But others are staying away from Europe's top car show.
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Tarek fears arrest and is staying away from her home.
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The reasons for staying away from overseas investments are varied.
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True statesmen are staying away from elected office in droves.
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Staying away from pollution and pesticides is a good idea.
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Laundry, pulling weeds, doing his homework, staying away from drugs.
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The difficulty in having an idea what bitcoin's value should be also means that institutional investors are not just staying away from buying the currency, but also staying away from selling, or "shorting", it.
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Staying away from edible foodstuffs also meant staying away from other things, and over time, I developed a sense of unworthiness, that I was destined to occupy an inferior and unwelcome place in the world.
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And it's not like she's been staying away from social media.
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Staying away from big brand names helps keep consumer costs down.
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She felt better once she started staying away from the house.
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Staying away from big brands names helps keep consumer costs down.
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Chadwick Boseman is committed to staying away from Avengers: Endgame spoilers.
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The guiding principle for Knausgaard was staying away from the icons.
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Food and budget experts alike also recommend staying away from alcohol.
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Trader David Seaburg said he is staying away from the retail names.
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"I'd be staying away from the airline industry in general," Tepper warned.
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" Ryerson Holding Corp: "I'm staying away from the steel stocks right now.
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Many Kisumu residents were staying away from the polls as a protest.
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Adhering to Whole30 involved staying away from almost everything I loved. Wine?
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VANCOUVER, B.C. — David Oliver wins gift cards for staying away from drugs.
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Staying away from my family is an ongoing battle with my emotions.
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"We are staying away from those things," he said on local radio.
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What to watch: Iran's leaders are staying away from the negotiating table.
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Virtus Investment Partners' Joe Terranova is staying away from the stock for now.
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Kevin O'Leary, Shark Tank judge and O'Shares Chairman, is staying away from Apple.
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"Right now, I'm staying away from bringing my brand into politics," he said.
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But she suggests staying away from cranberry juice for a different health reason.
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But one market watcher would advise staying away from the beaten-down stock.
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Still, Sena said the Democrats are staying away from the Republican primary process.
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Mobile phone retailers in the Philippines are also staying away from Huawei products.
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Next, you should self-isolate, including staying away from anyone you live with.
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And to keep her anxiety in check, that means staying away from the scale.
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"My secret to a long life has been staying away from men," she said.
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As a fundamental investor, we are staying away from Amazon for the time being.
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I won't be staying away from more No Man's Sky, I know that much.
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That, and staying away from trendy skin-care fads, like sheet masks, for one.
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So ... Also: This official White House speech is really staying away from campaign politics!
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He also recommends staying away from caladryl and calamine lotions for the same reason.
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I know it's down because people are staying away from those kinds of stocks.
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Since then, staying away from small talk has brought me one positive experience after another.
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Staying away from India would mean forgoing a market that has surged in recent years.
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I'm gonna say yes to that purchase and I've been staying away from the REITs.
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"I think it's all about staying away from the personal savior," Pepper de Caires added.
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We already should be staying away from others when we know we could be infectious.
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May's fellow Conservatives staying away from the chamber and leaving her to fend for herself.
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It also means staying away from neighborhood apps and disabling the audio recording on cameras.
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The statement generally strikes a positive note, staying away from any direct references to controversy.
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Sometimes you're better off staying away from real estate altogether and simply continuing to rent.
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And so, I am capable of staying away from a kind of stream of feedback.
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If you're staying away from alcohol, opt for a general purpose Wirecutter-approved drinking glass.
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But staying away from school is only going to make the problem worse, she said.
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Rabies is the obvious one, so staying away from surly mammals is a good general rule.
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"I've been pretty fortunate this year staying away from the multi-run home run," Dickey said.
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People are not staying away from synagogues and there's a rise in pride, in being Jewish.
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Yes, staying away from tight underwear or pants is advised, as it may elevate scrotal temperature.
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Staying away from starfruit This fruit originates in Asia and gets its name from its shape.
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Most pundits are staying away from predictions after Trump's shock win over Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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CHICAGO — Voters practiced social distancing with the election on Tuesday – by staying away from the polls.
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There is this fear — people are staying away from each other, not even smiling, it's weird.
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"The hardest problem of my life…is staying away from women," Choudhury told ABC News in 2012.
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"You try being 22, having a period and staying away from Google," she also told the Times.
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The KarJenners are staying away from the drama this holiday season — or at least, they're trying to.
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Asked if she is staying away from the campaign plane because of the optics, the aide demurred.
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Staying away from a lot of the negative politics stuff, I'm talking about personal stuff and media.
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There are a number of reasons people are staying away from getting professional financial help, experts said.
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As a result, Kim is staying away from Jonathan (where the Food God goes, the carbs go).
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For a while, I was staying away from anything that required me wearing very little clothes (laughs).
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But the Democrat that matters most — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi — is staying away from the i-word.
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How can he trust that they've been staying away from people who may be carrying the virus?
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That means staying away from fast food, cooking traditional dishes, buying local products and eating less meat.
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He emphasized staying away from the so-called FANG stocks: Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google's parent company, Alphabet.
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With both Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande staying away from social media, their relationship should be little quieter.
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During the day, she advises staying away from any long-wear foundations or non-water-based SPF formulas.
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Rubio has been content to battle it out in the establishment "lane" while mostly staying away from Trump.
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"Customers are staying away from my business," said Daud, who sells clothes from a tent in downtown Johannesburg.
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And the ad buy data confirms Segura's claim that many Democratic campaigns are staying away from the issue.
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Recently, though, more and more people are staying away from both for environmental and blatant animal-rights reasons.
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Avoid Tourist Magnets: Mr. Ackerman advised staying away from attractions popular with tourists because these are often targets.
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Now, Goldman Sachs is largely staying away from any business that requires being in the public eye there.
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Pierre-Paul lost out on a workout bonus of $250,000 by staying away from OTAs, which are not mandatory.
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Staying away from saturated and trans fats can also help lower cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart problems.
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Still, Edelman says he's staying away from Valeant Pharmaceuticals, and doesn't know it well enough to be buying it.
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They put in the hours and take care of their bodies, staying away from alcohol and getting their sleep.
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With so much happening on online, staying away from the gravitational pull of social media these days is hard.
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Significant players in this sector are staying away from the hardware and prefer to focus on software and data.
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The key to protecting yourself is staying away from sketchy app stores, and only downloading software from Google Play.
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While many venture firms are still staying away from cannabis investments, the broader market is seeing plenty of momentum.
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A lot of investors are staying away from Facebook and General Electric these days, but not Oakmark's Bill Nygren.
