We steer clear of fringe political parties or minority groups.
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If not, it's best to steer clear of Minaj's tips.
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Abu Taqeya urged demonstrators to steer clear of the fence.
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Steer clear of matching everything and search for beautiful vessels.
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Fund managers with any conscience should steer clear of Aramco.
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In other words, steer clear of office gossips and liars.
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Like most constructors, I steer clear of moldy old crosswordese.
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Businesspeople fear that foreign investors would steer clear of Italy.
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Barr has managed to steer clear of the Ukraine scandal.
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If you're traveling to China, steer clear of live animals.
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Can we agree to steer clear of politics this year?
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We steer clear of the virgin birth and angelic tidings.
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Just steer clear of the sugar-sweetened beverages on the menu.
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Investors should steer clear of the stock for the time being.
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Steer clear of technology shares and you limit your choices considerably.
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I want to steer clear of "opportunities" and focus on dreams.
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Steer clear of this strategy if you're carrying credit card debt.
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Knowing the perils, you tried to steer clear of that crew.
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Kate del Castillo might want to steer clear of her homeland.
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Steer clear of food that's not kept at the proper temperature.
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CEOs are usually smart enough to steer clear of playing politics.
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Here are the products that Mozilla recommends you steer clear of.
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But you don't need to steer clear of the chain, either.
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Trump also advised Americans to steer clear of Venezuela (The Hill).
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Your intuition is very strong but steer clear of paranoid fantasies.
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I don't think that VR will ever steer clear of that.
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Colombia's effort to steer clear of both should be an inspiration.
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Initially, he said, Lyric was careful to steer clear of cocaine.
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We'd like to steer clear of white male authors, if possible.
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But steer clear of pronouncements on what she should be doing.
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They have sat through his warnings to steer clear of politics.
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But it would have to steer clear of the usual fare.
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But you might want to steer clear of one in particular.
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The published results will help steer clear of publication bias too.
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It is the conundrum that you want to steer clear of.
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So much so that wise writers often steer clear of the topic.
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Police arrived to warn tourists to steer clear of the cliff's edge.
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However, Cramer warned to steer clear of retailers and health care companies.
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I steer clear of parties and watch what I eat and drink.
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Like, when hosting a party, should you steer clear of stinky cheeses?
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Your best bet is to just steer clear of it, Poland says.
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Man the wise would be really wise to steer clear of godhood.
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You'd have to steer clear of his mischief and troublesome… character… quirks.
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"We are trying to steer clear of any diet crazes," he says.
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Wall Street sees plenty of reasons to steer clear of the space.
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And aspiring Pokétrainers can probably steer clear of memorial sites until then.
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If not, you might want to steer clear of Robert Mueller's memos.
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Trump had plenty of friends warning him to steer clear of Moore.
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Even his "boring" company — The Boring Company — can't steer clear of it.
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Cannon says to steer clear of Advil, ibuprofen, and aspirin-based products.
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Sure, Kim's never been one to steer clear of a bold look.
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Check out the labels and steer clear of anything with drying alcohols.
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Steer clear of staples — like sauces, crackers and breads — with unnecessary sugars.
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If it were up to Ryan, Republicans would steer clear of immigration.
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Mr. Woods has tended to steer clear of politics during his career.
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The CNN reporter Jeff Zeleny cautioned conferencegoers to steer clear of prognostication.
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Consumer Reports recommends U.S. consumers temporarily steer clear of the romaine lettuce.
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"I'm just going to steer clear of any guy on reality TV."
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And I applaud your desire to steer clear of other people's relationships.
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Just steer clear of the swarm of angry bees if you can.
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How did you steer clear of dangerous conclusions about genetics and crime?
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Hilbert went to his computer and messaged Popov to steer clear of EMC.
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Steer clear of industrials, where there has been "really meaningful deterioration," he said.
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But Iran might prefer to steer clear of Iraq and use Syria instead.
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However, others argued it is a charade the opposition should steer clear of.
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What other stocks should investors steer clear of, using statistics as a guide?
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And some experts are also suggesting that vacationers steer clear of certain locations.
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Maybe the women surveyed were just smart to steer clear of danger zones?
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This time, Zayner has carefully tried to steer clear of the agency's ire.
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Musk responded that investors worried about volatility should steer clear of Tesla's shares.
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Buy organic, steer clear of them fructose corn syrups and what have you.
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But even so, Clinton needs to steer clear of looking like a mudslinger.
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The key is to mostly steer clear of apps directly marketed at couples.
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Steer clear of these 10 jobs if you tend to buckle under pressure.
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The initial goal was to steer clear of the color pink, said Eckstein.
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We knew which fields had the bulls we wanted to steer clear of.
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"Governments need to steer clear of protectionism in all its forms," Lagarde said.
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That way, you'll avoid accumulating debt and steer clear of high interest rates.
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Second, the political normal steer clear of getting involved in a Trump Administration.
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That's not to say the two brothers steer clear of each other's work.
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Steer clear of desserts masquerading as breakfast, like high-sugar granola or yogurt.
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Such government backing comes with a burden to steer clear of controversy, though.
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I steer clear of caffeine, so I don't have a daily Starbucks fix.
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Reading the lessons they learned may help you steer clear of similar scenarios.
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Mr. Johnson, for all his bluster, has tended to steer clear of conflict.
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Investors are advised to steer clear of companies with large fossil fuel operations.
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However, we were told he'd steer clear of the family pending his arraignment.
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Moreover, policymakers must steer clear of government intervention and avoid imposing unnecessary regulations.
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I even decided to steer clear of natural sweeteners like honey and agave.
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Literature is doomed if it's expected to steer clear of the popular realm.
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But Cramer said there is reason to steer clear of the stock for now.
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It's evident, however, that he'd rather steer clear of at least one particular label.
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Jack, meanwhile, has deleted his Twitter account to steer clear of negative comments online.
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Those with sensitivities to fish, for example, should steer clear of marine-sourced collagen.
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So why did Perry steer clear of her signature poppy patterns and latex minis?
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The call notes that potential players should steer clear of nudity in their tapes.
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But that is no reason for the bank to steer clear of it altogether.
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In other words, steer clear of anything that requires tap water — coffee, tea, etc.
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Steer clear of pillows that are too soft, because they might cause more aches.
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And they may want to steer clear of trees that increase pollen and allergies.
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Either way, we're going to steer clear of using driveways that aren't our own.
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If you steer clear of that — the other obstacles you'll be able to navigate.
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And 56 percent believe children should learn how to steer clear of impulse purchases.
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It's important to steer clear of a bad boss and an uncomfortable work environment.
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There are a few items that you'll want to steer clear of at Wendy's.
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There are plenty of reasons that Democrats should steer clear of the charter industry.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti urged residents to "steer clear" of the active situation.
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I would try to steer clear of pejoratives, words or phrases that hurt others.
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Steer clear of apps claiming to teach language to babies and toddlers, for example.
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In fact, if you're healthy, the CDC wants you to steer clear of them.
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Tourists were also arriving but many said they would steer clear of the capital.
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States can test solutions that worked elsewhere, or steer clear of ideas that failed.
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Some people — including Mr. Trump — had suggested that she steer clear of the subject.
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There was another family wedding, where I was able to steer clear of him.
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So steer clear of spots that have a bad attitude and service to match.
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This isn't to say that investors should steer clear of bitcoin-related investments entirely.
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So I steer clear of reporting things that are observed but can't be verified.
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In fact, let's steer clear of Russian red, white and blue entirely, shall we?
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And warn other tenants in the building to steer clear of the neighbor's fence.
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Republicans, including presidential allies, argued that US candidates should steer clear of such entreaties.
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Those who get lazy about taking down their holiday lights should steer clear of Maine.
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We can steer clear of museums, performances, and books, but we can never be nowhere.
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Local people warned the archaeologists to steer clear of the site, according to The Guardian.
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Now, the U.K. appears to be warning its own workers to steer clear of Kaspersky.
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So, it seems like a good idea to steer clear of that crunchy center, right?
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The result is delicate enough that most analysts steer clear of the Echo unit entirely.
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Or is the whole thing a value trap and you gotta steer clear of it?
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The United States and Britain have advised their citizens to steer clear of the area.
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The CDC made an unprecedented move in warning pregnant women to steer clear of Wynwood.
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And Ballmer said he tries to personally steer clear of political stands, with two exceptions.
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Meanwhile, Bush Sr. will also steer clear of the ongoing race for the White House.
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No, if Obama wants to talk about his accomplishments, he should steer clear of Syria.
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Nonetheless, Wheeler told Bloomberg News that he'd steer clear of clients he's lobbied for before.
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Save your outrage over $23 goat cheese wraps, and steer clear of clicking the ads.
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For those seeking to save money, they may want to steer clear of certain countries.
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In explaining its benefit, Reynolds advises employees to steer clear of focusing on personal motivations.
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Mr. Trump has since tried to steer clear of the birthplace claims about Mr. Obama.
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At the very least, he should steer clear of the slammer and anyone named Green.
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None of their sleeves attempt to look human and they steer clear of chemical additives.
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A senior Australian minister, meanwhile, warned him to steer clear of North Korea in future.
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Some experts think that Mr. Wheeler may try to steer clear of this fight altogether.
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These days, like Chinese citizens generally, most Chinese students prefer to steer clear of politics.
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The lesson (as far as we can tell) ... maybe cruises should steer clear of Venice?
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And if he does, will he have to steer clear of issues that Barr redacted?
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The change would help lawmakers steer clear of conflicts of interest and better serve constituents.
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But did you know that reading will help you to steer clear of this trap?
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Steer clear of Residence Inns for paid stays because they offer fewer points per dollar.
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Whatever you drink, it's best to steer clear of sugar — and probably artificial sweeteners, too.
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If he's someone you can easily steer clear of, then maybe that's the simpler path.
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You make a mental note at future family reunions to steer clear of that one.
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A noted architect and archeologist, Schleif had tried to steer clear of politics at first.
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It will certainly help to steer clear of entertainment that traffics in these toxic messages.
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As for the cheap concealer, steer clear of telling her it's making her look worse.
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So national establishment politicians generally steer clear of cultural arguments when they talk about immigration.
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Steer clear of the clichés this year, and get your dad something he will actually love.
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Some Iraqi leaders, among them Abadi, say they want to steer clear of U.S.-Iranian rivalries.
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Like other sane people, I knew to steer clear of the Monterey Bay for Car Week.
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But even with more expansive curbs, there are still ways firms can steer clear of authorities.
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As a result, Abby says Spencer might wanna steer clear of "The Nutcracker" this holiday season.
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Another strategy, for those with some flexibility, is to steer clear of the most problematic airports.
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Might he be planning to steer clear of the vehicle that comes with his new job?
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I'd steer clear of the absurd $50 tempered glass screen protector for the 2 XL, though.
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"We're holding on tight; we have to have the moral courage" to steer clear of tech.
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The last thing European banks need is another reason for investors to steer clear of them.
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She sought to persuade him — albeit with limited success — to steer clear of self-defeating controversies.
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Is that something you want to touch around the edges or maybe steer clear of altogether?
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Though in times of doubt it's probably best to steer clear of frozen water all together.
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"Until that gets better, I think people ought to steer clear of the semiconductors," he said.
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Steer clear of the tired clichés this year and get him something meaningful from Ancestry®.
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With few exceptions, Chinese officials have tried to steer clear of commenting on the American candidates.
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For this reason, careful defense attorneys usually warn their clients to steer clear of the witnesses.
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They steer clear of the biggest blights on Obama's record—the deportations and drones and Syria.
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They're an anonymous collective whose true members, if there are any, steer clear of the spotlight.
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Also, steer clear of Native American headdresses — unless you're actually a Native American— and Muslim headscarves.
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The companies will collaborate in ways that steer clear of antitrust risk, the business daily reported.
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We steer clear of hurry, stress, fear and all its attendant reactions: cruelty, isolation and control.
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However, in his address Emmert rebutted the notion that the N.C.A.A. should steer clear of controversy.
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We are to continue on, teaching our mandated state standards and steer clear of 'controversial topics.
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"But in real terms, Iran may bow to Russian pressure" to steer clear of the border.
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I steer clear of novels that don't hook me by the end of the first chapter.
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You would think that they would want to steer clear of something as ugly as that.
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However, MTV appeared to at the very least steer clear of mentioning Jackson in promotional language.
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These platforms largely eschew the term "climate change" and also steer clear of climate-related terms.
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And many want to steer clear of conflicts of interest that could complicate their other obligations.
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According to Bloomberg, Biden's team has been warning other campaigns to steer clear of the issue.
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For his part, Ryan is trying to steer clear of all palace intrigue on Capitol Hill.
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If you know what you don't know, you can steer clear of companies you don't understand.
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So let's steer clear of those active regions and make our way to the sun's interior.
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So you may want to steer clear of this specie if you have very curious pets.
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However, Chad Morganlander, senior portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors, says to steer clear of the group.
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But the party must also steer clear of Trump's failures: He left behind a vicious inflationary spiral.
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However, if you're a healthy individual, you might need to steer clear of your cat all together.
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Rubio mostly did his best to steer clear of Trump's ire during his since-abandoned primary run.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: Should social studies teachers steer clear of controversial subjects?
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At the least, you'll learn to steer clear of a type of dagger called the Arkansas toothpick.
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That way people can steer clear of them and let the whales do what they need to.
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To stay on their good side (and to avoid getting arrested) steer clear of graveyards after dark.
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Other Western mining firms say they steer clear of the DRC because of reputational and legal risks.
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That said, I'd steer clear of tech people at present—they are even less popular than us.
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If millennials steer clear of insurance, it could increase prices for others who do buy the plans.
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Update popular hardware, expand services, steer clear of new product categories and make a boatload of money.
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Trump plans to steer clear of the impeachment proceedings and focus on his reelection bid for 2020.
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Steer clear of people who boss you around or make you feel small—stick up for yourself.
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Private equity groups might be expected to steer clear of any company involved in running Britain's railways.
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There are reasons for Lyft to steer clear of Detroit, despite a shared vision for autonomous cars.
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And if they're leaving in droves, that's a sign that you should steer clear of this opportunity.
