Drugs, prostitutes, bad businesses – I should have stayed away.
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She's stayed away since, and says her family do, too.
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Bethenny Frankel is thankful she stayed away from the light.
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Despite attractive price levels, consumers in India have stayed away.
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Other leading runners stayed away entirely or dropped out halfway.
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And the Senate Judiciary Committee stayed away from Whelan's assertions.
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But that day, I stayed away from it almost completely.
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Many of them had stayed away in the first round.
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In keeping with an earlier promise, Chamisa also stayed away.
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She has largely stayed away from criticizing her fellow Democrats.
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If the deal made sense, we could have stayed away.
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But exporters stayed away from the market with little conversions.
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Most of the 14 companies eligible to participate stayed away.
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Prominent Palestinian business leaders stayed away from the Bahrain conference.
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And most winners stayed away from third rail political fare.
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I stayed away from it as if it were kryptonite.
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Roundup Phil Mickelson stayed away from all the celebrity commotion Saturday.
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More important, he stayed away from bogeys on a tough day.
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For many years, I stayed away from my Ethiopian Jewish community.
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So, needless to say, I've stayed away from earrings altogether since.
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Nobody in that room looked like me, so I stayed away.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin stayed away from Moscow over the weekend.
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The firm itself shut another 213 stores when customers stayed away.
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JC: Is that an embarrassment, actually, that western leaders stayed away?
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I stayed away from the man in case he attacked anybody.
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While at home, they stayed away from windows to avoid gunfire.
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It's clear that more people stayed away than made the trip.
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Another thing insurance companies have historically stayed away from: women's bodies.
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Still, many with Morales' Movement for Socialism (MAS) party stayed away.
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Ashamed and scared, Cilic stayed away from the game and stewed.
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Feminists also stayed away from discussions about sex and body positivity.
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I stayed away from the crew as the water pressure rose.
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Yet Biden stayed away yesterday from harshly criticizing his potential opponent.
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They stayed away from Afghanistan while the Taliban were in power.
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Ben Archer, a third-year student, stayed away from the Waterhole.
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Mr. Modi stayed away from his party's involvement in both cases.
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They add on protections that federal courts have stayed away from.
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The former president has largely stayed away from politics since leaving office.
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"Blairite" MPs either stayed away from Liverpool or focused on fringe meetings.
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As some diners have stayed away from Chipotle, competitors have broadly benefited.
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Many boats had stayed away until the situation was clearer, officials said.
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I sort of stayed away from that, but I think Colm did.
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Despite being obsessed with makeup, I've always stayed away from false lashes.
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They did not vote differently from people who stayed away from church.
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But later she began to wonder whether she should have stayed away.
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Turnout was low, and many voters stayed away from their polling places.
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Thus far she has largely stayed away from any overt celebrity connection.
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Mr. Putin and the governor, Mr. Tuleyev, stayed away from the square.
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As for Mr. Macron and his minions, they have stayed away, too.
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And younger voters have stayed away from the polls in the past.
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A majority stayed away, with only 7 percent turning up to vote.
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"Assiduously when doing that show, I stayed away from slang," he said.
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I had stayed away from science fiction for a number of years.
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In reality, Mr. Smit stayed away from the township — out of fear.
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Inside the department chairman's office they closed doors and stayed away from windows.
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Cook and Apple have, however, stayed away from Donald Trump's campaign this year.
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After the Nubeo debacle, Bryant stayed away from watch endorsements for a while.
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After my service as governor was finished, I largely stayed away from politics.
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The Countess has stayed away from the Regency ever since — well, until recently.
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Also, I've always stayed away from other photographers when working in danger zones.
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I'm not a big social media person, but I've stayed away from Facebook.
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I stayed away from that book like it had a sexually transmitted disease.
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Employees stayed away from work across the country and joined in protest marches.
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More than 60 Democratic lawmakers stayed away from the proceedings to protest Trump.
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Bollywood has traditionally stayed away from television, often considered inferior to feature films.
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But instead of rearing its ugly head, SeptemBERT stayed away from Fort Worth.
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He's explicitly stayed away from Internet businesses and has publicly acknowledged missing them.
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He stayed away from the complexities of the situation and delivered sound bites.
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But users stayed away, and Instagram later pulled Bolt from the App Store.
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The smell of sewage wafted in the air and relatives mostly stayed away.
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So I stayed away from something potentially great because of something potentially tough.
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Some villagers stayed away from the demonstration for fear of offending the mayor.
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Since then, most heads of government from major Western states have stayed away.
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Traditionally, newsrooms focused on journalism and mostly stayed away from recommending consumer goods.
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But you're right that most have stayed away from completely denouncing individual candidates.
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Knowing that election monitors would not have independence, the United Nations stayed away.
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"We stayed away from Michael (Jackson) because these are unproven charges," he said.
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If we knew there would be a problem, we stayed away from it.
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Players who stayed away included Martellus Bennett, LeGarrette Blount, Devin McCourty and Chris Long.
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Not enough: Rex Tillerson, the secretary of state, stayed away to deal with Qatar.
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Rodeo's filming, she stayed away on the days of the car accident and hospital.
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Joel and Ethan Coen have stayed away from wacky caper comedies over the last
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The first presidential debate stayed away from some of Trump's signature issues, particularly immigration.
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His passion project about Howard Hughes proved he might have stayed away too long.
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Mann stayed away from Germany for many years and never made his home there
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Japanese authorities have stayed away from the markets since they last intervened in 2011.
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As a result, traders hiked prices or stayed away from a recent state tender.
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NCL, which has hitherto stayed away, plans to enter the Chinese market in 2017.
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Unclear what exactly he ate ... but we're guessing he stayed away from the duck.
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Long-term institutional investors stayed away in light of heightened geopolitical risk, traders said.
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The Giants stayed away from Tunsil, despite their zeal for a new right tackle.
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The most popular opposition leaders have called the process a farce and stayed away.
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But I was a shy, skinny boy who stayed away from politics and protests.
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Others stayed away for a pragmatic reason: Trump was deeply unpopular in their districts.
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Expecting a large number of security forces, some activists stayed away from the game.
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There is good reason that many — especially on the Democratic side — have stayed away.
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Ballot boxes in the southwest were half empty as voters stayed away in droves.
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It's no wonder, then, that libertarian and conservative leaning women, including myself, stayed away.
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Wary of its politicized management, though, investors have mostly stayed away in recent years.
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Ballot boxes in the southwest were half-empty as voters stayed away in droves.
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But I thought about how I would have felt if I'd stayed away altogether.
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Aristotle left Athens shortly after Plato's death and stayed away for around 277 years.
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Michi, the youngest brother, a drinker, womanizer and scenester, largely stayed away from literature.
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That said, the company has stayed away from Silicon Valley, preferring its Venice, Calif. home.
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"I guess I just stayed away from [drinking] for personal reasons," Wade, 36, tells PEOPLE.
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Portfolio managers, though, have stayed away from the sector, resulting in a bust, he added.
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Many investors had stayed away from putting money in Malaysia after last year's general elections.
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But lawmakers largely stayed away from specific policy prescriptions, which may disappoint civil liberty advocates.
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Parisians and tourists who worried about security stayed away from public spaces and mass transit.
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However, unlike other online competitive gaming communities, danmaku play has stayed away from live streaming.
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President Vladimir Putin, whose ratings have been sliding, had stayed away, presumably fearing a loss.
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But Bhutan, presumably under orders from India, stayed away from the gathering in Beijing, too.
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I mean look, I deliberately stayed away from talking to bankers and financiers and VCs.
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Yet, though Democrats stayed away in droves, the town voted for Hillary Clinton last year.
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With few attractive investment opportunities, investors have stayed away from the Tokyo market this year.
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And still others have simply stayed away from countries that might extradite them to Italy.
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Many wealthy industrialists stayed away, and none of those who attended signed their "Giving Pledge".
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Despite Schiff's recent comments, Democrats have stayed away from talks of trying to impeach Trump.
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He was one of a number of Republicans who stayed away from the GOP convention.
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But European banks and other companies have stayed away, largely due to remaining U.S. sanctions.
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However, buyers have stayed away, with last week's market gains doing little to boost confidence.
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My swallowing obsession stayed away until the end of 224, but then it came back.
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Clinton was vacationing in the Hamptons at the time and stayed away from the story.
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To avoid the protests during his last visit, Mr. Trump largely stayed away from London.
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Though most Democratic senators have stayed away from endorsing in the primary, several including Sens.
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"I felt unsafe and because I value my life I stayed away," Mr. Samuel said.
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Focused on achieving academic and financial success, he stayed away from marijuana, alcohol and cigarettes.
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Because of that, students feared him and mostly stayed away from him, the student said.
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But for the duration of the night, they stayed away from directly attacking each other.
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And others have stayed away from the presumptive nominee when he has visited their states.
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High-performing national charter networks have stayed away because of the instability of the market.
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Even though traps were set, Gale stayed away from them, according to the airport spokesperson.
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The few who managed to escape successfully almost universally stayed away and never came back.
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But even with a new book to market, Mr. Bush has stayed away from reporters.
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I have the support of my teammates so I stayed away from thinking about that.
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My parents stayed away from them so I didn't really learn how to use them well.
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John reportedly even stayed away after her husband of 40 years, Fred Farebrother, died in 2010.
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Ms Muneer, who now works as an economics researcher in Dhaka, would have stayed away too.
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The longer Jenner stayed away, the more desperate people became for any kind of Jenner sighting.
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He's stayed away from the internet in general, and harbors no ill-will towards the singer.
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John reportedly even stayed away after her husband of 63 years, Fred Farebrother, died in 2010.
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Chinese carriers have typically stayed away from fuel hedging after suffering big losses in 2008-2009.
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"What I used to love about Taylor Swift is she stayed away from politics" -@charliekirk29 pic.twitter.
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That SEC approval could make bitcoin more attractive to investors who have so far stayed away.
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The president stayed away from issuing warnings on human rights, however, during his speech in Riyadh.
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But Price stayed away from any details of what a Republican healthcare plan would look like.
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Unlike his predecessor, Mistry has stayed away from the limelight, limiting his speeches to company events.
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Mainstream lenders have long stayed away from payday loans, leaving the business to a few firms.
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Some members of Parliament stayed away when this bill was being passed in the Punjab assembly.
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The final vote was 262 for, none against; 226 deputies abstained or stayed away in protest.
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For now, many foreign investors have stayed away from stocks in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.
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Some members of Congress troubled by the inappropriateness of Netanyahu's speech still attended; others stayed away.
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I would have stayed away from it and not got so hooked on it so quickly.
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Some stores were closed, traffic was light and students stayed away from private schools and universities.
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But Deyle actually stayed away from that, trying to expand his horizons while he was there.
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Freya Tseng, 27, who advises her family on property investments, has stayed away from mini flats.
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Mr. Murdoch's sons, James Murdoch, Fox's chief executive, and Lachlan, Fox's executive chairman, also stayed away.
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Hong Kong's Tourism Association said some travel agencies stayed away from Tsim Sha Tsui on Sunday.
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She stayed away for three years, until the current president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, was elected.
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More than half stayed away from the polls, the highest rate of voter abstention since 1958.
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Even some of the regular street-style photographers — usually sidewalk stalwarts — appeared to have stayed away.
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This week's "Saturday Night Live," hosted by Amy Schumer, above, mostly stayed away from political humor.
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He is living in Los Angeles and stayed away from Mr. Biden's campaign launch in Philadelphia.
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Sportscasters Chris Carrino and Tim Capstraw stuck to game chatter and stayed away from political talk.
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Sportscasters Chris Carrino and Tim Capstraw stuck to game chatter and stayed away from political talk.
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Sanders himself however has explicitly stayed away from specifics — and been criticized for it, as well.
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INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES THAT STAYED AWAY WILL COME BACK, WILL COME RIGHT IN AND BUILD NEW STUFF.
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" And he repeated, "I have no deals that could happen in Russia because we've stayed away.
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We always stayed away from him, that rich kid, off by himself, aloof from everybody else.
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That he bowed to the White House and stayed away does not mean the matter is settled.
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Many foreign investors have stayed away, with some questioning the government's ability to manage the country's finances.
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The regime was oppressive, but mostly left people alone as long as they stayed away from politics.
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Latin American delegations including Argentina, Brazil and Chile who also recognize Guaido stayed away from the Conference.
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Taylor Swift stayed away from the 210 Grammys, and it seems her most diehard fans will, too.
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Amid trade rumors, Smith stayed away from the club as it lost four of the six games.
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I closed the bar for a few days and stayed away from everybody for a few months.
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Heavy rain stayed away for most of the morning as guests streamed into the 12th-century church.
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I'd prefer it if Drake stayed away from Floyd Mayweather, just like Justin Bieber's pastor suggests. 48.
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Nascimento should have stayed away from Motoya's ground game, but he impulsively dove into his opponent's guard.
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Meanwhile, Ocasio-Cortez was reaching new voters, young people and older residents who had generally stayed away.
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He stayed away from the dinner, he said, because being there would have made him feel uncomfortable.
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From Homeworld through Company of Heroes 2, Relic have generally stayed away from the traditional base-builder.
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On Tuesday, Trump met with Palestinian Authority president Mahmoud Abbas but again stayed away from any specifics.
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In the past, Betaworks has focused on smaller seed investments and has stayed away from outsized funds.
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Mr. Abbas earned praise from world leaders for attending the funeral while other Arab leaders stayed away.
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Mr. Upadhyay, 24, stayed away from the violence, bunkering down inside his home in a nearby village.
