San Jose is the third-most stressed city in the US, with 47.5% of locals reporting feeling stressed or extremely stressed.
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And everyone is also stressed out which stressed me out.
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Furthermore, the sons of stressed fathers themselves produce stressed daughters.
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Almost 39% of locals report feeling stressed or extremely stressed.
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And 38.4% of locals report being either stressed or extremely stressed.
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Phoenix is one of the most stressed-out cities of the 50 most populous cities, with 42.6% of locals saying they're stressed or extremely stressed.
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And if you feel stressed, then we trust you — we say you're stressed.
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If Mom is stressed and Dad is stressed, a child usually feels it.
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I was stressed about making money, stressed about finding a job, stressed about being a good parent, and purging felt, weirdly, like a form of self-care.
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But, above all, remember that stressed out hair will look (and feel) stressed out.
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Burwell stressed as recently as Thursday stressed the healthcare law is here to stay.
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When a person is not stressed enough or is too stressed, performance starts to decrease.
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" My dad would say, "When I was in school I was stressed, but never that stressed.
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And 38.1% of Indianapolis residents are stressed out, with 48.6% saying they're stressed about their finances.
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To top it all off, 39.6% of Oklahoma City's residents report feeling stressed or extremely stressed.
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Detroit has the highest percentage of cigarette smokers in the country, and it's home to some of the most stressed people in the country, with 40.4% reporting feeling stressed or extremely stressed.
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The locals also feel a lot of stress, with 38.4% reporting that they're stressed or extremely stressed.
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You guys stressed out a lot of already stressed out moms and made a lot of kids cry.
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You've got to keep an animal de-stressed, because there's nothing worse than a stressed animal before it's slaughtered.
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If your leaders are stressed out — it means you would probably also be very stressed out working under them.
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Not surprisingly, this negative slant on stress can shape parenting and also leave teenagers feeling stressed about being stressed.
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"A stressed brain cannot learn, and a stressed brain cannot retain knowledge," said Erin Shannon, a psychologist in St. Louis.
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Only 38 percent of people who earn an annual salary of $51,000 to $75,000 report being stressed, marking the least stressed group, while 68 percent of those making over $200,000 a year made up the most stressed group.
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Trump has stressed his good personal relationship with Kim and his administration has stressed its willingness to reengage with North Korea.
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Dr. Chiti Parikh told me the most stressed-out people in New York are the ones who don't know they're stressed.
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WalletHub's latest ranking, "2017's Most & Least Stressed Cities in America," out Tuesday, listed the most and least stressed cities in the U.S. Newark, New Jersey, holds the most-stressed-city slot, followed by Detroit, Michigan, and Cleveland, Ohio.
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An "Alice in Wonderland" accounting rule that allowed stressed banks to book huge gains simply because they were stressed has been overturned.
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It would be kind of counterproductive if you were getting stressed about a class that teaches you how to not be stressed.
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When I'm stressed or maybe not even know when I was stressed, he's come up to me and just touched my arm.
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We are either stressed because we desperately want to work or stressed that we need to be working harder to get the promotion.
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" Shooter looked 'a little stressed' Student Darius Piche, 17, told CBC he saw the suspect walk into the building looking "a little stressed.
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He also stressed that they should talk to their fellow sailors if they were feeling stressed, since peers tend to be big influencers.
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Boeing stressed that the long-term outlook for the industry remains strong, but stressed that it needs immediate relief until the coronavirus crisis passes.
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The result is that you're always stressed out, which is very much in line with the game's character, who is also confused and stressed out.
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"Some Swede out there shouted 'she looks stressed, she looks stressed', and then I thought damn it, this just lights my fire even more!" she said.
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"We expect a variety of funds - stressed debt fund, special situations fund, and NIIF - to then participate in equity investment in these stressed assets," Sinha said.
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"Just stressed, watching Federer," Miranda tweeted with a picture of himself looking, indeed, stressed during the tense match between the top-seeded player and his opponent.
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"If you are not stressed about the fighting, you're stressed about services, and electricity, or finding food, or what school to take your kids," she said.
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Both Collins and Murkowski stressed that they did not make their decision lightly and vouched for DeVos's personal character, but stressed they ultimately could not support her.
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They were not as strong as those from the never-stressed runners but much stronger than those from the animals that had been stressed but not exercised.
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Furthermore, 60 percent stressed more about their girls than their boys and 60 percent said that they stressed the most about running out of hours in the day.
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What they found was that the stressed out rats drank significantly more alcohol than non-stressed rats and increased their alcohol intake over the course of several weeks.
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Read these stories next: Here's Why You Shouldn't Stress About Stressing How To Stop Feeling So Stressed, According To Science This Is Why Some People Just Never Get Stressed Out
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"Ah, the unintended consequences of extending life — overpopulation, increasing stress on an already stressed environment, increasing stress on an already stressed retirement system," wrote Thomas G. Smith, in Cadillac, Mich.
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Nearly a quarter, or about 23%, of Gen Z people surveyed said they were stressed or overwhelmed by the news, and 22% reported being stressed or overwhelmed by social media.
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"Most of us are stressed out and we're all pretending that we're not stressed out and we're putting on this facade [with] our hair and our makeup and everything," she said.
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Based on Fitch's stress test, the banks' average "stressed" annual pre-provision profit (PPOP) of around 4.6% of average total loans remains above the average "stressed" credit cost of around 4.2%.
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In fact, a survey conducted by Refinery29 and Secret found that 17% of women ages 18 to 34 report that they are always stressed, while another 68% say they're sometimes stressed.
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" But, she has stressed: "Life has to go on.
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" He stressed, "I want to make that very clear.
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"Stressed Out" — Twenty One Pilots Album of the Year
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"Stressed Out" – Twenty One Pilots Best Alternative Music Album
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Now, is there ... KS: I'm not stressed at all.
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Millennials are stressed — and it's largely because of money.
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" Said Roberts: "We stressed Gray but couldn't break through.
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" But Slootman, he stressed, is "very focused on execution.
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" She stressed: "I've been through a lot with him.
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"Most people with chronic pain aren't just a little stressed, they are a lot stressed," said Paul Ingraham, who has made a career explaining the science of chronic pain and injury rehab.
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You're Not the Only One Stressed About Your Social Calendar One in five Refinery29 readers surveyed say they feel stressed enough by their social obligations to have talked with their therapist about it.
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He has repeatedly stressed the failures of past presidents, and the Trump administration has stressed that previous attempts to reach an agreement with North Korea by first holding lower-level summits have failed.
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But Mr. Mook stressed that the map leaned in Mrs.
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"There will be no impact to Games preparations," Takaya stressed.
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However, Mundell also stressed the difficulties of such a move.
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He also stressed the need to be a great teammate.
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"I'm so stressed out that I can't work," he says.
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I just felt really stressed out about it every time.
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But the governor also stressed each individual's responsibility to prepare.
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Each day, another 200,000 people join Earth's already stressed ecosystem.
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"I was extremely stressed out that day," she told GMA.
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Driving 20 miles every morning, getting stressed out for peanuts?
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But she stressed that he is supported by law enforcement.
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They stressed this did not equate to actual fraudulent voting.
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It's not about "wedging in" unnecessary references, as Feige stressed.
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I was so stressed out, tired, frustrated and felt helpless.
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Tillerson also stressed that controversial deportations would be conducted legally.
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Sethi admits that on occasion, he does get stressed out.
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"I don't wake up saying, 'I'm stressed out,'" says Sethi.
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BST Guinness World Records has responded with a statement. Stressed?
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How happy he is, or if he's stressed or whatever.
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Meanwhile Hui stressed the importance of being long term focused.
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Reached for comment, Kobeissi stressed the importance of due process.
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It comes out mostly when I'm stressed, exhausted, or anxious.
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" Ultimately, Cook stressed that, "Being gay is not a limitation.
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Officials stressed that their investigation is in the early stages.
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Our brains are not informing us that we're stressed out.