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But just to be safe, we'll steer clear of Streisand if we see her on the 405.
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Hopefully Bellator steer clear of giving him the Michael Page treatment in hopes of highlight reel knockouts.
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Heather Nauert, the department's spokeswoman, labored to steer clear of the racial overtones of the president's statement.
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To avoid unnecessary expenditures, steer clear of business ideas that require you to invest in additional resources.
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In stressing the need for increased civility in public life, Gorsuch seeks to steer clear of politics.
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Still, Mr. Rosenstein seemed to deliberately steer clear of facts that might set the president on edge.
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Others involved in the revival of Chinese-Australian history also said they steer clear of Chinese officialdom.
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In this regard, it resembles the assassinations that the presidential bans have sought to steer clear of.
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The President's eldest son admitted it's hard to steer clear of politics in a local TV interview.
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That figure helps the Senate steer clear of complex budget rules that could tangle up the process.
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And they steer clear of saying what polls have repeatedly shown about Americans' views since Roe v.
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Yet it would not be surprising to see UFC matchmaker Sean Shelby steer clear of this potential booking.
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In other words, about a third of us steer clear of the delightful world of weird ice creams.
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Members of the royal family — especially the monarch — typically steer clear of political discussions to remain politically neutral.
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The smell of someone else's poop is definitely something we try to steer clear of — for obvious reasons.
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But you may want to steer clear of relying on them for advice on rape or sexual assault.
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And the FCC has pressured internet companies big and small to steer clear of the company's networking equipment.
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There are good reasons for Lyft to steer clear of Detroit, despite a shared vision for autonomous cars.
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To that end, we'll steer clear of the much-covered tax bill recently signed into law, for instance.
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" Bryant says guests at the reception should steer clear of overindulging in booze, and "know when to stop.
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" The key takeaway is this: "Steer clear of providers that only (or mostly) do offer-in-compromise work.
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Given Trump's propensity for deal-making, diplomatic experts advised Abe to steer clear of details at the summit.
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The best bet remains to simply steer clear of the litter box, or maybe change it more regularly.
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We're told Jocelyn and Lloyd have access to different entrances and plan to steer clear of each other.
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Perhaps understandably, considering the potential chaos surrounding it, Tehran Iman just wants to steer clear of it all.
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The home renovator is tackling big spaces (that most would steer clear of!) on her series Bargain Mansions.
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Members of the royal family — especially the Queen — typically steer clear of political discussions to remain politically neutral.
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They're most often found on the ground in well-wooded savannas, and prefer to steer clear of humans.
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The fund would, however, steer clear of projects that have already been ordered to be liquidated, she added.
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There are reasons for Lyft to steer clear of Detroit, despite a shared vision for autonomous cars. nyti.
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Unless you're a fan of violence, foul language, and racy innuendo, you'd best steer clear of this one.
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If platforms also risk penalties when hosting such opinions, some will steer clear of allowing such speech altogether.
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Steer clear of toys that contain phthalates and ones that are porous, which makes them impossible to disinfect.
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Denmark's central bank on Monday said bitcoin investing was "deadly", warning the public to steer clear of it.
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But as you ring in the Year of the Rooster, try and steer clear of the melon seeds.
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" Jones would rather steer clear of comparisons to the women's program, saying: "From our perspective, we're different animals.
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I tried to steer clear of that mindset and just let the music come a bit more naturally.
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The queen is expected to remain neutral on political matters, so she will steer clear of divisive topics.
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He says he hopes to steer clear of bluster altogether and to avoid politics as much as possible.
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Likewise, I steer clear of any free music, games or entertainment services for fear of catching a virus.
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It was my attempt to steer clear of the whole debate around calling the game soccer or football.
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Israel said it warned Palestinians in Arabic to steer clear of Hamas locations and centers of militant activity.
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Mark Tepper, president and CEO of Strategic Wealth Partners, warns investors to steer clear of the embattled carmaker.
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I think you're looking to buy those names on this market pullback and steer clear of the transports.
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The adviser also warned South Korea to steer clear of relations between the North and the United States.
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Mr. Suleimani built this empire of militias while betting that America would steer clear of an outright confrontation.
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Ilhan Omar will recognize this fact and steer clear of unjustifiably questioning the allegiance of supporters of Israel.
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This is consistent with street scuttlebutt that the agency's management tries to steer clear of politically-charged issues.
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He added that Pompeo should also steer clear of all policy and foreign assistance related issues involving Ukraine.
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Harden tends to steer clear of bottles stored near train tracks, as the vibrations can throw off taste.
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Although Bermuda is in Nicole's direct path, the storm will steer clear of areas impacted by Matthew (reut.rs/2dGKSst).
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William, trying to steer clear of politics, praised what he called the close ties between Britain and the Palestinians.
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Unlike their more fantastical Infowars analogs, these vigilante investigators steer clear of explicit allegations, hewing instead to grave insinuations.
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Volkswagen signaled it could steer clear of Slovakia for future investments if faced with another costly showdown with workers.
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Fake photos and videos will be everywhere, so steer clear of sharing them unless you're sure of the source.
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" Ong likes to steer clear of animals because, when they translate into jewelry, she believes they're "not very exciting.
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I always wondered how you were able to steer clear of self-destruction like so many other early celebs.Yeah.
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U.S. lawmakers used the indictment to make a final pitch to allies to steer clear of the Chinese firm.
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But Fortnite maker Epic Games hasn't had to put too much effort forth to steer clear of toxic behavior.
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Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, said investors should steer clear of the stock.
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Commenting on his phone call on Thursday with Trump, he said Baghdad will steer clear of U.S.-Iran tension.
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A judge in L.A. County granted that request earlier this week ... and now Telfair must steer clear of Samantha.
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Or follow Warren Buffett's advice, repeated in various forms over the years, to steer clear of the precious metal?
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Taking to the skies: The Federal Aviation Administration warned unauthorized drone operators to steer clear of emergency response operations.
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But, thanks to the runways this past Fashion Month, leggings are no longer an item to steer clear of.
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I try to steer clear of hyperbole, but Zyankali makes it hard: He is truly one of a kind.
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So I steer clear of talk about this election, though we've spoken plenty — and placidly — about every other election.
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Get as rich as you'd like, and you'll have a lot of personal freedom, but steer clear of politics.
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Large companies may also steer clear of contracting with small businesses entirely in order to avoid joint employer liability.
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The belief that vitamin C can help you steer clear of a nasty cold has been around for decades.
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Steer clear of these words, and you'll be that much closer to passing your performance review with flying colors.
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That's another reason he's urging investors to steer clear of dependence on the economy as they look for growth.
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I'm going to steer clear of this and perhaps be a little bit more entertaining and go for action.
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Most people, hip-hop artists or otherwise, would be keen to steer clear of starting unnecessary drama with someone.
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Anticipating that locals would try to intervene, the state issued a stern warning to steer clear of the birds.
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While it would be assumed that brands would want to steer clear of controversial figures, that's not always true.
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Regardless, New York City-based dermatologist Joshua Zeichner says it's best to steer clear of body art for now.
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Targeted for children ages 3 to 8, the show will steer clear of the political, social or religious issues.
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However, if you are not up for that task, steer clear of managed mutual funds and ETFs all together.
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Once word got out about the receipts, the N.R.A. on Twitter advised everyone to "steer clear" of the restaurant.
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His legal team has encouraged him to steer clear of messages about the Russia investigation, advice he's largely ignored.
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Unlike other U.S. government officials, the president is not required by law to steer clear of conflicts of interest.
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The memo also suggested players steer clear of borrowing items like pens and markers from fans when signing autographs.
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I think it's boring to watch, and I think it's bad for society, so I steer clear of that.
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We all know to steer clear of (cough) yellow snow; you should also avoid pink or "watermelon" snow as well.
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And those examining other pot plays might want to steer clear of them altogether for the time being, Cramer said.
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The antagonistic nature of these town halls has some GOP strategists advising lawmakers to steer clear of physical town halls.
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We're a lot stronger as a couple as a result, but nowadays we tend to steer clear of poly relationships.
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"A lot of people just steer clear of it because it's that unpleasant, but it comes with it," Pozner adds.
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Any decent person should have known to steer clear of mentioning it unless referring respectfully to recipients of the medal.
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Best to steer clear of yellow hyacinths, though, which meant "jealousy," and could reignite the original source of sartorial tension.
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Oh, and if you go for the white option, follow Kardashian West's lead and steer clear of any messy makeup.
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We are very strategic in the types of businesses we work with and steer clear of doing narrow prescriptive tactics.
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It's officially time to steer clear of future suitcase struggles and sail smoothly into an effortless life of traveling light.
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If necessary, consider tapping into savings you may normally steer clear of in order to get more cash in hand.
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That may have led trustbusters to steer clear of industries with abnormally high returns, including telecoms, health care and airlines.
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That said, she's happy to steer clear of too much drama for a little while after many "very emotional" months.
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Putin knows all of this, of course, which is why more than likely he'll steer clear of any serious effort.
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He also said the bank was likely to steer clear of equities - a business line it largely closed in 2015.
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Hopefully, Titan landers will steer clear of swimming, or at least get some cool X-Men powers out of it.
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If you want the Roomba to steer clear of a part of your house, I'd recommend just closing the door.
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And just when Sri Lanka needs strong leadership to steer clear of such obvious dangers, its leaders stand disgraced.◼
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In general, steer clear of anything smothered, supreme, wrapped in a Dorito, or XXL-sized and you'll be just fine!
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So I'm going to steer clear of that and veer toward the other major issue, which is that of privacy.
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" She also told Katie to steer clear of men from Mayo, in the west of Ireland, because they're "too small.
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An ongoing Zika epidemic could prompt some athletes, staff, sponsors and high-spending tourists to steer clear of the Games.
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Unlike some of his peers, he's bucking the trend that younger millennials tend to steer clear of the stock market.
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Consumers would steer clear of businesses with such shady records; the stewards of our tax dollars should do the same.
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We have actively encouraged other nuclear powers to steer clear of fielding such systems because of the risks they pose.
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Experts cautioned the public to steer clear of unsafe counterfeits flooding the United States in the runup to the event.
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If you take cover in multistory building, choose a central location and steer clear of the top and bottom floors.
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But Truex — or at least his teams through the years — has been unable to completely steer clear of Nascar violations.
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"I reported it to the supervisor who told me just to steer clear of him," said Kelly in the interview.
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While locals steer clear of the congested midtown tourist destination, your first time standing in Times Square is overwhelmingly awesome.
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As a result, some investors choose to steer clear of ADRs entirely, or trade sparingly, despite interest in the companies.
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The belief that vitamin C can help you steer clear of a nasty cold has been a myth for decades.
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We can intervene to help emergency departments steer clear of using opioids as a go-to response to pain treatment.
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Most choreographers should steer clear of Mozart (Haydn and Beethoven, too) because the work can make the dances look crude.
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If you're looking for a rosy outlook for the US economy, it's probably best to steer clear of Peter Schiff.
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If that sounds like a nightmare, then we suggest you steer clear of appearing on Say Yes to the Dress.
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If you have scoliosis, rheumatism, arthritis, or other lower back problems, you may want to steer clear of firm mattresses.
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The White House also recommended that Americans homeschool their children, avoid nonessential travel, and steer clear of bars and restaurants.
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FTSE well into next year, as investors continue to steer clear of the region's assets, according to a Reuters poll.
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Many trade associations even now give to members of both parties in Congress and steer clear of supporting presidential candidates.
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"Don't go full Grizzly Man," Wags warns Bobby at one point, advising him to steer clear of the Russian bear.
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It shouldn't be much of a surprise then that politicians today tend to steer clear of King's reckoning on Vietnam.
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Even after Culp was hired, Inch continued to advise clients to steer clear of GE. But that has finally changed.
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Below you'll find which dating apps we love for people over 503 and which ones you should steer clear of.
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Haveles predicted that the judge would likely fine Musk, but would steer clear of such a nuclear option for now.
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Yet Rocky did not mention any elected officials during the concert, and appeared to steer clear of political lyrics, too.
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Nancy Tengler, chief investment strategist at Tengler Wealth Management, says to steer clear of the IPO market as a whole.
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Reflecting the National Security Council's policy, the colonel advised Ukrainian officials, including Mr. Zelensky, to steer clear of American politics.
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Marks is currently free on a $500 bond, with orders from his judge to steer clear of the elementary school.
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That's right, of MLB's 30 teams, Holliday wants to steer clear of Oakland, where he served a short stint in 2009.
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One thing that the couple did already agree upon was that they would steer clear of Jessa's family's signature naming practice.
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By resolving the case on narrow grounds, the justices could steer clear of the political fray and their own jurisprudential divisions.
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One thing most Republican lawmakers agree on: Trump should steer clear of any talk of impeachment during his prime-time address.
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But for unicorns to think of them as somewhere to steer clear of for as long as possible is wrong-headed.
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Police call records revealed Peterson also advised fellow officers to steer clear of the building where the shooting was taking place.
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If you're like me and can't handle artificial sweeteners, read the ingredients and steer clear of sucralose, a popular added sweetener.
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Researchers also suspect that lamprey tissue contains an alarm cue, which warns others to steer clear of injured or dead lampreys.
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Most travelers steer clear of optional fees to make their trip more comfortable, according to new data from reward platform Switchfly.
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Usually, I steer clear of round brushes because my hair gets super tangled and knotty when it's wrapped around the brush.
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There are some things you should definitely steer clear of mentioning when you're sending an opening message on a dating app.
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She stopped taking her insulin and began to binge on the foods her doctors had warned her to steer clear of.
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Since his release, Shirawa has vowed to steer clear of illegal dealings and insists that he has thoroughly learned his lesson.
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You'd think these tiny amphibians would prefer to steer clear of the pachyderms, lest they get trampled by their enormous feet.
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In Sweden it tries to steer clear of lending to industries exposed to private consumption, which tends to suffer in downturns.
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To steer clear of the more average kinds, it's best to sleep well, avoid caffeine and get plenty of aerobic exercise.
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The Food and Drug Administration has advised consumers to steer clear of over-the-counter weight-loss products that contain HCG.
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In selecting Kennedy, party leaders sought to steer clear of any Democrats who may be considering running for president in 2020.