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But days after she left her 27-day rehab program, she admitted that staying away from alcohol wasn't easy.
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In China, the top buyers of LNG were also largely staying away from the spot market, trade sources said.
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Both sides emerged bloodied and beaten, and fans voiced their displeasure by staying away from games once they restarted.
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He has been staying away from official functions, beyond his national team's games, and generally keeping a low profile.
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Put simply, social distancing involves staying away from other people in order to avoid catching or spreading a virus.
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Some experts recommended staying away from the immediate vicinity of Notre-Dame, particularly if you have children under 6.
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"I sincerely hope that this was the beginning of society returning to peace and staying away from violence," Lam said.
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Lauer and Roque split following his dismissal and are staying away from the spotlight as they work through their divorce.
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He did not train the way he needed to, often staying away from the pool for weeks at a time.
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Hand-washing, staying away from sick people and avoiding touching your eyes, nose and mouth can help prevent the flu.
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As for other options, Boneparth advises staying away from consumer debt like credit cards when budgeting for your renovations.153.
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And in general, you can avoid the situation altogether by staying away from sharing any comments that you're unsure about.
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After the trial, Kelly spent nearly 22018 years tending to his career, headlining musical festivals and staying away from scandal.
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But there are early signs that the social distancing measures Americans are taking, by staying away from others, are working.
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That's why a good number of Democrats are quietly — and smartly — staying away from the messy debate over the anthem.
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But staying away from those who are infected and washing your hands frequently and thoroughly are still the best medicine.
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At the beginning of 2019, the renowned emerging markets investor Mark Mobius announced his firm was staying away from Argentina.
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Two European executives told Reuters they were staying away from the dinner because they did not want to shake Trump's hand.
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For starters, potential Trump voters could end up staying away from his rallies for fear of being caught up in violence.
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" Stay Single Jessie Gallan, who turned 109 in 2015, said her secret to a long life was "staying away from men.
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Reuters estimated this would see more than a million Indian workers in banking, telecoms and other sectors staying away from work.
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"Introducing the wash and go to women who've been relegated to staying away from water is a learning experience," Dickey says.
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Ba(l)d Santa David Letterman, proving it's not the camera but rather staying away from it, that adds 10 pounds!
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The star is also staying away from dating for the time being as she goes through her divorce from Brad Pitt.
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So even if many are staying away from the Republican National Convention, there is at least one group eager to go.
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The point, several executives said, is to encourage employees to think big while staying away from creating technology for technology's sake.
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And in the streets of Rio and Sao Paulo, some people are staying away from the health workers in white coats.
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It's calling off those brunch plans with your friends, staying away from beaches and taking time to do activities at home.
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I've been staying away from my elderly parents for weeks, and out of caution don't socialize with any friends right now.
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The family also gets outside daily, staying away from people and only riding the elevators alone (and without touching the buttons).
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Dr. Solomon also advises staying away from harsh, in-store scrubs that have sharp-edged particles, which could cause micro-abrasions.
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"In the beginning I tried everything, and then I started staying away from the meat," Real Housewives of New Jersey star says.
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Many senior politicians, including Merkel, are staying away from the banquet President Frank-Walter Steinmeier is giving in his honour on Friday.
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She and Zayn dodge the Gigi Hadid issue — she's close friends with his model girlfriend — by mostly staying away from one another.
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After staying away from the polls her entire life, an 82-year-old Texas grandmother voted for the first time last week.
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Staying away from risky unicorn bets is also pragmatic, given falling startup valuations and the clutch of down rounds in recent years.
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Since wrapping her tour in 2017, the Nickelodeon alum has maintained a relatively low profile, staying away from interviews —something Fallon acknowledged.
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There are more than 200 narrated missions to work through, from finding food for your base to generally staying away from zombies.
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But not everyone can afford life insurance, and life insurance companies have a habit of staying away from people with terminal illnesses.
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If your pooch gets the flu, the American Veterinary Medical Association suggests staying away from other pups for at least three weeks.
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The dollar was up 0.4 percent at 100.60 yen, staying away from an eight-week low of 99.550 struck early last week.
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For now, most traditional venture-capital firms are staying away from companies that sell "offensive-cyber capabilities," citing legal and reputational risks.
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But he said he was staying away from Russia primarily as a protest against the prosecution of Russian theater director Kirill Serebrennikov.
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Why it matters: Obama has begun to reinsert himself back into the political sphere after months of staying away from Washington affairs.
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During the 1970s, Boeing concentrated on growing its highly lucrative jumbo jet business while generally staying away from the smaller widebody market.
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They were urged to stay away from the nightclubs, Mr. Noack said, code for "staying away from the local women," he said.
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But she says it may be invaluable for determining whether people are following guidelines for staying away from crowds and large gatherings.
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Hopefully, these will help your younglings learn to protect the Obi-Wans and Yodas in their lives by staying away from them.
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Many of your friends, and even you, have been staying away from the liquor store, or at least showing up less frequently.
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The big donors who helped sweep Mayor Bill de Blasio into office have largely been staying away from his re-election campaign.
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Many have trouble making eye contact, having real conversations, and staying away from the allure of social media pings, notifications and online popularity.
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If, like me, your fear is extreme, take comfort in knowing good hygiene will likely keep you safe—and staying away from YouTube.
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Coomaraswamy said foreign investors were staying away from emerging markets because of the possibility of a U.S. Federal Reserves rate hike in December.
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Read More Stocks mixed as health care gains, energy briefly falls 2% Within tech, Adams is staying away from hardware, storage and peripherals.
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The findings show that getting more sunlight and staying away from artificial light can help us sleep longer in both summer and winter.
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Basit, a pansexual black castmate who goes by they/them, is purposely staying away from their usual dating patterns of pursuing hypermasculine men.
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The protest, which involves staying away from Mass, holding outdoor services and withdrawing voluntary labour from church institutions, has been dubbed "Maria 2.0".
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But if you really plan on making a big purchase you won't regret, we recommend staying away from the 10 most alcoholic cocktails.
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International investors should consider staying away from the sovereign cryptocurrency coming out of Venezuela, as they should from the country's new fiat currency.
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While he's staying away from consumer staples, he thinks there are real opportunities in high-dividend players like AT&T and Seagate Technology.
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"I sincerely hope that this was the beginning of society returning to peace and staying away from violence," she said, according to Reuters.
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Also, some immigrants who are crime victims are staying away from courthouses where they could testify because they fear arrest by immigration authorities.
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But executives at the payment companies said that rather than staying away from Libra, they wanted to have a role in its creation.
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Teens are even staying away from cannabis for the most part, despite ever-increasing support for legalization of the plant around the nation.
