It's time to take a risk and shake things up.
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"It's easy to take a risk with them," Alterman said.
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The ones who were willing to take a risk did.
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Warning: The sudden urge to take a risk may occur.
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The Moon in Libra encourages you to take a risk!
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You're craving freedom and feeling eager to take a risk.
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Above all, they can take a risk for a cause.
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It is safe to take a risk on this team.
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And to take a risk and explore a little bit.
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And high returns always attract those willing to take a risk.
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Maldonado decided to take a risk and go on her own.
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"Just try, take a risk, and see what happens," she said.
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But Mr. Abbott decided to take a risk and hire him.
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KN: I love to take a risk and try something extra.
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If you want to succeed, you have to take a risk.
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Take a risk this evening, Cancer: Aries season is all about risks!
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So I decided to take a risk and tell him the truth.
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When you don't know, you tend to take a risk-off stance.
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He decided to take a risk and leave Starbucks to pursue entrepreneurship.
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When you take a risk like that, the reward is really high.
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Unexpected meetings take place and you're feeling inspired to take a risk.
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The moon also connects with Uranus, inspiring you to take a risk.
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You're in an amicable mood today and eager to take a risk!
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People just have to take a risk and give us the opportunity.
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"This is no time to take a risk," one Biden ad narrated.
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Take a risk, maybe bring a Planned Parenthood office onto your campus.
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Tonight, action planet Mars enters Aquarius, encouraging you to take a risk.
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You're ready to take a risk—which is rare, and special, for you.
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The moon enters Leo and squares Uranus, challenging you to take a risk.
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Take a risk today and do something different: The universe has your back.
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If the professionals at the bank won't take a risk, why would you?
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It's a good day to work through your emotions and take a risk.
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If you don't take a risk like that, you're not going to win.
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The sun also connects with Uranus today, inspiring you to take a risk.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with unruly Uranus, inspiring you to take a risk.
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This is an amazing time to take a risk and try something new.
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Yet it is hard to resist entrenchment, and difficult to take a risk.
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The moon also mingles with rebellious Uranus, inspiring you to take a risk!
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Yet, he was willing to take us on, willing to take a risk.
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We need you to take a risk and be an ally in this moment.
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This is a great time to take a risk—Saturn will have your back.
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"People don't like to take a risk, but I took a risk," he stresses.
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"So we don't take a risk in any way in that way," he said.
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With something like this, [Rooney] knows she's bulletproof, so she can take a risk.
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"We do need the ones that are willing to take a risk," she adds.
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You will run into inspiring people today—don't be afraid to take a risk!
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Why not take a risk on saving people who would have no chance otherwise?
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Sometimes you need to take a risk in order to gain more security, Pisces.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Leo today, encouraging you to take a risk.
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Capricorn, encouraging you to take a risk.
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One that said we can&apost take a risk, it&aposs an insurance policy.
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"This is a group I think we can take a risk on," he said.
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Beilein was ready to take a risk in taking his talents to the NBA.
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I felt that perhaps I needed to take a risk and do something different.
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The moon in fellow fire sign Sagittarius inspires you to take a risk today!
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The moon enters fellow fire sign Aries today, encouraging you to take a risk.
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The moon is in fellow fire sign Sagittarius today, encouraging you to take a risk!
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Aries this evening, encouraging you to take a risk.
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Venus connects with Uranus at 6:12 PM, encouraging us all to take a risk.
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It comes down to whether you, like the Paynes, are willing to take a risk.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Aquarius today, encouraging you to take a risk.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Scorpio today, encouraging you to take a risk.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Aries today, encouraging you to take a risk.
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If I couldn't take a risk, or do something I actually cared about, who could?
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That could make the president more willing to take a risk at the bargaining table.
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The moon connects with Uranus at 6:27 PM, inspiring us to take a risk.
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The sun connects with Uranus at 11:13 PM, encouraging us to take a risk!
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The firm sought world-changing startups that few other investors would take a risk on.
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Your willingness to take a risk is its own reward in this day and age.
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Get in touch with your inner voice and take a risk at developing your intuition.
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Take a risk with buying portable furniture or maybe renting an apartment that's already furnished.
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At some point, they would have to take a risk to keep their new identity.
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It provides an incentive for the junior investor to take a risk on a deal.
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Why should they take a risk on a new product no one had ever heard of?
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Any time you put yourself forward or take a risk, you open yourself up to criticism.
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I don't think social change will ever come unless people are willing to take a risk.
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The moon is in fellow water sign Scorpio today, Pisces, encouraging you to take a risk.
