They join gyms, swear off alcohol and adopt detox diets.
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Swear off herbicides and insecticides, in your yard and refrigerator.
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It is enough to make you swear off wristwatches forever.
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Those who join the YPJ must swear off sex and romance.
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It's enough to make you want to swear off tampons forever.
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To be fair, I didn't swear off shows entirely in 2017.
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But what I am ready to swear off is their microwaveable meals.
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But he declined to swear off an oil embargo down the line.
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But it is economically foolish to swear off all deficit spending. Mrs.
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There's nothing like a hangover to make you swear off drinking forever.
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He was the last major Democrat running for president to swear off it.
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It's enough to make me swear off it — except maybe for John Oliver.
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Elizabeth Warren have demanded that candidates swear off super PACs and self funding.
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He professed disbelief that political opponents have said he should swear off Mr. Putin.
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Trump can no more surrender the spotlight than an aardvark can swear off ants.
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One that can be so annoying it could make you swear off the OS altogether.
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There's a lot of people who swear off advertising altogether as if it's a lifestyle.
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Before you swear off popcorn and pizza for the rest of your days, don't worry.
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If this has made you swear off pregnancy forever, there's really no need to worry.
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But we don't have to totally swear off merry-making in the name of sustainability.
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In other words, the solution to your dating problems might not be to swear off dating.
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At the very least the board should require him to apologize and perhaps swear off Twitter.
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States and cities need to collectively swear off big-dollar economic deals aimed at particular companies.
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The choice to swear off fund-raisers was certainly seen as fraught when she made it.
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Instead, we have another great excuse to swear off Alex Israel, Dan Colen, and Richard Prince.
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That's when you swear off drinking for the month, sort of like a mini New Year's resolution.
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Heartbroken, she vows to swear off dating...until she meets Takumi, a fellow employee at the library.
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This might discourage you, cause your muscles to ache, or lead you to swear off running altogether.
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And if nothing else, then that, my friends, is one damn good reason to swear off smoking.
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Warren and Sanders were the only candidates to swear off such events in their response to Vox.
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Love's Labour's Lost: An oath to swear off women for three years leads to crossdressing and mistaken identity.
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If Stockholm syndrome is the height of romance, we should all join hands and swear off romance together.
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In the 1970s, it was the specter of the "population bomb" that got people to swear off kids.
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If enough swear off Pelosi, she might be forced to step aside even if Democrats win the House.
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For these reasons, Voigt recommends vape users gradually wean off their devices and eventually swear off vapes entirely.
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Few property managers are likely to swear off Airbnb completely, because it drives so much business, Shatford said.
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So I decided to swear off car travel for a weekend of skiing and snowboarding via the rails.
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Joe's increasingly violent behavior in the name of love is enough to make you swear off dating apps forever.
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To receive the money, federal candidates would have to swear off donations of more than $200 from any individual donor.
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Before you go full Kourtney Kardashian and swear off non-organic foods forever, there are some important points to consider.
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Nevertheless, Burnham was emphatic that the best course is for the courts to swear off such disputes across the board.
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You could make a New Year's resolution to swear off reality dating shows and the short-lived romances they spawn.
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Because in the world of Grey's Anatomy, loved ones die, but that's no reason to swear off elevator sex forever.
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If you want to swear off makeup forever and show up to work dotted with Mario Badescu Drying Lotion, wonderful.
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Her tardiness has become so widely acknowledged that it has prompted some fans to swear off attending her concerts for good.
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It's pretty dire out there, and it's totally understandable if you feel hopeless and ready to swear off Bluetooth speakers forever.
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You don't have to swear off flip flops forever, but it's worth checking in with the shoes you're wearing most often.
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But to stave off the most disastrous damage, we need to swear off another product, too: hydrofluorocarbons, better known as HFCs.
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Or would it be such an obvious money-saver that I'd have to swear off Dig Inn and Sweetgreen for life?
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I was ready to swear off all things related The Bachelor franchise at the conclusion of Rachel Lindsay's season of The Bachelorette.
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But participants do not have to attend counseling, swear off all other substances or show up every day at a particular time.