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That May, they stayed away from the cameras after the President fired then-FBI Director James Comey.
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A: At that point, I stayed away from the window, in case anybody decided to return fire.
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But this summer, some workers stayed away from Saratoga, fearful that there would be more immigration arrests.
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But some donors involved in Mr. de Blasio's 2014 Senate fund-raising effort have simply stayed away.
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For a time after the impasse at San Miguel Arcángel, Father Román stayed away from his church.
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They came and took my husband and our son, though we had stayed away from the protests.
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The couple partied at the lounge and left together, but stayed away from any public displays of affection.
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" The next day, Franklin stayed away from the pool and tweeted that the race had left her "heartbroken.
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Abe visited Yasukuni once in December 2013 but has since stayed away to avoid angering Beijing and Seoul.
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You know, we actually have stayed away from personas because ... Yeah, it doesn't seem to have a personality.
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He often repeated, "I have nothing to do with Russia," and said he stayed away from Russian deals.
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Hiss presence was particularly notable in the absence of regional Arab leaders who, with few exceptions, stayed away.
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But, fearful of the wrath of the federal government, they have stayed away, creating room for smaller operations.
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For the most part, those companies have stayed away from the American market, where adoption is much lower.
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They stayed away from the fat part of the bat, but in the end, (Hamels) got us again.
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Fearful that the authorities would make good on their threat, he stayed away and returned to Spain yesterday.
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He stayed away from commenting on politics, but said he would judge the president in 4 years time.
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People have not stayed away from the stock because they think the runup is done, in Gilbert's eyes.
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Legal representatives for the other four did not respond to requests for comment about why they stayed away.
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Travelers mostly stayed away and visited the waterfront as part of a day trip to the famous wats.
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"I stayed away from him his first at-bat and we all saw what happened there," Hughes said.
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Buffett has a history of bailing out companies in crisis, but has historically stayed away from tech deals.
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Matthews is married to MSNBC host Chris Matthews, but her husband has stayed away from the campaign trail.
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I stayed away once about a week or so and said I'm not coming back, stop calling me.
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I wish it had stayed away, because now I remember it all the time and don't want to.
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Maybe he stayed away in service to his often-stated goal of protecting the court from appearing partisan.
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The Front's voters stayed away in droves; their abstention rate was well over 50 percent, according to pollsters.
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He went out on patrol and sat with his men, but he stayed away from the babban emir.
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Until Prince Harry's filing, though, the royal family had stayed away from the legal campaign against phone hacking.
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The prices of junk-rated loans in particular slumped on Friday as investors stayed away from risky assets.
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But Whole Foods' high prices have been a big reason why Prime members have stayed away, analysts say.
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Maxwell denied having orchestrated Epstein&aposs alleged sex trafficking ring and has stayed away from the public eye.
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Brittany Lincicome, a two-time major winner, said she hoped Trump stayed away from Bedminster during the championship.
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But in the course of 30 minutes, the president's son-in-law determinedly stayed away from anything concrete.
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Even in such a big primary field, the candidates have stayed away from negative mudslinging against their own.
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It's been a mudslinging race to out-Trump one another, but Trump has stayed away from endorsing anyone.
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Since then, they have mainly stayed away from media appearances, only speaking to a select few outlets this week.
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Sunday&aposs Mass included groups of people who had stayed away from church because of Barrios&apos original appointment.
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Guillard, himself, hasn't announced anything and has stayed away from his social media accounts for well over a month.
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For the most part, modern presidents have stayed away from cases involving their friends or associates, at least publicly.
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While Western investors have stayed away because of sanctions, the company has attracted interest from Asian and Arab investors.
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Mr. Chavez and his cause riveted the nation, and my family and friends stayed away from grapes for weeks.
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"He was able to find pitches when he needed to make pitches and stayed away from the big inning."
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I asked friends and family members why they'd stayed away, and their responses echoed what you saw on Twitter.
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But I stayed away from it because I wanted to stay more within our culture, and within our language.
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But for the most part, Miley stayed away from theatrics and stuck to pouring her heart out in song.
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Unfortunately, the rumor mill will never slow down, which is probably why Kunis has stayed away from social media.
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He had stayed away from smartphones because he didn't want to be too contactable or distracted by the Internet.
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" His peers had little interest "in anything that could not be exploited for profit and stayed away from politics.
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But despite a huge get-out-the-vote campaign, turnout was just 30 percent as many Muscovites stayed away.
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Trump challengers react to Pope's comments Trump's rivals at Thursday night's town hall largely stayed away from the brouhaha.
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At the same time, the vice president has stayed away from the infighting that has plagued the West Wing.
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The industry pivoted towards domestic tourists while Europeans stayed away, says Ben Charifa, and new markets such as China.
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I stayed away from "We Are The Champions" because I'm not big into the heavy metal rock and roll.
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Kavanaugh denied the allegations, and Democratic senators generally stayed away from them during the public debate over the nomination.
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Trump has said before that he's stayed away from his former home because it would disrupt New Yorkers' lives.
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In 1981, the hard-drinking Holden stayed away from Reagan's inaugural gala, for fear of embarrassing his old friend.
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Brown, like most of his highly paid peers, stayed away from the recruiting, which can become an ethical bog.
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It's been a mudslinging race to out-Trump one another, but the president has stayed away from endorsing anyone.
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Well, I stayed away from the Sanders campaign last time because I had kind of a relationship with him.
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Tourists from mainland China, a vital source of income for local businesses, have stayed away because of the turmoil.
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We sort of concluded that we didn't understand it, and since we didn't understand it, we stayed away fortunately.
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But many senior dignitaries, including the parliament speaker, Supreme Court judges and most foreign diplomats in Bissau, stayed away.
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Though their villages were recently liberated, most Christians have stayed away out of fear, taking refuge in Iraqi Kurdistan.
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Tourism in Thailand also experienced a surge over the summer as mainland Chinese tourists stayed away from Hong Kong.
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The Trump administration has not yet entered this case, but it would be very surprising if it stayed away.
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A lot of them have stayed away from nice denim, when really, they should have never been wearing Dockers.
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Chinese companies by and large have stayed away from U.S. LNG projects especially after Beijing slapped on retaliatory tariffs.
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They also stayed away from colors that looked too bright or fiery, since those colors would stand out too much.
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In the past also, it had stayed away from prominent open standards technology groups such as CCIX and Gen-Z.
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I already completed day one and two of the cleanse, and I've been surrounded by doughnuts, but I stayed away.
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Asked if she could imagine a situation where some players attended while others stayed away, Morgan said that was unlikely.
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Sarkar may have wanted to avoid detection on the cross-country drive and stayed away from gas stations, he said.
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Most have stayed away from the spotlight, though George III followed in his father's footsteps with a professional boxing career.
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Not only has the company stayed away from VR, but its most prominent figures have seemed apprehensive about the medium.
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Most of the Kardashian clan stayed away from Snapchat, Instagram, and Twitter following Kim Kardashian West's 2014 robbery in Paris.
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The mobile maker has so far stayed away from smartwatches — although rumors are it will rectify that early in 2016.
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After the Russia-Georgia war in 2008 (pictured), Russian tourists stayed away, so visitors tended to be addressed in English.
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In 33, when such voters stayed away, a hardline outsider, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, defeated the front-running reformist, Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani.
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The fund has been moving slowly back into the energy sector but has largely stayed away from oil-producing companies.
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Boehner, who has stayed out of endorsing a candidate to replace him, has also stayed away from a presidential endorsement.
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But many banks have stayed away for fear of inadvertently breaking remaining U.S. sanctions, which could lead to huge fines.
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Those potential clashes are one of the reasons why Betterment said it has stayed away from offering its own funds.
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The writer-director has stayed away from film franchises throughout his career, focusing instead on developing his own idiosyncratic material.
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The scandal has caused sales to slump, as customers stayed away from Chipotle restaurants out of fear of getting sick.
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Mr. Guiliani stayed away from detailed accusations, staying focused on emotional attacks likely to bring the crowd to its feet.
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Roads quiet on Wednesday as office workers stayed away from the city center were busy with traffic again on Thursday.
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We know that he stayed away from weed because he mistakenly smoked a blunt laced with PCP as a teenager.
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A number of florists and gift shops in Islamabad complained that they had lost significant business as customers stayed away.
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During the '220s, Erickson's productivity depended largely on whether he stayed away from illegal drugs and stayed on prescribed ones.
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This time I stayed away from the barbecue rub, instead opting for a sweet chili sauce and some plain hummus.
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Had he listened to his team and the local officials and stayed away, no one would have batted an eye.
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Now, the program is only serving a fraction of the women who qualify, and many doctors have stayed away, too.
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"I stayed away from the regulatory issues after that," and then left the company a year later, the physician said.
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Bush endorsed John McCain, somewhat awkwardly, but then mostly stayed away from the campaign, save for headlining some Republican fundraisers.
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While he has stayed away from the spotlight the past year, he continues to be front of mind for tournament officials.
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"Creating realistic digital humans is a problem we've always been curious about, but we've stayed away from so far," he explains.
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He stayed away from the team for the entire 210 offseason and through training camp, so his absence isn't a surprise.
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Many foreign investors have stayed away from investing in Malaysia, citing concerns such as uncertainties surrounding the new government's economic agenda.
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Held back by worry about a social backlash, the music industry had stayed away from marketing "handsome girl" acts until 2016.
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Even during her postponed Unbreakable World Tour, Al Mana stayed away – likely due to the demands of his formidable business empire.
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Until recently, however, it stayed away from enterprise software—programs used by companies to keep track of their business and employees.
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Trump's infant major donor program brought Trump loyalists to this convention, but much of the GOP's traditional fundraising class stayed away.
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"I've subsequently stayed away from the minimum wage literature for a number of reasons," Card said in an interview years later.
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The rain stayed away for the MotoGP showpiece but an earlier violent storm forced a premature end to the Moto3 race.
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A number of Western politicians and global business chiefs stayed away from Saudi Arabia's premier investment event over the Khashoggi case.
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The 250,000 civilians trapped inside the besieged rebel held parts of the city have so far stayed away from the corridors.
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Some student groups, which had joined previous vigils, stayed away, saying they preferred to focus on democratic reform in Hong Kong.
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As state after state has legalized marijuana in one way or another, big names in corporate America have stayed away entirely.
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And after six months, 22% of the abrupt quitters and only 15% of the gradual quitters had stayed away from cigarettes.
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"The best thing that happened was, I stayed away for 12 years after the show went off the air," Behr said.
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"They wanted to make sure I stayed away from people who hung around me for all the wrong reasons," he said.
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Most junior doctors stayed away on Tuesday at the largest two public hospitals, Parirenyatwa and Harare Central, a Reuters witness said.
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One of the most striking aspects of the day was the large number of voters who appeared to have stayed away.
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But my 92-year-old mother stayed away, though you wouldn't have been able to keep her away any other time.
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Western leaders stayed away, and Russia's record medal haul was later diminished later by indications of a state-sponsored doping program.
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The sailing event drew a large crowd, but the mayor stayed away and some residents held a protest during the celebration.
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I stayed away from writing anything for nearly a month, after which I bravely wrote updates — and even asked for help.
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Trilogy has mostly stayed away from one of the new league's innovations, a 4-point shot from 30 feet or more.
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Most CIA directors have stayed away from the state of the union address to avoid the pressure to express such support.
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Some American executives who had stayed away because of the backlash over the slaying have resumed doing business with the kingdom.
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A number of Western politicians and global business chiefs stayed away from Saudi Arabia's premier investment event over the Khashoggi case.
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Andaga, 25, a marine biology student from Ghent, said some of her friends stayed away because of worries about the virus.
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She said there was no danger to those who respected the warnings from the authorities and stayed away from danger zones.
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Neither the Israeli nor Palestinian governments attended the curtain-raising event while several Arab states stayed away or sent deputy ministers.
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Chinese buyers, led by the world's top tanker charter Unipec, were rumored to have stayed away and this new data proves it.
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"In our family we basically stayed away from all publicity, all inquiries, because my mom was so affected by this," he says.
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The shopping megastore debuted their new line of suits — with over 1,700 different styles — and stayed away from overly editing their models.
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He tells me that people stayed away from healthcare facilities during the epidemic because of rumors that that's where you got infected.
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"I have no deals that could happen in Russia, because we've stayed away," Trump said in early January 2017 as President-elect.
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Lafforgue says that he was able to have candid conversations with many North Koreans, so long as he stayed away from politics.
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These claims, typical of Avenatti, seem so incredible on their face that even partisan Democratic senators have generally stayed away from them.
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Why does Emirates love the A380 so much, at a time when most of the airlines in the world have stayed away?
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Complicating rescue efforts, barrels of fuel and cylinders of gas ignited, burning for hours, and residents stayed away, fearing a second airstrike.
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Schooled in molecular biology and immunology, Marc initially stayed away from the gallery at his father's request, but found himself habitually returning.
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When Obama made his first round of endorsements in August, he stayed away from Democratic Senate candidates with the exception of Rep.
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Facebook (FB) had a presence in the Swiss mountain town, but Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg stayed away from the main stages.
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Like many people, I stayed away from the Platinum Card from American Express for years because of its ultra-high annual fee.
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He stayed away for weeks, largely incommunicado and often refusing to respond to messages from Saudi officials and close associates in Washington.
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He said that many other foreign companies have stayed away from India's real estate market due to concerns about corruption and bureaucracy.
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"He's had to fight whoever he can fight because most guys have stayed away from him if they possibly could," Malignaggi said.
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To distance itself, it urged the centers to seek extra funds from private American sources and stayed away from decisions about programming.