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How many of them are diligently washing their hands, or avoiding large gatherings, or staying away from crowded public areas such as airports?
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Still, while Coke and Pepsi look to new ideas to boost sports drinks sales, both are staying away from CBD (short for cannabidiol).
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Netflix's entire strategy is predicated on putting media companies like Showtime out of business, and Netflix is consciously staying away from live programming.
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Instead of reading every article and going to every website, staying away from the web is probably a good idea if you're concerned.
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Disney is set to report quarterly earnings after the bell on Tuesday, and some are staying away from the stock at these levels.
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Unlike Diet Prada, they remain devoted to staying away from sponsored posts or partnerships with any brands, preferring to attempt to monetize independently.
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If you're having trouble staying away from the pull of your social media feeds, then you can get help from a variety of sources.
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Dr. Tedeschi suggests a mild lotion and aloe, and staying away from anything that's greasy or thick enough to block your pores from sweating.
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This means eating salmon instead of beef jerky, unprocessed foods rather than anything heavily processed with excess sodium, and staying away from artificial preservatives.
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"You know that you've ended something that is no longer working for you—staying away from that toxicity itself can be empowering," she says.
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He might not be nominated for a Grammy award this year, but that didn't mean The Weeknd would be staying away from the show.
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But her apparent mysteriousness and penchant from staying away from the spotlight has been often conflated with assuming that she hates being first lady.
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Following his dismissal from NBC last fall, Lauer and Roque split and are staying away from the spotlight as they work through their divorce.
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In addition to the uncertainties surrounding Brexit, Barclays is also under pressure because some investors have been staying away from buying European banking stocks.
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Farhadi said he is staying away from the award ceremony following Trump's attempt to ban travel from Iran and six other Muslim-majority countries.
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Clearly, these are not good signs: fans are actively staying away from games and lower-league managers are treating them semi-seriously at best.
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Major releases are staying away from Spotify But the company hasn't been able to stem the steady drumbeat of antagonism from the music industry.
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Twitter is starting with about 300 topics, which span sports, entertainment, and gaming (notably, the company is intentionally staying away from politics for now).
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In addition, Mr. Studdiford advised staying away from areas where people tend to congregate, such as ticket counters, self-service kiosks and baggage claim.
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He is also staying away from some of the least loved parts of the market: emerging-markets stocks, small caps, and high-yield debt.
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The AP-NORC poll found two-thirds of Americans are staying away from large groups, and significantly fewer are keeping children out of school.
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Anyway, I'm staying away from politics and am on the hunt for my first Bodega in San Francisco, as I've run out of toothpaste.
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On Tuesday, Messonier said that US citizens may eventually have to practice "social distancing measures," like working from home or staying away from school.
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Karner Blue owns H&M, because it appreciates the chain's stance on staying away from leather that comes from animals raised on rainforest land.
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I'd be staying away from this one at least until we get some clear direction on what their business strategy's really going to be.
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As a Muslim, I can't take on interest-bearing loans because I follow the religious mandate from the Quran of staying away from interest.
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Then, in 2008, a video interview surfaced of him explaining his return to the Jehovah's Witness faith, and his commitment to staying away from music.
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On the other hand, Newton is staying away from Stitch Fix, saying the stock has "gotten well ahead of itself" and needs to pull back.
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For someone who's been so committed to staying away from drama, the eldest Kardashian has certainly attracted loads of it over the past few months.
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But she does not have the luxury of staying away from people — she needs public transit to get around and sometimes sleeps in homeless encampments.
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Daunted by the dreary prospect of married life and discouraged by the difficulty of forming lasting emotional bonds, some millennials are staying away from marriage.
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Nichols is a laureate of the heartland, staying away from cities, sticking to back roads, and lighting upon unregarded folk with little money to spare.
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"What has changed is that now the number of banks, traders that are staying away from doing business with Iran is increasing," the official said.
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Experts stress that basic public health measures like washing your hands and staying away from sick people are still the best ways to stay healthy.
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So director Jake Kasdan has cleared the first hurdle in staying away from a stale sequel: he&aposs brought some changes to the existing characters.
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Now, she's staying away from any hormonal birth control—instead, she's using condoms with her fiancé, although it's not ideal or as pleasurable, she says.
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There are other conditions attached to his sentence ... including staying away from the driver and his wife, and he had to undergo a substance abuse evaluation.
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" Port continues, "We're just staying away from anything too gender-specific and leaning toward creams and nudes and little hints of grays and yellows and things.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Friday told a "Mad Money" caller that he is staying away from stocks of companies that are highly leveraged to the mall.
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When he was off work, he would seek refuge in the library, staying away from the violent halls and dormitories as long as he possibly could.
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He also stressed that the company's success is based on a commitment to the company's product and content, and the discipline of staying away from deals.
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Hastings also stressed that the company's success is based on a commitment to the company's product and content, and the discipline of staying away from deals.
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Here are six small businesses that found multimillion-dollar success by taking a slower, more thoughtful approach to growth and by staying away from venture capital.
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Consumption has such a low share of GDP in China not because people are staying away from shops but because its investment has been unusually large.
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Staying away from the bill's policy specifics, Trump has instead focused on the political benefits of passing legislation to repeal and replace Obamacare to lobby lawmakers.
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But encouraging vicarious murder of a specific real person still isn't a good look, and the Surgeon Simulator developers seem to be staying away from it.
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Swift famously isn't too fond of Fey and Poehler after they joked about her staying away from Michael J. Fox's son at the 2013 Golden Globes.
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Then there is the steady trickle of athletes announcing they are staying away from the Rio Games for fear of being infected with the Zika virus.
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While the CDC continues to recommend staying away from vaping products entirely for the time being, the report acknowledges that some options are riskier than others.
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Investors are staying away from risky assets that could see huge downsides if there's a recession and rotating into more dependable investments like US government debt.
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No matter the region, the State Department advises staying away from large crowds and popular tourist destinations, political gatherings and rallies and to monitor local media.
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Maine—Strout's DNA, the isolation and emotional restraint she had abandoned for bustling, gregarious New York City—was the thing that she'd been staying away from.
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Using these tips and staying away from conversations that will divide the table will help to create a festive and fun occasion with your loved ones.
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"If reports are misinterpreted about the state's need to prepare for an attack, this could lead to travelers and groups staying away from Hawaii," Chan said.
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I would suggest staying away from playing around with all these extra settings, as I can't guarantee that the phone will work properly if you do.
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Consequently, several memes have emphasized that the most effective precautionary behavior is practicing good hand hygiene and staying away from other people if you're sick. pic.twitter.