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Throw a little homemade tehina sauce and some baharat spices into the mix, and you'll swear off the store-bought stuff forever.
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Moreover, when fashion houses like Versace swear off fur, it results in positive press for both the brand and animal rights groups.
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Since the CDC hasn't yet isolated a specific grower or brand, it's best to swear off the crunchy green entirely, for now.
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I was ready to swear off this "boy toy," stomp off to my room and tea party like there was no tomorrow.
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But before you swear off cable for good, check out "My Brilliant Friend" on HBO, the serialized version of Elena Ferrante's novel.
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They swear off working with him again, but as the scorpion in this scorpion-and-the-frog scenario, Douglas is awfully persuasive.
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Score another victory for animal rights groups: Chanel is the latest fashion giant to swear off fur and exotic animal skins from reptiles.
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Before you swear off alcohol forever, check out these go-to hangover cures from health experts, influencers, and a few of our editors.
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You can swear off The Breakfast Club forever or you can rewatch it, as Ringwald did, with a wiser and more critical eye.
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In group texts and Facebook posts over the weekend, I saw vape-loving friends swear off the devices until they had more information.
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The decision marks a reversal from Harris, who refused at a town hall in Sacramento earlier this month to swear off corporate donations.
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To make his post-presidency a success, Obama should give this money to some good cause and then swear off these gigs entirely.
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"No one should be surprised that (Russian President) Vladimir Putin refuses to swear off future use of weapons-grade nerve agents," Royce said.
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The scene draws on a real event in Doss's life, in which a fight between his father and uncle made him swear off guns.
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That's the idea that the US should swear off launching a nuclear strike against an enemy unless it has been attacked with nukes first.
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Many will swear off Aronofsky films after witnessing the cannibalistic sacrifice of a newborn child in front of its mother, and I wouldn't blame them.
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So if you're dead-set on keeping a disgraced player in your game, you could swear off all online Madden activities and go that route.
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While we're not suggesting you swear off your online interactions for good, it's never a bad idea to take a break when you're feeling overwhelmed.
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The FISA warrant said, "we, the FBI, speculate that maybe this was a politically motivated dossier" and they swear off that Christopher Steele knew that.
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After Japan was defeated in World War II, the country was forced to disarm and swear off military capability, outside of self-defense, ever again.
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Meanwhile, Sanders and Warren have disparaged big money in politics, with the latter going as far as to swear off of high-dollar fundraisers altogether.
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The tactics Republicans employed in the Obama era have left them feeling like they'd be suckers to swear off similar approaches in the Trump era.
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Repeatedly, he was asked to swear off any book deals or other ventures that could allow him to profit off his time with the president.
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I believe that the company should apologize, swear off all future animal tests and pour significant funding into real research that won't cause animal suffering.
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But before you pull your hair out and swear off design projects forever, there's a great asset service that you should consider: the StockUnlimited Design Library.
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Luckily, if you're someone who does deal with uncomfortable itching or sniffling during your workouts, you don't have to swear off exercise or physical activity altogether.
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Past experience, though, hasn't stopped me from trying to swear off gluten, sugar, or, for an ill-advised day or two at a time, solid food.
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Consequently, the story goes, White House negotiators have dropped their requirements that China swear off intellectual property theft and also end subsidies of state-owned enterprises.
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For many consumers, this is an unacceptable level of collateral damage for the sake of a shrimp cocktail, leading some to swear off shrimp for good.
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Just when we thought we were ready to swear off all pumpkin-flavored products, Krispy Kreme swooped in with a treat we can actually get excited about.
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And when her co-star Mars heads into your committed relationship house from September 27 to November 8, you could swear off the single life for real.
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Her aggressive questioning of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and her decision to swear off corporate PAC money - large donations from businesses - won her plaudits from activists.
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Wednesday she came out and said well she'll swear off the big money personally but her campaign clarified that she would still do them for the DNC?
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If gun control advocates were to swear off gun design for a generation, and instead focus on the "who" instead of on the "what", there might be hope.