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He said he stayed away because attending the winter meetings is the job of Michael Hill, the Marlins' president of baseball operations.
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The empty stores in Khan Khair Bek show that most have stayed away and it may be some time before business resumes.
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There are also legitimate privacy concerns at play here, and I wouldn't blame you if you stayed away on that basis alone.
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Mr. de Blasio stayed away from discussions in Albany, but continued to press his case on the phone and in public rallies.
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Even since they moved into a new stadium with a retractable roof in the Little Havana neighborhood in 2012, fans stayed away.
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Although the Istanbul Biennial had been rising in international prominence, the traveling caravan of the art world mostly stayed away after 2016.
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A shocking 70 percent of voters stayed away from the polls in the economically marginalized, heavily immigrant department of Seine-Saint-Denis.
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For the same reason, Maria Romanova, a great-great-granddaughter of Czar Alexander II, now a resident of Spain, also stayed away.
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Macron has so far stayed away from issues related to France's Muslim community, the biggest in Europe, focusing instead on economic reforms.
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Warren has stayed away from big-dollar fundraisers in the primary, instead collecting her millions from a vast network of online supporters.
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The funding round, Grady said, saw a lot of interest from strategic investors, although the company intentionally has stayed away from these.
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Some analysts said many voters had stayed away from the polls because of despondency over the failures of the past four years.
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The younger generation in South Africa, who have less attachment to the history of the ANC, stayed away from the ballot in droves.
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The president has said that he has stayed away from the Justice Department's litigation, though he has continued to comment on antitrust matters.
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But Zuckerberg stayed away from certain subjects on which Facebook could be vulnerable to criticism, mentioning the word "privacy" only once, Micek said.
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The U.S. has been critical of the "Belt and Road Initiative" and high-level officials stayed away from this year's forum in Beijing.
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Daily gripes were tolerated, as long as they focused on the government and stayed away from the sacrosanct figure of the president himself.
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She notes the team intentionally stayed away from loading too much gamification into the app to avoid making the technology itself potentially problematic.
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But the MILF stayed away from the skirmishes and helped about 8,000 people displaced from their homes when the fighting began on Feb.
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But turnout was only 43 percent as many pro-union voters stayed away and Spain sent in police to shut down polling stations.
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Last week, eight Western countries stayed away from a meeting with the government to register their protest against Sirisena's decision to dissolve parliament.
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It has, in the past, offered bundled gift cards, but has more or less stayed away from the holiday rush in recent years.
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Details: SNL mostly stayed away from politics, as it opened with a "Family Feud" parody involving the "Game of Thrones" and Avengers casts.
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DJI has always stayed away from that approach, preferring the more reliable connection and precise flight that comes with a dedicated radio controller.
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Some Republicans believe Trump would be in a much stronger position if he stayed away from conflict and adopted a more positive message.
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Thus far, the White House has largely stayed away from the House negotiations, at least beyond offering input to the close group negotiating.
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Big European banks, wary of violating those prohibitions and already leery about doing business in Iran, have largely stayed away, frustrating Iranian officials.
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The expected stormclouds stayed away but the crowd was denied what it yearned for: a French victor in this most French of arenas.
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"John was on the platform and ensuring everyone stayed away from the yellow safety strip," a BART spokeswoman told CNN in a statement.
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He generally stayed away from protest, endorsed the presidential re-election of Richard Nixon, lavishly praised Ronald Reagan, and consistently lauded Strom Thurmond.
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The much talked-about blizzard had stayed away and by the early afternoon, the frozen roads inside camp melted into pits of mud.
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Last decade podcasts became more polished and professional, not to mention profitable — but they stayed away from daily news for the most part.
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Herndon One of the big themes from the midterms was people who had previously stayed away from politics but were now getting involved.
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As she spoke Tuesday before the vote, the benches behind her were half-empty, many of her own party members having stayed away.
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When that book was released, Mr. Stephanopoulos's former White House colleagues stayed away from the launch party lest they risk Mr. Clinton's ire.
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Companies like Bird and Lime that rent scooters in other cities have stayed away from New York because the devices are technically illegal.
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While he largely stayed away from the spotlight during Trump's Senate impeachment trial, Hunter Biden said he's aiming to exhibit his work soon.
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The big picture: Their meeting bucks a trend throughout the 2020 Democratic campaign: Celebrities have largely stayed away from wading into the race.
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UNUSUALLY, PROTESTORS stayed away from Hong Kong's Legislative Council when it reopened on October 16th after a break of more than three months.
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"We&aposre just too early to be investing in something that&aposs more than 10 years away, so we stayed away," Garcia said.
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Despite largely positive reviews and a $32 million marketing budget, audiences stayed away, and "Late Night" generated $15.4 million in domestic box office.
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Falah Mohammed braved the intimidation to work on the election in 2010, but stayed away in 2014 after Islamic State threatened his family.
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Fillon has always told interviewers that she stayed away from politics and devoted herself to the couple's five children, and to domestic pursuits.
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You've stayed away from empty processed foods, and instead piled your plate with organic veggies and maybe some high-quality grass-fed meats.
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Before the vote, gangs of Democratic-affiliated "Red Shirt" thugs went around and terrorized black voters until they stayed away from the polls.
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They moved to Dublin for him and he greatly enjoyed their company, but countenanced marriage with neither and stayed away when they were dying.
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But other investors stayed away - also put off by a drop in Vinamilk's share price below the 1,000 dong minimum set by the government.
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But the turnout for what the Spanish government called an illegal referendum was only 43%, since those opposed to the poll mostly stayed away.
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At launch, those partners included non-profits, credit card companies and payment brokers, among others, but so far major financial institutions have stayed away.
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Unlike Philip Morris, British American Tobacco and Japan Tobacco International, Imperial has stayed away from heated tobacco products in the race for cigarette alternatives.
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"We didn't live inside the 20 km forced evacuation zone, but we still stayed away for ten days just to be safe," Tanaka recalls.
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Bernie Sanders and won the hearts of progressives across the state with a grassroots campaign that stayed away from big donations and TV ads.
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It was as though their relationship had been frozen at the moment three days ago...As long as Thomas stayed away, nothing would change.
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Many high-profile Republicans, including 2012 nominee Mitt Romney and both Presidents Bush, stayed away from Cleveland, as did a large number of senators.
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Now some extent there's a reason why we stayed away from this because there's a potential for threats to turn into actual bad behavior.
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As a result, the healthy have disproportionately stayed away driving the costs up to unaffordable levels for those who don't get the big subsidies.
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That's because the legendary investor stayed away from tech companies for a long time, saying he doesn't buy anything he can't understand, Cashin said.
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Mr. Szmagala has been a delegate to Republican conventions in the past; this year, though national Republicans gathered in his backyard, he stayed away.
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Law enforcement stayed away for weeks, but decided to arrest many of the group's leaders when they were driving to a meeting on Tuesday.
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Because actors and models are required to slip into the roles of so many different characters, celebs have often stayed away from identifying ink.
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Other than a brief stint as general manager of the California Angels from late 1993 to early 1994, Herzog has stayed away ever since.
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After his sitcom Something Wilder was canceled in 1995, however, the actor largely stayed away from the spotlight, appearing only in occasional TV roles.
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He quickly learned that she loved pizza, which she stayed away from during Passover in observance of the holiday's tradition of not eating bread.
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He recalls the fact that, when he printed a Nan Goldin image on a fashion invite in the early '90s, guests actively stayed away.
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Some community members supporting Mr. Bisram purposely stayed away in protest of the parade, which was run by a vocal critic of Mr. Bisram.
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Here's one example: Even though I like Apple's hardware and appreciate its business model, I've stayed away from Apple Music, its subscription streaming service.
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Over the past year, many foreign investors have stayed away from buying Malaysian stocks, with some questioning the government's ability to manage its finances.
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Books of The Times The night that Eugene O'Neill's five-hour drama "Strange Interlude" opened on Broadway in 1928, the anxious playwright stayed away.
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She has also stayed away from attacking Senator Bernie Sanders, the other front-runner in the race, who has cut into her progressive support.
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A candidate for the political body that would rewrite the Constitution was reported to be killed and many Venezuelans stayed away from the polls.
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They say there&aposs a serious growing interest from established backers who have traditionally stayed away from companies that deal with federally illegal substances.
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Many voters in Cameroon's troubled north and southwest regions stayed away from polling booths as violence broke out between security forces and armed separatists.
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Official data showed tourist arrivals in Sri Lanka tumbled 7.5 percent in April from a year ago, as travelers stayed away after the bombings.
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Via, thus far, has stayed away from the controversy and the ire of municipalities, which is one of the benefits of having smaller fleets.
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The paper, she said, has stayed away from printing security-related stories ever since the violence escalated after the Zetas-Gulf cartel split in 2010.
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Mr Thaksin has stayed away from Thailand in part because a corruption trial which concluded after he left the country handed him a jail sentence.
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But McDormand kept it classy and stayed away from cursing, instead sweetly dedicating her award to husband Joel Coen and their recently adopted son Pedro.
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One judge, Deputy Chief Justice Philomena Mwilu, stayed away after her bodyguard was shot and injured on a Nairobi street the night before the hearing.
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After the Taiwanese teashop, Jia Yi stayed away for three days, which gave Tiffany the opportunity to rationalize the haunting as evidence of her imagination.
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However, restaurant chains, especially those that are publicly traded, have largely stayed away from adding CBD to the menu until the regulatory issue is settled.
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"The quad has been an issue for him, so I stayed away from him for about a week before the break," manager Walt Weiss said.
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Traders shied away from energy because they were puzzled by oil, and stayed away from financials and utility stocks because of uncertainty around interest rates.
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In one photo of the two kissing, fans even get a glance of Kardashian, who, since gaining 100 pounds, has stayed away from the cameras.
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Democrats running across the country have largely stayed away from talking about Russia, choosing instead to focus on issues like health care, taxes and education.
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So it's interesting that before now, the company has stayed away from making mobile phones, which have such a strong link to the gaming world.
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The audience for this stuff was largely male—Bruford writes ruefully that, throughout his career, women "generally and rather stubbornly stayed away" from his performances.
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Some familiar faces also stayed away from the opening weekend, doubtless taking a breather before the show marathon moves onto Milan and then to Paris.
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Wood's predecessor, Rex Tillerson, now U.S. Secretary of State, appeared at last year's forum having stayed away for two years over Russia's intervention in Ukraine.
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However, foreign companies have largely stayed away in recent years, citing bureaucracy and tough contract terms, causing a stagnation in Algeria's oil and gas output.
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Some people stayed away, while others came in search of internet access to telecommute or for public health information, Darth Nielsen, a regional manager, said.
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Mr. Obama mentioned the market several other times during his presidency, but Mr. Furman said he stayed away from commenting on day-to-day gyrations.
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Peter Cook, 58, described her as "Dawnie," a motherly figure who drank several bottles of wine a day, but typically stayed away from hard drugs.
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The Astros stayed away from Ken Giles, and instead had Chris Devenski come out for the ninth after he'd recorded one out in the eighth.
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Ms. Green, 45, who is black, stayed away from a president she dislikes so much that she grabs the remote whenever he appears on television.
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With forecasts predicting record-breaking temperatures in Phoenix on Tuesday — and some flights being canceled pre-emptively — many passengers stayed away from the airport entirely.
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On Monday, when asked why she has stayed away from direct attacks, Ms. Warren had said she has chosen to make those contrasts through policy.
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Even while Senate Republicans are eager to attack the case — and even House impeachment managers — they have stayed away from criticizing the lieutenant colonel. Sen.
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Trump on Thursday stayed away from commenting about the ongoing impeachment trial in the U.S. Senate other than calling it a "disgrace for our country."
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Restructure the portfolio Berkshire has traditionally stayed away from tech companies, and has been late to the game in investing in businesses like Amazon and Apple.
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To keep a bit of that retro feel I stayed away from After Effects and used only basic video effects that have an 8-bit feel.
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National Democrats, however, stayed away from the race, deducing that a district that has sent only Republicans to Congress for four decades was out of reach.
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"We've specifically stayed away from law enforcement because it's fraught with difficulties," Declan Keogh, PV Labs' vice president for business development and programs, told BuzzFeed News.
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Mining accounts for more than half of Zimbabwe's export earnings but investors had stayed away from the country, partly because of opaque black economic empowerment rules.
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Tillerson, like other U.S. energy CEOs under pressure from the White House, stayed away from an annual investors' meeting with Putin in St Petersburg in June.
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Investors, or the host of global chief executives who stayed away from bin Salman's showcase investment conference in Riyadh last month, are unlikely to be reassured.
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A self-taught artist, Lambert says she purposefully stayed away from studying art history or the work of other artists until she developed her own style.
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President Lyndon B. Johnson's Vietnam War escalation made him so unpopular that by the end of his time in office, he stayed away from university campuses.
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Historically, Arizona's border-focused militias have stayed away from the white nationalist movement, according to Oren Segal, director of the Anti-Defamation League's Center on Extremism.
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And national Democrats, skittish about appearing too involved in the race, mostly stayed away from the state, with the exception of last-minute stumping by Sen.
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I could've kicked it with the Muslims, but I just didn't want to get in trouble, so I stayed away and just did my own thing.
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Visitors from the south could still get to Big Sur through a treacherous detour inland that involved steep cliffs and hairpin turns, but many stayed away.
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Presidents typically have stayed away, instead leaving town or hosting guests in the White House or on the South Lawn, where they could watch the fireworks.
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He had stayed away to preserve his aging body for the grass and hardcourt seasons, where he has a better chance at capturing Grand Slam titles.