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In those areas of the country, large numbers of people are staying away from any place where they might have to, say, pay for flood insurance.
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But citing the lessons of Iraq, the Trump administration is staying away from nation-building, whether it involves picking local leaders or undertaking major reconstruction programs.
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Maybe it was guilt or perhaps staying away from the juice was her way to repress the not-so-sweet memory of sliding through a window naked.
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After largely staying away from commenting on Clinton's recent health episode, he took a swipe at his opponent's stamina at a rally in Canton, Ohio, Wednesday night.
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Arguably the EU investigation focused on the less controversial anti-competitive practices of Google, staying away from the much more profound issues of privacy and data ownership.
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Top Republicans in the state — most of whom are close with Ryan but have also endorsed Trump — are also staying away from Trump's rally in Green Bay.Gov.
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T: I never watch TV, so it wouldn't be a matter of me purposely staying away from viewing the Oscars … I'm just really proud of the dialogue.
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Long-term UV exposure and its risks in manicures are still being studied, so if you&aposre staying away from UVs, this may not be for you.
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A prohibition against drinking is less about staying away from alcohol, and more about ensuring that a person can keep their mindfulness and control their own actions.
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You might be succeeding — for a while at least — in staying away from Facebook or Twitter while you work on a project or think through a problem.
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Here was proof that staying away from the knowledge of wars/murders and the constant barrage of negative news could lead to a happier and healthy life.
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But the trends provide an initial glimmer of hope that staying away from each other is working to slow the spread of feverish illnesses, including COVID-19.
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She asked residents to cooperate to stem the spread by avoiding unnecessary outings, working at home as much as possible and staying away from restaurants and gatherings.
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Riders are staying away from many public transit systems, and a drop-off in sales tax revenues that fund some systems is adding to the financial burden.
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I imagine if what you're doing is in the form of a social media PSA, wash your hands, make sure you're still staying away from other people.
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Those who are able to work remotely have been told to do so for an entire month, staying away from Google's offices until at least April 219.
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Serious Eats chief culinary adviser J. Kenji López-Alt also suggests staying away from cooking liquid-based dishes in cast iron until the seasoning is well-established.
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By staying away from the polling booths, Lebanon's silent majority sent a clear message to the political class: a cosmetic change in election law is not enough.
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Some preventative measures can help protect you from contracting the virus: Washing hands frequently, avoiding touching your face, and staying away from sick people are all recommended.
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After a win on Monday, Memphis Grizzlies guard Dillon Brooks called out Andre Iguodala for staying away from the team while they surge into the playoff race.
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The fallout from the virus is affecting the travel industry even outside China, as attendees are staying away from high-profile events such as the Singapore Airshow.
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However, with many of us staying away from excess calories and starchy carbs these days, a burger with an extra bun half in the middle feels pretty archaic.
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But the security forces appear to have taken a more low-key, hands-off approach this week, waiting in side streets and staying away from where demonstrations rallied.
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And while she was strict with herself at the start, Norville will let herself have wine during the holiday season — she's just staying away from the hors d'oeuvres.
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Sources close to Tommie tell TMZ ... she was trying her best to sober up in recent weeks, staying away from alcohol even though she was surrounded by vices.
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High-quality pre-school programmes can have lasting benefits, including improving the odds of graduating from school, earning more and staying away from drugs and out of prison.
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For those who feel that there is nothing worse in the entire world than their flight being delayed, consider staying away from American, and instead book with Southwest.
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"A lot of people are ... staying away from ordering new assets because people simply do not know what the asset of the future will look like," Dieleman said.
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Baruch's final pick was the stock of energy giant Chevron, a notable shift for the trader after a long period of staying away from oil and gas stocks.
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Health professionals have advised pregnant women to avoid situations that would put them at risk of exposure to the virus (like staying away from crowds and sick people).
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Experts stress that basic public-health measures like washing your hands, avoiding touching your face, and staying away from sick people are the best ways to protect yourself.
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It's possible that the Kinsa data is simply charting reduced illnesses overall, since people staying away from each other will avoid spreading around more than just COVID-19.
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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (CNN Business)Masayoshi Son, the tech tycoon who has spent billions of Saudi money, is staying away from the kingdom's major investment summit this week.
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Aside from fears about violent protests, many Republican lobbyists are staying away from Cleveland because the Trump campaign has done little to recruit them as supporters or fundraisers.
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But definitely staying away from a fractious intraparty debate that House Republicans like Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy firmly believe cost the GOP the House in the 2018 midterms.
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In such a turmoil, investor could add consumer staples and utilities as defense while staying away from companies with explicit sales exposure to China, according to Wall Street analysts.
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To minimize casualties, MOUT combat became about moving indoors—blowing through walls and staying away from windows and other dangerous points of combat where soldiers are at a disadvantage.
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When it comes to beauty, Salma Hayek is all about embracing the aging process—staying away from injections and fillers—but doesn't mind the help of a few products.
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California doesn't either, but it has implemented "Operation Boo," which entails law enforcement officials doing spot checks to make sure sex offenders are staying away from trick-or-treaters.
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Trump is "going to the places where he remains popular, more rural or exurban, and he's staying away from big cities that have suburbs where he's toxic," Walter said.
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"It was trying to — staying away from the student, just making sure that you had a way to escape safely and that they wouldn't be hurting themselves," she said.
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In the meantime, Richie is allegedly staying away from the drama at a serene beach location, posting Instagram pictures captioned "for the soul," and looking just fine by herself.
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His steps draw attention to political engagement in a place that typically prefers to keep Washington at arm's length, even if he ends up staying away from running himself.
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For deadline-oriented investors, "I recommend staying away from open-ended bond funds with no maturity," said Benjamin Lau, co-chief investment officer at Apriem Advisors in Irvine, California.
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The first step is to clean up his diet, which means staying away from his favorite foods—like In-N-Out Burger and the Jamaican dish ackee and saltfish.
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The assignment gave me a chance to indulge that curiosity, while also staying away from the kinds of personal inquiries that make profile-writing my least favorite journalistic exercise.
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Peloton could benefit from strong word of mouth over the coming weeks or months, prompting others to spend $2,000-$4,000 on bikes or treadmills while staying away from gyms.
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But a majority of the voters staying away from polling booths is a clear rejection of the system that has failed to deliver peace and security, let alone prosperity.
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Amazon is one of the few businesses that's growing amid the COVID-19 outbreak, as consumers are staying away from stores and shopping online for household necessitates and groceries.
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Empty seats at most venues have been a problem from the start with many Brazilians staying away from the Olympics and organizers failing to solve the problem on time.