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Her social circle was primarily made up of musicians, but she was determined to steer clear of romantic entanglements with them.
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You should use a patting motion rather than a wiping motion to prevent anal tears, and steer clear of baby wipes.
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Despite a pledge to steer clear of cases involving children, which often end badly, he agrees to look for another runaway.
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Last week,federal health officials warned pregnant women to steer clear of Miami Beach, an active area in Florida's Zika outbreak.
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After a half-decade of bloated festivals and recycled tunes, many hardcore electronic music fans steer clear of EDM on principle.
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The 1930s Beaded Clutch BagJust steer clear of anything that looks too thoroughly '30s, like cutesy florals and a floppy shape.
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But most internet companies have traditionally tried to steer clear of making judgments about content except in cases of illegal activity.
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Producers who shot bondage films tended to steer clear of explicit penetration altogether because they were afraid of inciting obscenity charges.
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As you were tackling this largely unexplored territory, was it a challenge to steer clear of finger-wagging, and conversely, glorification?
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Many Republican senators, for instance, say privately that they would rather Mr. Trump steer clear of discussing Dr. Blasey at length.
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It concludes that over-60s and those with lung and heart problems should steer clear of urban areas with heavy traffic.
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This is a wonderful quality for a crossword constructor, but it does tend to make servers steer clear of the table.
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At the time, specific public areas were not ordered to close, and residents were not directed to steer clear of them.
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Let's say you'd like to accent your pout but steer clear of injectable fillers like Restylane and Juvéderm, the gold standards.
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The carrier is trying to steer clear of layoffs, it said in a note to employees on Friday seen by Reuters.
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If I were to go back and do it all over again, I would probably steer clear of the whole situation.
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" She continued, "I know a lot of brands, big brands, steer clear of anybody who says anything that's even remotely political.
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Economic inclusion, especially under law, is race neutral, and can steer clear of the sticky politics which could derail such efforts.
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City and state officials say the agency should steer clear of courthouses altogether, because they're eroding trust in the justice system.
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But Mr. Flannery suggested that he would try to steer clear of politics as he conducted his review of the company.
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The announcers for the game, Joe Buck and Troy Aikman, will also steer clear of any references to events outside football.
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And steer clear of flavored peanut butters with added sugars and cocoa butter, which morphs a healthy nut spread into dessert.
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Other vulnerable Democrats are simply trying to steer clear of the impeachment issue that's swept over Capitol Hill this week. Rep.
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All of the most popular videos, which are monetized via advertisements, steer clear of promoting chiropractic as a method of healing.
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Medicate him to help alleviate physical and emotional stress or steer clear of meds because they may have long-term effects?
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It can technically be avoided by skilled chefs who steer clear of the fish's poisonous parts, but even then, it's dicey.
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This week, Mr. Pompeo issued a public version of that warning, telling allies to steer clear of Chinese-built 5G networks.
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Steer clear of people or situations that piss you off, because there's a big likelihood that you will lose your cool.
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Until recently, beef jerky had a pretty bad reputation for being a processed, salt-filled snack that you should steer clear of.
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In order to optimize your potential to be found via search, it's important to use strong keywords and steer clear of buzzwords.
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No judgments here: Just try to steer clear of the greasiest meals if you want to actually get a good night's sleep.
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Rating agencies steer clear of early estimates of the score they are likely to give a country for fear of impacting markets.
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We've focused on utility apps and tried to steer clear of social media, messaging apps, and media apps like Netflix and Spotify.
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Congress, the White House and Treasury officials have traditionally been careful to steer clear of questioning the Fed's independence to set policy.
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With Paul Ryan gone — the leading champion of those plans — Republicans will steer clear of premium support or other major Medicare changes.
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If you steer clear of contracts with overly high fees, annuities can be one way to guarantee some income in later life.
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You don't want your fur baby to get hurt during playtime, so steer clear of objects that have holes or loose materials.
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The big oil firms still steer clear of a country with one of the world's largest reserves of oil and gas combined.
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There it will take market share from unbranded small-scale rivals rather than multinationals, which steer clear of such low-margin business.
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Given the current state of affairs in Washington, it's probably more practical to steer clear of snails and keep washing our hands.
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With legal battles raging between Redstone and Dauman, the two will likely steer clear of each other at lunches and cocktail parties.
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But for now, at least, we're guessing Travis would rather have his son steer clear of Lil Pump's ways ... and his tats.
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Communications between lawyers and their clients enjoy almost bulletproof legal protection: spies too should be told explicitly to steer clear of them.
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BHP, meanwhile, has said it will steer clear of minerals needed only for batteries and focus on those with more certain demand.
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If you happen to be an American tourist visiting Ireland for St. Patrick's Day, probably best to steer clear of this guy.
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The fund manager statements were striking, given that many major investors try to steer clear of political debates to avoid alienating customers.
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The fund manager statements were striking given that many major investors try to steer clear of political debates to avoid alienating customers.
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Becoming a graffiti artist might come with a bit of street cred, but it's probably better to steer clear of something illegal.
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Happy to hear the pigeon will soon be fleeing the coop — hopefully it'll steer clear of all fanny packs in the future.
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The Stolypin Club, a group headed by Boris Titov, ombudsman for entrepreneurial rights, has put forward proposals that steer clear of politics.
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They steer clear of parabens, sulfates, mineral oil, and GMOs when formulating their hair-care products, and instead defer to natural alternatives.
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Observers say the best political choice might be to steer clear of the issue, but Trump may not be able to resist.
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Some fund managers, though, said they will steer clear of the deal and wait to see how PSBC shares perform post-listing.
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If you're looking for a page-turner, a good rule of thumb is to steer clear of books based on doctoral dissertations.
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Retail could be one of the best contrarian plays out there, as long as investors steer clear of the nation's department stores.
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Choosing to steer clear of a neutral, hopeful message for the future, Trump instead sent a tauntingly boastful signal to his enemies.
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"Many health-conscious eaters steer clear of the frozen section, but the truth is there are some great finds here," Sass said.
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Some embassies, business groups and foreign firms steer clear of the highly choreographed internet event, analysts say, because of the perceived propaganda.
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Startups are, by their very definition, optimistic ventures, often completely foolish ones that saner souls would be wise to steer clear of.
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" At the rally, Sadr reiterated calls for US troops to leave the country in a bid to steer clear of "another war.
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Visitors will simply visit those islands that were untouched by the hurricanes and steer clear of those that were damaged, he said.
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Do they have interest or they ... To be honest, I kind of steer clear of them while we're in these formative years.
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Over time, Amis has learned to read the mainstream without a chart, and to steer clear of the dangerous shoals and ledges.
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Roger Stone, a longtime ally of President Trump, is urging the administration to steer clear of a federal crackdown on recreational marijuana.
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Frank Bruni Opinion Columnist It's not unusual for a president to be asked to steer clear of his fellow party members' campaigns.
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Was that how strong fate was, that in trying to steer clear of something you could actually swerve right into its course?
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The school had posted multiple notices urging students and staffers to steer clear of the pond until the alligator was safely removed.
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Here are their tips for how others can steer clear of their errors to boost their own business' chances for longevity.1.
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If you believe that support for the administration automatically places your boyfriend into this category, then you should steer clear of him.
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Most liked consumer discretionary stocks as well, but Bank of America, BMO and Credit Suisse all recommended clients steer clear of staples.
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Politico reported that a former IRI employee was warned that Kilimnik "could not be trusted" and advised to steer clear of him.
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Security experts recommend that tourists steer clear of protest sites and take flight if they notice a large group of people amassing.
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"Every port operator, ship owner and management company should steer clear of the targets identified today," Hook said at the State Department.
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Steve Cohen is planning to launch a $20 billion hedge fund — and many institutional investors are planning to steer clear of it.
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Apple is always going to think first about its products — the way advertisers do when they sometimes steer clear of "edgy" content.
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Wald says he would steer clear of defense company Raytheon, saying its price is breaking down in a broadly weak capital goods industry.
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The president will spend Thursday night at U.S. Ambassador Robert "Woody" Johnson&aposs London residence but will otherwise steer clear of the city.
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Steer clear of triggering situations, because emotional drama could erupt — and even turn into a shoving match with warrior Mars in the mix.
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So when it comes to food buying, her allegiance is to products that steer clear of elaborate packaging and unpronounceable, multisyllabic chemical additives.
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Robinson said his client went to the mission only to see what was happening and warned people to steer clear of the gunfire.
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Signs in the area warned tourists to steer clear of the edge, but the rim has no barrier, according to the Associated Press.
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Many performers, like the Trocks, steer clear of inflammatory humor, allowing us to laugh in good conscience at gender-bending as a performance.
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The move to charge a nominal fee could be simply a ploy to ward off rivals and steer clear of the country's laws.
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Now that you know what to steer clear of this Black Friday, there are some things you should be on the lookout for.
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The eruption prompted a "red notice" for the aviation industry, alerting pilots to the ash cloud so they could steer clear of it.
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In August, 15 progressive groups wrote Clinton a letter urging her to steer clear of Wall Street when making appointments to the administration.
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Most interior design experts (and non-experts, for that matter) would therefore advise you to steer clear of faux flora of any kind.
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In a statement provided to The Verge, a spokesperson for Young said he has made the decision to steer clear of the measure.
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When in doubt, go for shades of blue or black, but steer clear of anything too bright or boring, like orange and brown.
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The base said the area was "declared safe," although it urged people to steer clear of the hospital area for the time being.
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Thiel and his associates managed to steer clear of much of the infighting that troubled the Trump transition team in its early days.
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Steer clear of San Francisco if you want to rake in the big bucks and still pocket most of your hard-earned cash.
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Even if you can't avoid them, at least you can budget more effectively, and steer clear of a few surprises along the way.
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But crucially, the Office of General Ethics is still only advising the incoming administration on how to steer clear of various ethics laws.
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Trump will largely steer clear of London during his stay, but the White House disputed that it was to avoid the likely protests.
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Really though, your best bet for now is to just follow the CDC's guidance and steer clear of vaping products that contain cannabis.
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Stationery-maker Monami also jumped as much as 26.2%, with investors expecting its sales to grow as buyers steer clear of Japanese pens.
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Meanwhile, The New York Times obtained a memo from Democratic strategists with some interesting advice for the party's candidates: Steer clear of immigration.
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Financial advisors make a living trying to help clients steer clear of error when it come to managing money but mistakes do happen.
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I usually steer clear of this style because I already look incredibly young for my age, but this one was working for me.
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Mostly, Ryan has tried to steer clear of Trump, with whom he has clashed and whose presidency many believe convinced Ryan to retire.
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Trump will largely steer clear of London during his stay, but the White House disputed that it was to avoid the likely protests.
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But Lonsdale said with an economy like this one, you can't really blame companies that want to steer clear of the stock market.
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The big picture: Hurricanes typically steer clear of or weaken before reaching Hawaii, due largely to cooler ocean temperatures closer to the islands.
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Business leaders say there are too many unknowns and volunteered to do whatever is needed to steer clear of Trump using his powers.
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If you feel healthy and aren't willing to steer clear of the gym, you can stay a little safer by avoiding certain equipment.
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The younger Mr. Trump said his itinerary did not include interactions with government officials in an intentional effort to steer clear of politics.
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Mr. Mather said the biathlon was surprisingly enjoyable during the 2014 Sochi Games, but you may want to steer clear of bobsled events.
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She tried to steer clear of West Wing matters, which she saw as her husband's domain, though it often held sway over hers.
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Tan also pointed to Instacart, the grocery delivery company that's "doing insanely well right now" as housebound Americans steer clear of grocery stores.
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Together they keep each other safe and steer clear of a local vigilante group that blames them for all of the neighborhood's problems.
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But in muddy water, tiny mud crabs, no bigger than the tip of your thumb, steer clear of the hungry blue crab predators.
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Although many believed Biden would have fared better than Hillary Clinton, Biden opted to steer clear of the 2016 presidential race to grieve.
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The Eurosceptic and anti-migrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) decided to steer clear of Mr Bannon, and other right-wingers were wary too.
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Given that courts generally steer clear of what they deem "political questions," it likely will try to stay out of impeachment if possible.
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Given the president's volatility on many issues, antitrust experts steer clear of trying to predict how this administration will approach tech's antitrust concerns.
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Ericsson's strategy has been to steer clear of larger acquisitions, instead partnering with data network giant Cisco Systems Inc to jointly sell products.
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In her decades of writing about the national pastime, Ms. Smith had tried to steer clear of the spotlight trained on her subjects.
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President Mamnoon Hussain addressed on Friday a group of students, mostly women, and urged them to steer clear of the February 14 holiday.
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So stick to interactions that feel authentic to you — and steer clear of the people who take a lot effort to interact with.
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These are the very issues that have led investors to steer clear of investing in the K12 edtech space despite the sizeable market opportunity.
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China frequently blames the United States for raising tensions in the region and has warned regional rival Japan to steer clear of the dispute.
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One would think that paparazzo, who depend on celebrities for their livelihood, would steer clear of saying insanely racist stuff about celebrities, to celebrities.
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The band's music has broken away from the norm in a region whose pop stars steer clear of social issues, singing mostly of romances.
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Capone says that, as long as you steer clear of dead animals, and practice flea prevention with yourself and your pets, you should fine.
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It was a first time the CDC has ever told pregnant women to steer clear of a specific place in the continental United States.
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Treating allergies Until now, the common advice given to those suffering from allergies has been simply to steer clear of their dreaded food item.
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In many cases, there just isn't enough science concerning the genes in question to accurately predict, say, whether you should steer clear of carbs.
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The actress, 58, who is married to businessman Todd Morgan, tells PEOPLE that even if she were single, she'd steer clear of online romance.
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The national police have confirmed attacks are taking place near the prime minister's office and have advised residents to steer clear of the area.
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A new app will help you find such amenities in any city you visit, or, more helpfully, allow you to steer clear of them.
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Com was able to steer clear of the rotation out of technology last week because it reported a very strong quarter on Thursday. Wix.
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They've also encouraged redesigning small satellites so they can steer clear of objects and suicide plunge into Earth's orbit once their lifespan has ended.