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Soviet ideologues and propagandists mostly stayed away from the idea, preferring to blame the machinations of class enemies, foreign capitalists and imperialists for their country's problems.
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In recent years, she has mostly stayed away from the windows, though she cannot completely avoid the oohing-and-ahhing window-gazers who block the sidewalks.
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" The petition, created by a user in England, said, "Wouldn't it be nice if all the Beach Boys, stayed away from those who kill for fun?
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Investors stayed away from the auction after the Bank of Japan on Monday hinted at the possibility of reducing buying in long-dated bonds this month.
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The interest comes at a time when many millennials who have stayed away from stocks are finally finding the pull of the relentless bull market irresistible.
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Ramaphosa has so far stayed away from the clamor for Zuma to resign but his supporters and those of Zuma are deeply divided inside the ANC.
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"I didn't want to be put in a box, so I've stayed away from writing about what I look like or where I'm from," he said.
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TOKYO — As recently as five years ago, a Japanese prime minister was in Hawaii for an economic summit meeting, but pointedly stayed away from Pearl Harbor.
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Built-in internet connectivity feels like a wild landmark feature for a product category in 2019, but DJ gear has mostly stayed away from integrating it.
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Domino's Pizza is one company that has stayed away from partnering with the third-party aggregators in favor of making its own deliveries to its customers.
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The group's gatherings resumed on Sunday, but city inspectors stayed away, saying they wanted to give the group a chance to comply with the health requirements.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry, which sent observers to Cambodia even as Western monitors stayed away for fear of legitimizing the polls, deemed the elections a success.
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Clinton has so far stayed away from arguing that Trump has flip-flopped, instead pressing the idea that he is simply an unacceptable choice as president.
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"Political analysts have suggested that Denton's reelection chances would improve if black voters stayed away from the polls next year," State News Service reported in 1985.
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He also stayed away from the spotlight somewhat when he led the CIA, but that's somewhat to be expected for the head of an intelligence agency.
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I was so distracted by him, I stayed away from that corner, because otherwise I thought I was going to get really distracted and forget the words.
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"Thank you to everybody who gave me their time, their energy, stayed away from their family and friends while we were trying to complete this," he said.
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Though celebrities and high-ranking Washington politicians attended the annual gathering, President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, stayed away for the second year in a row.
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"I have no dealings with Russia, I have no deals in Russia, I have no deals that could happen in Russia because we stayed away," Trump said.
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"More potential borrowers likely stayed away because of ongoing financial market volatility and economic uncertainty," said Joel Kan, MBA's associate vice president of economic and industry forecasting.
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For Eaze, which has stayed away from cannabis beverages, Cann seems to be a literal gateway for consumers who have been unwilling to try higher-dosage drinks.
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While global concerns over a currency war linger, Japan has stayed away from the markets since it last intervened in November 2011 to stem a strong yen.
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Prior to the march, the Greensboro police had supplied information to the Klan and had purposefully stayed away on a long "lunch break" until after the attack.
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Tom Plumb, portfolio manager of the Plumb Equity fund, said that he has largely stayed away from the crowded FAANG stock trade because of their high valuations.
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Chart: Courtesy of Gartner Chart: Courtesy of Gartner In the U.S., sales were even worse, down 4.5 percent, as small business buyers stayed away in the quarter.
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It wasn't smooth or united; Donald Trump's chief primary rival spoke but refused to endorse him, while the party's biggest names from years past stayed away altogether.
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European and Asian stocks were also lower as investors stayed away from riskier markets after Pakistan said it had shot down two Indian jets in its territory.
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But thank you to everyone who gave me their time, their energy and stayed away from their family and friends while we were trying to complete this.
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President Trump on Sunday stayed away from scolding the kingdom on human rights, a practice by past American leaders that has chafed U.S. allies in the Mideast.
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During the lunch, I drank as little water as possible and, as far as I could tell, stayed away from any food that might upset my stomach.
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Despite a fresh injection of four big movies into the marketplace, audiences largely stayed away from theaters this weekend and the North American box office is hurting.
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" The President's Twitter posts continued Sunday morning, saying if fans stayed away from the games because of the players' protests, "you will see change take place fast.
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"We're still feeling the lingering effects of a 17-way primary process," said Mr. Richner, who had supported Mr. Kasich, who has stayed away from the convention.
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He largely stayed away from swing states and districts where the President is unpopular enough that a last-minute visit would have backfired and galvanized Democratic voters.
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So far, institutional investors have largely stayed away from the market, viewing it as too volatile, too risky and too complex to invest other people's money into.
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The women's strike was covered extensively on Spain's morning TV and radio shows, but not by the country's most famous female presenters, who stayed away from work.
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Latin American stock indices were mostly lower, in line with the broader emerging markets as investors stayed away from riskier assets ahead of key central bank meetings.
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Another trader who canceled over 10,000 tonnes of U.S. corn in February and bought from Ukraine instead, has stayed away from shipments from the United States since.
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But the venture capitalists who have invested the most in the virtual currency space, like Union Square Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, Greylock and Polychain Capital, have stayed away.
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In Estes Park, near Rocky Mountain National Park, there were worries among some merchants that a prolonged shutdown could dry up holiday business if tourists stayed away.
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Ali Bazzi, an Amal lawmaker, said Israel pressed on with the "violation" even though the companies on the Lebanese side have stayed away from the contentious border.
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American banks have largely stayed away from providing services to the industry because federal regulations prohibit lenders from working with any business that deals in illegal drugs.
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In Robert Iger's upcoming book, "The Ride of a Lifetime," the Disney CEO talks about how his company almost acquired Twitter in 2017 but ultimately stayed away.
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After the Arab Spring revolution swept across parts of the Middle East in 2011, Americans stayed away and have only begun to tiptoe back into the country.
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And it's not clear whether customers that have stayed away from Chipotle since they first heard of the outbreaks will ever trust the food enough to return.
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While Berkshire has stayed away from early-stage tech plays, these fintech companies dominate their local markets, a theme that does fit in with Buffett's past investment criteria.
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And frankly, I stayed away from a lot of the consumer stuff for a while because I didn't want to be the woman who is doing consumer stuff.
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But in each of the years when Santa delivered the goods, the market was already trending higher — 2015, the exception, saw a weaker market so Santa stayed away.
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Stronger data from the world's biggest economy had underpinned the greenback's gains, which were further amplified by thinner volumes as U.S. traders stayed away for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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He stayed away from addressing whether or not the Cubs would actually win, seeming like he doesn't want to curse his team any further than they already are.
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Quartz recently reported that pre-sale investors are selling their allocation for upwards of double the price, while others had stayed away from the sale out of caution.
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The court specifically stayed away from ruling on buildings that were used for religious purposes, like a church, a temple, a mosque or any other place of worship.
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The company has largely stayed away from the ultra-premium high-end of the market, however, where much of the device sales (and profits) in the US are.
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The Republican congressmen who tend to be staple fare on the CPAC stage mainly stayed away, however; only one United States senator, Ted Cruz, spoke at the conference.
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While Disney has considered investing in DraftKings and Comcast Ventures has invested in FanDuel, major media companies have stayed away from fronting the business or marketing branded products.
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While most other Republicans either stayed away or surrendered to Caesar Trumpus, Cruz walked confidently into the convention hall and laid out the reasons why he couldn't endorse.
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Visitors stayed away from Alton Towers, one of Britain's biggest theme parks, after the "Smiler" ride crash, caused by human error, led to two teenagers having leg amputations.
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After all, a number of A-list global investors stayed away from the Crown Prince's annual Future Investment Initiative conference in October, overshadowed by the Saudi journalist's death.
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But Macron, who served in Valls's government but has stayed away from the Left's primary to run as an independent, could still upset this calculation, many commentators say.
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Antiglobalization activists and intellectuals quickly felt the power of such rhetoric: Many, including the AFL-CIO, stayed away from the protest, and the movement quickly fell into abeyance.
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It would be out of its depth altogether if it faced simultaneous crises or if Britain, which makes up a quarter of the bloc's defence spending, stayed away.
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While the Albrechts have historically stayed away from giving public statements, Theo Jr. broke a decade-long silence when he publicly called out his sister-in-law Babette.
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Despite the share massacre that prompted a series of price target cuts and stock downgrades, most analysts stayed away from an outright "sell" rating on department store stocks.
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I stayed away from the water sports because it was pretty chilly, but if I had visited during the summer, I definitely would have taken advantage of them.
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" The hesitant: "[Have] concerns about Russia, but given complicated historical, economic, or geographical relations, have most of the time stayed away from being vocal about the Russian aggression.
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The wheels of the Bloomberg effort began to come off several weeks ago, beginning with his dismal debate performances -- events I argued he should have stayed away from.
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On Wednesday the dining room was half-full, as bankers and traders stayed away thanks to restrictions, some self-imposed, on travelling to work during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Large global companies, facing the prospect of being shut out from the United States market if they continue doing business in Iran, have stayed away from the country.
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She has stayed away from the campaign, leaving that to CDU leader Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, whose status as Merkel's heir apparent is looking increasingly fragile after several gaffes.
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Some travelers stayed away in the aftermath of the fires, but the valley was soon back on its feet, flaunting a more dynamic and fashionable face than ever.
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At the time, he hinted that health had played a role in his decision, and he stayed away for a year before returning as the Pacers' top executive.
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Aside from opening a kiosk at Kennedy Airport about a decade ago, he stayed away until September, when he opened a steak-driven restaurant in the financial district.
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Elliott, 24, who had stayed away from training camp, is expected to return to practice immediately and play in the team's opener against the Giants in Arlington, Tex.
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To be sure, economic growth in Japan is still expected to remain sluggish — one reason why many investors have stayed away from Japanese stocks before the recent rally.
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The 13 Democrats who stayed away might have had a better idea than those who attended and sat on their hands even when good news was being served.
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"Many consumers stayed away from some high street stores in July, but online sales were very strong, supported by several retailers launching promotions," ONS statistician Rhian Murphy said.
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The president's sons Eric and Don Jr. were also spotted at the club, while Ivanka, who is known to mostly keep to herself, stayed away from the crowds.
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Kirkuk's Kurds had earlier flocked to polling stations in the ethnically-mixed city to vote to split from Iraq, singing and dancing, while many other residents stayed away.
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They say a similar situation played out a couple of decades ago, when American car companies stayed away from small cars, leaving a big opening for Japanese companies.
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But the law stayed away from any sort of price regulation — or even price transparency — that would have prevented a situation such as the one the Andersons experienced.
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But O'Rourke, stung by a Vanity Fair cover immediately before his launch, stayed away from nationally televised town halls and interviews during the first two months of his campaign.
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Paul was an outspoken critic of Republican presumptive nominee Donald Trump, and since ending his bid, has largely stayed away from weighing in on the fractious GOP primary fight.
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During her time as a director, Locke largely stayed away from acting but returned to it in 1999 with small roles in The Prophet's Game, and Clean and Narrow.
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Chris Kirkpatrick Of all the members of 'NYSNC, Kirkpatrick has stayed away from the spotlight the most since their split — though music has remained a priority in his work.
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At the same time, institutional investors in Israel, who manage more than $500 billion of public savings, are unfamiliar with and so have largely stayed away from tech investments.
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He noted Beyond has stayed away from genetically modified ingredients, while Impossible genetically engineers yeast to create heme, the iron-containing molecule that gives meat its taste and aroma.
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While the console industry has typically stayed away, choosing E22019 for its big reveals, the annual Las Vegas conference has become home to all sorts of PC gaming announcements.
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In tapping Pence, Trump adds to the GOP ticket a politician with ties to the Koch brothers and other influential donors who have so far stayed away from Trump.
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For the most part, institutional investors have stayed away from bitcoin, the original and largest crypto-currency in terms of market capitalization, despite outperforming all the world's traditional currencies.
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Asian markets and U.S. stock futures were also negative as investors stayed away from riskier markets after Pakistan said it had shot down two Indian jets in its territory.
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MacFarland said the proposals he is drawing up do not necessarily require the commitment of more U.S. troops, who have largely stayed away from the front lines of combat.
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Some businesses were open in the city center but mostly people were remaining indoors; other residents who went to their home villages to vote might also have stayed away.
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Many of the queries actually stayed away from R-rated stuff, and focused more on the non-sexual experiences of living life identifying with a more privileged sexual orientation.
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Paris traditionally is the most-visited city in the world, but tourist numbers fell 6.4 percent in the first half of 2016 as many Asians and Americans stayed away.
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Foreign companies have stayed away from Algeria due to unattractive contract terms, causing a fall in oil and gas output and export revenue, the main source of state finances.
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She stayed away from entertainment circles for more than 20 years after accepting a lifetime achievement honor from Golden Globe organizers in 1989 but released a CD in 2011.
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"We stayed away from gun groups because we were afraid that we would become enmeshed in other political issues," said Nancy Farrell, who chairs AFSP's national board of directors.
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" Warmbier traveled to North Korea with Young Pioneer Tours, a Chinese company which markets itself as providing "budget travel to destinations your mother would rather you stayed away from.
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Lighthizer and his Mexican and Canadian counterparts stayed away from the talks in Mexico City, where the mood was calmer than in the previous round last month in Washington.
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At the 2015 conference, frontrunner Hillary Clinton (who'd had a chilly reception back in 2007) stayed away, and Bernie Sanders had some trouble dealing with Black Lives Matter activists.
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While the president groused about the difficulty of the questions posed to him by American journalists, John R. Bolton, the national security adviser, mostly stayed away from Mr. Trump.