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What is there to be stressed about on a Friday?
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The mom also stressed the importance of using professional electricians.
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She repeatedly stressed those practices were common in her country.
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More than anything, he stressed, he wants to stay alive.
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Reagan also stressed the importance of dialogue with political opponents.
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The source stressed that the shortlist is in its infancy.
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This just made me feel worse and more stressed out.
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"It's really hard to see Khloé so stressed," Kim says.
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Others got stressed and rammed their heads into cage walls.
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I know I'm stressed out when I start chugging antacids.
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But he and others stressed that they need more resources.
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In particular, she stressed how close the race had become.
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Conversely, in stressed conditions, Fitch expects recovery rates to improve.
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The FIG has stressed its commitment to the sport's authenticity.
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Stewart stressed the fact that Inflect wants to be neutral.
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Your email inbox shouldn't make you feel guilty or stressed.
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Nigeria's finance minister stressed the importance of diversifying the economy.
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"She didn't seem stressed out at all," the insider reveals.
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The meeting also stressed the need to address debt risks.
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While he cited progress, Culp stressed the difficulties GE faces.
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If I want to be stressed, I'll go on Twitter.
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Still, he stressed the Treasury was doing all it could.
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When stressed by heat these symbionts start producing dangerous oxidants.
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In fact, he stressed the loss could be far larger.
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"I wasn't any more stressed out than usual," he said.
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In fact, it's making some people pretty damn stressed out.
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I don't want to get too stressed about the game.
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You were clearly stressed, but apparently not under the influence.
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I was stressed, I had no money, had no film.
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Young Jonas wakes up, still in 1921, stressed as always.
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"We're throwing around concepts to improve the bill," Ryan stressed.
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Investigators have stressed that no suicide note had been found.
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But the newer model stressed the importance of living plants.
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These are exactly the flaws that Geldon, Warren's emissary, stressed.
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Trader Dan Nathan also stressed that yield is crucial currently.
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Starting this journey, I was stressed this wouldn't work out.
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Whatever the topic ... he does seem kinda stressed by it.
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I'll miss our stressed out rehearsals more than anything [though]!
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Dillon stressed that the coalition remains focused on fighting ISIS.
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Stop reading everything if it just gets you more stressed.
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I'd be so stressed out about taking you somewhere cool.
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"She didn't seem stressed out at all," the insider revealed.
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Weinzettl stressed that Montana's was gracious in handling the situation.
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There is great merit to this skepticism, the expert stressed.
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People are unhealthy and stressed because they cannot define success.
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He says he was feeling overall less stressed —about everything.
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I don't mind being stressed when the game is mine.
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Women are getting more stressed while men are more relaxed.
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I stressed this at candidate briefings and in conference calls.
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They stressed that the project is in its early stages.
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I'm also stressed out by basically everything in the universe.
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"They are both feeling very stressed out," adds the source.
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He also stressed respect for human rights and religious freedoms.
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He stressed the decision would be made by de Mistura.
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How about a stressed stockbroker prone to sweating under pressure?
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" Again, he stressed that Putin "is not my best friend.
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But even that would be a unreliable process, stressed Hoagland.
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"We need consulates that can actually help us," she stressed.
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He stressed that the investors made money in the end.
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The engineers also stressed that security is dynamic, not static.
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Then I'd be tired and stressed out the next day.
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Ideally, the station would have sent a less stressed officer.
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Why Jennifer Lawrence Seems Less 'Stressed Out' with New Love?
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Officials stressed, however, that none of the aircraft were destroyed.
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They stressed how much money Teen Challenge had saved taxpayers.
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The committee chairman post is always unpaid, the aide stressed.
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" He also stressed, "I am by no means predicting success.
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Krebs, however, stressed that many more charging stations are needed.
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Often they see us at our most stressed or vulnerable.
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In some cases, entire trees can become stressed and die.
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Mr. Harvey stressed, however, that history didn't always repeat precisely.
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But they stressed that individuals should stop using the products.
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Hinkle, 46, said she's financially stressed but can't leave now.
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He said Starbucks agreed, but stressed the discussions are confidential.
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But he stressed that the investigation had just gotten underway.
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He stressed good governance based on the rule of law.
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"We're more stressed than anyone can imagine," Mr. Fang said.
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Intermittent fasting can increase levels of cortisol, making you stressed.
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Three years into teaching, though, I was stressed and exhausted.
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" Donald Trump stressed "America First" and "Make America Great Again.
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If you are sick or stressed, your HRV will dip.
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The stressed EV is reduced by 10% for administrative claims.
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Here's a map of the most stressed part of India.
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Highly sought after metallic lead is poisoning already stressed communities.
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He stressed that social media giant doesn't control the currency.
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He stressed that it was not in a political context.
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He stressed that his congregants respect and follow the law.
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Abe stressed the history and positive interpretation of the name.
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Karen seems stressed out, so Matt rubs her arm. Whoa!
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As Japhet stressed, MyHeritage sees itself as a tech company.
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KS: You don't say, "You're stressed out because you're angry"?
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Merkel stressed that a U.S. withdrawal would divide the west.
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Is it just because I'm so sad and stressed out?
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"It would become very stressed: defecate, urinate, scratch," she explains.
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" She stressed, "There is no Geto Boys without Bushwick Bill.
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Or maybe you're stressed and anxious from a recent divorce.
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The neocons used rhetoric that stressed freedom and individual choice.
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Giuliani repeatedly stressed the importance of protecting executive privilege, however.
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Indian banks are coping with $117 billion of stressed loans.
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He stressed: "Be the teammate others want to work with."
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Those trees are dying, mainly because those trees are stressed.
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This can understandably make some people feel stressed and anxious.
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We can't change the basic workings of our stressed brains.
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"I was stressed in his presence," she told the police.
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"Don't let your emotions run away with you," he stressed.
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Prosecutors stressed that the donations to Mr. Cuomo were legal.
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"You have to win in Conor Lamb's district," he stressed.
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Hirshland also stressed the importance of athletes' putting health first.
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When I'm really stressed, I make sure to stay hydrated.
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Postmortem analyses have stressed what a mess the bill was.
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"I'm not out here trying to murder people," she stressed.
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Strubhar stressed that more work was ahead for Oklahoma's teachers.
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In this endeavor, he stressed mental health education and compassion.
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Not sleeping makes you more stressed and gives you anxiety.
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And that's why Kascsak stressed the importance of asking questions.
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Doug Ducey, rejecting a state legislator who stressed his pragmatism.
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Research shows you'll be bored, frustrated, lonely, angry, and stressed.
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And I was seeing people stressed out paying their mortgages.
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Mr. Kobach has stressed those issues on the campaign trail.
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But he stressed he wants practical solutions to combat it.
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Both stressed that the culprit still needed to be confirmed.
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But he stressed he wants practical solutions to combat it.
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"My kids were stressed out, my mom, everybody," he said.
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He is Christian and has often stressed his church activities.
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Pentagon officials have stressed that their job is not done.
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America is not part of Mr. Blau's remit, he stressed.
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Highly stressed, he died of a heart attack at 41.
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Nurses and doctors are already stressed and strapped for time.
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When someone is stressed out, they are unable to talk.
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Ms. Breedlove stressed the importance of preserving the sidewalk culture.
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" Inhofe also stressed Wednesday that Bolton is an "old friend.
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They are both very relaxed and not stressed at all.
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But he stressed a sense of urgency in the matter.
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And the importance of safe harbors cannot be stressed enough.
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Chilling out is not always easy for stressed out urbanites.
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Still, league officials stressed Thursday, each year brings incremental progress.
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"Profits are paramount to everything a company does," Fink stressed.
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The source stressed a final figure had not been fixed.
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I worried that his heavier burdens stressed his immune system.
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False: This image cannot tell you how stressed you are
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After Monday's announcement, Krafcik stressed that aspect of Waymo's mission.
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In them I felt the stressed aftermath of plantation slavery.