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Meanwhile, Trump-branded wines have sold out at two Richmond-area Wegmans stores, even as protesters urged shoppers to steer clear of the product.
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He added that Japan and Australia was also attractive due to more accommodative monetary policy and urged investors to steer clear of emerging markets.
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While some bakers have referred to Obama as Alice, most steer clear of such gender-bending casting and assign that role to Hillary Clinton.
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Activist investors, who take big stakes in companies and pressure them to break up or shift strategy, often steer clear of heavily regulated banks.
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As for Trump, Waters said he should also steer clear of trying to direct the Federal Reserve's policies on interest rates and monetary issues.
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If parents have a problem with some of the options available, they may want to steer clear of the chain in the first place.
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Cramer: Why Brussels didn't spook markets Cramer: Steer clear of these travel stocks The next was a seasoned veteran CEO, General Electric's Jeff Immelt.
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He is now a youth counselor in his hometown of Washington, D.C., working to help kids steer clear of the bad choices he made.
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"There's no need to make this worse by attempting damage control," he said, adding that the beverage giant should steer clear of political content.
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So long as you've got the right equipment, you can steer clear of your local multiplex and enjoy all your favorite flicks at home.
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Twitter, like Facebook, has tried to steer clear of these controversies by insisting that it is an ideologically neutral platform committed to free speech.
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" Trump might even have said this: "It is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliance with any portion of the foreign world.
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Investors may steer clear of China until the uncertainty about its heavy debt — and the government's will and ability to handle it — clears up.
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So steer clear of partially hydrogenated and hydrogenated oils, like canola, as well as packaged foods like cream-filled candies, frozen pizza and margarine.
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His children from his second wife were doing drugs and hanging around the wrong people, and it was best to steer clear of them.
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But some customers, independent of the pledge, vowed to steer clear of the store until it changed its "perverse" bathroom and dressing room policies.
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But as an investor seeking a better portfolio, you should pick up a few more oil and gas names and steer clear of coal.
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These days I steer clear of sartorial trauma by sticking to my uniform of black leggings and vests underneath everything I throw on top.
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Chinese state media broadcast a rap condemning the Hong Kong protests, which remixed President Donald Trump telling outsiders to steer clear of the situation.
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Steer clear of Dollar Tree knives, which tend to be dull and ineffective, consumer savings expert Andrea Woroch told the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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Mr. Heinonen said to steer clear of TVs that cost more than $3,000 because TV technologies were rapidly maturing and prices plummet every year.
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There are many ways that journalists work to steer clear of politics in their personal lives, but doing so isn't always easy or straightforward.
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Last week, 20 other country and pop stars, including Kelly Clarkson and Blake Shelton, released a video urging fans to steer clear of imitators.
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The drive turned out to be a succession of lesser-evil decisions: Do we avoid the small boulder or steer clear of the crater?
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Carts serving everything from Mexican tamales to Tibetan momos vie for sidewalk space, but owners largely steer clear of restaurants offering the same cuisine.
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Dayton officials had warned residents to steer clear of downtown on Saturday, but it was largely business as usual away from the courthouse area.
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The official policy of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency is to steer clear of college campuses, unless there is an extraordinary safety threat.
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To avoid blowing through her paycheck on the weekend, she tries to steer clear of fancy restaurants and instead opts for cooking at home.
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Judges must try to steer clear of situations that may be grounds for appeal, said William Lee Pfeifer Jr., an appellate lawyer in Alabama.
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Investors may steer clear of China until the uncertainty about its heavy debt — and the government's will and ability to handle it — clears up.
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The Lodge is scary, yes, but a couple elements are so upsetting that some viewers will want to steer clear of the film altogether.
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Diana's mother wants her daughter to mind her tutors and steer clear of the warrior traditions represented by Antiope (Robin Wright), the girl's aunt.
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In order to avoid tainting his big moment with partisan jabs, he might steer clear of his hardline views on the most divisive issues.
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The proximity to the Bank of England's 2% target means the central bank will likely steer clear of rate cuts in the immediate future.
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While Dendrinou and Varvitsioti steer clear of grand historical analysis, one great theme does emerge – the value of the European project to its participants.
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Our perceptions of what goes on in our heads are too subjective to quantify, and experimental psychologists tend to steer clear of the area.
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In December, Boeing failed to log any 737 Max orders as airlines and aircraft leasing companies continued to steer clear of the grounded airplane.
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If you're early to bed and early to rise, you may want to steer clear of someone who feels most productive late at night.
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Last week, 20 other country and pop stars, including Kelly Clarkson and Blake Shelton, released a video urging fans to steer clear of imitators.
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Experts say the Trump administration might want to steer clear of upsetting Beijing, especially given it wants help resolving the North Korean nuclear threat.
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That's why Microsoft paid $7.5 billion for the company last year, and why GitHub is desperately (and unsuccessfully) trying to steer clear of controversies.
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The strategist's advice to steer clear of consumer discretionary stocks comes after equities rallied on Friday to finish the week on a high note.
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Drivers will want to steer clear of 14th Street during rush hour: The M.T.A. is planning to close sections of the street to cars.
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I did steer clear of the Bigfoot as magical, paranormal, supernatural stuff, because that was a lot harder for me to come at objectively.
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Many say that the large ships should steer clear of the area altogether, and dock instead at cities like Trieste, farther round the coast.
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Republicans are known for being the party of free trade, and it's rankling those who typically try to steer clear of Trump scandals. Sen.
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When police arrested the man, who had been ordered to steer clear of the place, a prosecutor asked the judge to set a $15,000 bail.
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Goldman Sachs is predicting that earnings growth in 23 could be quite disappointing, advising clients to steer clear of companies leveraged to strong economic growth.
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To avoid any damages done to your career down the line, steer clear of these common mistakes: Some people use quitting as a bargaining tool.
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Many "low-histamine diets" on the internet suggest that you should just steer clear of any food that you believe might have histamine in it.
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Because it's unclear how that data is secured and used, he told Gizmodo, he even recommends that his students steer clear of consumer DNA tests.
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Boosting it will likely be a challenge as an impending presidential election, preceded by political campaigning, could persuade tourists to steer clear of Sri Lanka.
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I wanted to steer clear of making imagery that was too representational, especially of Cthulhu, who has been depicted so many times and so well.
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Meanwhile, companies that might possibly be among the 30 alleged to have been compromised are doing all they can to steer clear of the story.
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It's just as important, if not more important, for everyone to know what they should eat as opposed to what they should steer clear of.
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Steer clear of fragrances and essential oils during these months, and give your skin a rest from any chemical exfoliants or other strong, sensitizing acids.
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That means Democrats like Mr Donnelly need to steer clear of the divisive national issues—including Mr Trump himself—their left-wing colleagues obsess over.
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" Asked if Schumer made sure to steer clear of the female character tropes she's railed against in the past, Schumer confirms, "There's none of that.
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The Drop Connected Kitchen Scale and Interactive Recipe App Steer clear of the dreaded recipe rut with this Bluetooth-enabled kitchen scale and iPad app.
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Anyone who's struggled with their relationship with weight or body image should steer clear of daily weighing, especially those who have battled an eating disorder.
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For Iran, Russia and Venezuela, trading oil in yuan would wean them off dollar-based earnings and so help them steer clear of American banks.
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If the lady in your life is expecting flowers and candy, then steer clear of the supermarket and opt for something a bit more special.
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Foundation subject of criticism Shuttering the Trump Foundation also could allow the President-elect to steer clear of further legal troubles tied to the foundation.
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Steer clear of Melissa McCarthy when Planes, Trains and Automobiles is on – the funnylady says her love of the 1987 movie might make bystanders uncomfortable.
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Goldshire is home to them on almost all role-playing servers, and those who don't like it just have to steer clear of the place.
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But he is likely to steer clear of commentary about future policy moves, keeping the bank's options open in case the outlook continues to soften.
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But a source close to the President said Trump is being counseled to steer clear of such a dramatic move like firing the special counsel.
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We talked about Cam Newton and Lamar ... but when the topic turned to Cleveland, it's clear Manziel wants Lamar to steer clear of the Browns.
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But in the meantime, we advise New Yorkers to avoid what could be a big headache and steer clear of the affected areas, if possible.
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The chicken nuggets are also sugar-free; however, steer clear of the barbecue dipping sauce, which has 2½ teaspoons (10 grams) of sugar per serving.
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When a woman is pregnant, she often takes immediate steps to cut out alcohol, steer clear of cigarette smoke, and avoid risky foods like sushi.
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When the hard times come, will your investor grip the steering wheel too tightly, freak out completely or help you steer clear of a jam?
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In the final days of the race, Ossoff and Handel have sought to steer clear of national politics, with each candidate barely uttering Trump's name.
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Still, religious higher education institutions largely choose not to seek federal funding in order to steer clear of having to follow federal civil rights laws.
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To steer clear of travel scams, the research stage of the booking process is necessary, especially if going through a third-party source, Hutt said.
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Rather she repeated her argument that monetary policy should remain focused on employment and inflation and steer clear of attempting to prick risky asset bubbles.
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Acquaintances from his grad school years told the Associated Press Beierle seemed "angry" and "odd," and that people generally tried to steer clear of him.
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The other two large canvases fuse together a congregation of irregularly drawn shapes, with a hint of figuration, though they steer clear of semi-abstraction.
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Sports owners, like it or not, are often in the spotlight, and Mr. Allen, by and large, had preferred to steer clear of media attention.
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If you earn too much to qualify for federal help buying insurance, you should also steer clear of the more expensive silver plans on HealthCare.gov.
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If you need to borrow money to stay afloat, steer clear of travel and rewards credit cards and focus your attention on lower-cost options.
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Steer clear of the recommendations of the servers who have a proclivity for voluntarily recommending some of the most expensive options on the drinks list.
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Mr. Trump and his aides have warned foreign businesses to steer clear of Iran to avoid reimposed American sanctions, which take full effect in November.
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He fishes for more danger by starting things up with Hunter's estranged sister, McKayla (Maika Monroe), who warns Daniel to steer clear of her brother.
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To seal their in-group status and steer clear of Muggles who might not get it, Janeites today still use code, handles, jargon, masquerade, memes.
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To lock in a true public option, the USPS should steer clear of partnering with predatory lenders or collection agencies, giving them a second chance.
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Deuber did everything she could to steer clear of the drama in season 3, making herself the odd person out as the Housewives choose sides.
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And, if you think your marriage is in trouble, steer clear of Cleveland, Ohio: It's got the highest divorce rate and breakups can be contagious.
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Michael Bapis, managing director of The Bapis Group at HighTower Advisors, likes Dollar General, but would steer clear of the rest of the momentum space.
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Investors may be tempted to steer clear of tech stocks after recent steep losses, but that weakness hasn't shaken Deutsche Bank's confidence in the sector.
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Also, Chinese venture capitalists have tried to steer clear of the technology CFIUS is closely probing, such as artificial intelligence, data analytics and cyber security.
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But Penn prof Fisch said it might be hard for pension funds to steer clear of corporations with mandatory arbitration provisions because of index fund investments.
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A State Department official told VICE News that Syrian rebels and civilians would have to steer clear of areas where they know fighting will not stop.
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At the start of her career, she felt the pressure to be, in her words, "secular"; to steer clear of issues like racism, queerness, or feminism.
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Iraqi forces were doing what they could to dodge sniper fire and steer clear of suicide car bombs not far from where the killings took place.
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Qualifying for the GP2 support series was postponed and Formula One drivers were instructed to steer clear of the kerb at the exit to turn six.
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When choosing what to sip, steer clear of sugar-containing beverages (hot ones too), and opt for bottled water or a McCafé Latte with nonfat milk.
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On the flip side, Challenger says any recent graduate — or seasoned professional — looking for a new job should steer clear of the retail and manufacturing industries.
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For the past year, Donnelly has been making a concerted effort to steer clear of criticizing Trump, and emphasizing his desire to work across the aisle.
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Words of advice ahead of Halloween: Steer clear of candy corn, watch out for licorice, and eat all the chocolate you can get your hands on.
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"We would steer clear of either long or short positions at current price levels," he wrote, adding that he will reevaluate his stance after the referendum.
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In terms of things to avoid, Begoun says to steer clear of anything with fragrance, including essential oils, as well as witch hazel, citrus, and mint.
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If your local Target has a supermarket section, you should steer clear of it even more, unless you want to slip on an actual banana peel.
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Right now, there isn't much that drivers (and carpoolers) can do to steer clear of these sorts of people, but artificial intelligence could be a solution.
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If you want to steer clear of clothing, she suggests stackable bangles—these are rose gold-filled, handmade bracelets from Design by Gam ($21 each; etsy.com).
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I also don't understand what I'm supposed to do with that key, so I'm going to continue to steer clear of this delicious-looking treat.296.
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If you're one of those people who despises the wax-like texture of classic candy corn, you might want to steer clear of this new offering.
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Japan is seeking clues to Washington's policies both on North Korea and China's increasing military and economic clout while hoping to steer clear of trade rows.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (NY) argues that Trump should abandon the meeting unless Russia makes a clear commitment to steer clear of future US elections.
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After such a contentious election, it's better to steer clear of the subject as people's mindsets are still struggling to digest the result of the election.
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Steer clear of the mass rush at Victoria's Secret and instead, hit up one of these local New York boutiques for all the support you need.
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Iran is frustrated that few trade deals have been implemented since the nuclear-related sanctions were lifted, as foreign banks still steer clear of processing transactions.
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Government opponents fear the Moise administration could use the military to crack down on foes despite the president's claims that troops will steer clear of politics.
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Keith Ellison, who ran with the support of the Sanders coalition and has been vocal in advising the party to steer clear of the primary process.
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Dalio breaks down why this could be creating a disastrous situation, and he makes alternative recommendations for investors looking to steer clear of such toxic debt.
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North of Cox, in California's 10th Congressional District, both Michael Eggman and Josh Harder are trying to steer clear of being hyper-focused on the President.
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In an interview with CNN in November, Tsvangirai warned that Mnangagwa should steer clear of Mugabe's path if he wants to bring the country back together.
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Even if you're a complete makeup junkie, there are some looks you probably steer clear of in order to make it out the door before noon.