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The results were staggering: 215 percent of the participants successfully stayed away from cigarettes after six months, compared to the 21 percent success rate of conventional treatments for smoking.
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Updated on June 23, 2019: A standoff in Oregon's capital continued on Sunday, as Senate Republicans stayed away in an effort to block a climate change bill from passing.
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Mr. Sadr's electoral list, "Sairoon" in Arabic, or "On The Move," garnered the largest number of votes, although 56 percent of Iraq's voters stayed away from the polling booths.
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Despite the recent attention on digital privacy, venture capital investors have mostly stayed away from companies that offer virtual private networks, which allow users to hide their online tracks.
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But oil companies have mostly stayed away, saying the legal framework is too tough, the bureaucracy stifling and terms leave little profit even in times of high oil prices.
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Facebook had stayed away until this year, when it tasked Wieden + Kennedy with making an ad that showed off "positive ways to use the platform," according to Fast Company.
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Locals have resisted attempts by authorities to show things are back to normal, with many keeping their shops closed while students and teachers have largely stayed away from schools.
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Mr. Li's daughter, Li Nanyang, stayed away from the ceremony at Babaoshan cemetery in the capital's west, where members of China's political elite are cremated and laid to rest.
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Essentially, once it became clear that Porter would shadow Nelson on most downs, Rodgers just stayed away from him and threw it to Adams, Ty Montgomery, and Randall Cobb.
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Johnson opted not to appear in a first debate on Sunday and stayed away from question-and-answer sessions in parliament that the other five candidates attended on Monday.
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On Thursday, newly elected members of parliament, including Hasina, were sworn in, but the seven opposition members stayed away, saying the results were rigged and calling for a new election.
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Putin did not attend the 2010 vote in Zurich which gave Russia the right to host the World Cup, saying he stayed away as a sign of respect for FIFA.
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Several Arab states, including Lebanon, stayed away from the event while others including Jordan and Egypt, the two Arab nations that have reached peace agreements with Israel, sent deputy ministers.
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I obviously don't mind rattling their cages but I should have stayed away from making statements about "what's in the spirit" so as to not detract from my main argument.
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He also says his crew stayed away from the idea of making the heptapods look like humans in any way, because he believes humanoid aliens are intrinsically scarier to viewers.
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After that whole terrorism thing happened, we kind of stayed away from giving statements because we felt like the news and media becomes divisive by pointing fingers at different people.
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He attracted the notice of Don King and flew to Florida to meet him the very next day, but no deal was signed and better-heeled suitors stayed away still.
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Visa, whose debit and credit cards are used for a third of payments in Britain, said on Monday that consumers stayed away from the traditional post-Christmas sales last month.
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Coca-Cola, however, has historically stayed away from full-blown acquisitions, settling instead for acquiring partial stakes in companies - a strategy that allows it to test-drive potentially risky bets.
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But individual investors, for the most part, have stayed away from the big agricultural bets being placed on global food demand increasing over time, driving up land prices even further.
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Thai Bev's local unit, Vietnam Beverage Co Ltd, was named winner of the 54 percent Sabeco stake on offer at the auction on Monday after global brewing groups stayed away.
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Many of the old bed-and-breakfast inns along the city's seafront had either deteriorated or shut, the attractions had faded and become dated, and young people had stayed away.
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Javier Pérez de Cuéllar of Peru (1982-91) stayed away from New York during the 1981 lobbying season precisely to avoid giving the impression that he was seeking the job.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Roseanne Barr called the way her character was killed off "grim and morbid" and television viewers stayed away in droves from spinoff show "The Conners" without her.
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Some have not been shy about drawing a line from Mr. Trump to the violence — or at least coming awfully close — while many more have stayed away from such judgments.
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After following the migrants into Guatemala, Mr. Fuentes was detained and sent back to Honduras, where he has stayed away from the spotlight, afraid the government will retaliate against him.
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Mr. Trump has stayed away from California until now, realizing that the state is beyond his reach in 2020 if he runs for re-election, as he says he will.
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Until even a few years ago, Sanità, where guys still hunch over bootleg-DVD stands watching the Naples mob show "Gomorrah," was the sort of place people stayed away from.
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Few had firsthand experience with the stock market, and in the decade since, they've stayed away, even with all the seemingly good news that the economy is safe once again.
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The election commission postponed voting until Saturday in four of the country's 47 counties because ballots couldn't be brought to the stations or officials stayed away, fearing for their safety.
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For most of that earlier period, Mr. Trump stayed away from the complex regulatory details involved in undoing the regulation, according to two current and two former White House officials.
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For the record, Trump stayed away from that particular falsehood on Monday night, according to Daniel Dale, but he repeated many other lies -- even about the size of his crowd.
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I do know the local community is embracing us a lot more, whereas the first year they kind of stayed away, they were intimidated, they didn't know what it was.
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He stayed away from politics and diligently worked his way up from lowly jobs as a knitter to become the main owner of Giordano, a successful chain of clothing stores.
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Yet, analysts say the outperformance of Japanese shares was largely due to short-covering by foreign speculators while long-only investors have mostly stayed away, suggesting the market remains vulnerable.
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Ralph Northam (D) ordered a state of emergency and banned guns from Capitol Square; other advocates who would normally come to the Capitol for citizens' Lobby Day mostly stayed away.
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In spite of Mr. Trump's insistence that he has "stayed away" from Russia in his corporate dealings, he has repeatedly sought business in Russia, from as far back as 1987.
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Building on that, one of the things we haven't done is we don't do synchronous communication so we've stayed away from that because I feel like people like using Slack.
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But in recent weeks, some candidates have started embracing specific goals and overtly race-conscious legislation that even the most left-wing elected officials stayed away from in recent years.
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For the most part though, institutional investors have stayed away from bitcoin BTC=BTSP, the original and largest cryptocurrency in terms of market capitalization, despite outperforming all the world's traditional currencies.
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The princess was not expected to attend the event and has stayed away from the spotlight since news broke in September that she is pregnant with her and Williams' third child.
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She mostly stayed away from discussing Wall Street or income inequality, but applauded her husband's administration, at times almost using it as a model of what her presidency would look like.
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His reelection campaign this year stayed away from some of the national issues that defined progressive campaigns — think pre-existing conditions — and focused instead on humanizing Brown in lighthearted TV ads.
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While he mostly stayed away from jokes about his ex-fiancée Ariana Grande after she appeared to call him out on Twitter, another joke made by the comedian is drawing ire.
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Pichai has stayed away from those discussions, even leaving the company's seat vacant at a recent Senate Intelligence Committee hearing in which executives from Facebook and Twitter faced off with lawmakers.
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Demoralised opposition voters stayed away, and the regime managed to persuade many poor Venezuelans that if they did not vote for the government they might not receive rations of subsidised food.
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With the exception of the SodaStream deal, PepsiCo under former CEO Indra Nooyi largely stayed away from making deals larger than $200 million in her last few years as chief executive.
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Thomas stayed away from the team during the offseason, training on his own in Texas as the defense in which he starred since being drafted in the first round was gutted.
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"He's the only one in America, probably, who thought that way, but John didn't want him to come to the funeral, so he said nice things and stayed away," Dole said.
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Jessie Drago, an American University graduate, said that, while she found the university's history classes balanced, she stayed away from the Institute because of its close relationship with the Russian Embassy.
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In touting stock markets gains, Trump has ventured into territory typically avoided by presidents, who have stayed away from taking credit for gains, because losses could end up being politically perilous.
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"There's a reason why we stayed away from this because there's a potential for threats to turn into actual bad behavior and I worry that we're getting closer to that point."
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Tokyo has stayed away from the currency market since 2011 when it heavily intervened to stem a yen surge in the wake of a devastating earthquake and the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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In India and South Asia, some -- including India's prime minister -- stayed away from celebrating the Hindu festival Holi, where people sing, dance, and splash each other with colored powder and water.
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For me, the "Research Flat Earth" livery on the rocket was tangible proof that the project was nothing more than a circus sideshow, and I was relieved that I'd stayed away.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One drivers hit the streets of central London with revving engines and wheel-spinning displays of smoking rubber on Wednesday - but triple world champion Lewis Hamilton stayed away.
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It was a strategic turnaround for a candidate who had stayed away from attacking others in debates — but it's not a shock that she saved the venom for the mega-billionaire.
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But then Mr. Buffett added that his friendship with Mr. Gates has grown over the years, and he has stayed away from investing "because of the inference" that could be drawn.
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For most of her presidential run, the Massachusetts senator had spurned Beltway-centric Sunday shows, mostly stayed away from the cable news circuit, and only occasionally gone on national TV shows.
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Markle had been due to take part in the ceremony, and said that he had even started working on his speech but he eventually stayed away, saying he needed heart surgery.
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The meeting ended without approving an expected rescue package for Popolare di Bari as ministers from 5-Star and a small party led by former PD leader Matteo Renzi stayed away.
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In a sign of the challenges to come, her high school science teacher told her that she would be fine in a career as long as she stayed away from science.
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SYDNEY, April 1 (Reuters) - Australian home prices fell again in March as credit conditions remained tight and investors stayed away, though the pace of decline slowed as more auctions found buyers.
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His first two stayed away from President Trump entirely: "He's so skewed, it's hard to find an angle that sounds fresh," Mr. Chappelle told The Times in an interview this year.
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A number of Western politicians and global business chiefs stayed away from Saudi Arabia's premier investment event over the killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi, which has sparked an international outcry.
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The failed military coup and the Turkish government's sweeping crackdown makes Turkey a more difficult investment destination, but the global hunt for yield could lure investors who might otherwise have stayed away.
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In an emotional and raw speech,the Grammy winning singer/songwriter — who has always stayed away from drug usage — opened up about just how horrible the aftermath of the accusations have been.
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After "The Dance" closed out the concert and Brooks declared he "didn't know why I stayed away from here so long," one thing seemed certain: He was ready to return any time.
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"However ... continued growth in food sales (was) offset by declining spending in many other shops as consumers stayed away from stores and instead enjoyed the World Cup and the heatwave," she added.
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"Years ago, as a black person, you knew the clubs which would let you in, such as Corks Wine Bar or Moonlighting, but you stayed away from Chinawhite, for example," she said.
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" Throughout the eulogy for Hollings, Biden stayed away from the politics of the day, speaking instead in highly personal tones about his friend Hollings, who he said recognized "that people can change.
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Many foreign investors have stayed away, unwilling to do business with a country whose leader is wanted by the International Criminal Court on charges of masterminding genocide in Darfur - charges he denies.
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Ozil, however, has never commented on the issue even after meeting German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, and stayed away from a media day in the team's pre-tournament training camp in Italy.
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While he said he has stayed away from tweeting about LTC prices directly, he acknowledged his tweets have been criticized in some quarters as manipulating the price despite whatever his best interest.
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American companies, facing increasing pressure in the United States to take a stand on social issues, have lately stayed away from any whiff of the political in ads that appear in China.
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But while McConnell has sought to win over conservatives with a stricter index for Medicaid inflation adjustments, he has stayed away from their demand to gut one of ObamaCare's popular insurance reforms.
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" A mature business devoting large resources to blockchain projects is I.B.M. It has about 15 commercial ventures focused on supply-chain management, he said, and it has "purposely stayed away from cryptocurrencies.
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I work for myself now as a writer and photographer, and I've stayed away from the US in large part because of this mentality that we should be married to our work.
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He stayed away from the more classical or Christian tracks, as he said it was important to him that the music reflected the times and didn't have connotations to any specific religion.
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Nanjiani stayed away from refined sugar and carbs for a year in order to get fit for his role in Marvel&aposs upcoming movie "The Eternals," in addition to working out frequently.
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On Wednesday, nearly 20% of the student population stayed away from school after two of their peers were charged with bringing weapons on campus and another made a threat on social media.
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Instead, the event should have been understood and billed as a day in which white exclusion — even though voluntary — gave those who stayed away a tiny hint at the experience of exclusion.
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Other donors who featured prominently in the mayor's 2014 drive to flip the Senate have also switched sides or have simply stayed away from the races this year — perhaps with good reason.
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Londoners stayed away in droves from the drafty former smokehouse near Smithfield Market (the anchor of that city's meatpacking district at the time, and just as deserted at night as Manhattan's was).
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Major oil companies stayed away from the auction of the so-called "transfer of rights" oil area because of steep signing fees and the dominant position of state-owned oil firm Petrobras .
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READ: The fight over Confederate statues could make or break Democrats Democratic leaders have largely stayed away from talking about race since Republicans took over the South following the civil rights movement.
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"It's going to be a process, but she's OK." Neighbors at the Bunker Hill Housing Development where Pena lived and where Ambrose was found, told the Boston Herald they stayed away from him.
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" Otto had traveled to North Korea in January 2016 with Young Pioneer Tours, a Chinese company which markets itself as providing "budget travel to destinations your mother would rather you stayed away from.
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So I went and I dug up the man we heard about earlier, Johnny Carson, who talked to Barbara Walters about politics and why he stayed away from it in his show. Watch.
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"The best decision that I've taken in my career thus far has been this year I've just stayed away from social media," she told Lena Dunham on the Women of the Hour podcast.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Eight Western countries stayed away from a meeting with Sri Lanka's government on Monday to register their protest against President Maithripala Sirisena's decision to dissolve parliament, diplomatic and government sources said.
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It appeared many had heeded those warnings and stayed away on Monday, with those who did travel commenting on social media that their journey had not been as bad as they had expected.
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Last year, in September, trade unions went on a similar strike where nearly 21.72 million workers stayed away from work in protest over the government's plans to introduce labor reform bills in parliament.