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Her budget and schedule were stressed to the breaking point.
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"I'm running for spiritual reasons," Booker stressed in Sioux City.
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One of my resolutions is typically to be less stressed.
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Sternlicht stressed he wasn't saying homeowners shouldn't receive humanitarian aid.
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More than half of Philadelphians — 50.9% — are stressed about money.
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But officials stressed that the place would feel like new.
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Mr. Kushner stressed the need to battle bias at colleges.
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Bipartisan leaders of congressional panels have stressed the probe's seriousness.
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"This doesn't mean we have prevented hearing loss," he stressed.
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Guterres stressed the need to respect migrants around the world.
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These mice were still capable of feeling quickly stressed out.
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Duff said her young age contributed to her feeling stressed.
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But Foxx stressed that more work needs to be done.
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But "it wasn't simply because the VIX spiked," he stressed.
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However, Extinction Rebellion has stressed the Heathrow action is separate.
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But she stressed the need for other means as well.
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The United Nations stressed the border should be kept open.
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It stressed it would continue investing in upgrading its operations.
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Blitz stressed the many differences between his company and Theranos.
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He stressed he wants to influence politics through civil society.
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Nagata stressed that Trump is not alone in the practice.
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Everyone Quart talks to is acutely stressed, which makes sense.
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Mr. Byford stressed that real progress would require hard choices.
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EU law also stressed that parties involved needed to cooperate.
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Merkel has stressed she wants to maintain Germany's solid finances.
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The official stressed that the news conference could be scuttled.
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The lack of power stressed an already dangerous water system.
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Children whose parents get deported end up stressed and traumatized.
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" It went on, "He stressed the absolute confidentiality of this.
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So comfort the couple and other bridesmaids when they're stressed, and complain to "anybody who is not in a position of being deeply enmeshed and more stressed out by your stress," Ms. Eisenhart said.
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Varo polled more than 2600,2000 U.S. adults and found that, while a whopping 85 percent say they "sometimes" feel stressed about money, a full 30 percent say they're "constantly" stressed about their finances. Why?
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Unremarkable Unencumbered Asset Coverage: Prologis has slightly below-average contingent liquidity with a stressed value of unencumbered assets (0003Q'16 unencumbered NOI divided by a stressed 8% capitalization rate) to net unsecured debt of 1.8x.
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Forty-three percent of those surveyed said they were stressed about health care, 35 percent said they were stressed about the economy and 32 percent listed trust in the government as a cause of stress.
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We're given so many assignments and tasks to complete in such short amounts of time that it's nearly impossible to not be stressed, and when someone is stressed they turn to their personal coping mechanisms.
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She stressed she is in it for more than the money.
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Participants reported feeling less stressed in these situations after each module.
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Apple stressed that privacy and security protections will remain in place.
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Grossen has stressed the importance of understanding her work as sculpture.
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So, looking back, I basically stressed myself out for no reason.
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Owen says the ordeal has left the couple stressed and overwhelmed.
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But he stressed that GCHQ was still far from a utopia.
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Cheatham County investigator Jeff Landis stressed that the case is closed.
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Ibsen, the triumvirate that stressed independence and self-reliance over social
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Are you stressed out about the price of bitcoin and ethereum?
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It's quite possible they are so stressed out they can't sleep.
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It stressed me out and started to affect my self-esteem.
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But, he stressed, the plan "will not compromise on cultural heritage".
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"He feels stressed about all the Amber drama," says the insider.
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Osinbajo has stressed that Buhari is ready to return to work.
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I felt an uncontrollable, stressed-out kind of laugh bubbling up.
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"The children are not being used as a pawn," Nielsen stressed.
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However, she is stressed about her son being in the spotlight.
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If it were that easy I wouldn't be so stressed out.
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He stressed that no decisions have been made on particular provisions.
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But it should know whether they're uncomfortable, or stressed, or nervous.
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The more I was stressed out, the more I was baking.
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It was the diplomatic hurdles that had stressed Team USA out.
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However, they stressed the importance of maintaining competitiveness while doing so.
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Facebook stressed there is no list of publishers for the feature.
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Hwang stressed that it remains first and foremost a military site.
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He stressed that the announcer job was an "apolitical, nonpartisan" position.
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The mere idea of sending him a text stressed us out!
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The march is officially nonpartisan, and organizers have stressed this repeatedly.
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I oblige and spend the first three episodes thoroughly stressed out.
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"Get a warrant ... or stay out of that information," stressed Rep.
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Ryan stressed the importance of understanding change beyond just your niche.
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Unless I'm super stressed out, I usually fall asleep very easily.
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The officials stressed Thursday it is still early in the investigation.
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Kraus is stressed AF, perhaps from all those "walls" he's built.
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Still, as you may have heard, the grid is stressed out.
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It works for me, but I still get stressed very easily.
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" Overworked and stressed, Franklin denied Humphrey, saying, "A woman's only human.
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It is common for families to feel burdened, stressed and depressed.
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Hafsteinsson also stressed that Google worked very closely with these partners.
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Downgrades of stressed borrowers could force "fire sales" of illiquid loans.
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"I don't want to have any conversations about that," he stressed.
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Maduro would have to sign off on any changes, Paravisini stressed.
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In the clip, he stressed that he planned to act alone.
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People were, understandably, a little stressed out and had some concerns.
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It's no secret that Americans are stressed, especially in the workplace.
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It should be stressed that the report's contents are only suggestions.
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And it was never, he stressed, just a collection of texts.
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The network's creators also stressed that the network will be nonpartisan.
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I have never been so stressed out in my entire life!
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He stressed that these are movements of the virus, not migrants.
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All my witches are going down and I'm stressed about it.
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"It's a movie about the consequences of avoiding intuition," she stressed.
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Cook stressed it didn't have anything to do with Jones' politics.
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When you're stressed, your body releases cortisol, the body's stress hormone.
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It was women, Waters stressed repeatedly, who encouraged her to run.
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Yellen's speech stressed the need for caution and highlighted external risks.
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Feeling stressed by all the shop-ortunities (yeah, we went there)?
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Both sides stressed the deliberately vague benchmark could still be met.
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He stressed the urgency of the situation given today's population growth.
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They stressed that X-rays were dark and hard to read.
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Officials stressed that elderly people are at highest risk from flu.
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She stressed that Huset was "not a charity" but a business.
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I used to be quite stressed and think, 'Oh goodness me.
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He stressed that no decisions have been made on this front.
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He stressed that the company isn't confirming or denying those assumptions.
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Here are the 10 most stressed out states in America: 10.
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According to Zippia, these are the least stressed states in America.
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She spends the plane ride explaining how stressed out she was.
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The Huawei spokesman stressed the company's independence from the Chinese government.
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He stressed the need to "correct and resist various erroneous viewpoints".
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Noisey: You all look very chipper—do you ever get stressed?
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We are a nation stressed out by our lack of savings.
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I've never been so stressed out after watching someone sit down.
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Khloe thinks that momager Kris is a little too stressed out.
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Meanwhile, Kim is a little stressed about the Forbes Women's Summit.
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Stressed loans include bad loans and restructured or rolled over loans.
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Lohwater stressed the non-partisan part in her email to Gizmodo.
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I've always appreciated my ability to sleep even when I'm stressed.
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It's easy to coast, to get stressed out, to give up.
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When I'm not stressed, I can control it; otherwise I can't.
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The Israeli leader stressed his country's security concerns, the source said.
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"...We have repeatedly stressed that to the Iranians," the spokesman said.
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Do you feel stressed about having to budget for a costume?
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Twenty One Pilots are definitely not stressed out about the Grammys.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang stressed the need for healthy Sino-U.
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Leadership aides stressed that the Freedom Caucus was having productive discussions.
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Hillary Clinton also stressed that the people stranded are American citizens.
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Another official stressed nobody is leaving the White House anytime soon.
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Fang and his UW teammates are the most visibly stressed out.