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But honeymooners might want to steer clear of some of the Caribbean's most visited islands like the Bahamas and Jamaica, which while beautiful, can feel overcrowded.
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The Alabama Securities Commission issued a warning to investors on Friday to steer clear of brokers peddling investments related to vaccines or cures for COVID-19.
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It is difficult for the men and women who play hockey at Clarkson University to steer clear of each other — not that they would want to.
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Other than a one-year ban from Ms. Kilgallen's column (long story), Mr. Presten managed to steer clear of the columnists' lordly egos and arcane grudges.
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Representative Al Green has signed onto the Democratic megadonor Tom Steyer's impeachment crusade, despite party leadership's commitment to steer clear of the "I" word for now.
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And to avoid such conflicts, medical students who foresee problems of conscience should steer clear of certain fields, such as obstetrics-gynecology, when making career choices.
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My central insight is that it took all three of us to steer clear of the twin shoals of dying too soon and dying too late.
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The U.S. will succeed if we avoid war and steer clear of the negativity generated by toxic Russian politics and the Eurasian landmass that it occupies.
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Advertisers can target Twitch viewers by location and steer clear of certain accounts, such as those that feature first-person shooter video games, Mr. Danzi said.
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Ample private funding and new rules under the Jobs Act enable companies like Airbnb and Uber to steer clear of the market's bright lights for longer.
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But Mr. Zelensky has insisted he wants to steer clear of the impeachment process and has signaled a desire for good relations with the Trump administration.
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Cookie and Jamal agree that Hakeem should steer clear of the "clapback" record the world has expected in response to the latest affront from a rival.
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Mr. Johnson has urged Mr. Trump to steer clear of politically charged topics during his two-day visit, and the president has so far largely complied.
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Prices can be steep, so it's best to steer clear of alcohol content and, for the most value, look for a high concentration of active ingredients.
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The advertisers for Super Bowl LIII seemed determined to steer clear of controversy for a second year after politically tinged spots stole the show in 503.
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The PBOC's words carried echoes of its 2013 warning that financial institutions should steer clear of the digital currency, which sparked a $300 slide in bitcoin.
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It's OK—though I live in a small town, I know a lot of people, and I'm telling every one of them to steer clear of Verizon.
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Know which riders meet your unique needs, and steer clear of riders that are too complex or sound too good to be true (because they usually are).
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Last week Obama said he was asking the Army Corp to look into alternate routes for the pipeline, to steer clear of land sacred to the tribe.
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Investors should steer clear of Microsoft because of worse-than-expected PC sales, according to a Jefferies analyst, who reiterated an underperform rating on the tech giant.
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You are not buying a washing machine so steer clear of places that give you a discount if you say yes to the dress on day one.
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That is why, if he really wants to make America great again, Mr Trump should lay off the protectionism and steer clear of the bullying right now.
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In September, Mark May, a retail analyst with Citi, said Amazon should consider preemptively splitting its retail and cloud businesses to steer clear of any regulatory threat.
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" Disick then says to Odom that he needs to steer clear of his old friends: "That's the hardest part, just getting rid of all the bad people.
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Make sure your OS and browser are both right up to date, steer clear of suspicious-looking pop-ups, and use two-factor authentication where you can.
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He's been careful to steer clear of controversy, doesn't like to speak about his brief stint in politics, and any comments made in public are carefully worded.
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Guzmán's lawyers say he's been working with both the Mexican and American governments, bribing officials to steer clear of the legal mess while Guzmán takes the fall.
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The agency later lifted a warning for pregnant women to steer clear of Wynwood after massive mosquito control efforts successfully stopped local transmission of the virus there.
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Shari's Berries If the lady in your life is expecting flowers and candy, then steer clear of the supermarket and opt for something a bit more special.
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Like Trump, Kushner appears to lack the sense of propriety that would help him steer clear of people and situations that could cause trouble in the future.
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Patients may also steer clear of hospice care because they don't want to stop active treatments to focus only on comfort and quality of life, Bailey said.
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His participation in Comey's firing led to charges, largely coming from Democrats, that he'd violated his own vow to steer clear of all matters related to Russia.
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I just need to steer clear of its massive body — the only weapon it has left, but also the most potent — while burning fires finish the job.
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Some other initial bidders such as India's Motherson and China's FountainVest are expected to steer clear of further participating in the auction, the sources added to Reuters.
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In retirement, being able to make tax-free withdrawals to handle unexpected expenses — say a big medical bill — can help you steer clear of tax-bracket creep.
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The effort by aides to play it down is consistent with 43's long-held view that former Presidents should whenever possible steer clear of current debates.
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Just about every astrology enthusiast has their own set of compatibility theories about which signs are meant for you (and which signs you should steer clear of).
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Still, even on Grassley's committee, some GOP members say their panel should steer clear of the Russia matter altogether, leaving the issue to the intelligence committees instead.
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Under normal circumstances the owner of a media company is best advised to steer clear of editorial matters, but that won't work at the Post any longer.
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And Mr. Trump has repeatedly disregarded advisers who urged him steer clear of conflict with a comparatively obscure rival, no matter how fervent his distaste for her.
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While budgeting usually works best when you switch to cash and avoid the perils of using credit cards, you don't absolutely have to steer clear of plastic.
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Serge Schmemann, a member of the Times editorial board who led the discussion, said he wanted to steer clear of familiar debates about Islam in public life.
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Some unhappy Venezuelans also steer clear of protests, fearful of violence, cynical that marches can bring about change, or too busy looking for food amid the recession.
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In response to this incident, the 48th Fighter Wing is briefing crews again and reminding everyone of the need to steer clear of the Chatteris skydiving site.
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Executives at Estonia-based iOlite, Scotland-based CaskCoin, UK-based Celsius Network, and Auctus, told Reuters they were barring U.S. citizens to steer clear of the SEC.
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Unite the Right rally If you're going to Washington this weekend, you might want to steer clear of the area around the White House on Sunday evening.
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Coldwind said that given the zine's focus, it will also try to focus on ethical hacking and steer clear of non technical subjects, with the occasional exception.
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For months, activist groups have put pressure on companies to steer clear of the Republican convention, where Mr. Trump is expected to officially become the party's leader.
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A whisper network can protect people from becoming victims — steer clear of this guy, and don't go out alone with that one — but it also protects predators.
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According to Ariane Hegewisch, a study director for the Institute for Women's Policy Research, females make the decision to steer clear of sciences at a young age.
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Most speakers tend to steer clear of controversial or incendiary topics, relying instead on relatively safe monologues of congratulatory sentiments and career advice in their given discipline.
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Even so, consumers should steer clear of piracetam supplements, given the lack of evidence that it helps cognition and the potential harmful side effects, the researchers conclude.
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As more and more shoppers steer clear of malls and department stores, TJX is winning them over with discounts on Michael Kors handbags and trendy home accessories.
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Experts warn that the best way to prevent the virus is to wash your hands, avoid touching your face, and steer clear of people who are sick.
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In short, steer clear of "must love dogs," and lean a little harder into your affection for eggplant parm and pop punk bands of the early 2000s.
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The Cinematheque said in a statement to French media that the organization is honoring Polanski's work and wants to steer clear of the legal case against him.
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Traders said that as both the timing and the outcome of the hearing were so unclear, investors - who dislike political uncertainty - would steer clear of the pound.
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At least two freshmen said the party's campaign arm, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, suggested they tone down their language on impeachment, or steer clear of it.
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According to behavioral scientist Paul Dolan, promoting his recently released book Happy Every After, they'll be much happier if they steer clear of marriage and children entirely.
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Usually, you'll find concentrated isoflavones in textured vegetable proteins, protein powders, and protein bars, so it's best to steer clear of those foods, McManus told Harvard Health Publishing.
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Signs in the area warned tourists to steer clear of the edge, but the rim has no barrier between tourists and the edge, according to the Associated Press.
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While nothing can compete with quality due diligence, knowing which red flags to look for in order to steer clear of scams or bad ICOs can be helpful.
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But steer clear of the tangy barbeque and sweet 'n' sour and sauces, as well as the honey, which contribute 23, 25 and 203 grams of sugar, respectively.
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Young American soccer players should STEER CLEAR of MLS -- and take their talents to Europe to get World Cup ready ... so says former Team USA star Jermaine Jones.
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The one thing Rockhold should probably steer clear of—unless he has made earth shattering strides in the last few months—is getting into boxing exchanges with Romero.
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They were to steer clear of the bright lights of the US border in the distance, where customs agents might turn them back or send them to jail.
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Francis, on the other hand, has been willing to acknowledge something resembling modern conceptions of sexuality—and has seemed to steer clear of wrongly conflating homosexuality with pedophilia.
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They're told to steer clear of options like bulky jackets, tops that accentuate the shoulders, or tall heels in order to accentuate and create a more 'flattering' image.
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This effort will require maintaining "deconfliction" of air operations with the Turks and potentially communicating with Russia to inform the Assad regime to steer clear of US positions.
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Gabrielle Union might be telling her fans to steer clear of her and husband Dwyane Wade's "relationship goals" label—but the star's anecdotes are certainly making it difficult.
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Found Vegas, a new pop/funk/soul group is already starting to get the stereotypical boy band comparison ... but FV is trying to steer clear of the label.
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He developed a curriculum, and in 2002, he founded the nonprofit Driver's Edge with the goal of preparing young drivers to steer clear of danger on the road.
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He is expected to stick to legacy themes and steer clear of new legislative proposals that his fellow Democrats on the presidential campaign trail are laying out themselves.
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Pastor Mike is not afraid to wade into political issues and take stances that more traditional church leaders either steer clear of or go full Franklin Graham on.
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In other words, "steer clear of topics related to your identity" doesn't apply to white journalists who made the rules of the game and disproportionally dominate American newsrooms.
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By the end of Josie's chapter in the episode, Chuck has a police mandate to "steer clear" of the Pussycat, who's now convinced he's an animal-mutilating creep.
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Given that alcohol is commonly referred to as a "depressant," one might think people dealing with depression would steer clear of a stiff drink when they're feeling low.
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A spokesman for the White House's group of national security advisers, Garrett Marquis, on Saturday called the Chinese venture a "vanity project" that Italy should steer clear of.
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CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE LAVA CAM Though officials have urged residents to steer clear of the molten rock, several people have been mesmerized by the volcanic activity.
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These are the folks, who steer clear of early meetings, or at least until they down a few cups of coffee and are ready to face the day.
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Deploying troops in foreign conflicts is still controversial in Germany, which since the end of World War Two has tried to steer clear of direct foreign military involvement.
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So after trying my first batch of lackluster formulas, I decided to steer clear of every iteration altogether, insisting that they were a waste of time and money.
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And Mr. Trump has argued that the moderators should steer clear of fact-checking the candidates in real time, creating a potential pretext for withdrawing from later debates.
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Even his own cardinal has advised the Pope to steer clear of the word Rohingya for fear of stalling his message of reconciliation before it has even begun.
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Since moving from Anfield four years ago, he has netted more than 150 goals for Barcelona in all competitions and has managed to steer clear of major controversy.
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By that point, though, dozens of counterprotesters had already arrived on the scene, despite the advice of Waters, who had warned supporters to steer clear of the area.
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A source close to the President told CNN's Jim Acosta that Trump is being counseled to steer clear of such a dramatic move like firing the special counsel.
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"If you have a strong house, you're fine," Sassaman said As for the departure of the old mayor, she said she preferred to steer clear of any controversy.
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One convention that Markle will particularly have to be aware of that the British royals are expected to steer clear of making any overtly political statements in public.
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Hodgson advocated for working to help local communities reclaim land rights in ancestral lands—his research shows drug cartels tend to steer clear of forest that's already occupied.
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But, for example, I think he's quite likely to steer clear of any questions about the underlying investigation into Russia's interference and the Trump campaign's contacts with Russia.
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Unlike many other Eastern European bands, Root and the Czech black metal community in general tends to steer clear of politics, preferring instead to focus on the occult.
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There's also the question of boycotts: Chinese officials could pressure consumers to steer clear of U.S. businesses that operate in China, like Starbucks and Yum China, Cramer warned.
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Saga said its decision followed UK government advice that people over the age of 70 and those with pre-existing health conditions steer clear of cruise ship travel.
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With accusations of sexual harassment dogging its star host, Ryan Seacrest, and celebrities reportedly planning to steer clear of him on the Oscar red carpet on Sunday, E!
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Mr. McConnell consulted regularly with Mr. Trump about the influence he could apply on wavering members or those he should steer clear of, as the case may be.
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But it was pretty clear straight away that we had something that was really compelling—and it was clear, too, what areas we had to steer clear of.
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The lava flow has destroyed hundreds of homes and other buildings, and the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency urged tourists to steer clear of the area in May.
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They've also had little support from the bigger institutional investors who mostly steer clear of the smaller companies due to the scarcity of freely-held shares for trading.
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Russian military personnel have increasingly had run-ins with U.S. troops on highways in the region, despite agreements between the two countries to steer clear of each other.
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Russian military personnel have increasingly had run-ins with U.S. troops on highways in the region, breaking agreements between the two countries to steer clear of each other.
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With my background in pet nutrition, I decided to steer clear of the beef option due to its risk for triggering food allergies and selected the turkey formula.
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They will continue hitting Biden on the trail on policy issues, but they'll need to steer clear of giving credence to the false attacks Trump spreads about Biden.
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Partly, this was because Goethe took care to steer clear of anything that would commit him to marriage, which he assiduously avoided for as long as he could.
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Cornyn requested that Trump "steer clear" of weighing in on Stone's sentencing and said he hoped that Barr and Trump have "reaching an understanding" after their public feud.
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At the Pentagon, senior officials joke about having a half-life with Mr. Trump, one whose longevity is determined by whether they can steer clear of the president.
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Dr. Cedric Spak, an infectious disease specialist at Baylor University Medical Center, told NBC that people with a compromised immune system should steer clear of the in-flight beverage.
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Plain yogurts from any brand are a safe bet, and it's always a good idea to steer clear of yogurts with names like Key lime pie and Philly cheesecake.
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I steer clear of eyelash curlers out of (maybe irrational) fear, so I need a brush that will give me some lift, and this one does that, as well.