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Alaska. On a quest to find cigarettes The Colonel, Pudge, and Takumi run into some Weekday Warriors who advise them that they need to keep staying away from Alaska.
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And though Lee is staying away from the cable news food fights that some of his colleagues are fixtures on, he's not exactly urging a dulcet tone from Trump.
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Read more: Sculptural Accessories That Are True to Form The jewelry designer Suzanne Syz often looks to the '80s New York art scene, staying away from anything too stuffy.
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That broke a roughly 30-year run of presidents largely staying away from specific policy recommendations for the Fed, even if they were sometimes generically critical of the central bank.
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"While some feel that Coca-Cola can speed up your tan, it actually can be dangerous, and I recommend staying away from it," said skin expert Joshua Zeichner to Allure.
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Cofounder Eva Shang is a Peter Thiel fellow, but she told Business Insider in 2016 that Legalist was "staying away" from funding lawsuits like Thiel's sustained suits on Gawker Media.
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Ms. Warren also suggests staying away from raw foods because they can carry food-borne illnesses, exposing travelers to pathogens that might be problematic for people with compromised immune systems.
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This is done via the standard ways to lower the risk of germ spread: washing your hands frequently, avoiding touching your face, and staying away from those who are sick.
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One of the more important recommendations being made to society at large at the moment is what's called "social distancing," with people, infected or not, staying away from one another.
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Ronnie's friends are telling him it's time to quit playing family man and look out for his safety and his daughter's, and they say that means staying away from Jen.
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And while some on the Hill are aware of such discussions to dump Trump, several GOP sources said that Republican leaders are staying away from any such effort to remove him.
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In the chaos, prompts on the screen indicate best practices: locking doors, staying away from windows, lining up students against the walls, and quickly finding items that can serve as barricades.
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Before we enact Kate's law, we have to confront a question: Does it make sense to punish people for not staying away from our country by keeping them in our country?
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Hindsight's 20/20, but the source says the best move would have been staying away from El Chapo altogether -- "If you play with the rattlesnake enough times, you're gonna get bit."
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Beijing has excluded U.S. crude imports from its tariffs list so far, but most Chinese buyers are staying away from U.S. oil as the trade war shows no signs of cooling.
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The L.A. Angels superstar has been following the rules and staying away from people amid the coronavirus outbreak ... and clearly that's given him some time to become amazing with his wedge.
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MADRID — If Roger Federer needed a tough test on clay after staying away from the surface for the past three years, he certainly got one on Thursday at the Madrid Open.
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By all accounts, staying away from other people is the best tool everyday people have to flatten the rising curve of contagion and lessen the potential impact on hospitals and caregivers.
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Ashley, who owns a controlling stake in the club, has not always been popular among fans, and thousands have been staying away from matches this season to protest at his ownership.
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Some families who had returned from China in recent days placed themselves in an informal, self-imposed quarantine, staying away from friends, co-workers and other family members out of caution.
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For the rest of us, preventative measures like washing your hands frequently, avoiding touching your face, and staying away from sick people are all probably more effective than wearing a mask.
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Alpha generation has been difficult in a low-volatility environment, but managers benefited from being on the right side of the technology boom and staying away from sectors that have underperformed.
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But he's staying away from criticizing his rival over her private email use during her tenure as secretary of state, continuing to downplay an issue that Republicans have used heavily against Clinton.
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If camping isn't your thing, though, even just spending more time outdoors during the weekend, and staying away from cellphones at night, can help you go to bed earlier and sleep longer.
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Rob Kardashian has been staying away from sharing personal photos on Twitter ever since his explosive social media tirade against his ex-fiancée Blac Chyna put him in trouble with the law.
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"I see a lot of my colleagues in the presenting world staying away from international work because the visa process has just become so unbearable and costly," she said in an interview.
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Philip Rivers (LAC at Giants) — I got accustomed to staying away from quarterbacks who are matched against the Giants, as they allowed the second fewest fantasy points to the position last season.
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Make sure to follow the CDC's instructions for keeping yourself and your family members healthy, such as washing your hands and staying away from sick people — which is not particularly high-tech.
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In addition to trade war concerns, some investors are staying away from the stock because they believe the cycle has peaked, meaning that, after years of growth, sales will begin to contract.
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The new Wells Fargo script might go like this: Many of our bankers tried to use you in the worst possible way, so we get why you're staying away from our cards.
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Over that time, the bond market has stopped flashing warning signals about a recession and trade tensions have cooled with China, resulting in investors staying away from low-risk assets like bonds.
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Last month, Hulu earned its stripes as a legitimate TV powerhouse with a bevy of Emmy wins for The Handmaid's Tale, but that doesn't mean the streaming service is staying away from comedies.
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Last week, the CDC recommended staying away from romaine altogether while an on-going investigation — into an E. coli outbreak that impacted 43 people in 12 states — determined the source of the bacteria.
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On her website, Kiona's recommendations for travellers wanting to avoid "basic bitch behavior" include acknowledging and learning about the Indigenous Peoples in the area you're visiting and staying away from reductive 'country counting.
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This means washing your hands frequently, staying away from sick people, and warding off West Nile-carrying mosquitoes (which should become less of a concern as we march toward cold and flu season).
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In addition to staying away from sick people (and staying home if you become ill), FEMA recommends simple actions like washing your hands often and covering your mouth when you sneeze or cough.
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This shields both subjects from any questions or sensitive topics that put their curated image at risk, since the conversation is between two people who have vested interests in staying away from controversy.
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So far, with Twitch staying away from mobile with its focus on hardcore games and YouTube still known for being a video repository, Kamcord does offer something different, something built specifically for mobile.
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Wide receiver Julio Jones intends to call the bluff of the Atlanta Falcons, staying away from camp a week after the team informed the All-Pro his existing contract won't be addressed imminently.
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida, Representative Doug Collins of Georgia, Representative Paul Gosar of Arizona and Representative Mark Meadows of North Carolina are staying away from the Capitol.
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Second, last year I had been on the Whole30 program, which involved staying away from most of the foods I love: no wheat or grains, no dairy, no soy, no sugar, no alcohol.
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But, for events like Winter Party, it was already in full swing by then ... clearly not everybody got the message or understood the importance of staying away from crowds as of early March.
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It's all about flattening the curve by physically staying away from other people to ensure that our hospitals have enough room for those who need it in the wake of the novel coronavirus.
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Staying away from Ruiz Jr.Relying on his jab and boxing at distance provided an excellent defense against Ruiz Jr., who as a result was only able to land 23% of his total punches.
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The idea of "flattening the curve" of the virus's spread requires understanding that staying away from other people could save the lives of Americans whom you don't know, far from where you live.