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He sparred with nearly every Republican who he shared the stage with throughout the GOP primary process and mostly stayed away from specific policies in lieu of rhetorical red meat for his supporters.
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But antitrust regulators in the U.S. have stayed away from these companies because their services are cheap or free, so they're perceived as pro-consumer, which is ultimately what regulators want to encourage.
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Big banks have reportedly stayed away from Iranian projects out of fear that it could violate sanctions laid out in the 2015 deal with the U.S., Great Britain, France, China, Germany and Russia.
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After losing Kanye West and losing its ranking as a top sneaker seller to Adidas, the Jordan Brand decided to do something Cohen said it actively stayed away from previously: non-athlete collaborations.
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I can't remember a time when I liked wearing a swimsuit — even at my smallest, I always stayed away from the sun, safe in my parents' basement with Mountain Dew and the PS2.
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SS Addison Russell stayed away from the ballpark on Thursday, a day after allegations of physical abuse against his wife, Melissa, surfaced on social media and prompted an investigation by Major League Baseball.
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"What I used to love about Taylor Swift is she stayed away from politics," Charlie Kirk, founder of the conservative non-profit student organization Turning Point, said on Fox News television on Monday.
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TOKYO, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Most Japanese government bonds (JGBs) were little changed on Friday, as investors stayed away from taking new positions while monitoring the outbreak of a flu-like virus in China.
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He had stayed away since shortly after World War II, worried that the French authorities would pull him aside in the customs line at the airport and send him back to the army.
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Whereas Faye spent his life in Africa, Ernest Mancoba (1904-2002), who has a show of 23 drawings and paintings in a second-floor space at Aicon Gallery, left early and stayed away.
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But it's possible that the average hacker stayed away from the political sphere before now, perhaps not wanting to cross paths with their state-sponsored counterparts, or perhaps just not considering them worthwhile targets.
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Many Western banks and other companies, fearful of losing business such as fees from arranging deals for Saudi Arabia's $250 billion wealth fund, sent lower-level executives even as their top people stayed away.
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The narrative throughout this awards season has been that despite the film's success at the all-important Telluride and Toronto film festivals, people found it too difficult to watch and stayed away from screenings.
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"After that whole terrorism thing happened, we kind of stayed away from giving statements because we felt like the news and media becomes divisive by pointing fingers at different people," says vocalist Miles Michaud.
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On a first visit to the scene of the disaster, she met only senior members of the emergency services and stayed away from people affected by the blaze and members of the local community.
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With less money to spend, consumers also stayed away from shopping, with retail sales, a barometer of customer demand in Russia, down 5.1 percent in August and following a 5.2 percent decline in July.
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Though the glue is specially designed to use on the face, when we did the first shoot we were kind of worried about ripping off Robbie's eyebrows, so we stayed away from that area.
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Merkel and Seehofer's February meeting in Munich was planned after they each stayed away from the other's party conference late last year as their conservative alliance struggles to repair the divisions over migrant policy.
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He stayed away from Los Angeles for close to two months, during which he built the treehouse, on property that belongs to his wedding date's father (she accompanied him for part of the trip).
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Although last year's deal technically allowed a raft of new international business deals with Iran, including U.S. dollar transactions, in practice many banks have stayed away, fearing that they would inadvertently break remaining sanctions.
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On Sunday, Judge Garland stayed away from addressing his own "twists and turns" of the partisan divide over his nomination, focusing instead on the values that he learned while a standout student in Skokie.
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But the Senate and House of Representatives Democratic leaders, Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, stayed away after Trump attacked them in a tweet as being weak on illegal immigration and driven to raise taxes.
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In recent years Algeria's production stagnated as investors stayed away, put off by tough contract terms and state bureaucracy that made the North African country a tough sell for oil companies despite its potential.
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Senator Kamala Harris, who represents many of those companies based in her home state of California, has repeatedly pressed executives on consumer privacy but has stayed away from direct calls to limit their influence.
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The fans, as usual, have stayed away this season — even as Stanton stretches the limits of his breathtaking talent, the Marlins rank last in National League attendance for the fifth year in a row.
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For the next few weeks, Mr. de Blasio stayed away from Albany, part of a deliberate City Hall strategy to avoid turning the debate over city schools into a personal referendum on the mayor.
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The replacement is a "tool" — reportedly (and, again, understandably) party leaders intentionally stayed away from calling it an "app" — which involves party-distributed iPads equipped with "caucus calculators" accessed through a simple Google form.
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Australia and New Zealand initially refused to join Asian countries as part of the Western Pacific region, and China stayed away entirely because the United Nations recognized Taiwan as the government of all China.
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The Muslim organisation urged people to go to the polls but made no recommendation; and, in contrast with previous years, secular politicians stayed away from the organisation's annual gathering at Le Bourget airfield in April.
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Yie said Manulife has stayed away from the stock due to Blackberry's lack of free cash-flow generation, but that could change given the "potential for good things to come out" of the software business.
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Adams is hoping the automation and targeting will attract brands that have been willing to advertise on digital music services like Spotify and iHeartRadio, but have stayed away from podcasts because of the limited technology.
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Ambulance came and took him to the ER. He tried to go out on work comp due to his 'injuries' and stayed away from the office, because he knew he was going to get fired.
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"Some of our outsourced staff, including cabin crew, have stayed away from work from Friday and we are working with their employer to resolve any issues they may have," the airline said in a statement.
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The big surprise here is that for a company that has largely stayed away from gimmicky or extraneous features on previous devices, the OnePlus 7's pop-up camera seems like an incredibly weird choice.
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Data released by the government's Department of Telecom (DoT) at the end of five rounds of bidding on Saturday showed carriers stayed away from the most-efficient yet pricey 700 megahertz (MHz) band of airwaves.
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In recent years, they have also had to contend with national chain dollar stores, which once stayed away from the city but have now moved into many neighborhoods, as well as online retailers like Amazon.
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Private players like hedge funds stayed away from sovereign debt because there was no way for them to get their money back if a country defaulted; a hedge fund couldn't take a country to court.
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Claudia Sheinbaum, the mayor of Mexico City, said she had instructed all the department heads in municipal government not to penalize any female employees who stayed away from work on the day of the strike.
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"Over the last three years we have watched with horror as the administration has dismantled protections for trafficking survivors," said Martina Vandenberg, the president of the Human Trafficking Legal Center in Washington, who stayed away.
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Nehru typically stayed away from political matters, but she took the unusual step of confronting Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, her close friend and cousin by marriage, when she believed that the state of emergency Mrs.
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In that event, the hosts themselves are also required to verify their ID. But until recently, the platform itself largely stayed away from assuming responsibility for the many problems that can occur on its platform.
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She has also stayed away from national security issues, despite suggestions by some analysts that her husband might have given her secret documents or information that could be damaging or embarrassing to the Beijing leadership.
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Melania Trump, uninterested in the constant travel involved on the campaign trail, and hoping to maintain a semblance of normalcy for her young son, stayed away for the most part, remaining in New York City.
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You'd seem to be in the best position to consider what your father would have wanted when he was in full possession of his faculties: Your mother and he divorced; your half sisters stayed away.
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This is a big political step for an industry that has traditionally stayed away from politics for fear of upsetting a chunk of their consumer base, and may herald a new stage in fashion activism.
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Despite ramping up forceful rhetoric, Trump administration officials have stayed away from the idea of military intervention in recent days, instead focusing on economic sanctions they hope will help weaken Mr. Maduro and his supporters.
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Carrie's daughter Billie Lourd has understandably stayed away from the public eye while mourning, but released a brief statement on Monday (January 2) to thank fans all over the world for their "love and support".
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Most often wiser presidents kept their distance from the head of the FBI, to avoid the impression of meddling in law enforcement—and wise FBI bosses stayed away from the White House as much as possible.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The annual Cairo International Book Fair opened this week in a shiny new venue far away, literally and metaphorically, from the city's historic book souk - and many of the old market's merchants stayed away.
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Despite not being a fan of the flower at first — "I honestly thought they were really hard to grow so I always just kind of stayed away," she says — they're now one of the most meaningful.
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TBILISI (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Saturday said Mass for an unusually small crowd of just a few thousand Catholics in Georgia, a celebration that was further dampened when a delegation from the Orthodox Church stayed away.
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" During a news conference held days before his inauguration, Trump said, "I have no dealings with Russia, I have no deals in Russia, I have no deals that could happen in Russia because we've stayed away.
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Poaching users from other platforms is definitely a priority, but Wang says the team has really been looking at how to nab users who have stayed away from the convoluted confusion of fantasy leagues as well.
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But, highlighting how long and hard their road to membership is likely to be, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of EU member Spain stayed away from the talks since Madrid refuses to recognize the independence of Kosovo.
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"I think that a lot of veterans have stayed away from the VA because of either reputation or they have had a negative experience with the VA and have chosen not to go back," Caldwell said.
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You could get up to some wickedness in there if you didn't believe in ghosts, but none of the students had arrived at a definite opinion on the matter, so everyone stayed away to be safe.
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The top-ranked woman, Serena Williams, has partnered with her sister Venus for 14 Grand Slam titles and three Olympic gold medals, but the top men's singles players largely stayed away from Olympic doubles until 2008.
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However, in a week during which Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has raised the spectre of an interest rate hike in Britain in the coming months, nervous investors stayed away from rate-sensitive bond markets.
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SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son stayed away from a major investment summit in Saudi Arabia that was overshadowed by the killing, despite his company being a key player in showcase projects designed to transform the country's economy.
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And while bigger investors from proprietary traders to hedge funds are growing more active, mainstream financial firms have stayed away from cryptocurrencies, even as market infrastructure seen as key to their entry begins to be built.
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Many of the Republican Party's leading contributors have stayed away from his campaign, judging from financial disclosures filed by Mr. Trump and his party on Saturday, signaling his difficulties in persuading party elites to back him.
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In brief, Democrats have stayed away from this narrative because the long hoped-for alliance between oppressed racial minorities and the oppressed white working class has never materialized, and it looks very far from materializing now.
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Patriarch Kirill stayed away from a Holy and Great Council hosted by Bartholomew on Crete in 2016, a meeting of all Orthodox church leaders aimed at promoting unity, which had been 55 years in the making.
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This year, many of those investors stayed away as the killing of the dissident Saudi columnist Jamal Khashoggi cast a shadow over the prince's trademark investment conference and his wider ambitions to reform the kingdom's economy.
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In fact, while Obama has stayed away from endorsing in the 2020 campaign, he has made rare public remarks about his thoughts on the race, including a warning that many interpreted as a critique of Sanders.
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Although she had stayed away from the charged issue of the Confederate flag during her first five years in office, she backed removing it from the State House building after the Dylann Roof massacre in Charleston.
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And it underscores how Republicans on the Hill have, for the most part, stayed away from vigorous oversight of the Trump administration -- something that is common when either party controls both Congress and the White House.
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MOSCOW — Russia rolled out a rather subdued version of its annual Victory Day parade on Tuesday, with President Vladimir V. Putin calling for international cooperation in fighting terrorism even though foreign leaders had mostly stayed away.
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At the White House, the president and his press secretary, Stephanie Grisham, stayed away from reporters, perhaps saving their energy for a "Merry Christmas"-style Trump rally to be held later in the evening in Michigan.
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So far, the company has largely stayed away from offering services that are still in a legal gray area (like private car-hailing), but has begun experimenting with an UberBlack-like but commercially licensed black-car service.
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Large crowds were absent in many locations on Thursday, but it was not as bad as 2717.45 and 3.93 when shoppers largely stayed away from stores on Thanksgiving and Black Friday, according to retail analysts and consultants.
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While she and sister Olivia have both stayed away from the public eye since news of the indictments broke, Isabella is reportedly still on good terms with her parents while Olivia is distancing herself from her family.
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Japan's government has stayed away from the currency market since 2011 when it intervened heavily to stem excessive yen gains versus the dollar in the wake of Fukushima nuclear crisis triggered by a massive earthquake and tsunami.
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Young Pioneer Tours, which also organises travel to former Soviet gulags, Chernobyl and Iran (or, "destinations your mother would rather you stayed away from", as it brags), says it will no longer take Americans to North Korea.
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Many hunters have stayed away from Zimbabwein recent months, with Bubye general manager Blondie Leathem telling the Independentthat since the furor over the killing of Cecil, a rare black-maned lion, by a US dentist last year.
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While Amazon has had a huge impact on retail in general, causing upheaval across the entire industry, up until now it had mostly stayed away from the offline world — pop-up stores and some other experiments aside.
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The former Spice Girl secretly travelled to the church before the ceremony to say a private farewell, while fellow celebrities such as Elton John and Kate Moss stayed away because the family wanted the minimum of fuss.
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BoE Governor Mark Carney stayed away from British monetary policy in a speech he gave in Berlin at the same time as Forbes, instead focusing on the need for bonds to support investment in environmentally friendly projects.
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Except it wasn't just Trump who stayed away from the Swiss alps—a handful of big names in world politics have shunned Davos this year, from embattled UK Prime Minister Theresa May to French President Emmanuel Macron.
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However, in a week during which Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has also raised the spectre of an interest rate hike in Britain in the coming months, nervous investors stayed away from rate-sensitive bond markets.
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The Real Deal: One of the surprises about The Mandalorian has been that, although it features characters that look like familiar faces, it's actually stayed away from actually using characters that have appeared in the franchise before.
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Many Western banks and other companies, fearful of losing business such as fees from arranging deals for Saudi Arabia's $250 billion wealth fund, sent lower-level executives to the event even as their top people stayed away.