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Residents in the area around the zoo have been advised to steer clear of the feline if they see him, because Flaviu could act out if he feels threatened.
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Even Wanga, one of the lawmakers advocating for Otieno's killers to be swiftly brought to justice, told young women to accept their "humble backgrounds" and steer clear of sponsors.
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Service members must steer clear of politics while carrying out official duties, Esper wrote, instructing all leaders to review the Pentagon's policies and sharing the guidance with their troops.
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"We wanted to make sure either for parents traveling to Mexico, or who may see this somewhere here, that this is something to steer clear of," said Van Deusen.
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Still, 280 of those 17,000 tons are pure diesel—and that fact has Scotland's coastguard warning people to steer clear of Dalmore beach until the rig can be cleared.
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Amazing growth will take place in your career this year—however, it's important that you steer clear of people who make promises that sound too good to be true.
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George Clooney is getting candid about his time playing Batman — and the time he tried to persuade one of Hollywood's biggest stars to steer clear of the iconic role.
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Cults fascinate you, Scorpio, but steer clear of them this week—even watching a documentary about them could be too much with all the paranoid energy in the air.
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Although Prince seemed to steer clear of recreational drugs, the sources said that he might have used the opiate to treat ongoing pain from his years of onstage performances.
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Japan is seeking clues to Washington's policies both on North Korea and China's increasing military and economic clout while hoping to steer clear of trade rows during Tillerson's visit.
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Women migrants often lack access to healthcare services, particularly contraception, and steer clear of clinics due to privacy fears, said Kumar, who has researched internal migration in Southeast Asia.
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"They had a bit of a bounce up last week, but I would still steer clear of Deutsche Bank," said Terry Torrison, managing director at Monaco-based McLaren Securities.
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Hawaii County has warned residents to steer clear of the toxic clouds, which can cause lung damage and eye irritation, and killed two people during an eruption in 2000.
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Needless to say, the case made for a massive media spectacle, and it seemed to reflect the old mafia adage that aspiring made men should steer clear of drugs.
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There's no word on what happened to the stoner, but wherever they are, let's hope they steer clear of sneaking into vacant houses to get blazed from now on.
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Private investors should steer clear of China's mammoth banks, whose precarious state pose a risk to the world economy, an asset manager specializing in Asia told CNBC on Wednesday.
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The Pentagon, which seeks to steer clear of political matters, was unable to reconcile Trump's support for Qatar's isolation with its own praise for its commitment to regional security.
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It's true that first ladies tend to steer clear of policy, with the exception of Hillary Clinton, who was an adviser to President Clinton and helped shape healthcare policy.
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Journalists at mainstream TV channels admit that they have to steer clear of provocative subjects, such as claims that the alleged coup plotters were tortured, which the government denies.
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But a Gowdy aide said that the chairman wants his panel to steer clear of questions about violations of security clearances, saying that's a question for Mueller to explore.
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His campaign, bolstered by the clever use of social media, has drawn support from churches and the middle class which had hitherto tended to steer clear of street politics.
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However Samuel Tombs, an economist at consultancy Pantheon Macroeconomics, said the softening appeared gradual enough for the Bank of England to steer clear of any rate cut for now.
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Rafael A. Irizarry, an applied statistician at Dana-Farber Cancer Center and the Harvard School of Public Health, said new methods could help researchers steer clear of this confusion.
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Though much of that service was in the cabinet of President Obama, who is deeply distrusted across Israel, she managed to steer clear of the controversy surrounding her boss.
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Instead, they've been able to keep their heads down, avoid the national media and try their best to steer clear of the latest eyebrow-raising remarks by the president.
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That office advised him to avoid involvement in public corruption cases in Virginia during his wife's candidacy and to steer clear of any of her campaign activities or events.
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But the Republican National Committee itself has actually been trying to steer clear of this sort of activity, exactly because it didn't want to violate the federal court order.
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If you're in a position to set meetings with your reports and coworkers, try to steer clear of this classic Michael Scott pitfall: scheduling meetings for no real reason.
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I can only imagine how much easier it would be for office workers to steer clear of disease if we had cubicle walls between us, instead of just headphones.
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However, if you're trying to steer clear of flat irons or curling wands, which often exceed temperatures of 350 degrees and completely frazzle hair, this is a brilliant alternative.
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Cruise lines rerouted some ships on Thursday to steer clear of Dorian's path as travelers who had hoped for a final summer getaway pondered whether to cancel their plans.
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If he successfully completes a two-year probationary period, in which he is to steer clear of the victim and attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, he will not be incarcerated.
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He said he is stepping down from the board of a Chinese firm and pledged to steer clear of future work abroad if his father is elected president (Bloomberg).
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Today, we might just call it a waste of time, and since common sense also tells us that time is money, we had better steer clear of anything unprofitable.
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For the same reason, inmates quickly learn to steer clear of known informants like Mr. Skalnik, who often wind up in cells next to people who are awaiting trial.
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As someone who long urged the United States to steer clear of foreign conflicts, one official said, he could even respect Ms. Le Pen's misgivings about the Syria strike.
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As part of the motion for dismissal, Weinstein's attorney argues that Jackson stated it was the studio "Miramax, not Weinstein" that purportedly told him to "steer clear" of Judd.
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Aides to Biden had previously said he would likely steer clear of Iowa before the midterm elections to avoid drawing attention away from the candidates to his political future.
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It also said the deal could create enough uncertainty that American officials would steer clear of Neurala's technology, effectively wasting any American money that had gone into the firm.
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I steer clear of books that offer big, overconfident diagnoses of an entire country or continent, written by the kind of "public intellectuals" who congregate in Davos every year.
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Bigger picture: The U.S. has aggressively engaged in a campaign warning European countries to steer clear of Chinese technology companies, like Huawei, that officials view as proxies for espionage.
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Steer clear of links and file attachments in messages from people you do not know (or from friends who do not seem to be themselves, possibly because of hacking).
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The U.S. president needs to keep cooperating closely with Mexico, steer clear of any military action in Venezuela and refrain from bullying his partners and allies in the region.
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Since research showing the health benefits of a particular mattress could improve sales for that mattress, a lot of research funding committees just steer clear of the whole question.
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While filming, Exum encouraged the women to steer clear of "tropes of what they thought should be sexy," alluding to the types of O faces favored by the male gaze.
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Why it matters: Rubio's bill seems to steer clear of giving the FTC wide new authority, instead only letting the agency write rules itself if Congress fails to do so.
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OSI has criticized the handling of its case by the local food regulator - a rare act in China, where foreign firms steer clear of any public criticism of the authorities.
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But, for about 65% of the human population who has lactose intolerance, the best way to avoid this reaction is to steer clear of foods containing dairy — especially cow's milk.
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Global uncertainty may make some investors steer clear of foreign currencies, but savvy investors can find solid opportunities if they understand the dynamics of individual countries and the global landscape.
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The seems like a big ask, especially of executives coming from the profit-motivated world of tech and healthcare who supposedly will be encouraged to steer clear of monetary incentives.
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Given a choice between red tape and freedom of manoeuvre, between quarterly earnings calls and long-term strategy, wouldn't anyone in their right mind steer clear of the public markets?
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The idea is that couples looking to avoid pregnancy should steer clear of sex when the app alerts them of their fertile periods, though clearly the method is not foolproof.
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Ahead of the start of open enrollment, which begins this Friday, Senate Democrats are trying to send the Trump administration a pointed message: Steer clear of the Affordable Care Act.
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Cinematic mode is a great way to take on the sights, but the problem is that it can ironically shroud your vision, making it impossible to steer clear of obstacles.
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I've tried to steer clear of the more obvious ones like Gen 2, because we already know that's on its way... Trainers, Pokémon GO is being updated to version 0.55.
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In a speech in Hong Kong, Lagarde said the top priorities for the global economy are to steer clear of protectionism, guard against financial risk and foster long-term growth.
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Just be sure to steer clear of overly-done halter top maxi cuts or matching it with a wicker bag — we're trying to emulate our vacation looks, not replicate them.
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But Republican lawmakers, knowing it was a contentious issue that would divide their party rather than unite it, said they would steer clear of immigration unless Trump forced their hand.
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Zopa also says it will steer clear of hidden fees and charges, and is placing a lot of emphasis on customer service, delivered via its app or over the phone.
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Denmark's central bank governor on Monday warned investors to steer clear of bitcoin, saying it was "deadly" and that it was not the responsibility of authorities to regulate the market.
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Those who are worried about the fate of the chipmakers should steer clear of these two spaces, and those who are bullish on the semiconductor rally should invest in Honeywell.
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Despite his forecast of discouraging economic news, Feldstein told CNBC that the Fed will be data dependent, but it should steer clear of designing economic policies driven by market data.
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This has elicited a strong response from isolationists who point to the failed adventure in Iraq as proof that the United States should steer clear of new Middle East wars.
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But leaders of all sectors must demonstrate that our roadmaps and decisions are firmly rooted in strong principles, and steer clear of inappropriately using numbers as justification for our decisions.
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Tilker suspects these herbivores wisely steer clear of any potential danger in the woods, but scurry out to make their living off of forest vegetation and fruit — when it's safe.
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" He also brought up an interview from many years ago in which Trump told Howard Stern that his effort to steer clear of sexually transmitted diseases was his "personal Vietnam.
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Even one of his own cardinals has advised the Pope to steer clear of the word Rohingya for fear of stalling his message of reconciliation before it has even begun.
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Apple executives have said they will steer clear of touchscreen computers — but they have actually had a design for one for over a decade, according to an interview in Wired.
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If I were asked to offer one answer to the question posed by the movie's title, I'd advise Mr. Hart to steer clear of such gratuitous indulgences in the future.
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Shoppers should also be sure to steer clear of zero percent interest or special financing deals that are often actually deferred interest plans that can result in unexpected bills later.
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That seems to indicate there is a slice of international travelers who will continue to steer clear of the US as long there is an effort to ban select populations.
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Last year, commercials with social and political messages stole the show, but this year's crop of advertisers seemed to steer clear of such commentary and aimed for laughs and nostalgia.
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If sellers can't prove their product does what they say it does, Nelson said they should steer clear of claiming their product kills or prevents transmission of the new coronavirus.
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If many Republican candidates travel far out of their way, toward the bogs of histrionics and hypocrisy, to recruit the Almighty into electoral service, many Democrats steer clear of religion.
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Joe Lockhart, who was the White House spokesman for President Bill Clinton, said traditional administrations steer clear of cheerleading the stock market for fear of losing credibility in a crisis.
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If you want to live in a city where locals are relatively healthy and report having low levels of stress, steer clear of places like Detroit, Philadelphia, and San Jose.
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Juul should steer clear of curriculum-building, a tactic far too similar to Big Tobacco's "prevention" programs from the 1980s and 1990s, which didn't even mention that nicotine is addictive.
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She's at the age where every word in a conversation is analyzed, where awkward photos are inevitable, where one must steer clear of saying "nuts" or "balls" at all costs.
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These relatively small-scale bills steer clear of more controversial measures such as allowing Medicare to negotiate prices, permitting drug importation from Canada and banning drug makers from providing rebates.
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In an ideal world, not only would one want foreign governments to avoid murdering American citizens, one would want governments to steer clear of actions even remotely close to that.
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The Fed chief, who has worked to remain apolitical in the face of constant attacks from President Donald Trump, tried to steer clear of the election in his testimony. Sen.
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Trump was expected to largely steer clear of London, where protests are planned and where organizers had permission to fly a blimp over Parliament portraying him as an orange crying baby.
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While royal family members generally steer clear of political issues, some critics took to social media to express their disappointment that the royal mom didn't show support for the women's movement.
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Nearly half of those who were sickened were hospitalized, reported the CDC, which had been urging people to steer clear of the lettuce if they didn't know where it was grown.
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Nearly half of those who were sickened were hospitalized, reported the center, which had been urging people to steer clear of the lettuce if they didn't know where it was grown.
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Trump's decision to steer clear of political action committees and use most of his own money makes it hard to assume that he will act like a traditional candidate, he said.
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Any ships and planes heading into the vicinity at the time will be advised to steer clear of a potential impact area that may exceed 27.5,275km2—roughly the size of Lebanon.
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OSI has criticized the handling of its case by the local food regulator, a rare act in China, where foreign firms typically steer clear of any public criticism of the authorities.
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After this meeting we were told by Miramax to steer clear of both Ashley and Mira, because they claimed to have had 'bad experiences' with these particular actresses in the past.
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As someone who doesn't regularly wear a bra, when faced with see-through items, I'd much rather steer clear of it all together than really figure out how to style it.
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Law enforcement officials ask that anyone who believes they may have seen Garver to call 911 immediately, advising people to steer clear of the man they claim is "armed and dangerous."
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Ryan Zinke, a Montana Republican, said Trump must stay focused on policy issues and steer clear of personal attacks, as he cited Clinton latching on to Trump's critique of Machado's weight.
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Months after taking office in 2016, Duterte spoke of his sadness at having to forfeit his beloved motorcycles and heed the instructions of his security staff to steer clear of bikes.
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The company brought the item to five markets last year — Salt Lake City, Memphis, Baltimore, Detroit and Kansas City — but made sure to steer clear of New York City and Chicago.
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Katy ducked out from introducing Taylor's new single "Look What You Made Me Do" Sunday during MTV's award show ... managing to steer clear of any mention of Taylor once it ended.
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Conservative groups opposed to massive federal spending are already pressuring Trump to steer clear of an infrastructure plan that would add to the deficit or look like an economic stimulus package.
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There's only one current version of Windows, and while Microsoft will fulfill its legacy hardware obligations, it won't be expending resources to help users steer clear of its latest and greatest.
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The guys who rushed Ryan Lochte on "Dancing With the Stars" now have to steer clear of him until their trial, and they're also banned from some good eats and shopping.
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One early sign of trouble could come if Mueller seeks to block the release to congressional investigators memos written by Comey after Trump reportedly asked him to steer clear of Flynn.
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In the meantime, the NCAA, facing O'Bannon's appeal and a newer, potentially more damaging case from sports litigator Jeffrey Kessler, has chosen to steer clear of the video-gaming business altogether.