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Shipt's average customer is a 35-year-old mom with two kids who orders every 10 days—another reason it's currently staying away from markets like San Francisco where users are mostly single professionals.
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Only about 85033 percent of those with alcohol use disorder are at the severe end of the spectrum, which means that 85 percent of them have some hope of staying away from that extreme.
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"If an attack is going to happen at an airport, it's likely going to be where there are crowds, so you're better off staying away from these spots as much as possible," he said.
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He suggested that the judge at the very least release Butina with conditions like checking in periodically with the court, maintaining her apartment in D.C., canceling her move and staying away from the airport.
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Although the first episode garnered a respectable 3.2 million viewers, that number plunged in the following weeks, sparking a media discussion about why Germans were staying away from the country's first internationally acclaimed series.
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Her mother acknowledged neglecting her daughter at times, occasionally staying away from their home for several nights at a time and ignoring calls from her daughter's school reporting that she had failed to attend.
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Washington (CNN)Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue is Tuesday night's designated survivor, an administration official confirms to CNN, staying away from the Capitol as President Donald Trump delivers his first State of the Union address.
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He also drew a walk by staying away from a 3-2 breaking ball with two outs and two on in the seventh inning, setting up C Welington Castillo's go-ahead, three-run double.
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Exercising, staying away from cigarettes, eating a healthy diet, watching your weight, and limiting alcohol consumption can reduce the chance of a heart attack by 80%, according to the University of Arizona Sarver Heart Center.
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The Pro Bowl running back is staying away from Pittsburgh practices after he didn't get the contract extension he wanted ... and he's livin' it up in Miami with his GF, Marliesia Ortiz, in the meantime.
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It's not the best diet for your wallet — these ingredients are expensive — and it suggests staying away from red meat, sugar, and saturated fat, but those who follow it lose weight and keep it off.
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After largely staying away from the spotlight of the 2016 campaign, the former president is planning to campaign for his brother in South Carolina and has already appeared in a Right to Rise TV ad.
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Schumer, however, is staying away from getting into any details on timing and what the bill might look like until after he knows if Democrats will have a Senate majority — and how big it is.
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"Potential for heat illness is higher than usual," the agency said in a statement, adding that people should "take appropriate measures," including drinking lots of water, staying away from direct sunlight and using air conditioners.
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And that's invaluable, with so many 18-24-year-olds previously staying away from polling stations—in 2015's general election, just 43% of those in that age range showed up to have their say.
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NGA employees have a finite amount of sick leave, and the official feared the directions would discourage people from staying away from the office even if they felt they could expose others to the coronavirus.
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Her strategy: have Democrats focus on sweeping, bipartisan bills like infrastructure, lowering prescription drug prices, and shoring up the Affordable Care Act — and staying away from hot-button topics like the Russia investigation and impeachment.
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Without effective political leadership, more Italians will opt out of the political process, either by staying away from the polls — as did most eligible voters in Sicily — or by embracing populist promises of radical change.
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Democrats running for their party's presidential nomination in 2900 are staying away from next week's American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) conference, in what progressive groups see as a sign of a shifting political tide.
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That said, rumors that Amazon wants to enter the auto parts business have been swirling for nearly a year, so Cramer is staying away from Amazon's shadow even though he has historically liked Autozone's stock.
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One week from today, TV news networks will offer nonstop, wall-to-wall coverage on the presidential election, but at least one TV network is trying to appeal to viewers by staying away from the election.
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Other rules for drone pilots in the UK include making sure the flying machines are always within the operator's line of sight, not flying above 400 feet (122 meters), and staying away from airports and aircraft.
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We don't want to be remembered as the people who stood by as a genocide and massacre happened right before our eyes, all in the name of staying away from issues that are not our own.
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More publicly, however, President Ashraf Ghani and his government were measured in their reaction, staying away from directly addressing Mr. Trump's move to freeze what could amount to more than a billion dollars in American aid.
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"We recommend staying away from the traditional retailers; we think they continue to underperform," Wald said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation, " examining a chart of the XRT relative to the S&P 500 over the last decade.
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Yet more big names are being added to the list of companies that are staying away from the world's biggest mobile tradeshow, Mobile World Congress (MWC), with Facebook and Intel among the latest to cancel their attendance.
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After going on a social media fast and staying away from the spotlight, Chiquis Rivera made an emotional comeback with the release of her new single, a duet with her mother, late Mexican Banda queen Jenni Rivera.
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For instance, a 2011 video from the Department of Homeland Security about what to do in the event of an active shooter provides advice to employees like barricading doors, finding cover, and staying away from office windows.
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Its art is strikingly lifelike, beautifully rendering the emptiness of a ruined space station that players must float through as astronauts, propelling themselves between oxygen bottles while staying away from hard walls that could crack a spacesuit.
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After 11 years with the Atlanta Falcons and the Seattle Seahawks, the Pro Bowl player socked away the bulk of his income mostly by spending conservatively and staying away from too-good-to-be-true investment opportunities.
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I know they had a better than expected quarter, but I've got to tell you something: I am as worried about Acthar sales as everybody else and I've been staying away from that one for 30 points.
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I think it's safe to say that I'm going to be staying away from the ramen for the time being, but I'm not going to embark on a pantry purge and throw out all my ramen packs.
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Beyond disinfecting surfaces and washing your hands, the number one way to prevent catching or spreading coronavirus is through so-called "social distancing" — staying away from other people so you can't breathe in their potentially infected droplets.
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The third named storm of the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season is expected to strengthen into a hurricane by Tuesday, staying away from the U.S. but still close enough to churn up dangerous waters for beachgoers, forecasters said Monday.
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It lists precautions to take during thunderstorms, such as staying away from corded phones and electronics (cellphones and remotes are OK), avoiding plumbing and staying out of contact with concrete walls and floors, which can contain metal bars.
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Without the distortion introduced by triple-tax exemption, the muni market would have reacted to irresponsible fiscal policies by staying away from Puerto Rican bonds, thereby encouraging the government of Puerto Rico to make the necessary policy changes.
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For investment pros, that means staying away from securities that are so complex and arcane that barely anyone knows how to value them, let alone desires to bid on them – which can trap you and take away liquidity.
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Restaurants are open only for take-out, schools and offices are shut and colleges have gone remote, forcing families to co-exist and stay productive, often in tight quarters and all while staying away from friends and neighbors.
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Washing hands frequently, staying away from sick people or staying home if sick yourself and covering your cough or sneeze are scientifically proven as some of the best and most practical ways for individuals to stay disease-free.
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But the satellites do provide clear visual evidence that unprecedented numbers of people are staying away from each other -- the single most important countermeasure that health officials say can slow the spread and ultimately help defeat the virus.