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Twenty-two Republicans backing Dunleavy stayed away from the joint legislative session in the capital, Juneau, going instead to his hometown of Wasilla, where he had sought unsuccessfully to hold the special session in a school cafeteria.
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And the show, for the most part, stayed away from the industry's concerns over the Trump administration (a contrast from a politics-heavy Golden Globes and Emmys), though it did emphasize the #MeToo and Time's Up movements.
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Agassi, 47, who won eight Grand Slam titles but has never coached before, has largely stayed away from the tour since his retirement in 2006, though he has occasionally played in exhibition events with other retired players.
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India cancelled an investor summit it had planned in Kashmir in October, and most tourists have stayed away after a spate of attacks on non-locals in recent weeks, which police blame on militants backed by Pakistan.
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India canceled an investor summit it had planned in Kashmir in October, and most tourists have stayed away after a spate of attacks on non-locals in recent weeks, which police blame on militants backed by Pakistan.
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"China has reduced capacity by 21%; that is money, that is revenue," he told reporters at the Singapore Airshow, whose attendance has been sharply reduced as dozens of companies stayed away due to concerns about the virus.
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The event was boycotted, however, by the leadership of the Syrian opposition, while powers such as the United States, Britain and France stayed away because of what they said was the Syrian government's refusal to properly engage.
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Farrow stayed away from the press, but Maria Roach, one of her lifelong Hollywood friends, released a letter that Farrow had sent to her bolstering her own version of events; Farrow was reportedly upset by the move.
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On Monday the vast majority of U.N. members signed a deal aimed at improving the way the world copes with rising migration, but almost 30 stayed away from the ceremony in Morocco due to disagreement over its contents.
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COLOMBO, Dec 27 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares closed at their weakest in more than eight months in typical year-end holiday-thinned trading on Tuesday, with turnover slumping to a near 33-month low as investors stayed away.
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I had purposely stayed away from any media about the place, the intention, knowing that when I was able to step there, it needed to be with as much clarity as my heart and head could muster. Hanging.
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A senior Trump campaign spokeswoman told CNBC that the success of the bundling program has spread across the country and it's leading to donors who stayed away from Trump in 2016 to jump on board this time around.
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India was the only country that stayed away from a May summit hosted by Chinese President Xi Jinping to promote the plan to build railways, ports and power grids in a modern-day recreation of the Silk Road.
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Germany's Kicker magazine, however, alleged he stayed away for fear of possible arrest in the investigation into a $10 million bribe allegedly paid to former CONCACAF president Jack Warner to secure hosting rights for the 2010 World Cup.
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The final stop of fashion month has seen some of her closest friends, including Gigi and Bella Hadid, and her family members, but the 20-year-old model has stayed away from the City of Lights — until Saturday.
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AWS CEO Andy Jassy AWS CEO Andy Jassy One the reasons these companies like Oracle, IBM and to some extent even Microsoft might have stayed away for so long was the cloud was undermining their core value propositions.
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The new owners at the time were widely expected to pursue other deals to combine Stada with a peer in consumer healthcare or generic drug markets, but the German company has so far stayed away from larger deals.
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A dozen notable congressmen also stayed away, especially those, such as Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois and Mr McCain, in Arizona, who face daunting re-election battles which Mr Trump's name on the ballot will probably make harder.
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Insurance companies in the United States, which tend to steer clear of experimental medicine in general, stayed away from the enormous scientific breakthrough, said Dr. Richard J. Paulson, immediate past president of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.
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Although the North had harsh words for South Korea, the statement stayed away from the kind of belligerent attacks on the United States that have marked past announcements, a possible signal that it's interested in keeping diplomacy alive.
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Foreign investors stayed away from Argentina during much of the past decade due to former President Cristina Fernandez's populist policies and many are waiting to see if market friendly reforms Macri has proposed or passed remain in place.
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As most of the big Republican groups have stayed away from the presidential race, a small constellation of groups run by Trump allies has sprung up in their place, raising $46 million since the beginning of the cycle.
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Mr. Farias was among the roughly 46 percent of voters who stayed away from the polling stations, resulting in what preliminary results indicated was one of the lowest election turnouts since Portugal's return to democracy in the 1970s.
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European Union sanctions imposed in response to Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea from Ukraine prohibit European citizens and enterprises from investing there and major Russian companies and banks have stayed away from the peninsula to avoid the sanctions.
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Then, on Sunday, with the Warriors struggling against the San Antonio Spurs in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals, Kerr made his presence felt in a more substantial way — even as he stayed away from the bench.
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But if you read the public charges closely, the US stayed away from discussing the suspects' motives or affiliations, or trying to hint in any way about why so many big breaches seemed to have a Chinese nexus.
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A year ago, finance executives from BlackRock's Larry Fink to JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon stayed away from the Future Investment Initiative, Saudi Arabia's annual money junket, following the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul by the kingdom's agents.
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The ceremony, at Radio City Music Hall, was hosted by Kevin Spacey, who generally stayed away from politics, instead choosing to make fun of his own status as a late-in-the-game and unexpected choice as host.
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BAMAKO (Reuters) - Voters stayed away in droves from Mali's run-off presidential election due to fears over security and simple apathy, but the voting process was generally fair despite a number of incidents, election monitors said on Monday.
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It is still the most-visited country in the world, with almost 85 million foreigners though French hoteliers have faced tough times as foreign tourists stayed away from Paris and the Riviera last year after Islamist militant attacks.
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President Trump and first lady Melania Trump traveled to Texas Tuesday to view the destruction from the storm, but stayed away from Houston, where their presence would have diverted resources as deadly floods continue to rock the city.
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They stayed away from doing that with Donald Trump, but certainly, there&aposs a lot of hard feelings from the Bush days when John Bolton advocated for -- WALLACE: I suspect John Bolton would consider that a badge of honor.
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - A law amending Uganda's constitution to allow aging leader Yoweri Museveni to extend his rule was introduced in parliament on Tuesday, at a session where nearly all its opponents were either barred or stayed away in protest.
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Turnover was thin in other Gulf markets as many investors stayed away with the approach of Eid al-Adha holidays beginning this week; the holidays start in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday and in the United Arab Emirates on Thursday.
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HSBC CEO John Flint and Blackrock CEO Larry Fink, who had stayed away from last year's event, joined panels at the two-day financial forum that began on Wednesday, as did co-president of JPMorgan Chase & Co, Daniel Pinto.
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Interestingly, this is an area where Minute Media has taken a very different route and stayed away from relying on popular video hosting platforms like Facebook or YouTube, and, by way of AWS, serves everything from its own sites.
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He expected businesses in the capital to be less affected this weekend after heavy disruption over the past three weeks when major stores shut, hotels suffered cancellations and tourists stayed away during the usually busy run-up to Christmas.
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So although I think in the end if a subpoena was issued and challenged, I think Mueller would be able to get some testimony from the president if he stayed away from issues that are covered by these privileges.
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" Otto was a junior in college when he went on a tour of North Korea through Young Pioneer Tours, a Chinese company which markets itself as providing "budget travel to destinations your mother would rather you stayed away from.
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Recent anti-Trump protests have included a "general strike" on Friday, a day after thousands of immigrants across the United States stayed away from work and school to highlight the contributions of foreign-born residents to the U.S. economy.
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More times than not, they don't understand the new era and try to force the old-school music business mentality on companies, which never works in the long term — and Snap has stayed away from this trap thus far.
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The oil and gas law aims to bolster the country's energy production capacity by bringing in foreign oil companies, which have stayed away due to unattractive terms, to work with state producer Sonatrach to boost oil and gas output.
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Peter Samuel, 31, a phlebotomist who was born in Trinidad and now lives in Queens, said that he was returning to J'Ouvert this year after an absence of five years, when he stayed away out of fear of violence.
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SERIOUS READING I don't watch TV. That's another thing I think is a spillover from prison: I saw the television as a space of conflict because people would argue over what to watch, so I stayed away from it.
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Tyson had previously said he intentionally stayed away from all things fighting because he doesn't want to turn into the animal he used to be back in his heyday ... but it seems obvious he's got a knack for coaching.
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But to improve its oil-reliant economy, Tehran needs to attract $100 billion in foreign investment to boost its oil industry and major western investors have stayed away from Iran, partly because of the remaining U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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The government in March finalised plans to divest a majority stake in Air India and offload about $5.1 billion of its debt, but prospective buyers stayed away, with some citing onerous terms as a reason for their lack of interest.
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With tensions between the two countries on the rise, it's perhaps no surprise that the Trump administration stayed away from a move that would have helped an adversarial power while raising new questions about the White House's own motivations and integrity.
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Egnyte CEO and co-founder Vineet Jain says that while many enterprise customers have seen the value of a collaborative office suite like G Suite, they might have stayed away because of compliance concerns (whether that was warranted or not).
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In recent years, the Yankees have largely stayed away from long-term contracts that carry past age 35, even allowing Robinson Cano to leave rather than give him a 10-year deal that would have carried him into his 40s.
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He's made a half-hearted stab at suggesting the CNN event was rigged because one teen who pulled out of the event claims he was fed a question (which CNN denies), but he has stayed away from attacking the kids themselves.
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Members of hard-left parties took part in the march - though some others in the center stayed away saying it threatened France's tradition of secularism, and far right leader Marine Le Pen said the event had been organized by Islamists.
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Melania stayed away from "the scene," and had "no history of boyfriends," the photographer Antoine Verglas told the Washington Post (recalling Diana Spencer's uncle, Lord Fermoy, who assured the press, in 1981, that his niece "has never had a lover").
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Ronald Jumeau, the ambassador from the Seychelles to the United Nations, has largely stayed away from the formal climate negotiations this week, instead talking about similar innovative financing arrangements with philanthropists and private investors who have showed up in Bonn.
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Although he regularly visited the United States for decades, Prince Mohammed has now stayed away for two years, in part because he fears prosecutors might seek to question him or his aides, according to two people familiar with his thinking.
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A regular visitor to the United States for three decades, Prince Mohammed has now stayed away for two years, in part because he fears prosecutors might seek to question him or his aides, according to two people familiar with his thinking.
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This enabled some of the businesses to get accounts at credit unions, but major banks have largely stayed away from the expanding industry, concluding that the burdens and risks of doing business with marijuana sellers were not worth the hassle.
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Winnie Madikizela-Mandela chose to fight back, and was willing to cross lines others stayed away from, including her support for the torture of "necklacing" suspected government collaborators — burning them alive by placing a tire doused with gasoline around their necks.
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NEW DELHI — A fair and independent electoral process, an independent judiciary, a Parliament with a noisy opposition, a relatively free press and an army that has stayed away from politics have defined India since it adopted its Constitution in 1950.
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The Justice Department acknowledged in its motion that it was unable to extradite the two defendants from their home countries, Spain and France, so long as they stayed away from a nation that would send them to the United States.
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It remains to be seen whether Warren or Klobuchar will see a boost in the polls on a night when many viewers may have stayed away because of the holiday season or fatigue over watching coverage of Trump's impeachment this week.
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Melania stayed away from "the scene," and had "no history of boyfriends," the photographer Antoine Verglas told the Washington Post (recalling Diana Spencer's uncle, Lord Fermoy, who assured the press, in 1981, that his niece "has never had a lover").
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ST PETERSBURG, Russia (Reuters) - U.S. ambassador to Russia Jon Huntsman Jr. stayed away from an event on Friday that would have required him to be in the same room as Viktor Vekselberg, a Russian metals tycoon subject to U.S. sanctions.
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Sources close to Judy Garland's daughter tell TMZ ... she "most likely" won't see "Judy," starring Renee, because she's always stayed away from onscreen depictions of her mother or herself, and this one, in particular, has the potential to be painful viewing.
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"I've always stayed away from the presidential stuff because of what happened with my father," Mr. Cuomo said, apparently referring to the wistful what-ifs over Mario M. Cuomo's flirtation with — and ultimate decision against — a run for president in 1992.
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A 2700 Bankrate survey indicated that two-thirds of people under 30 had no "major" credit card, fearing the impact that misusing one could have, or stayed away after witnessing the negative experiences of people who relied on credit during the Great Recession.
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Rahul Gandhi, the president of the main opposition Congress party, has also stayed away from the controversy, but his party colleagues have said any law allowing the construction of the temple would be unconstitutional because the matter is before the Supreme Court.
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Though he's done theater and picked up a few television roles here and there (including a part on The Crown), Hall has stayed away from booking another series — and told The Daily Beat he would "think long and hard" about doing so.
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We've just now started dabbling back in security, but we didn't see that exit environment for it, we did see differentiated products out there, we thought that it was a highly competitive market, and for a while we just stayed away from it.
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Hampered by regulatory constraints, as well as being harmed by the bursting of a tech bubble in 2000, Israeli pension funds and insurance companies have stayed away from high-tech, while billions of dollars have been generated from high-profile takeovers or flotations.
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Even if few travellers end up having their phones examined, such signals from the Trump administration—whether travel bans from Muslim countries, laptop restrictions on planes, overly intrusive security screening or building walls—suggest a country that would rather tourists stayed away.
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Although Cartel de Santa has stayed away from making additional narco rap tracks, the genre was quickly taken up by hip-hop duo Cano and Blunt in Reynosa, and Mexican Boy in Matamoros, who all began the proliferation of dedications around 2600.
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Some investors have stayed away from trading the pound due to uncertainties on how the U.K. would leave the EU. Jasslyn Yeo, global market strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, said she's been taking a "wait-and-see" approach on the currency.
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Although the former first lady stayed away from political talk — save for a few subtle digs at President Donald Trump — and did not address the battle over whether to repeal her husband's signature achievement as president directly, Obama shared a message of optimism.