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I'm not materialistic, but it's no fun being stressed about money.
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He however stressed that "countermeasures" for non-cooperative countries were needed.
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However, he stressed the financial market could be vulnerable to volatility.
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He stressed that soldiers at frontiers would be under police control.
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McLuckie stressed that this isn't just about helping businesses consume Kubernetes.
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And all these symptoms come out to play when you're stressed.
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But Draghi stressed it wasn't the ECB's job to bankroll governments.
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Florian Miedel, Simmons' attorney, said Simmons was simply stressed upon arrest.
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Think about the last time you were stressed out at work.
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President Xi Jinping has stressed Confucius's emphasis on order and hierarchy.
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And he stressed that the two nations' futures were closely bound.
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For Pinnacle 2010, Fitch's 'AAAsf' breakeven stressed default rate is 10.5%.
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For Pinnacle 20153, Fitch's 'AAAsf' breakeven stressed default rate is 19.5%.
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" He stressed that "silence does not earn you any respect — none.
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"We have stressed the importance of cooperating with authorities," she said.
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Sure, there's a lot to be stressed out about right now.
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If you've been feeling stressed lately, you've got plenty of company.
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The official stressed that NATO's cyber activities would remain purely defensive.
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Wheeler stressed the importance of making the spectrum efficient for everyone.
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"I'm not stressed at all," he says of his new endeavor.
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But the Palestinians stressed that they wanted the two-state option.
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Kasich stressed that ObamaCare is "disintegrating," so something must be done.
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The Republican lawmaker stressed that the CFPB needs to be reformed.
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Zarina Mia: During my freshman year, I was stressed beyond belief.
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So why does being stressed flip the switch in your bladder?
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Nobody's going to come and say, 'Ooh girl, you look stressed!
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Dr. Ramsden stressed that the team's findings should be interpreted cautiously.
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McKechnie stressed that it was not as uncommon as it sounded.
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When people are stressed and frightened, they want a strong leader.
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He stressed the need to ensure regional stability and avoid escalation.
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The Wisconsin lawmaker stressed how frequently he communicates with the president.
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"Focus on institution," Mr. Finch stressed, to laughs from both men.
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Professor Lind stressed that none of Mr. Obama's comments constitute apology.
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The stressed enterprise value (EV) is adjusted for 10% administrative claims.
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All stressed that you shouldn't let your health become low priority.
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Just let it goRaise your hand if 2018 stressed you out.
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Inclusion, he stressed, is vital for stability and thereby investor confidence.
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Americans are stressed out about affording college — and for good reason.
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But he also repeatedly stressed the importance of U.S.-Saudi relations.
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Resources like these will do wonders for stressed and overburdened caregivers.
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But you must have a strong and compelling story, Das stressed.
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Lewis stressed a degree of support within the entity as well.
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He doesn't seem stressed about any repercussions, including possibly being fired.
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The 25% contractual OC offsets a stressed credit loss of 12.3%.
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Some states, like Texas and Ohio, have multiple financially-stressed cities.
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Machado also stressed the importance of tying marketing to business objectives.
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Marvel Studios stressed that diversity will be a focus moving forward.
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One company that has stressed a commitment to sustainability is Apple.
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The ethos here stressed grass-roots, environmentally conscious, entrepreneurial urban development.
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Craig stressed that this meant he never worked without a partner.
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Westpac said its stressed loans inched higher during the third quarter.
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Cohen stressed that both Democrats and Republicans use sometimes biased surveys.
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Does Waklert help you to feel less stressed when you're studying?
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"This is not a retelling of Natalie's sad story," stressed Howard.
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Teachers these days are stressed out—maybe moreso than ever before.
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Now he stressed his upbringing, which he described as blue-collar.
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And yet as many have stressed, the success of the A.f.
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Professor Falter stressed that there were as yet no such indications.
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"I was so stressed out I made myself sick," she says.
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If I'm really stressed out about something, I'm gonna push myself.
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I don't want to be all wrinkled and stressed out looking.
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Normally I'm very stressed, but now I feel so, so relaxed.
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I was so stressed that I almost never left the house.
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So she cleans, like how Izzy baked when she got stressed.
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First off, it's not interchangeable with being extremely stressed or afraid.
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Guagenti stressed that NGINX isn't trying to replace other APM tools.
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Everything stresses me out; when I do a collection, I'm stressed.
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After the game, Lue stressed the importance of Smith's outside shooting.
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Even the youngest babies got stressed looking at snakes and spiders.
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And McVay has stressed that she's not taking any legal action.
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Already, Guadagno has stressed the issue in the campaign's final weeks.
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A Commission spokesman stressed that the eventual decision had been unanimous.
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Li also stressed China's continued commitment to opening up its markets.
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Credit cards, mortgages, student loans, and car loans stressed millennials out.
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In Washington, President Obama stressed the importance of a peaceful transition.
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Slowing business Michele Auld owns a dessert shop and she's stressed.
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The governor stressed this meant closing schools and places of worship.
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There are unpalatable social changes as well when we are stressed.
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Workers will likely be more focused, more energized and less stressed.
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What I stressed earlier is the C.D.C. should be doing research.
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We have no need for a stressed-out master of ceremonies.
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It can't be stressed enough that it's something to take seriously.
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The Shift The room was full of stressed-out cryptocurrency traders.
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You have the rest of your life to be stressed out.
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"If you're stressed out, go jogging in the park," he said.
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"You see, he's very stressed out," said his owner, Corinne Fesseau.
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Miranda Richardson is the stressed-out mom in the big truck.
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Some news articles stressed the risk of a commonly used medication.
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She is fiercely anti-abortion, and stressed border security and taxes.
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The Vienna State Opera stressed the accused teachers were a minority.
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But Mattis has consistently stressed non-military actions, including international sanctions.
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" But she stressed: "Everybody is taking care of each other here.
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I've always been so stressed and nervous about getting it right.
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Everybody's feeling the pinch, and you can feel real stressed out.
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POTUS stressed he wants to get America back up and running.
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I know a lot of people are feeling stressed, overwhelmed, & uncertain.
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Mr. Obama stressed unity, and Ms. DeJear is following his path.
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Mr. Begin had long stressed the impossibility of a Palestinian state.
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He stressed that the industry must make inclusivity a lasting priority.
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In his comments, Burke also stressed Carnival's ties to Broward County.
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On Monday, Trump stressed the need to protect gun owner rights.
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Many of these potential caregivers, ill or stressed themselves, simply cannot.
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If you're exercising a lot, stressed, or sick, you'll need more.
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Then they get more stressed from not being able to sleep.
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"Health care infrastructure in that area is already stressed," Perry said.
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She stressed securing the border, fighting MS-13 and lowering taxes.
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I know I should be feeling scared or angry or stressed.
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But Stone stressed that a change in company culture was necessary.
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" On Monday, Pompeo stressed the retaliatory strikes were a "defensive action.
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But I've constantly stressed that we need to be a team.
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Not to supervise, I stressed, just to share a morning walk.
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"I've been so stressed the last three, four weeks," Iguodala said.
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The network stressed that these are invitations, not warnings, to audiences.
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I mean, you've seen stressed out finale Peter in that trailer.
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Maybe you're just too stressed to think about any of this.
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If the wealthy are so stressed out, whose fault is that?
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Mattis also stressed that he had no concerns regarding Bolton's appointment.
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He stressed on Monday that Romney won't run if he does.
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He stressed in the interview the need for "lone" jihadist attacks.
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However, IMF stressed that China should moderate its excessive credit growth.
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He stressed that he wants the administration to exert more pressure.
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Being surrounded by nature has left me feeling less stressed out.
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"She was honestly a little bit stressed over it," London said.
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The Motion Picture Association of America has stressed how studios—i.e.
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Many cats become stressed when a new litter box is introduced.
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Feeling stressed-out, disconnected, all alone in a city of strangers?
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Psych 101 stressed the importance of telling children you love them.