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"We believe that, within the scope of the SDF, problems in Syria should be aimed to be solved by staying away from a culture of conflict, with constitutional assurances given within the framework of Syria's territorial integrity," it said.
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Staying away from abandoned homes and dilapidated buildings forced me to start having conversations with the people who have experienced everything from the '67 riots and the city becoming bankrupt, to the neighborhoods gentrifying just for the suburban tourists.
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" He advocated "washing hands frequently, staying away from sick people or staying home if sick yourself and covering your cough or sneeze ... scientifically proven as some of the best and most practical ways for individuals to stay disease-free.
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Coronavirus carries special risks for older Americans and people with underlying health conditions, who are following the advice of public health experts by staying home and staying away from other people in order to reduce their exposure to coronavirus.
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But he does think Washington is a better team than Ottawa and hinted the Bruins are better off staying in the Atlantic Division as the three seed (and staying away from Washington, the Pittsburgh Penguins and Columbus Blue Jackets).
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The ultra-high fat, low-carb diet has you eating things like eggs, bacon, avocados, steak, and vegetables and staying away from items like fruits, bread, pasta, pizza, and birthday cake, Julia says on this episode of Today, Explained.
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The prospects of the plan getting anywhere do not look good: the Palestinian Authority is itself staying away from the conference and has refused to deal with the Trump administration for 18 months, accusing it of bias toward Israel.
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The prospects of the plan getting anywhere do not look good: the Palestinian Authority is itself staying away from the conference and has refused to deal with the Trump administration for 18 months, accusing it of bias towards Israel.
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TOKYO, July 31 (Reuters) - Japanese shares pared losses while the yen fell and yields on Japanese and U.S. bonds declined on Tuesday after the Bank of Japan made minor policy tweaks, staying away from making drastic changes to its accommodative policy.
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We were like children's action figures, given just enough mobility to spark the imagination Romo explained that, for now at least, AltspaceVR was staying away from the methods Facebook is using to approximate the movement of your arms or mouth.
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What we do see strong evidence of internally is a much stronger correlation for adult consumers staying away from cigarettes as they move further from everything that reminds them of cigarettes in the first place, which includes the taste of cigarettes.
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PEOPLE previously confirmed that the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star had put her plans to return to Cleveland with Thompson on hold — and on Monday, she posted a cryptic quote about staying away from "negative people" on her Instagram Story.
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Do your homework, go check multiple sources, make sure that you are staying away from suspicious websites, go to news sources that are trusted and maintain that same level of integrity as you would hope that you would be promoting yourself.
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Paerl recommends staying away from water (even from playing near it, considering potential airborne toxins) that shows signs of blue-green algae, which can often be identified from its green tint and/or scum-like appearance and, according to Parents.
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He could not very well urge people to come to New York now on the chance of scoring suddenly available "Hamilton" seats because, well, there are none, and no one is staying away from the city now, despite serial atrocities.
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In South Korea, and other places in Asia like Singapore and Hong Kong, there have been massive information campaigns to educate the public on basic but crucial preventative measures like washing hands, staying away from crowds, and not touching your face.
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He said the other day that he could find 10 people for any job opening, but many first-tier Republicans are staying away from this White House or are banned from its premises because of past opposition to Mr. Trump.
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Washington (CNN)Energy Secretary Rick Perry is stepping into the role of designated survivor, an administration official confirms to CNN, staying away from the Capitol in an undisclosed location as President Donald Trump delivers his second State of the Union address.
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They include being fitted with a GPS tracking device, remaining within 100 miles of his home in the San Jose, California-area, staying away from the White House, remaining in the country and traveling to Washington only for court appearances and attorney meetings.
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" Bust: "But investors are staying away from scores of initially well-funded startups that once looked like relatively safe bets, forcing these companies to fight for survival as they burn through their stockpiles of cash and scramble for new money or buyers.
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"I suspect college administrators are staying away from inviting people who will provoke controversy and spoil the day for parents and many graduates themselves," said Michael Kazin, a history professor at Georgetown and editor of Dissent, a magazine of the political left.
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Public-health experts are urging the public to not panic, however, and recommend instead that individuals take everyday preventative measures to reduce their risk of disease, including increased hand-washing, avoiding touching one's face, and staying away from people who are sick.
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Nadal and Federer direct their second serves primarily at their opponents' body on the backhand side, trying to jam them up while staying away from the danger of the centerline and sideline, and also staying clear of the opponent's more potent forehand return.
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" Even though the Alabama N.A.A.C.P. has not received many discrimination complaints from Cullman in recent years, Benard Simelton, the group's president, said "There are still people in the community, right or wrong, who still have a stigma about staying away from Cullman.
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We're told Melissa was taking extra precautions by staying clear of the mini bar in her hotel room and staying away from tap water ... though she DID have a few drinks from the bar cart and imbibed at various bars on the property.
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In May, India decided to snub China by staying away from an international summit in Beijing to discuss China's "Belt and Road Initiative"—a scheme to link China to its neighbours and countries beyond with a splurge of spending on infrastructure and power projects.
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Several companies who otherwise possess the resources and experience to manage and deliver such a large and complex project are staying away from it largely due to concerns about political backlash, according to Dave Raymond, President and CEO of the American Council on Engineering Companies.
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People who today are being asked to go to great lengths to prevent spread — including missing work, canceling social events including weddings, and staying away from their older loved ones — are doing so at an obvious personal cost, and a less obvious future gain.
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Drinking hot water "will do the trick" and staying away from ice cream "is important" – false Neither drinking hot liquids nor eating cold foods will have a bearing on the body's core temperature, so would not affect the chances of fighting off the virus.
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In the US, if somebody like Trump comes along, a traditional Republican voter can either hold his nose and support his party's candidate or choose to support Hilary Clinton either directly (by voting for her) or indirectly (by staying away from the ballot box).
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Her issues were very specific, and I wanted to shoot it staying away from some of the cliches of YA and the way high school scenes are usually shot, but treat it as a movie for adults that young people can also get behind.
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Gandhi, president of the Congress party, on Wednesday mocked Modi for staying away from parliament as it discussed accusations of corruption against the government in a deal to buy 36 Rafale planes from France's Dassault Aviation and a decision to pick Reliance Defence as a domestic partner.
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"We are staying away from sterling for now as it remains a headline driven currency even though on a valuation basis it looks attractive," said Thomas Flury, global head of currency strategy at UBS Group AG. (Reporting by Saikat Chatterjee; Editing by Toby Chopra and Hugh Lawson)
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"We ... know from speaking to our tourism industry partners that if reports are misinterpreted about the state's need to prepare for an attack, this could lead to travelers and groups staying away from Hawaii," agency spokeswoman Charlene Chan said in a statement sent to BuzzFeed News.