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Lackey, an irascible Texan whose teammates steer clear of him on days he pitches, boarded the team bus on Tuesday afternoon with a black cowboy hat pulled down over his eyes.
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If you want to steer clear of some of the most common pitfalls at work, consider what a few highly successful business people say you should stop doing at all costs.
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Kirk has also been known for making a series of gaffes and will have to steer clear of garnering negative media attention and creating fodder for political ads used against him.
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GOP lawmakers agree that McConnell and Ryan seem to be moving in two different directions with regard to Trump, but most of them want to steer clear of the touchy subject.
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Over the last two weeks, the Russians have buzzed a U.S. Navy destroyer, barrel rolled over a U.S. reconnaissance plane and warned the United States to steer clear of its territory.
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As long as you steer clear of the untested and/or pricey options, you'll probably be able to find a multivitamin that works for you—or at least, doesn't harm you.
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Seeing as I met my two wives in restaurants (not simultaneously), I often wonder if I'd met them in today's climate, would I have been forced to steer clear of them?
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Typically, Fed officials steer clear of politics in their public remarks, and argue that doing so is important for the Fed to maintain the independence it needs to set monetary policy.
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Still, risky emerging market bets have probably run their course for this year and investors will likely steer clear of trades as global markets brace for large swings in currency volatility.
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If you're creeped out by Villanelle — the angel-faced psychopath from "Killing Eve" — you may want to steer clear of the nameless woman who opens this corrosive double bill of monologues.
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He also warned the lawyers to steer clear of the political sympathies of jurors, saying prospective members of the panel will not be queried about whether they voted for Mr. Trump.
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The CFPB provides vital information to help people steer clear of predatory companies, reward good ones and make better choices when it comes to the financial products and services we use.
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Asked how far any executive should tailor his coaching choices on a singular system (in Jackson's case, the triangle), Walsh said no thank you, he would steer clear of that one.
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It was the type of attack Republicans on the panel had hoped to avoid, as they sought to steer clear of appearing to intimidate the diplomat as she described her ouster.
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US troops are being advised to steer clear of popular genetic-testing kits over what Pentagon leaders say is a growing concern that the personal information could be exploited or tracked.
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A number of consumers lost a lot of money during the crisis and want to steer clear of more established banks, while also moving toward more favorable rates from smaller operators.
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Similarly, someone with chronic kidney disease may have to limit the amount of protein they eat and would need to steer clear of diets that promote a high intake of protein.
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For similar reasons, some Trump advisers try to steer clear of impeachment news altogether, according to a senior administration official, who said he purposefully doesn't read any news about the subject.
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The entrance is on 47th Street in Times Square, one of the busiest neighborhoods in New York City, which locals tend to steer clear of because of the crowds of tourists.
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Bring it to your family's annual New Years Day brunch, and you're virtually guaranteed to be the most popular cousin in attendance (though you best steer clear of your aunt's fine china).
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It's in the interests of women and men, our economy and society that advertisers steer clear of these outdated portrayals, and we're pleased with how the industry has already begun to respond.
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The alliance could provide the Fed with its own grassroots support as it attempts to steer clear of the populist anger against economic elites that helped propel Trump into the White House.
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The United States has also publicly asked its allies to steer clear of using Huawei products over concerns that the equipment could be used by the Chinese government to obtain private information.
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OkCupid genuinely wants dating to be a good experience for you, and their multi-faceted matchmaking and modern vibe help you steer clear of feeling like a loser talking to people online.
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Cautious shoppers may choose to steer clear of the Sunday sale in favor of a tamer browsing experience (and bigger name designers), but adrenaline and deal junkies alike flock here in droves.
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The newspaper said a Palantir spokeswoman confirmed the companies had briefly considered working together but claimed it had declined a partnership — in part because executives wanted to steer clear of election work.
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If it does not, investors will either steer clear of countries with unreliable judicial systems or structure their deals from countries outside the bloc that have bilateral treaties with those within it.
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Members of the royal family typically steer clear of political discussions to remain neutral, but while they sat down with a group of farmers, William asked if they were "worried" about Brexit.
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More key Italian financial services firms are under pressure and face the potential need to raise capital, leaving Italian government officials and its banking system trying to steer clear of a crisis.
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On July 14th and 15th, the Utah Department of Environmental Quality issued advisories telling the public to steer clear of the water in Utah Lake, the connected Jordan river, and neighboring canals.
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" Shmuel Hauser, the head of the Israel Securities Authority, told a financial conference in March, urging attendees to steer clear of miscreant binary options brokers, whom he described as "big bad wolves.
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Since 26, the American Academy of Pediatrics has recommended that ATV use be restricted to youth aged 25 years and older who wear helmets, don't take passengers and steer clear of roads.
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Steer clear of these, and opt for backcountry hikes -- or even lesser known hikes accessible from the main entrance -- that offer the same scenery without constantly stopping to let someone pass. 4.
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There are some big films like Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Ready Player One, and The Avengers, but I'd advise you to steer clear of these just like the crappy holographic games.
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Foreign investors have welcomed moves by Nigerian authorities to loosen their grip on the naira but will steer clear of a market they once favoured until they are convinced of currency flexibility.
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Lawmakers may also face pressure from outside conservative groups, which have been pressuring Trump to steer clear of any package that adds to the deficit or looks like an economic stimulus plan.
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The Food Allergy Research & Education center recommends that people with severe fish allergies steer clear of seafood restaurants or places where menu items could cross-contaminate, and people should avoid touching fish.
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Deans said she would steer clear of companies and MLPs that are servicing existing debt with more loans, as well as those firms whose cash flow is overly reliant on commodity prices.
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These books steer clear of the anatomical diagrams and cheesy stock photos of couples that have been staples of previous sex manuals (though Action does include a proudly nude photo of Spiegel).
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In which case it would be wise for other fighters, a notoriously superstitious bunch, to steer clear of Nurmagomedov for fear of damaging their own knees, ribs, and lungs and careers, right?
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Fresher ingredients help us steer clear of harmful preservatives (sodium nitrite, which helps meat feign a tasty color, or carminic acid, aka bug juice) that are added to our Taco Bell quesadillas.
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While other US airlines struggle with maintenance problems, labor-relations disasters, and scheduling difficulties thanks to the ongoing grounding of the Boeing 737 Max, Delta managed to steer clear of these issues.
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Bill sponsors are putting together a manager's package of bipartisan amendments, which is likely to steer clear of any controversial provisions in an effort to advance the legislation swiftly this week. Sen.
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Steer clear of this statement, and replace it with comments like "What are your thoughts about…." and "How does your team approach…" or "What do you think about when trying to tackle….".
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Brands might elect to avoid the obvious red flags, like pornography, hate speech or graphic violence, but may also choose to steer clear of news articles that could conflict with their image.
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But, longer term, Roseman thinks companies will continue to steer clear of defined benefit plans in favor of defined contribution plans that cost less and shift risks off employers and onto employees.
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Mr. Trump is now in Britain, where he will meet with Prime Minister Theresa May (including at a dinner, above) and other politicians — and try to steer clear of widespread organized protests.
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Steer clear of advice you see on Facebook, or receive via text message or email from sites that offer "life hacks" — the tips can range from ineffective and wasteful to potentially deadly.
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Western journalists are quick to criticize the whole of China's political system for any of its shortcomings, but Chinese reporters tend to steer clear of sweeping judgments, focusing on specific culprits instead.
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Mr. Obama has decided — for now, at least — to steer clear of any criticism of his successor, in part out of gratitude that former President George W. Bush took that same approach.
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Kotzias also said one should steer clear of making associations between people who fight for their rights in a democratic way and those who carry out coups, bomb parliaments and kill protesters.
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Because banks cannot risk jeopardizing their access to the plumbing of the dollar-based global financial network, they have taken pains to steer clear of nations and companies deemed pariahs in Washington.
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Ryan, however, had given Chaffetz a green light to proceed — with caution — investigating systematic problems within his committee's broad jurisdiction, while making clear his preference that Chaffetz steer clear of Clinton personally.
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You of course don't have to steer clear of produce that isn't technically in season, but Haas recommends shopping for those -- berries, corn, green beans and peppers in particular -- in the frozen section.
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But echoing other Gulf ministers, Mohammed bin Hamad al-Rumhi stressed his desire to steer clear of political animosity with the American leader, appearing keen to give him the benefit of the doubt.
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Iran has been frustrated that few trade deals have been implemented since the sanctions were lifted in exchange for curbs on its nuclear program, as foreign banks still steer clear of processing transactions.
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Sunscreen comes in many forms, from lotions to sprays to creams — but the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is warning consumers to steer clear of one formula in particular: so-called sunscreen pills.
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But aside from a few decent names like Tencent Music Entertainment, which Cramer tentatively recommended after its IPO in December, investors should steer clear of this volatile group, the "Mad Money" host said.
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CPAC organizers are trying to steer clear of controversy over the alt-right movement, a loose grouping that includes neo-Nazis, white supremacists and anti-Semites who Trump has been slow to denounce.
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Two-timers, take heed: If you're going to cheat, you should probably steer clear of services that give your partner a digital alarm bell every time you sneak off to do the dirty.
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"The conditions and consequences of Brexit remain unclear," they said in a note on Thursday, adding that sterling could fall as low as $1.20 and recommending that investors steer clear of UK banks.
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CPAC organizers are trying to steer clear of controversy over the alt-right movement, a loose grouping that includes neo-Nazis, white supremacists and anti-Semites whom Trump has been slow to denounce.
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Sam's chosen grid designs are challenging (usually 68s like this one) without being too constricting, so we steer clear of most haggling over fill and worry that the fill is not clean enough.
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You have to attack the beast with a knife and dunk large bites into the pebre, the homemade sauce made with ají chili peppers, making sure to steer clear of the chicken bones.
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But you know this is something I think that the president should steer clear of and not make any comments about it and let it work its way through, you know, the system.
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Major central banks have taken a U-turn from previously hawkish policy on the back of slow growth, low inflation and political uncertainty, leading investors to steer clear of risky and volatile assets.
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Waze's crowdsourced traffic data that helps you steer clear of accidents and avoid busy streets may soon be used to help change the infrastructure issues that create these problems in the first place.
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In the Trump era, it seems, no company can truly steer clear of the politics in an increasingly polarized nation, where any move regarding Trump's products can be cast in a political light.
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Also, if you suffer rosacea, characterized by extreme facial redness, dilated blood vessels, and acne-like bumps, you'll especially want to steer clear of too much hot water, which further inflames the condition.
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After sarcastically mentioning to the audience they were directed to steer clear of political commentary ... Paisley and Underwood fired off some play-it-safe jokes about Anthony Scaramucci, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.
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We're not going to pretend like avoiding a drink during the biggest party of the year is an easy strategy — even if you're Paleo and tend to steer clear of gluten and carbs.
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The "flee" option highlighted ways to steer clear of any Trump-related events going on in various U.S. cities, while the "be" choice offered ways to "live large" like the real estate mogul.
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Other Democrats who back the 28503/22019 bill are eager to avoid an override to steer clear of a damaging political showdown with the president in the weeks leading up to the election.
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The company said it was prioritizing investments throughout 21 on infrastructure that can quickly respond to the evolving needs of its customers - a sign it may continue to steer clear of major acquisitions.
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Amid reports of three men with firearms on the loose, the city's underground network was shut down, heavily armed police patrolled the streets and authorities warned people to steer clear of public places.
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Indian Wells, California (CNN)Officials in the influential conservative network affiliated with Charles Koch kicked off their winter summit emphasizing bipartisanship and working to steer clear of fresh confrontation with President Donald Trump.
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At least fourteen people have contracted the virus from mosquitoes in Miami's Wynwood area, prompting the C.D.C to issue its first call for pregnant women to steer clear of a section in Miami.
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Women who are pregnant or breast-feeding are urged to eat as much as 12 ounces of seafood to improve infant outcomes, but should steer clear of fish that's high in methyl mercury.
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Other tech to steer clear of: TVs (you'll get lower prices in December), DSLR cameras (these get their biggest discounts in February), and kids' toys (you'll see better sales leading up to Christmas).
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Today, retail-redlining studies of areas like Harlem and Chicago's West Side reveal that high-quality bookstores, pharmacies, restaurants and other businesses still often steer clear of minority communities despite strong consumer demand.
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The team also had to steer clear of sites near hydrocarbon fields, even though their target district (Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug) produces the majority of Russia's natural gas and much of its oil.
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The Kennedys are perhaps the closest thing to American royalty but, as a deeply Democratic family, the fanfare may be divided; the constitutional role of British monarchs is to steer clear of politics.
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Wilson has long worked with a mental conditioning coach, Trevor Moawad, on a stoic-like mind-set they call "neutral thinking" — stay even keel, in the moment, and steer clear of anything negative.
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Novels about storytelling are nearly always the ones to avoid, the way that one learns to steer clear of Martin Scorsese movies ("Hugo") that are more or less explicitly paeans to the movies.
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The most obvious example is Hollywood, where studios steer clear of any topics in their films that would upset Chinese authorities, so that they can maintain access to the world's second-largest market.
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Studies also show that punitive immigration policies create a chilling environment where parents avoid public programs like Medicaid and SNAP, and steer clear of medical attention for fear of having their status reported.
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Everyone's got that one uncle (or aunt, or grandparent — you know who they are) with whom it's best to steer clear of conversation about politics, or social issues, or frankly just about anything.
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Next, clean your home, though you might want to steer clear of flea bombs or foggers; they&aposre inconvenient and don&apost always reach the nooks and crannies where fleas are hanging out.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told a trio of U.S. senators last week that he would continue to steer clear of President Donald Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, according to one of the senators.
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Spring is here, I saw a humpback whale this week, and as long as you steer clear of Parliament, Australia is far more likely to be your good place than your bad place.
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Most politicians who've survived as long as Sanford know to steer clear of Hitler-anything, but Sanford is enjoying a third life in politics and he's clearly playing it by his own rules.
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He says YouTube has also improved its response time when someone flags an inappropriate video, and is improving its user interface to make it easier for advertisers to steer clear of dodgy videos.