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So in Latin, adiurare meant to swear to do something, and abiurare meant to swear off it—the ab and ad clear as day to your average Roman.
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Though they'd swear off the makeup by the time of the album's release (aside from a one-off resuscitation here and there), none of this diminished McCabe's dynamism.
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Couple that with the fact that you have to make sure that your food stays IN your pan and you might have to swear off the kitchen forever.
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Kim Kardashian gave the appearance she's going back on her word to swear off flashy jewelry in public, but it was nothing but a trick ... TMZ has learned.
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To do a Silicon Valley-esque dopamine fast, followers swear off any stimuli that could release dopamine, a brain hormone that's responsible for feelings of reward and motivation.
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Ms. Warren has raised eyebrows — and won supporters — for her decision to swear off high-dollar fund-raising events and rest her campaign's hopes on small-dollar donations.
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Bernie Sanders are the only candidates who have pledged to swear off closed-door, high-dollar fundraisers for their campaigns if they make it to the general election.
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If you were lucky enough to have spent your hard earned money on a Betamax, when that platform failed you didn't swear off all forms of recorded entertainment.
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The reaction among influencers, celebrities, and brands was swift and mixed: Some commended the decision, while others went as far as to swear off using the app altogether.
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It's a terrifying tale to be sure, but before you swear off pedicures forever, there are plenty of ways to avoid a situation like this from happening to you.
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Guacamole-lovers everywhere have been crying into their empty serving dishes since the shortage began and many of us have had to swear off that bank-breaking avo toast.
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I promise you extremely tender meat and an abundance of leftover schmaltzy liquid in the baking dish, a concoction so good you might swear off plain olive oil forever.
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What's next: This week President Trump said the U.S. would cooperate with "like-minded nations" on developing 5G and has urged allies to swear off Huawei equipment, Reuters reports.
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Related story: US, China swear off cyber theft "Russia and China are growing more assertive and sophisticated in their cyber operations," White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters last July.
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Beans might be frowned upon by trendy diet communities like the Paleo or Whole 30— both of which entirely swear off legumes — but Musk eats them and swears by them.
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Even though you've decided that the relationship is over, a little self-reflection is necessary before you swan dive into the dating pool or swear off dating indefinitely, Brateman says.
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Even if a parent were to swear off buying manufactured baby food, the risk would still be there when steaming carrots or baking a sweet potato purchased from a supermarket.
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Hunter Biden announced on Sunday that he would swear off all jobs with foreign-owned businesses if his father wins the presidency next year, an apparent bid to defuse the issue.
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If writers want to avoid the blurred lines between honest expression and propaganda, should we simply swear off any sort of government funding or is it possible to be more nuanced?
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That's right, we won't be telling you to up your cooking-at-home-chef-skills or suggesting that you turn into a total hermit and swear off drinking and dining out.
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After Lamar ODd and almost died a year ago, Khloe dropped the divorce, but refiled this year after it became apparent to her Lamar would not swear off drugs and alcohol.
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Dave ain't opposed to the idea ... but says if Pats management makes it clear they want no part of AB, Portnoy will "fall in line" and swear off the WR too.
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The University of San Francisco has also used the tech; the school now says it discontinued use in 2016, though it has not formally committed to swear off all future use.
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You could swear off the platform altogether (we know you can't, let's be honest here), or just embrace it for what it is and abide by the rules of the Insta game.
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But much like the way that people who swear off cocaine might become addicted to the thrill of the drug and start using again, Woods came back to it—Twitter, that is.
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But that refusal to completely swear off a primary challenge could rub the president or his inner circle the wrong way, as Trump has shown a willingness to go after political opponents.
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But Boehner was gone now, replaced as speaker by Paul Ryan, who was forced to swear off pursuing immigration reform as a condition for winning support from conservative members for his ascension.
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The adventure travel company Intrepid Travel has just announced a new category of Digital Detox Trips in which participants pledge, in writing, to swear off all digital devices including cellphones and cameras.
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I can't swear off heating oil just yet, but I can support the fossil fuel divestment campaign, which has persuaded institutions worth $5.5 trillion to shed at least some fossil fuel investments.