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Only time will tell if researchers care to take a risk in working with the company.
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Venus exchanges good vibes with your ruling planet Mars today, inspiring you to take a risk.
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The moon is in fellow earth sign Taurus today, Virgo, encouraging you to take a risk!
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Instead, however, Jacare chose to take a risk and stay busy, and ultimately paid the price.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Scorpio today, Pisces, encouraging you to take a risk.
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He was going to take a risk and cut back on writing and do other stuff.
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An exciting, electric energy is in the air—it's a brilliant time to take a risk!
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The moon enters fellow air sign Aquarius this morning, Gemini, encouraging you to take a risk.
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Fiery Mars also connects with brilliant Uranus, inspiring you to take a risk in your career!
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Companies can still take a risk on someone and find out that it doesn&apost work.
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You can pick up the same characters again or take a risk with an unknown passenger.
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A headhunter brought Ms. Ramsay-Levi to his attention, and he decided to take a risk.
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"It gives them a chance to take a risk and try something new," Ms. Koehler said.
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So once I had her approval, I said yes, I'll take a risk and dive in.
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"People really need to do their research and be willing to take a risk," she said.
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"If we want to get to the next level, let's take a risk and try something different."
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MacOS might still be more secure than Windows but why take a risk with your valuable data?
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What were people afraid to do in the past that we're willing to take a risk on?
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This is a time to see the world, travel, or take a risk and try something new.
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Try Not To Be Afraid To Take A Risk This is easier said than done, of course.
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Sweet Venus mingles with Uranus, creating an electric energy that will inspire you to take a risk.
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The moon connects with wild card Uranus at 10:24 AM, encouraging us to take a risk.
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Fisehaye, a petite woman whose smile easily takes over her entire face, decided to take a risk.
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The moon in Aquarius clashes with Uranus, encouraging you to take a risk and make a change.
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A creative energy flows as Mercury meets Venus, inspiring you to be brave and take a risk.
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Because the plates are so affordable, I found it easier to take a risk with something new.
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The moon connects with rebel planet Uranus at 10:55 PM, inspiring us to take a risk.
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"There's nothing more thrilling than to take a risk where you really have a vision," she added.
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But something more than a willingness to take a risk attracted Mr. Evey to the ESPN proposal.
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Everybody should be allowed to take a risk, whether they were born to rich or poor parents.
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I say like this, If you can't take a risk, you're wasting God's good time on earth.
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Of course, Mr. Henry can afford to take a risk on a declining business that requires a turnaround.
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As long as you're honest, passionate, and willing to take a risk, anyone can do what I've done.
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Throw the rulebook out the window and take a risk — you never know where it may lead you.
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"The biggest risk in life for a musician, I think, is not to take a risk," he said.
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You're ready to take a risk, but be smart about how you spend your time and money today.
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But [I learned] to have fun any time you take a risk and to just go for it.
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What's new, though, is that the bill asks the FAA to take a risk-based approach to permitting.
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It is the exciting thing about making genre for a price that people can take a risk on.
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It's an exciting day in your career as Venus and Uranus clash, inspiring you to take a risk.
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"I am going to take a risk and I am going to go do something different," she said.
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After bankruptcy, seven years to a decade could pass before any bank will take a risk on you.
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Even if someone new somehow found me, they seemingly weren't willing to take a risk without reading reviews.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with genius Uranus, bringing surprises and breakthroughs, and inspiring you to take a risk!
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" And he chided Biden for "saying that this is no time to take a risk on someone new.
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Instead of retreating because you've been caught off guard, use this opportunity to take a risk and express yourself!
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Hollywood has spoken: It's saying that it'd rather work with old scripts than take a risk on fresh ideas.
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A traditional publisher would be highly unlikely to take a risk on a game this expensive and off-beat.
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"I felt like there was no better time to take a risk than when I was young," she said.
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Either you cross your fingers and take a risk, or pick the product with a bigger following than Rajneeshpuram.
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"There was something about these candles that sort of nudged me to take a risk on them," she said.
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"Yields are so low that some guys are willing to take a risk for the yield grab," he said.
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You're inspired to take a risk today, but you could feel some uneasiness, especially if you ignore your intuition.
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To take a risk, regardless of how cheesy or "oh dude, no" blood tears may be, is still brave.
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"Maybe they didn't want to take a risk with something that is so unpredictable and so uncontrollable," he said.
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If there is one person in recent history willing to take a risk for principles, it is this president.
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The excitement will continue this evening, when sweet Venus and electric Uranus connect, encouraging you to take a risk.