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Holder's recommendations stressed the importance of a new chief operating officer.
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And Feith stressed that the emails should be kept in context.
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Pompeo also stressed the scope of his relationship with the president.
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" Palmieri also stressed that as president-elect, "everything he says matters.
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Unlike some similar concept vehicles, Cruise stressed Origin is production-ready.
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Oil and gas companies aren't just operating in water-stressed areas.
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" Starr stressed that "it's important to provide public information that's appropriate.
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I have been so stressed out and feel like I'm worthless.
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You might even feel stressed about getting sick from any food.
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GAFG targets a consolidated RBC of 400% under a stressed scenario.
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Others stressed that Budapest would not be let off the hook.
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But the official stressed that the two sides have common interests.
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The office stressed that the State's systems had not been breached.
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If you're stressed about selecting your college schedule, you're not alone.
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Her optical nerve doesn't look stressed, which is good, he says.
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The company stressed that only a handful of people were affected.
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When I&aposm stressed, I am incredibly vulnerable to getting sick.
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But he stressed that the door through the NLRB remains shut.
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Half the employees said they were less stressed and were happier.
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Psych 101 stressed the importance of telling children you love them.
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Can students possibly feel any more stressed than they already are?
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The recruiter also stressed past experience as a key to placement.
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Americans are also notably stressed about the future of health care.
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I started feeling more and more marginalized and feeling more stressed.
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It's called anxiolytic — something to make them not excited, not stressed.
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So many people around me are stressed out by their jobs.
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But Laura stressed that it was very much her own decision.
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Gen Z was the second most stressed, with a 5.3 average.
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Girls would get amazingly stressed about getting their lights turned out.
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One senior administration official stressed that this is something Trump has "always been considering" and while the White House is currently considering an executive order, the official stressed a lot could change in the coming days.
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To be less stressed in a moderate way, I could recognize that there will be times that I'll likely be stressed, but not view it as a what-the-hell moment and give into the anxiety.
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According to the survey, conducted by Harris Poll, 49% of Americans reported feeling anxiety over the election's outcome, 57% were stressed over the current political climate, and 66% were stressed out about the future of the country.
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During the run, I think about what I want to accomplish for the day, the things I'm stressed out about but don't need to be stressed out about and the many things for which I am grateful.
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"Right now, we know a lot of people don't even go to the vet because their pets get too stressed," says Dr. Slinker, who owns five cats and notes that cats are more easily stressed than dogs.
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In fact, there's a lot of good in them ... and my hope is that we can do something where we end up with fewer young people that are stressed about being stressed, and anxious about being anxious.
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During the run, I think about what I want to accomplish for the day, the things I'm stressed out about but don't need to be stressed out about and the many things for which I am grateful.
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On Tuesday, he stressed how impractical — though laudable — such talk had been.
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Many others have stressed the importance of having deep and meaningful relationships.
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First, when we're stressed we do things that hurt how we look.
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" Grandi stressed that "sustainable peace is critical to securing solutions to displacement.
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ZS: Oh my gosh, I'm stressed out for you with that story.
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Lefferts stressed that this was something that Microsoft's users had asked for.
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In the interview, the band stressed how important authenticity is to them.
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Aharon also stressed that the free version of Dialogflow isn't going anywhere.
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He really stressed their work ethic, but also their energy and enthusiasm.
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It's natural to feel bummed or stressed at points during the process.
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He's really stressed and burnt out, and I feel a little helpless.
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Staying focused is your key to not getting totally stressed out today.
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This holiday season, help your stressed out friends up their nap game.
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"Before, if I was stressed out, I would go shop," she said.
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Veress stressed the importance for park visitors to obey all warning signs.
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Moses stressed this was the only accusation against Link he knows of.
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It's here that Colton runs to the producers, stressed about his decisions.
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Their natural instinct is to bite when they're angry, frustrated, or stressed.
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I was so stressed out: What time were we going to eat?
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It turned into this whole thing where she's stressed out and baking.
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Uber and people with disabilities aren't diametrically opposed, Danielsen stressed to me.
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I think I stressed my parents out a little bit that way.
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Brinkert stressed that they cannot harvest the oxygen from this system yet.
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He also stressed that this is very much a cross-platform product.
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These families are economically stressed, they can't afford to keep in touch.
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However, he stressed that the relationship between the two countries was robust.
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But Google employees have also complained of being overworked and unimaginably stressed.
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Qatar is the most water-stressed country, followed by Israel and Lebanon.
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O'Connell stressed that she was not trying to body shame the models.
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PERINO: But I&aposm very stressed, because nobody has planned it yet.
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"This was not a deal that was designed for Amazon," Glen stressed.
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"I was feeling very very anxious and very very stressed," she said.
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And how do you figure out if an alpaca is stressed out?
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He also stressed that the transparency of the program was another advantage.
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An influential legal group, however, stressed that the issue goes beyond business.
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Moss stressed that those receiving abuse online should protect themselves, above all.
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And Obama also stressed the importance of preserving the country's founding institutions.
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"I've stressed many times that the town is perfectly safe," she said.
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Twenty-six states require abstinence be stressed when teaching students about sex.
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Sanders, however, has stressed that he won the popular vote in Iowa.
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It's a theme Erdogan stressed during his visit to his old school.
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Comcast, for its part, stressed it does not sell customers' browsing data.
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He stressed that he is against the upcoming White House peace plan.
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The company stressed that its choice had nothing to do with Brexit.
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On May 4th he appeared in a live video-stream, looking stressed.
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" At the United States Open, Williams added, "I was so stressed out.
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In a laboratory, the researchers stressed voles with beeps and light shocks.
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Mr. Baquet stressed that the journalistic decisions about video will be his.
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These students are confused, concerned or stressed about the college application process.
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But this sensitivity, Baggett stressed, is not indicative of her self-esteem.
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He stressed that in some cases, he was drawing his own conclusions.
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" Echoing her initial tweet about the rumors, Lathan stressed: "I adore Beyoncé.
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There are currently six options — curious, stressed, bored, nostalgic, joyful or hungry.
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Trump stressed that North Korea would have to abandon its nuclear weapons.
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Black candidates this cycle have stressed these very things in their campaigns.
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Hersman stressed during the conference that PAVE is not a lobbying group.
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Lake and Republican pollster Bob Carpenter stressed this is a bipartisan issue.
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EW: You have stressed how it benefits museums to have disabled visitors.
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IATA stressed that it will be regulators who make the final decision.
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NATO has so far stressed that its cyber strategy is purely defensive.
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British GPs were also the most likely to say they were stressed.
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However, he stressed that Chinese authorities are well able to withstand them.
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But she stressed that complicity with abusers is not unique to Chile.
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However, health experts stressed the importance of early detection and infection control.
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" However, Bannon stressed that Trump and U.S. negotiators "can't waiver on Huawei.
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But he also stressed the "absolute leadership of the party" over courts.
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Kang stressed the importance of putting these largely publicized conflicts in context.
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But the lingerie model is not stressed out about the extra pounds.
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" Still, Baldwin stressed she doesn't want to have kids "any time soon.
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EU diplomats stressed they have not yet seen the new British plan.
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It can't be stressed enough how smoothly the R21 approaches its tasks.
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Some days are rougher than others and and I still feel stressed.
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"I spent the rest of cruise terrified and stressed out," he said.
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Like many stressed adults before him, Justin Bieber has taken up coloring.
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Are you stressed out while racing to meet deadlines before the holidays?
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I recently gave my three months' notice, so I'm not overly stressed.
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The banks' record stressed assets are mainly due to corporate loan defaults.
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When you're constantly stressed and burned out, it does affect your motivation.
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However, Google has stressed privacy far more recently, largely as a defense.
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DeepMind previously stressed that it was not using AI within the app.
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But they both stressed that China's team wasn't squabbling over small stuff.
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"I was stressed at 11 years old, which shouldn't happen!" she adds.
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Second, these stressed-out cells pollute the body, damaging healthy cells nearby.