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So, as more money managers steer clear of risky VIX trading products and more still unwind their hedges, the fear gauge's recent breather is signaling a peaceful few months ahead for stocks, Sebastian said.
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Ploss told reporters on a conference call that Infineon remained interested in deals in the American market, but would be sure to steer clear of technology the U.S. government considers vital to national security.
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Franchi claims the only surefire way to steer clear of treacherous waters is to ease back on the massive scale that many advertisers crave and instead look to a smaller whitelist of approved sites.
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As more and more rich Chinese steer clear of Macau's baccarat tables, revenues from the VIP sector have shrunk to around half of total revenue from over 70 percent at the start of 2014.
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"Both the FDA ban and this new study indicate that consumers best steer clear of unnecessary and potentially risky antimicrobials unless they are specifically recommended for use by their physicians and dentists," Halden said.
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For now, Nimble can steer clear of Amazon because PillPack's focus is on serving people with chronic conditions, like high cholesterol and diabetes but not those who have acute issues like migraines or infections.
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Kaitlyn: Would you steer clear of the word, "activation," or some of these terms that come up when people talk about brands doing experiences or pop-ups that are obviously inspired by the 29Rooms?
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White people who want to talk race issues at Thanksgiving can lean on a text hotline set up by an organization that wants people to seek out such conversations, not steer clear of them.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said in December that British Prime Minister Theresa May had no choice but to implement Brexit and steer clear of a second referendum or risk undermining faith in British democracy.
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To steer clear of violations, JPMorgan Chase & Co stopped doing business with 18,000 customers in 2015 and pulled back from 500 foreign partner banks, CEO Jamie Dimon told investors in a letter last year.
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Bill sponsors are putting together a package of bipartisan amendments for the bill, but they're likely to steer clear of any controversial provisions in an effort to swiftly advance the legislation this week. Sen.
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Men really shouldn't go to dinner with women other than their wives, and they should steer clear of the wet bar at social gatherings unless their wives are there to assure their good behavior.
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The financing plans are effectively low-interest loans, which is something Sun said she wanted to steer clear of when her team was looking for a solution to the affordability gap in fertility treatment.
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Many investment mandates require managers to steer clear of volatile assets and stick to traditional equity markets; despite bitcoin's stellar success over recent weeks, the cryptocurrency may be too volatile for standard investment rules.
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To help you steer clear of at least some of them, we asked several successful entrepreneurs and experts for their take on the biggest mistakes that startup entrepreneurs make and how to avoid them.
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SKIP THE OBVIOUS BEACHES Steer clear of Caribbean destinations where cruise ships dock and go for lesser-known islands and peninsulas where there are opportunities to partake in culture and enjoy the ocean, too.
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This may not seem like new insight, as we all know to steer clear of deep-fried and oily foods because the extra oil is bad for our hearts (as well as our waistlines).
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There's no better contrast than the sudden drop offs of so many Miletich champions against the late-career title run of Robbie Lawler, the gym's one alumnus to largely steer clear of gym wars.
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As a result, presidents in such situations normally stick to things like touting positive accomplishments or talking about new proposals — but in any event, they steer clear of bashing their opponents with derogatory nicknames.
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Most foreign actively managed funds told Reuters they would likely steer clear of the IPO, citing concerns about governance, the environment and regional tensions, particularly after drone attacks on major Saudi facilities in September.
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In fact, researchers found that people who regularly enjoy spicy foods consumed 2.5 grams less salt in a day (that's 1,000 fewer milligrams of sodium) compared with those who typically steer clear of spice.
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President-elect Donald Trump chose former Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus as White House chief of staff, potentially angering a segment of his base who expected him to steer clear of establishment politicians.
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It stood out from most of the mainstream media in Russia, which are either controlled by the state or state-run companies, or tend to steer clear of topics which could anger powerful officials.
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Cristo Rey students resumed business as usual at the school Friday morning, but those five people who were stricken with stomach problems should probably steer clear of Starbucks until at least after of Thanksgiving.
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It's no secret that if it were up to Ryan, Republicans would steer clear of immigration — especially in a contentious midterm election year when Republicans are trying show a united front as the majority.
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So if you want to steer clear of gluten, your best bet is to order the egg and cheese "bagel" and skip the bagel part (no matter the weird look the server might give you).
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August 1, 2016: CDC issues historic travel warning in US In an unprecedented move, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned pregnant women to steer clear of the Wynwood neighborhood in downtown Miami.
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"While we want to steer clear of giving a strong prediction on the outcome of the ongoing talc litigation given its breadth and complexity, we do want to note that response from management," Hazah wrote.
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Locals in Lisbon's historic Santa Maria Maior district say the fake drugs phenomenon is getting worse, worrying police and business owners who fear tourists could start to steer clear of the Portuguese capital's bustling centre.
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The drone maker said it already implements a geo-fencing system in its drones which uses GPS navigation to — in its words — "help pilots steer clear of airports, prisons, power plants, and other sensitive locations".
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The newfound momentum reflects a strategy to steer clear of a Republican-led Congress that has proved unwilling to touch existing federal gun laws after years of intense lobbying on both sides of the debate.
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Read More: 4 Realistic Ways to Steer Clear of Office Drama (Without Being a Goody Two-Shoes) It can be difficult to confront a co-worker, even if you know that you're in the right.
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The critical spread between the 21-year Treasury yield and the 215-year yield inverted multiple times throughout Friday's trading session after President Donald Trump ordered American companies to steer clear of trade with Beijing.
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" Weeks promises that the series will steer clear of delving into heavy issues, and will serve as a nice fluffy break from the maddening intensity of modern politics: "This isn't politics or deep social commentary.
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Photo: GettyAustralia's Environmental Protection Authority issued a warning to steer clear of all 36 beaches in Melbourne, Australia's second biggest city, due to a "poor" water quality rating, which turns out, is code for poop.
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But upgrading can also be shockingly expensive if you're not careful (steer clear of Apple's overpriced RAM), and it can seem especially daunting to upgrade if you're not familiar with the insides of your computer.
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In an editorial accompanying the new study, Dr. Steven Nissen of the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio writes that some people may steer clear of statins due to misinformation published online or promoted in fad diets.
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" For best results — and to steer clear of any wonky reactions, Dr. Jaliman gives this advice: "It's not about how much you put on your lashes, but how consistent you are in applying the serums.
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You'll want to steer clear of any crystals that fall apart in water (like selenite), and you definitely don't want to use any stones that may contain lead or corrosive chemicals (like pyrite and wulfenite).
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Tip obliges us ... and tells our guy the one place Trae should steer clear of is Magic City ... one of the greatest shake joints of all time ... because the kid needs to concentrate on basketball.
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The latest string of controversies swirling around the President and his administration with the multiple Russia investigations may make some in the GOP opt to steer clear of proposals that are pushed personally by Trump.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Olympic chief on Thursday urged athletes to steer clear of coaches banned for doping after Reuters reported that two athletics coaches and one doctor serving doping suspensions were still working with athletes.
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Yet some would-be investors steer clear of the country altogether for fear of getting tangled up in the sanctions regime, while others complain about the high cost of making sure that they do not.
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And though he answered questions about it when asked and didn't run from it, other candidates who supported a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants -- like Rubio -- tried to steer clear of the divisive topic.
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Alan Snitow, a marketing and brand strategy consultant from Chicago, said he might steer clear of La Guardia, after the traffic jam on Monday made him late for a meeting with new clients in Manhattan.
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Comedian David Spade says in a new interview that his new Comedy Central show will steer clear of politics, unlike other comedians who have sought to take the Trump administration head-on in their work.
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Refinery29 has live events, a digital media ad business, and ad-friendly editorial content that could complement Vice Media's agency and video business and edgy editorial content that many advertisers want to steer clear of.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, she was arrested on Sunday at O'Hare's Terminal 3 trying to hop on yet another flight just days after a judge ordered her to steer clear of the travel hub.
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Now they lionize billionaires like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg, deregulate wherever possible, steer clear of unions except at election time and at least until recently, fight over how much to cut most people's taxes.
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You might have expected everyone involved with this two-week stint at the David H. Koch Theater to steer clear of politics and allow the achievements of these artists from Budapest to take center stage.
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Its willingness to serve places Western firms steer clear of is also a factor: who else besides Huawei would wade through malarial swamps in Africa and haul base stations up the flanks of Colombian mountains?
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All that's missing, it seems, are the crows, which may largely steer clear of a village that each August goes to so much trouble to fete the arrival of around 100 new straw-stuffed citizens.
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But Mr. Davis said Mr. Trump's remarks had cleared the way for more players to protest, removing some of the political stigma and economic pressure that had led some to steer clear of such issues.
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When you&aposre pregnant, it can feel like there&aposs so much to learn: Why you should steer clear of certain foods, what happens during labor, how to prep for when the baby actually arrives.
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The Wildcats must try to steer clear of senior linebacker Rodney Butler, who recorded a career-high 24 tackles last week - two shy of the school record - and leads the nation at 19.5 per game.
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President Michel Aoun held talks on Monday with other Lebanese political leaders over the future of Hariri's government but gave no sign whether they discussed Hariri's demand that the country steer clear of regional turmoil.
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Yet many physicians, while wary of the dispensaries, steer clear of talking to their patients about a substance they believe is still inadequately tested and that they worry comes with political, legal and ethical landmines.
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They have also been the most outspoken on the dangers posed by climate change — though Louis Gritzo, the facility's research manager, told me it tries to steer clear of debates over the science with clients.
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It's possible to fill the detailed map with too many waypoints to properly process—but my advice is to follow your own feet, and steer clear of letting purchases fill in the blanks for you.
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If you're going to participate in the yearly monetary mad dash to someone's heart—also known as Valentine's Day—please steer clear of celebrating your loved ones with stale candy and played-out rose bouquets!
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Sethi advises that candidates steer clear of asking questions about salary, what the company does (which you should already know) or saying that you don't have any questions, which shows a lack of curiosity and initiative.
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With the second quarter of 2019 coming to a close, Washington Post national political reporter Annie Linskey reports that some campaigns find themselves caught between pledges to steer clear of big donors and making ends meet.
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Bill Cassidy, who has his own Obamacare replacement plan, was so determined to steer clear of the House bill on CNN's "New Day" that he argued back every time the anchor asked him to defend it.
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"At other public universities, presidents have asked their constituents to steer clear of such events, attempting to deny these attention-seekers the spotlight they so desperately desire," Pinto wrote in a letter to the university community.
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That means that if you want to go into theaters on May 19th this year and be surprised by Ridley Scott's next take on the Alien series, you might want to steer clear of this trailer.
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" It was then brought to his attention that the NRA had tweeted to its 664,000 followers a photo of the original receipt message from that morning, telling them to "steer clear of Ellen's in downtown Dallas!
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THE JUSTICES don black robes, sit impassively during State of the Union addresses and steer clear of Twitter for a reason: the Supreme Court is supposed to be a dispassionate tribunal untainted by politics or emotion.
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These types of conflicting claims and the political risk associated with them have made exploration and development of even nearby uncontested areas difficult, as energy companies and foreign investors seek to steer clear of international entanglements.
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However, Paleo converts will want to steer clear of peanut butter — surprisingly, peanuts aren't nuts and actually fall under the legume category, which means that anyone sticking to a primal diet should stay far, far away.
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If the brilliant video editing is to be believed, Kylie didn't really GAF about her doctor's suggestion to steer clear of In-N-Out, and she and baby are doing just fine, thank you very much.
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Here, too, there are problems: the legal framework through which leasing companies re-possess their aircraft has not yet been tested in Iran, prompting at least one Gulf-based lessor to steer clear of the market.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that British Prime Minister Theresa May had no choice but to implement Brexit and steer clear of a second referendum or risk undermining faith in British democracy.
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Cramer: Why Brussels didn't spook markets Cramer: Steer clear of these travel stocks Apple has no pricing pressure because its products are regarded as the finest in the industry, and it generates $30 billion in revenue.
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Here, she tells Refinery29 why she decided to become an engineer, discusses the important of mentorship, and explains why she thinks so many women — even those who love math and science — steer clear of the field.
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While the Memorial has been good to Woods, Rory McIlroy has yet to win it, and the Northern Irishman said he would have to steer clear of the long rough to have a chance this week.
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Trump was more likely responding to Corker's comments on ABC's "Good Morning America," when the senator suggested the White House steer clear of GOP tax negotiations so as not to further complicate an already tenuous process.
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The source said the DUP was likely to seek a role in Brexit negotiations but was likely to steer clear of social issues such as abortion and gay rights, where it disagrees with Conservative Party positions.
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For instance, he's realized he's a much funnier and more relatable tweeter after a few beers, should steer clear of tweeting about body parts like his scalp, and will never tweet sensitive House Intelligence Committee information.
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To be sure, most leading Democrats seem to view the real estate mogul as an election-year gift, an instigator who will alienate women and minorities while prompting establishment Republicans to steer clear of the polls.
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But today, Sweden finds itself in the friction zone between a revanchist Russia and the West, and little suggests that Sweden would be able to steer clear of a future crisis or war in the region.
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He reached out to a government press officer he had met in Manaus, the capital of the state of Amazonas, and received a message telling him, basically, to steer clear of the region and its people.
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Inside Higher Ed published an article recently in which college-placement advisers said that some clients wanted to steer clear of certain elite schools — Yale and Brown were singled out — that struck them as overzealously progressive.
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In an unusually public move, the nation's top military leaders, who typically try to steer clear of social controversy, have come out strongly against racism and extremism in the wake of violent protests over the weekend.
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But two senior GOP sources told CNN's Jeff Zeleny that the President had been asked to steer clear of Arizona and Nevada amid concern he could hurt rather than help Republicans locked in tight Senate races.
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Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq have travel and immigration curbs on Iran, while Oman on Sunday urged its citizens to steer clear of countries with high infection rates and said arrivals from those nations would be quarantined.
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Though the movie reportedly aims to steer clear of politics and does not mention former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, it is nonetheless likely to renew focus on the 2012 violence, which left four Americans dead.
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The biggest question heading in, given his considerable apparent lead, was whether he could sit tight -- the two candidates were seated for the duration -- and steer clear of any confrontation that might throw him off course.
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