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Her decision to swear off high-dollar events distinguishes her in the sprawling field and dovetails well with one of the main planks of her campaign platform, which focuses on fighting corruption.
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In 2013 Alcohol Change UK, a charity, sought to capitalise on this trend by promoting the "Dry January" initiative, which encouraged drinkers to swear off alcohol altogether from New Year's Day to February.
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It's easy to feel like you're going to scream — or maybe swear off romantic relationships forever — if you have to observe your special someone's receipt collection littered across the table one more time.
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But for meat-eaters reading this, it's a reminder that even if you don't want to swear off meat entirely, it's probably a good idea to cut back on small animals like chickens.
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But with sugar, we swear off it, and then we slip and binge and we forget we ever tried or that the benefits of not eating sugar might outweigh the benefits of eating it.
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This may seem like scary news, given that a string of foodborne illness came out of the chain in 2015, but don't let it make you swear off burrito bowls and Chipotle guac forever.
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He said that whether or not we swear off shareholder primacy, public companies still have a fiduciary duty to shareholders, and that often entails short-term decisions at the expense of longer-term ones.
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Warren was one of the first candidates in the Democratic primary — and remains among the few — to swear off traditional high-dollar fundraisers for her presidential campaign, instead relying on grassroots, small-dollar donations.
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With a growing "sober-curious" movement and the rising popularity of alcohol-free beverages, some people find this is the perfect time to turn a new leaf and temporarily swear off that happy hour drink.
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While our first instinct might be to swear off shopping sprees, morning lattes, and, well, any form of treating ourselves until 2018, we're not in the business of self-deprivation — plus, where's the fun in that?
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Conservative leaders are circulating a letter urging Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and McConnell to swear off the prospect of a legislative session in the window between Election Day and the start of a new Congress.
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Her campaign reported raising $24.6 million in the third quarter of 2019, slightly behind the $25.3 million raised by U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders, the only other Democrat of the 19 running to swear off traditional fundraisers.
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Last year, the group pushed more than 40 large music festivals to swear off use of facial recognition, and descended on Congress to scan lawmakers' faces in the hope of goading them into regulating the technology.
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Menolascina said that Baleka helped him lose weight and bring down his blood pressure just by helping make him more aware of his diet and exercise habits -- without requiring Menolascina to completely swear off favorite comfort foods.
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It's understandable if you're feeling fatigued by all the weird things people are putting on their nails — there's been nipples, fidget spinners, and tampons, to name a few — but don't swear off nail art just yet. Why?
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It's enough to make you swear off the web in favor of podcasts or private Slack channels or apps like Apple News—someplace where you can escape the din of pop-ups and fake news and harassment.
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If you cheated in a moment of weakness, feel guilty enough to swear off affairs for good, and feel happy in your current relationship, it could be best to keep your actions a secret and move on.
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Not unlike those who temporarily swear off booze in the name of a "dry January," aspiring minimalists often spend this month atoning for their shopping sins by clearing out their closets and hauling the excess to Goodwill.
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Elizabeth Warren's finance director, is in the process of leaving Warren's presidential campaign as a result of the senator's recent decision to swear off soliciting money from wealthy donors during the primaries, according to a Warren campaign aide.
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That "new year, new me" mentality can create a sinking sense that if you don't get started on those resolutions right now, or swear off X, or do more of Y, you've already set yourself up for failure.
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Though Phillips said he hasn't yet self-funded his campaign past the $5,000 individual contribution limit and in-kind donations, he said he plans to inject more of his own money if his opponent doesn't swear off PAC dollars.
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According to Harbstreet, many people decidedly swear off potatoes because they believe they're too high in carbs (which, FYI, your body needs in order to function), and thus spuds have been blamed for causing weight gain or health issues.
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To try to get at this issue, moderator Lester Holt asked Trump about "no first use": the idea that the US should swear off launching a nuclear strike against an enemy unless it has been attacked with nukes first.
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But if you simply cheated in a moment of weakness, feel guilty enough to swear off affairs for good, and feel happy in your current relationship, it could be best to keep your actions a secret and move on.