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Palmer also stressed the apparent discrepancy of Jessica's description of her killer.
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Meredith stressed that the Kochs will have "no influence" on editorial operations.
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Even when she felt stressed, she wouldn't see swimming as a burden.
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Do you feel stressed about having to spend money for a costume?
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FLOOD CONTROL SYSTEMS, SEAWALLS AND OTHER BARRIERS MAY BECOME STRESSED OR UNDERMINED.
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However, central bank officials stressed that Charles Sirleaf was a suitable choice.
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The government has stressed it would keep discussions with the RBI confidential.
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When Nossi was born, her mother was stressed and pushed her around.
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Apple executives have often stressed that the company user privacy very seriously.
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However, that tempering process also makes the interior of glass more stressed.
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The spokesperson stressed that the wine fountain is not a takeaway point.
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When I have unread messages lingering in my inbox, I feel stressed.
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Hawn tells DeGeneres that as a grandmother, she rarely gets stressed out.
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"These people ... are the victims of a mentally stressed environment," he said.
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If you're overly stressed, it's likely that your skin will show it.
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Siani stressed that the board was told that the dam was stable.
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Like Indonesia, India has stressed a broad view of the Indo-Pacific.
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The physical capabilities of Luna Base were beginning to be stressed, though.
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Westerman stressed the need to continually chop trees and plant new growth.
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Its importance cannot be stressed enough, and the process has already begun.
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I was stressed out, and family dramas got on top of me.
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Fox stressed the importance of close cooperation because of longstanding economic partners.
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But one past winner stressed that sudden riches come with potential pitfalls.
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But the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has consistently stressed the pact's importance.
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China's demand could boost the market but it remains stressed by oversupply.
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Indeed, he stressed that the opportunity here is bigger than just Kubernetes.
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The company stressed that inaccurate media reports could be used as evidence.
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Rubin has denied any wrongdoing and stressed that the relationship was consensual.
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Sources from both sides stressed that the move was a financial investment.
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Fischer stressed that the Fed is data dependent when making policy decisions.
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Both Kumar and Ghodsi stressed that this was a very unusual partnership.
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Juliet's School of Possibilities follows Riley, a stressed-out, Buy on Amazon.
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Her camp echoed Ray J, saying she was just stressed and overworked.
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Wheelbarger stressed that the new initiative was "not about military confrontation," however.
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Seade stressed regional auto content requirements must remain as low as possible.
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Trump stressed at the press conference that negotiations would extend beyond trade.
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The president stressed that he did not believe in an isolationist policy.
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"Senator Kaine stressed that nothing is proven yet," the Kaine spokesperson said.
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"He is physically all right but tired and stressed," the source said.
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"She was so stressed out she had an anxiety attack," he says.
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It's not even halfway through the 13-episode season and I'm stressed.
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Still, the authorities stressed the public will be key in apprehending Stephens.
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Kate Brown stressed that the occupation at the refuge was not over.
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And humans get fatigued, stressed, and confused, and end up making mistakes.
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An Anbang spokesman stressed the company's transparency and compliance with regulatory requirements.
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The company is not accused of doing anything illegal, TaxWatch UK stressed.
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Renault's Senard at the meeting stressed the importance of the automaking alliance.
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The family has stressed that their views on immigration policies are nuanced.
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According to Ubisoft, any employee can take these liberties when they're stressed.
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" Issa stressed the importance of "bringing confidence back to the voting process.
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Perez takes the stage for a spirited address that stressed party unity.
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Instead, Long and Duke stressed the need for preparedness and resiliency. Gov.
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The brain also gets stressed by loss of control—perceived or real.
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Buckhorn stressed a strong relationship between citizens, the city and the police.
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Gul stressed the importance of music, rebuffing those who call it unIslamic.
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Maybe that's obvious but when things are busy I get stressed out.
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A stressed-looking official barks at them to queue in single file.
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She stressed that other women dealing with similar experiences shouldn't give up.
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Mr. Gorsky has frequently stressed the safety of Johnson & Johnson's baby powder.
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It was a point he stressed throughout: Netflix is an entertainment company.
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He also stressed that they aren't backing down on their discharge petition.
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The companies have stressed the deal's goal was to keep prices down.
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Khalilzad has stressed that there remains much work before a final agreement.
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But the need for it is only becoming more urgent, Barhoumi stressed.
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And, not surprisingly, it's got a lot of us seriously stressed out.
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You get in this rut where you're still tired, stressed and miserable.
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EST: President Trump signs an executive order to help economically stressed communities.
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But Mr. Reed stressed that Mr. Trump needed to grow — and fast.
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The banks denied any wrongdoing and stressed their commitment to customer satisfaction.
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Vice President Pence stressed Wednesday that Mexico will eventually foot the bill.
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She stressed that politics can have "no role" in any legal decisions.
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" But, again, he stressed the contacts were mostly academic in nature. "Dr.
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Collins stressed she does not "equate" threats she has received to Ford's.
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Lawmakers stressed bipartisanship both on and off the field at the game.
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Uber stressed its commitment to Mexico, noting its presence in 43 cities.
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In fact, approximately 40 percent say they're stressed most of the time.
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Rama stressed that his country would continue to move towards EU accession.
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"I was really stressed out and it was hurting," the star says.
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Daniel: I try not to worry but my work makes me stressed.
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They were miserable and stressed from not having money in their accounts.
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Otherwise, you risk marinating in those feelings and getting even more stressed.
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In June he stressed the need to tighten monetary policy only slowly.
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Trump stressed that he kept all existing economic sanctions on North Korea.
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Is it the envy of the other which makes us stressed out?
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The CCC stressed that it commissioned, but did not write, the report.
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Facebook also stressed that the downvote option is not a dislike button.
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He stressed that the relatively small decision would have an outsize impact.
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Menendez also stressed that Congress has not authorized military action against Iran.
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Both generations are equally stressed about money and aren't saving for retirement.
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"When you are stressed, you are coming to the fridge," he said.
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He stressed that European banks had repaired their balance sheets and recapitalised.
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They both stressed the importance of being prepared when hitting the trails.
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Ryan stressed that he hasn't settled on a specific plan for DACA.
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Dear Rachel,How do I keep fit and healthy when I'm stressed?
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The more they played with the dog, the less stressed they were.
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Rather, he stressed that the previously deployed Guardsmen are continuing their mission.
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The company stressed that its focus now is on cooperating with investigators.
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A stressed management team usually finds it hard to manage others well.
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And being more organized will make you more productive — and less stressed.
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They're most stressed about their student loan debt and credit card debt.
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But like Mnuchin, Hassett stressed that most working Americans won't be affected.
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Carson has repeatedly stressed disinterest in becoming part of Trump's administration, however.
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Too tired to work out, but too stressed to go straight home.
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He seemed very panicky and stressed out, as several Twitter users noticed.
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We know the business is challenged if our employees are stressed financially.
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It's important because stressed out customers may want a drink with dinner.
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Other Santas can be out of sorts like many stressed out celebrants.
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In her talk, Hiller subtly, though repeatedly, stressed the significance of empathy.
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It stressed the importance of its divestment plans to reduce its indebtedness.
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He stressed that he's been doing this process for years without incident.
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If you are feeling stressed out I can help you with it.
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Higher fertilizer costs come as North American farmers are already financially stressed.
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But a coordinator stressed that mental health inevitably underpins their work anyway.
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Wernikoff also stressed that the company would only work with reputable partners.
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Second, heat-stressed pigs, the studies found, just tend to eat less.
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While he stressed that the government would await the outcome of investigation.
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The statement stressed that regional conflicts can only be resolved through diplomacy.
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She also stressed the importance of staying hydrated, but keeping it simple.
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In typical Apple fashion, the company stressed the new feature's data privacy.
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That said, don't feel stressed out by the need to study up.
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But the ones when you're behind and stressed, that's when it's magic.
