impeachment trial
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Read more:Senators reportedly wore Apple Watches to the impeachment trial, seemingly violating the electronics banTrump tweeted a record 125 times on the day House prosecutors mounted their case against him at his impeachment trialNo tweeting: Senators have to keep quiet, stay off iPhones, and remain seated during Trump's impeachment trial
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They pulled into the Clinton County Adult Probation offices for the son's twice-weekly drug test, then set out again for the drive to a new treatment center where he gets counseling and doses of buprenorphine, which can help addicts stay off opioids by keeping them from experiencing cravings and withdrawal.
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Read more:Reporters keep catching senators sneaking snacks into the chamber, breaking the impeachment trial rulesTrump tweeted a record 125 times on the day House prosecutors mounted their case against him at his impeachment trialNo tweeting: Senators have to keep quiet, stay off iPhones, and remain seated during Trump&aposs impeachment trial
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Directed by Michael Bay, whose name is associated with sleek-but-stupid commercial action hits like the "Bad Boys" and "Transformers" franchises, the film stars Ryan Reynolds as the leader of a vigilante squad composed of men and women who have faked their own deaths to stay off the grid.
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Naturally, VanderZanden thinks the focus instead should be on the benefits of Bird's scooters, which can be used by anyone over the age of 18 who has a valid driver's license, who agrees to wear a helmet, and who will stay off the sidewalk (not that Bird can enforce the last two).
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The report, which does not subject those listed to action but rather shames parties to conflicts in the hope of pushing them to implement measures to protect children, has long been controversial with diplomats saying Saudi Arabia and Israel both exerted pressure in recent years in a bid to stay off the list.
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If I won, the robots would have to agree to stay off our courts, but if I lost… Given the high stakes, I paid a visit to the office of Heni Ben Amor, the head of Arizona State's Interactive Robotics Lab, to get a little insight into my opponent's strategy before the pickup game.
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Whether you're struggling with time management (in other words, figuring out how to stay off Instagram or Twitter when you're supposed to be working), keeping track of all of your notes (so they're easily accessible and not scattered all over the place), or better communication with a team or partner, work-productivity apps have got you covered.
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Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Thursday said he would prefer Johnson and Green Party nominee Jill Stein to stay off the stage.
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When I asked what I should do with my day, He told me his first piece of advice would be that I never watch God Friended Me, and also that I go to the pier, feed a homeless person, register to vote, call my parents to tell them I love them, and stay off the internet.
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The debate, which was originally supposed to take place in Arizona in front of a live crowd, will now be held in CNN's Washington, DC, studios with no in-person audience as a result of the coronavirus pandemic that has also led both candidates to cancel rallies and stay off the campaign trail in recent days.
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Roy Cooper of North Carolina pleaded with residents of the northeastern portion of his state to stay in their homes and stay off the roads, residents from the South Carolina coast down to Florida were busy removing boards from windows, reopening businesses and beginning to clean the gigantic mess that the storm's western bands had left behind.
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"So hopefully that's a good sign that he can stay off the DL." ... OF Steve Pearce (right elbow strain) , who came out of Sunday's game against the White Sox and had a cortisone injection, remained day-to-day but showed "a lot" of improvement Monday, Orioles manager Buck Showalter said before a 3-2 loss to Oakland.
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Stay Off of Social Media If you manage to hold it together when cousin Fred pushes "The Art of the Deal" into your hands as you kiss him hello, but post about it on Facebook from the bathroom five minutes later, that post is likely to be seen imminently by everyone else surreptitiously checking their phones.
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The decision by many to stay off the streets of Kabul follows a bloody 9-day period in which the Taliban attacked the hotel, ISIS hit a children's charity in the east of the country, the Taliban used an ambulance as a suicide car bomb to kill over a hundred, and ISIS attacked a secure military academy.
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The town's newer claim to fame is the gripping 303 documentary, Heroin(e), the story of three Huntington women: fire chief Jan Rader, realtor Necia Freeman, and Judge Patricia Keller, who in 2009 started the county's drug court, a treatment program that offers people arrested on drug-related charges the chance to have their arrests wiped away, if they can stay off drugs.
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CLEVELAND — Republican pollster Frank Luntz has a message for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE: hands off the cellphone and stay off Twitter.
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The way that Anders squirms and crunches his body over in reaction to any body kick he takes, and the fact that he holds his left fist almost flush against his chin throughout the fight, means that there is also a great chance of a classic Machida high kick if he can stay off the fence and set the trap with a couple of body kicks.
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But it would mean less danger of an accidental war with North Korea, less daily degradation of democratic norms and civil discourse, an executive who has the attention span to follow briefings and the temperament to stay off Twitter when he's angry, and the precedent that there is some minimal level of job performance that the American people and their political representatives are willing to demand of their president.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonTrump administration floats background check proposal to Senate GOP Republicans wary of US action on Iran Democratic senator warns O'Rourke AR-15 pledge could haunt party for years MORE (R-Wis.) said that while "we don't want children to be using and getting addicted to any substance," vaping products should remain available to people who need to use them to stay off traditional cigarettes.
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There are the middle-class millennials priced out of the housing market; the retirees seeking sunnier pastures in their home-away-from-home RVs; the remnants and heirs of the new age travelers and ravers who have found Europe more welcoming after Britain criminalized nomadic ways of living in 250; as well as people for whom vehicle-dwelling is a way to stay off the streets and keep a roof over their heads.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is slamming President Obama for campaigning for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE in Philadelphia, saying he should focus on his job and stay off the campaign trail.
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