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Obiang stayed away but his lawyer requested that the trial be suspended on the grounds that his client had not been given enough time to properly prepare his defense in a complex case, having been summoned to trial just three weeks ago.
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"Mostly the banks have stayed away from the currency ... it doesn't seem to have come into the banking system," he said, adding that the OCC feels the currency does not currently pose a threat to the safety and soundness of the banking system.
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COLOMBO, May 14 (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee hit a record low of 158 per dollar on Monday in thin trade after the central bank chief said the currency will depreciate gradually while exporters stayed away from the market expecting further weakness.
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Technology platforms have traditionally stayed away from news shows, because it can be difficult to compete with the journalistic quality and ethos of networks that are experts in news-gathering and have the infrastructures to support investigative work with a quick turnaround.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Millions of Mexican women stayed away from offices, schools and government agencies on Monday to join a second day of marches to protest against violence and macho culture, as an eerie quiet fell on normally bustling streets and factories.
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Mr. Hunter remained on the ballot, and while he largely stayed away from high-profile campaign events, even Democrats had thought he was still likely to win, even as the race narrowed against his Democratic challenger, Ammar Campa-Najjar, a Latino-Arab.
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The famously private actor, who has stayed away from all social media platforms, gave an in-depth interview to the New York Times where he talked about his career and the overwhelming fame that followed his breakout role in the Twilight series.
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"Kyrsten is in an interesting spot because she ran in her campaign as a moderate but also really stayed away from the partisan politics — she always referred to what Arizonans want, making it very local," said Mike Noble, a Republican strategist in Arizona.
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And that, in spite of the fact that she was never seen around the building, did not have a badge or an email address, according to some news reports, and told interviewers over the years she stayed away from her husband's political life.
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Trump has stayed away from the golf course while he's been in Florida, even though the weather in Palm Beach has been warm and sunny, in what aides said is an effort to respect the 17 people who were killed in the shooting.
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The shooting was tragic and traumatic for those who were there — one of Morgan's band mates stayed away from New York for many years after — but for the rest of the world, it has the qualities of a sad, strange, faded tabloid story.
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The luxury goods industry, one of France's top export categories and a major driver of tourism in Paris, has been especially hard hit, with scores of boutiques vandalized and poor sales during the all-important holiday season, when nervous shoppers stayed away.
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With the exception of an exchange between Mr. Macron and some 1,000 young people in a gymnasium earlier this month, people in their teens and 20s have mostly stayed away from the debates, which have been more popular among older people, especially retirees.
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PHOENIX (Reuters) - Arizona Governor Doug Ducey on Friday announced a deal with state legislative leaders to raise teachers' pay 20 percent by 2020, as educators stayed away from classrooms a second straight day in a spreading revolt over salaries and school funding.
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Instead of making friends and influencing people in Brussels, Zuckerberg looks to have delivered less than if he'd stayed away — angering and alienating the very people whose job it will be to amend the EU legislation that's coming down the pipe for his platform.
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Last year, Iraq's parliament approved the 2017 budget, but all members of the KDP party that rules the Kurdish region stayed away, protesting that the budget failed to allocate enough money for salaries of state workers and Peshmerga fighters, the Kurdish region's security forces.
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His customers, modest street-side vendors and grocery stores with limited means of transport, have stayed away too, he said, most likely because fears of long waits to stock up on gasoline, or a shortage itself, would hit hard at their carefully calibrated daily routines.
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I watched those kinds of things and I've stayed away from that for so long—not intentionally, music has been my baby—but when I go to these places it puts perspective on my life and I'm always in a constant search for purpose.
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Publicly, Germany has stayed away from linking the bailout to the migrant crisis even as Ms. Merkel's leadership has come under threat from a surge in popularity for the Alternative for Germany, a right-wing populist party that has opposed her open-door refugee policies.
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While the president stayed away from Virginia, just across the Potomac from the White House, every major Democratic presidential hopeful was welcomed with open arms to campaign with the party's candidates, in a state that has not elected a statewide Republican in a decade.
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Pablo Ortellado, a professor at the University of São Paulo who studies protest movements in Brazil, said a recent survey he conducted showed that working-class Brazilians and people under 35 had largely stayed away from the political rallies that were roiling many cities.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Investors in Asia bought the Japanese yen, sold South Korean stocks and stayed away from volatile assets on Monday, reacting to opinion polls showing Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton's lead over her Republican rival Donald Trump narrowing further in the U.S. presidential election.
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In a neighborhood where antigovernment feeling is painted on the walls — "Go back, Indian dogs," reads one message — Asrar was known as a smart young man who stayed away from protests and excelled in school, scoring 495 out of 500 on a recent exam.
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Terry McAuliffe praised Obama, he pointed out an unmistakable element of the Republican campaign: Though Trump has tweeted about Gillespie, and Vice President Mike Pence did a campaign stop for him just last weekend, Trump himself has so far stayed away from the trail.
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I never minced words in describing exactly what form of cutting was involved, and there are many gradations of severity, and the terrible damage it did, and stayed away from the euphemistic circumcision, but chose to use the less culturally loaded term, genital cutting.
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COLOMBO, April 17 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares hit a five-week closing high in thin trade on Tuesday, rising for a fifth straight session, as many market participants stayed away due to extended holidays after the Sinhala-Tamil New Year festival over the weekend, brokers said.
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That suggests buying in May was driven by short-term players such as hedge funds that typically trade in futures while longer-term investors stayed away from the markets due to ongoing worries about trade frictions between the United States, China and the European Union, analysts said.
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Unfortunately, the fines proved to be not enough of an incentive and more than half of the younger and healthier Americans expected to sign up for Obamacare plans stayed away; insurance companies lost out on those expected profits and many of them abandoned the Obamacare exchanges altogether.
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At a hearing on Saturday, Judge Stephanie K. Miller ordered Ms. Hartman released on her own recognizance on the condition that she received psychiatric help, stayed away from O'Hare and British Airways and wore an ankle monitor until her case was concluded, The Chicago Tribune reported.
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The four women's stars who had recently signed professional contracts with MacCall's group — Billie Jean King, Rosie Casals, Ann Haydon-Jones and Françoise Dürr — all stayed away from Bournemouth, in part because the women's prize money (300 pounds to the winner) was far inferior to the men's.
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With so few resources on her work available — Choucair was barely understood during her most active years and stayed away from explaining her work — it is very difficult to get a real sense of the nature of her project, which I suspect, evolved through the years.
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The defense official noted that if Iran perceives US assistance to Tehran's foes in Yemen as an anti-Iranian move, it could hurt US efforts to fight ISIS in Syria and northern Iraq, where pro-Iranian militias have until now largely stayed away from interfering with US efforts.
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EditorsNote: Deletes "in his first game with his new team" in notes New kids help Bruins top Predators BOSTON — The Boston Bruins stayed away from the free agent and trade markets in the offseason, electing instead to ride with their younger players and play at a quicker pace.
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It had some competition from The Free Press, the academic/trade crossover imprint that migrated from Macmillan to Simon & Schuster and specialized in scholarly conservative thought before it was absorbed into Simon & Schuster's flagship imprint in 2012, but otherwise, the Big Five houses stayed away from conservative publishing.
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"She should've stayed away from friends / She should've had more time to spend / She should've died when she was born / She should've worn the crown of thorns / She should have been a son..." These lyrics, from the Nirvana song "Been a Son," are very representative of the band's style.
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The rationale was that yoking religiosity to anti-establishment ire would tie up the evangelical vote with those of other disgruntled conservatives—millions of whom, in the estimation of the Cruz campaign, had stayed away from the polls in recent elections because no true believer was on the ballot.
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"Here in Florida, we've been through downturns in the past, and we know that if you have too much exposure in commercial real estate, you can have higher risk, so we've intentionally stayed away from it," said Mr. Hudson, the third member of his family to run Seacoast.
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But when Barbara Bush died this year, Mr. Trump stayed away from a funeral that drew four of the five living former presidents and Melania Trump, who posed in an iconic photograph with her husband's predecessors that seemed to highlight his exclusion from the nation's most exclusive club.
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I live in New York, and they live in Hawaii, and while it's true that traveling to the islands requires a certain commitment of time, the real reason I stayed away is that there were other places I wanted to go and other things I wanted to see.
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Unlike To All the Boys, however, which purposely stayed away from the conventional tale of identity as a burden, Love, Simon was stuck — like many other LGBT films this year, as Adam Vary pointed out — in the usual convention of representing queerness through stories about coming out of the closet.
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Jamie Michael, who is head of the Western Australia Strawberry Growers Association, told the Australian Broadcasting Corp that his farm had dumped strawberries in the peak of the season and that if shoppers stayed away, some growers would not be able to afford to plant a crop for next year.
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" Ms. Stifelman, who has stayed away from the show since shortly after Mr. Loeffelholz's death, disputed the descriptions, saying in an email, "In two decades working at "Chicago" I've trained hundreds of performers with the utmost of professionalism and respect and any insinuation to the contrary is just not true.
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Yet Schafer stayed away from the spotlight and kept the focus on actually finding a horse to run in the race, which features a showdown between California Chrome, the soon-to-be retired Horse of the Year, and Arrogate, who barely bested Chrome in the Breeders' Cup Classic last fall.
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COLOMBO, Dec 23 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares edged up on Friday, snapping eight straight sessions of falls and moving away from a more than eight-month closing low hit in the previous session, while turnover was low in holiday-thinned trade as investors stayed away from markets ahead of the Christmas weekend.
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The company has also largely stayed away from big deals, instead focusing on partnering with companies such as Microsoft Inc and Kroger Co. On a post-earnings call with analysts on Tuesday, company executives played down the possibility of an acquisition, a move that has been questioned by analysts for sometime now.
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Outside of helping his brother and his nephew, George P. Bush, the Texas land commissioner, and his friend Ed Gillespie in a Virginia Senate race, Mr. Bush has largely stayed away from campaigns since returning to Texas in 2009, writing only a handful of personal checks for candidates who visited his Dallas office.
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Some Chinese citizens have stayed away as a result of the travel warning, which urges tourists to be aware of shootings, robberies and high medical costs present in the U.S., according to the AP, while others have likely shied away due to the ongoing trade war between Beijing and the Trump administration.
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" Mr. Warmbier, a onetime high school soccer player and homecoming king with an adventuresome spirit, was traveling in China in December 2015 when he signed up for a five-day tour of North Korea with a Chinese company that advertised "budget travel to destinations your mother would rather you stayed away from.
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President Andrzej Duda of Poland stayed away from the Jerusalem event after he was refused a speaking slot at the ceremony at Yad Vashem, though President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia was given one as the leader of one of the Allied powers that liberated Europe and the world from Nazi tyranny.
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When Jaquinda was a teen-ager, Errol had stayed away from the Higueros household for perfectly good reasons: briefly a wild high schooler, Jaquinda had once shared with him her little supply of cocaine and things had very nearly gone off the rails before Errol sensibly fled to his air-conditioned insurance office.
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Britain benefited from the inclusion for the first time in Rio not only of rugby sevens (in which it picked up a silver medal) but also of golf, where Justin Rose won in a field thinned by the absence of several of the world's top players who stayed away for fear of the Zika virus.
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The most unifying force in the city paid a visit on its most divisive force, and while President Trump was not booed in his own house, as he was when he visited Nationals Park last week, several players stayed away, most of them players of color, including the All-Star third baseman Anthony Rendon.
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And a few months into the new administration, despite the investigations into alleged Russian involvement in the election, and despite the president's failure so far to get much of the agenda he ran on enacted, support for Trump is strong among local workers, including many Reuters interviewed who stayed away from the polls last November.
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Indeed, even though some of Douglas's earlier mentors and caretakers stayed away from Anne Boleyn and were staunch supporters of Katherine of Aragon, and even though Douglas was a Catholic and Boleyn a reformer, Henry VIII rather adored his niece and appointed her to be the first lady of honor to his new queen.
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At a recent forum in Athens, Donald Tusk, a former prime minister of Poland and the current president of the European Council, who has generally stayed away from domestic politics and whose name was not on the ballot on Sunday, lamented the political climate in his country and the murder of the mayor of his hometown, Gdansk.
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Mr. Harrison also stayed away from the wall unit, which holds Ms. Osnes's very special property: 10 binders of Playbills (arranged chronologically, starting with the "Man of La Mancha" Broadway revival she saw during a trip to New York as a high school student in 2003) and a selection of board games, including Yahtzee, Life, Sorry, Scrabble and Clue.
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I stayed away from the heavy classics, and looked for things that had big, imaginative horsepower, novels by David Mitchell or Philip K. Dick or George R. R. Martin — or even Y.A. novels by Philip Pullman or J. K. Rowling — those authors who just have a huge store of original creative energy, who really suck you into the world they've created.
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But he stayed away from proposing any sweeping changes to gun laws, and gave no details of how he would deliver on his list of ideas: more resources to address hate crimes, reforming mental health laws, working with social media companies on tools to detect potential mass shooters, addressing video game violence, and keeping guns away from people known to pose a risk of violence.
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A retired Alabama police officer said police were told in the 1970s to make sure now-GOP Senate candidate Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE stayed away from high school cheerleaders.
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Under Armour, meantime, has struggled to grow sales on its home turf in North America, as the business has largely stayed away from the athleisure trend that has taken over the U.S. Former CEO Kevin Plank, who stepped aside last week to be replaced by former COO Patrik Frisk, had always said Under Armour planned to stay true to its core, sweat-wicking performance gear.
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