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I'm not going to swear off fillers or a future facelift, but the challenge for me, to ensure that I never get to a Human Barbie place, is to work harder at separating my appearance from my sense of self.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren said she will continue to swear off high-dollar campaign fundraisers in the general election if she becomes the Democratic presidential nominee, extending her self-imposed ban on the events beyond the primary and reversing an earlier statement.
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While for most that thought alone would be enough to swear off the holiday for good, but if you still want to try to impress every person you know this October 31st, let these celebs give you some much-needed last-minute inspo.
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Even in trying times - whether it was a senior staff departure after her early pledge to swear off high-dollar fundraising or criticism of her Medicare for All proposal - Warren's campaign has neither evinced signs of panic nor dramatically retooled its approach.
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Maybe I'm getting too feelsy with this because my wife and I just welcomed a puppy into our home, but the entire thing plays as if Daryl's reaction to losing Rick was to shut down and swear off humans, because caring about them can hurt.
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Unless you can get to the salon every four weeks, master DIY toning, never go in the pool, swear off heat-styling, and don't mind totally changing your natural texture and taking the risk of losing your length, you might have to sit out platinum.
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But the bottom line is you just never know how things are going to go down, whether you're Carol trying to swear off bloodshed or Rick not taking chances or Morgan clocking people with sticks instead of blades because he thinks all life is precious.
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They reached out to these schools and asked whether administrators were willing to swear off facial recognition; 45 schools gave statements clarifying that they are not using and have no plans to use it, while more than 30 did not respond or refused to comment.
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The Met recently agreed to swear off funding from members of the Sackler family linked to the maker of OxyContin, in the wake of protests, and institutions everywhere are under intensifying pressure to evaluate the people behind such gifts as well as their trustees.
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Earlier this year, she and three of her colleagues published a paper in which they argue that research on microplastics is in its infancy, and that more studies on the particles' health effects are needed before we throw up our hands in defeat and swear off seafood.
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I find that, most of the time, my relationship with alcohol is similar to that of my peers: fun, often a social lubricant, occasionally a crutch, and every now and then, after a particularly grisly night, something I swear off, at least for a little while.
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Gillibrand was among the first Democratic White House hopefuls to swear off campaign contributions from corporate PACs, pledging in 2018 – more than a year before she jumped into the presidential contest – to eschew donations from the political entities of for-profit companies, trade groups and law firms.
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" Trump's anger at House Democrats' investigations had been steadily mounting for weeks, but Pelosi's accusation that the President had engaged in a "cover-up" sent him over the edge, prompting him to swear off policy talks with Democrats and shine a spotlight on what he considers Democrats' "phony investigations.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren will hold no political fundraising events with pricey admission fees to collect cash to fuel her bid for the Democratic nomination for president, she announced on Monday morning, becoming the first candidate to formally swear off the traditional means of campaign funding.
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If you're searching for yet another reason to swear off flying forever, enjoy: A carry-on bag burst into flames on an airplane last weekend, forcing airline staff and passengers to wage a bitter war against the flames with liquids from the drink cart, New York Post reports.
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Bobby Jindal, the Louisiana governor who was then considered one of the rising-star innovators of the party, warned after Romney's defeat in 215 that the G.O.P. must stop being "the stupid party" and urged fellow Republicans to talk "like adults" and swear off "offensive and bizarre" rhetoric.
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In between, Ruth found time in his hectic schedule of fetes, soirees, photo shoots and exhibition games (which paid $500 each) to bask in studio lights while hitting imaginary home runs and declaring that he'd reached an agreement to appear in movies "indefinitely," only to swear off the greasepaint a week later when he didn't get his price.
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Ms. Warren's new position on general election fund-raisers appears to be an effort to thread the needle between those on the progressive left urging her to permanently swear off soliciting big checks and Democratic officials and activists concerned that such a stand would endanger the party as Mr. Trump and the Republicans bank record sums of cash.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) refused to swear off a 2020 presidential bid in an interview, arguing that it's "much too early" to make a decision.
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