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Maybe you're a little jetlagged, stressed, but that's contemporary life, isn't it?
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When I smoke a joint, I become extremely self-conscious and stressed.
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You're human: You're going to get angry, you're going to get stressed.
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"New Yorkers are so stressed and need to chill," Ms. Berlingeri said.
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It also feels kind of relaxing and helps me feel less stressed.
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He stressed there are "many ways" to achieve his ambitious price target.
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Rossello has stressed the need to protect the island's most vulnerable residents.
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Snapdeal, however, stressed that it has no intention of selling the company.
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Starting Tuesday, Hornacek stressed, there will be just one voice on defense.
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Now that you know it's a herniated disk, are you less stressed?
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And if you're feeling stressed out, a good belly rub usually helps.
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This time, though, Egyptian officials have stressed the integrity of their approach.
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And he stressed to reporters on Monday that no changes were imminent.
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I'm scattered and I get anxious and I get stressed like everybody.
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"But I feel depressed, stressed out … I feel lost about my baby."
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Andrew Cuomo has repeatedly stressed the increase likely comes from more testing.
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Automakers are extending financial support to customers stressed by the coronavirus pandemic.
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The world is falling apart and I'm extremely stressed out about it.
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"There's more to life than just being stressed out in crazy waves."
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And she stressed that these mutations are, for now, only theoretical candidates.
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"We hope to get it passed as soon as possible," he stressed.
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Or they become stressed or sick, or they might just move altogether.
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"He was extremely jumpy and stressed," Mr. Melzer said in an interview.
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The Roman Catholic Church, in particular, stressed its bans on artificial contraception.
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Cheryl and I have stressed understanding, and taking responsibility for, your role.
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Ms. Cantrell stressed the importance of understanding the complexity of the problem.
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She stressed the importance of knowing what patterns of abuse look like.
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Phoenix is a remarkable actor, especially good at containing stressed-out intensities.
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"When I'd lose a game, I would be stressed," World Peace said.
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" Azar also stressed that "if we need to, we will use it.
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More importantly, they can help your mind when you feel stressed out.
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He called the marathon a great outlet for many stressed New Yorkers.
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Messi has, throughout his time in Russia, seemed inhibited, cowed and stressed.
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"We've always stressed compliance with students; that's not changing," Mr. Julian said.
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And sometimes when I'm stressed, the job becomes a kind of meditation.
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HHS also stressed that Azar and Trump had a good working relationship.
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Chosa stressed that he doesn't primarily hack Instagram accounts, but usually websites.
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It stressed the bill did not alter a ban on monetary financing.
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Many are already severely stressed by the year-long 737 MAX grounding.
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"This is a very different animal than the Great Depression," Bernanke stressed.
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When we are stressed, we are vulnerable to making bad financial decisions.
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"I got really stressed out yesterday," he told BuzzFeed News on Monday.
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They stressed that it was too weak and wouldn't address U.S. concerns.
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Joe Russo was totally stressed when he walked off an Oakland, Calif.
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That's why I stressed he shouldn't be kicked out of the room.
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I would've been healthier, less stressed and more resilient during difficult periods.
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Dear Stressed,This is quite the pickle — and a common one too.
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Last year I felt over worked and stressed out because of school.
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Asked how they do it, McDermott stressed the importance of date nights.
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She stressed the importance of practicing safe sex to avoid such infections.
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Privately, though, Cohen was stressed, according to court documents filed by Patricia.
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We're stressed, and our minds later look for a reason for that.
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He stressed the importance of having the same leader for both events.
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" Goelman stressed that in spite of everything, Strzok "did want to stay.
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Boeing has stressed the benefits to U.S. jobs of the plane deals.
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In the statement, the Marines stressed that the move was not unusual.
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Lawmakers also stressed the declaration needed to be backed up with action.
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But he stressed that the administration disagrees with many of Haley's positions.
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"This is adding stress to an already stressed community," Dr. Todey said.
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You might think the financially stressed family comes from the younger members.
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But Professor Morowitz stressed that the Earth is not an isolated system.
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Yuan also stressed the importance of keeping Zoom&aposs existing customers happy.
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Andy stressed that entering the world of credit cards can be dangerous.
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"We're just really stressed out," Jorge Toledo's son Carlos Gustavo said Thursday.
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Officials in Pinellas and elsewhere also stressed the role of human review.
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Qassem Soleimani, Trudeau again stressed the importance of having a full investigation.
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Abdul Mahdi also stressed the importance of respecting Iraq's sovereignty by everyone.
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But he also stressed the real has a free-floating exchange rate.
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Senators stressed that the path forward on the surveillance reauthorization is fluid.
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They stressed that young people, pregnant women and nonsmokers should never vape.
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But Lopez stressed that the Air Force is not lowering its standards.
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Officials stressed that the data was never visible to the general public.
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" The United Arab Emirates stressed "the importance of dialogue and political solutions.
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When you're stressed, your body releases hormones such as cortisol and epinephrine.
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But he stressed that peace terms are for the Afghans to decide.
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Trump stressed that there was "no right time" to fire the Comey.
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Haley and other speakers stressed that a dangerous precedent is being set.
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" He stressed "the importance of your privacy" and pledged to "do better.
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Guys will start to feel more comfortable and not so stressed out.
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The new petition stressed the novelty and importance of the second dispute.
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Instead, invest in yourself so that you feel less stressed and overwhelmed.
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He stressed Tuesday that it should be more focused on the facts.
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Despite that distinction, Burgess stressed the need for security of patient information.
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He stressed that he'd change his ways when he's out of prison.
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I never felt stressed or fearful while conquering my student loan debt.
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If you're stressed, sex may be the last thing on your mind.
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It's another thing to be stressed out over finances all the time.
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"I gained weight; I'd go home and be mentally stressed," he said.
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Before the run, she felt stressed, worrying about how everything was going.
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This official and others stressed that the process is slow but underway.
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Sometimes, feeling stressed can serve as a motivator toward becoming debt-free.
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" Romney stressed that his vote is "not a vote against border security.
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Punaro stressed the vote on McMaster will be solely about his rank.
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You're stressed because your kitchen is small and you love to entertain.
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" The book stressed the importance of applicants developing a strong "personal brand.
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He has stressed the importance of challenging Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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He stressed Qatar's sovereign right to independently decide on its defense procurements.
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Sun, my Korean military translator, stressed this same continuity in our talks.
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Will this additional uncertainty be too much for an already stressed system?
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However, Kaljulaid stressed there were clear limits of that thinking for Estonia.
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The problem, he stressed, is elsewhere and out of Hong Kong's control.
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"It stressed me out," the 14-year-old said of the storm.
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And she stressed that the decision ultimately lies with the women themselves.
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They stressed that the IRS needs additional funding to improve customer service.
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Throw in the holidays, and you could wind up even more stressed.
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Cookies should make you feel proud and accomplished, not panicked and stressed.
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Mr. Mnuchin has also stressed progress, allaying worries among stock market investors.
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Don't let yourself get stressed out over shit that does not matter.
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They're stressed, they pick up a game to blow off some steam.
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There are so many people here that are overworked and just stressed.
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Trump has repeatedly stressed this as a positive outcome of the diplomacy.
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It stressed us to death, but it was a lot of fun.
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Ibrahim stressed that that she does not see her job that way.
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In areas stressed by human activity, the process can take much longer.
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You're stressed about work, but don't let that ruin your day, Leo!
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There are still days where I am incredibly anxious or incredibly stressed.
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Merkel also stressed the need for dialogue, her spokesman Steffen Seibert said.
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They also feel safer and much less stressed in their new homes.
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He—and this cannot be stressed enough—does not give a fuck.
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You're probably understanding at first; maybe your partner's been stressed at work.
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There's drama brewing in your friendships, and your lovers are stressed out.
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Today is stressful, Sagittarius: You're stressed about work and your home life.
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Jobs stressed that this feature only came on when users opted in.
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As for Ventura, he stressed that he never put promotion above winning.