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BOOK LESSER-KNOWN HOTELS OR RENT AN APARTMENT Debbie Kessler, who runs the San Francisco office of Protravel International and sells high-end trips to the city, said that travelers could save by staying away from well-known international brands and choosing a luxury boutique property instead.
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"Investments had stopped and start-ups were staying away from starting business in the crypto and blockchain space in India which will change now that the Supreme Court has said that the RBI circular was unconstitutional," said Nischal Shetty, CEO of WazirX, an Indian cryptocurrency exchange.
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And he saw himself as somebody who could be a figure in Washington blazing a new path for the Republican Party, staying away from Trump and Trumpism and trying to hold to the old Republican traditions that DC has in contrast to what this president has.
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Jordan Pearson, working closely with Motherboard Canada editor Kate Lunau and Daniel Oberhaus, has become the best cryptocurrency reporter in the field by staying away from the daily ups and downs of a volatile industry and instead focusing on the personalities, politics, and societal effects of decentralized money.
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To get the most mileage out of your fresh dye job, Richardson suggests keeping the lashes from getting wet (this includes avoiding steam from facials and heavy eye makeup) for at least 24 hours, and staying away from oil-based products altogether, as they can strip away the tint.
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While lower-yielding markets, such as Hong Kong, South Korea and Singapore, and mid-yielding markets such as Malaysia and China, have seen rates drifting lower, one analyst told CNBC that investors are staying away from riskier markets — the high-yielding Asia bond markets such as India and Indonesia.
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"The United States has done the right thing by staying away from heavy-handed interference, unlike what the U.S. did in Venezuela," said Dr. Abbas Kadim, director of the Iraq Initiative at the Atlantic Council, referencing the administration's vocal public campaign to oust Venezuela's strongman leader, Nicolás Maduro.
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He spoke to The New York Times from Copenhagen — where he is laying low with a newborn baby and said he hasn't seen the show ("I'm sort of staying away from it") — about getting in the ring with Mr. Cox and what might be ahead for Kendall in Season 2.
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Michael R. Lowry, a scientist with the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, a nonprofit education consortium, explained in a series of tweets that staying away from the water in this storm is important because the hurricane is sending a dangerous surge ashore: 10 to 15 feet, for instance, in Naples, Fla.
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In a late-night landscape oversaturated with political comedy, the "Lights Out" creators believe they can further differentiate themselves by staying away from Trump-of-the-day jokes: partly because they believe audiences are tired of this approach, and partly because this brand of comedy is just not in Spade's wheelhouse.
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By age 2100, immersed in golf lessons, she had begun developing her swing, keeping her wrist cocked as long as possible as she addressed the ball and staying away from an emphasis on arm motion, something that most women of the era used, resulting in relatively short drives and iron play.
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I appreciate that by staying away from church you're vindicating my Catholic skepticism of that accommodation … but really, aren't you being a little ungrateful, a little slothful, a little selfish by leaving these churches empty when they're trying to be exactly the change you say you wish Christianity would make?
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The advice by police on what to do in the event of a firearms or weapons attack is first of all to run, if it will not put you in greater danger, or hide, if possible avoiding dead ends and bottlenecks and staying away from the door, and keeping as quiet as possible.
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Although outgoing Emperor Akihito has made a point of staying away from politics, he has expressed "deep remorse" over Japan's actions during World War II. His sentiments contrast with those of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who has said that future generations should not have to keep apologizing for the country's past.
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"The local disaster mitigation agency in Ternate has also said that the people who were staying away from beaches started returning to their homes this morning," he said in a statement, adding that calm had returned to the city of Bitung on Sulawesi island and in the Halmahera district in the Moluccas.
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So committed has Mr. Mugabe been to staying away from Zimbabwe that even when he interrupts his long Asian holiday with an official trip to an African nation — as he did in mid-January by traveling to Mali — the presidential plane, Air Zimbabwe Flight 1, has made a beeline right back to Asia.
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Symptoms of the disorder include flashbacks, nightmares, frightening thoughts, avoiding thoughts or feelings related to the trauma experienced, staying away from certain places/events/objects which are reminders of the event, being easily startled, feeling tense, difficulty sleeping, angry outbursts, memory problems, negative thoughts, distorted feelings and loss of interest in enjoyable life activities.
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And while recent outflows from actively managed mutual funds have been large, exchange-traded funds have actually been taking in new money and looking at another year of massive inflows, more than $200 billion for equity ETFs and over $300 billion in all — no matter what a market guru like Jeff Gundlach says about staying away from index funds.
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"People are certainly being more cautious in how they are tending to having their hands washed and staying away from germs and just trying to make sure they're not getting sick," said Kellyn Taylor, who is in contention for one of the U.S. team's three spots with the fourth-fastest qualifying team headed into the weekend.
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"People are certainly being more cautious in how they are tending to having their hands washed and staying away from germs and just trying to make sure they're not getting sick," said Kellyn Taylor, who is in contention for one of the U.S. team's three spots with the fourth-fastest qualifying team headed into the weekend.
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Kupp, a third-generation N.F.L. player — his grandfather, Jake, was a guard in the 1960s and 1970s, and his father, Craig, a backup quarterback in the early 1990s — has plenty of emotional support, and while he is staying away from the team's official media appearances this week, he is with the Rams in Atlanta, which is not always a given for injured players.
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The next morning in the East Wing, a first lady who had spent years in the White House staying away from politics sorted through a thick sheaf of printed messages — a selection of the 22007 she had already received, an amount that would triple by the end of the day — and realized there was an unlikely finale for her. Mrs.
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It is actually helpful, in my view, that American people, especially those who voted for Trump, see their president and his family happily hanging out with all the images they may typically see as scary: Arabic inscriptions on green flags, recitation of the Quran, Arab men with swords, For merely visual purposes, it is better that Trump appears in this conservative Muslim setting, rather than staying away from it.
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Here's the full list of metro areas offering the Lyft challenge: Miami Nashville Phoenix Cleveland Orange County, California St. Louis New Orleans Atlanta Salt Lake City Washington, D.C. Detroit Dallas Austin Portland San Antonio, Texas Indianapolis Chicago Richmond, Virginia Milwaukee Boston Seattle Denver Orlando Tampa Philadelphia San Diego Minneapolis San Francisco Columbus Charlotte Houston Los Angeles Pittsburgh Toronto New York Baltimore Good luck staying away from your car ... that $550 from Lyft should help.
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