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"That explanation fits really nicely with our evidence that the less-stressed dogs were helpers, the really stressed dogs were not helpers, and there was no similar pattern of stress and opening in the control condition," she said.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly stressed that he did nothing wrong in his dealings with Ukraine, but several Republican senators on Sunday stressed a more nuanced argument: The president's actions were inappropriate, but they didn't merit his removal from office.
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"My niece was stressed out because she couldn't do her homework," she said.
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The group issued a report Thursday that stressed the importance of corporate governance.
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If owners are stressed out, that might make vets' jobs more stressful, too.
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Sometimes, it's not one daunting project that's making you feel stressed and overloaded.
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There you have it — even presidents get stressed out while watching the games.
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Still, American political figures stressed their commitment to the UK despite the change.
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But on Friday he stressed how important keeping these rules was for Switzerland.
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Davis also stressed that pandas use other means of communication with their trainers.
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Sure, stressed-out parents of toddlers will probably just finish off a bottle.
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Pena Nieto has stressed, though, that his country will not fund the wall.
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On a recent Wednesday evening, Cristina F. was stressed about a murder confession.
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I'm not that stressed that I have to win every match I play.
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C., also stressed that Putin "is not our friend and never has been."
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This man is one sneeze away from losing an ear: We're so stressed.
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But this girl ended up getting really stressed out and having an episode.
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Government workers are far from alone in feeling stressed about not getting paid.
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"Once I lean in, you know how I get" aka Madeline's stressed, y'all!
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" Hayes stressed, "visitors should never cross safety barriers, especially near the caldera's ridge.
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"Within the population there's a great spread of sensitivities (to odor)," he stressed.
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Diana DeGette, who partnered with Upton, stressed the overwhelming margin of the vote.
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" Valls also stressed his condemnation of that "intolerable rejection of Islam and Muslims.
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With that in mind, he stressed that he had clear differences with Trump.
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Now though, if I'm stressed, I don't go to the trigger foods anymore.
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Wu stressed that the new study is squarely in the "basic research" category.
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I listen to music, play Candy Crush, or visit with friends when stressed.
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She also stressed mutual cooperation to maintain security in the former Soviet states.
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I was really stressed out and not knowing what to do with [music].
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In the clip, Musk stressed to Stahl that he does not smoke marijuana.
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But he stressed waging war against radicals was the responsibility of the military.
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Carter's defense attorney, Joseph Cataldo, stressed his client did not control Roy's actions.
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Real talk — we're far too busy and stressed out most of the time.
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" It stressed that "the safety of the flying public is our primary concern.
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I was really stressed out and my mum was doing my head in.
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The FCC stressed the system was critical to protecting Americans from scam robocalls.
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"While signing the order Trump stressed that this will lead to "jobs, jobs!
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Democrats stressed that the expanded waivers could hurt those with spotty medical histories.
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But it is not as simple as just lifting the sieges, Brown stressed.
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"He stressed that the guarantee of rights was inseparable from stability," it added.
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Vermilion and Saini stressed that not all sex workers will be impacted equally.
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The EPA has often stressed that Pruitt receives more threats than his predecessors.
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Westpac said its stressed assets fell slightly in the three months to Dec.
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Even protecting reefs from overfishing and pollution didn't help the heat-stressed corals.
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Second, he stressed that Amazon needs to offer merchandise at different price points.
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Others expected RBI action include changes to guidelines for restructuring of stressed loans.
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But feeding stressed feelings usually leaves us worse off, both mentally and physically.
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Le Maire also stressed the importance of European companies protecting their industrial data.
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She stressed the need to retain co-operation on foreign policy and security.
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On the call, Facebook executives stressed it is focusing first on impacted users.
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" Fitzgerald stressed that Jayme is not listed as a suspect "as of now.
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Kerry stressed why he believes the G7 and and international cooperation are important.
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He says this represents about 15% of "stressed assets" in India's banking system.
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Chinese police officials stressed that Kunxun is only a prototype, so to speak.
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He also stressed that people should bring their pets with them to shelters.
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McCarthy stressed they hoped this would give momentum for the Senate to act.
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Fox stressed themes, not facts, tugged heartstrings and banged drums for America's wars.
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Changing temperatures and chemistry, overfishing and pollution have stressed its ecosystems for decades.
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Seeking to soothe concerns, FCA stressed "new opportunities for employees of both companies".
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He also stressed that he would not increase Mexico's debt in real terms.
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They also stressed the need to persevere over a long period of time.
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The US women kept fans extremely stressed out after a scoreless first half.
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Historical dramas from the 1980s stressed the weakness of the last Qing rulers.
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It could change abruptly," but stressed that "right we're in pretty good shape.
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But in that instance, too, the justices stressed the specificity of the case.
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"Making $15 an hour with no benefits, you're already stressed out," he said.
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Activists stressed they were not asking for Sturm Ruger to stop making guns.
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It's also likely that you will become stressed and neglect your personal needs.
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The film still doesn't have a director, which was stressed in the room.
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Meanwhile, Maikori stressed the importance of fostering a reliable team and maintaining motivation.
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"The IRS does not initiate communication through email or phone calls," she stressed.
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The team also stressed that we're talking about a very deep integration here.
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Merkel and Schulz both have stressed they want to avoid such a scenario.
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But others stressed the uncertainties abounding as Malaysia's politics moved into uncharted territory.
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Vast swathes of stressed coral were essentially kicked when they were already down.
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FCA has stressed that the merger would not result in any plant closures.
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During the campaign, Mr Modi had stressed Hindu nationalism more than economic development.
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Still, he stressed it must be weighed with other factors in the case.
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"You don't have to have a yard or a big space," Drew stressed.
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I can feel the paper deadline creeping closer and am a bit stressed.
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However, one official stressed that Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross doesn't share those frustrations.
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Now he is stressed, sick and grieving, juggling bitter enemies and uncertain friends.
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I don't know if you've heard, but Americans are pretty stressed out lately.
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However, he stressed he was not planning to fight Trump through the courts.
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On Thursday he again stressed the importance of a united and purposeful Europe.
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On Monday, the US ambassador to El Salvador stressed that aid would continue.
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"You want a career, you don't want a job," he stressed to her.
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She stressed, however, that Seidenberg remains a general partner in Kleiner's current funds.
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" "When I was feeling stressed I would eat, and I would feel good.
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She also stressed the possibility of steam-induced eruptions in the coming days.
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Saudi Arabia denies wrongdoing, a point Trump stressed in his Monday morning tweet.
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In its most stressed scenario, store net profit margins still hit 10 percent.
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But as Federighi stressed during his keynote, Safari isn't getting an ad blocker.
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It stressed Kim out so much to have unflattering photos on the internet.
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The company today stressed that its performance in the cloud strengthened its results.
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Sam Worsham, but he stressed that only one woman has made a complaint.
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In tech, just like at places like Harvard and MIT, people are stressed.
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Coach Dave Tippett stressed that Smith is still a long way from playing.
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Studies shows that people with hobbies are less stressed, happier, and more creative.
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Ryabkov stressed that "escalation is unacceptable," according to Russian state media network Sputnik.
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King stressed that voters should follow instructions and check their ballot before submitting.
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All the negativity has us seriously stressed (just ask the American Psychological Association).
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Before the robbery, Kim was often stressed out about her family/work balance.
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Culp stressed the difficulties the company still faces in improving its financial results.
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As for the tech itself, Goldberg stressed that this isn't just about Kubernetes.
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Nations in the region stressed that the deal was a one-time offer.
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"Sometimes I think the parents are more stressed than the students," Amott said.
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In a statement regarding future legislation, Hancock stressed the importance of protecting children.
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In her brief statement, Ginsburg stressed the importance of judges avoiding political commentary.
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"She's stressed out, but focusing on getting her kids back," her rep continued.
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He also stressed that these companies will need to work together to succeed.
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The two stressed, first and foremost, how important it is to practice empathy.
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