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These transits will find you making critical life changes that require bravery and the ability to take a risk.
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The surgeons pushed the committee to take a risk in greenlighting the model after the panel expressed significant reservations.
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Sites like Product Hunt exist basically to fête the developer who's willing to take a risk on the unknown.
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If he wants to really take a risk and really make the story relevant he'll talk about the muffins.
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Deutsche Bank, eager to expand in the United States, made a decision to repeatedly take a risk on him.
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Venus also connects with wildcard Uranus today, inspiring you to take a risk—an unexpected trip may be planned!
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None of those 11 Republican senators wanted to take a risk like that, and so they brought on Mitchell.
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"Brands are scared to take a risk, but that's exactly what they need to do to survive," he continues.
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Invitations for an adventure or to take a risk will come your way—but make it an early night.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Aries today, putting you in the mood to take a risk and be spontaneous.
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I'm going to take a risk tonight… I want to talk about the relationship between Black feminists and white feminists.
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It's going to be a challenge, but I'm willing to take a risk, because why can't female dancers have both?
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Take a risk this month—an unusual investment may lead to an exciting pay-off or a valuable learning experience.
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Never let it be said the company isn't willing to take a risk with a bizarre and probably misguided idea.
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Regardless, Apple has enough cash on hand to take a risk here and attempt to break into this other market.
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Patients applying for NIH studies are often extremely sick, because they're willing to take a risk on an experimental treatment.
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"Retail and institutional investors were silent and nobody is willing to take a risk and enter the market," he said.
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But there is something special in seeing a dev find success and then take a risk on their next project.
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Other organizations will be more willing to take a risk on him, given their life cycle, expectations, and cap sheet.
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But all of Britain's great advancements in the past have been because we've had the gumption to take a risk.
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You're a very nostalgic person, Cancer, but it's time to cut yourself off from the past and take a risk!
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It's the difference between working hard in a dead-end job and having the safety net to take a risk.
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This is a powerful time for letting go of pain and healing—take a risk; it will do you good!
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It's hard for large corporations to "take a risk and bet deeply on a new unproved product category," he explains.
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But they are very pragmatic and resilient: strong thinkers, willing to ask questions and take a risk in their lives.
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"I think it really gave me, and all of us, the permission and freedom to take a risk," he says.
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Today's full moon in fellow Fire sign Sagittarius encourages you to look at the big picture—and take a risk.
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You're also feeling like this is your last chance to take a risk and you don't want to miss out.
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So if you want change, you may have to take a risk, sooner rather than later, to make it happen.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with rebellious Uranus, inspiring you to take a risk in love and in your creative endeavors.
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I didn't want to push people to take a risk that had such public consequences — and I didn't have to.
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"I hear Vice President Biden saying that this is no time to take a risk on someone new," Buttigieg said.
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"I hear Vice President Biden saying that this is no time to take a risk on someone new," he said.
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The South Korean leader&aposs efforts to avert a potentially catastrophic U.S. first strike pushed both leaders to take a risk.
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But when other people do it, they're praised for not being afraid to take a risk, and it's considered high fashion.
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The moon connects with Venus before entering Leo and squaring Uranus, inspiring you to have some fun and take a risk.
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We're definitely challenging the status quo, and I hope we prove to Hollywood to not be afraid to take a risk.
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But Facebook's success in strict messaging and the plateauing of its competitors affords it the leeway to take a risk here.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Leo for the first part of the day, inspiring you to take a risk.
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"I have elderly parents but I'd better stay alive and send money to them rather than take a risk," she says.
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You can't be afraid to take a risk in casting, especially if we want more people of color and women onscreen.
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Despite all your intentions to try something new or take a risk, you end up falling back on the usual pick.
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"I guess the government and corporate communities don't want to take a risk to change the society," she said on Tuesday.
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"This is a chance to really take a risk and see if I can't hit a little higher peak," she said.
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"I hear Vice President Biden, saying that this is no time to take a risk on someone new," Buttigieg said Thursday.
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No one really knew how the sausage was made, which actually gave people like me the confidence to take a risk.
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Let's fix a bad policy and ensure entrepreneurs can continue to take a risk, start a business, and pursue their dreams.
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It's a fantastic evening to take a risk, and it's a great time to shake things up and try something new.
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But for this year, the company decided to do things differently and take a risk of experimenting on the usual Zelda formula.
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The reinsurer was willing to take a risk, given the lack of data on pricing and claims history surrounding self-driving cars.
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Put simply, the experiences of the past two decades have robbed Israelis of the trust needed to take a risk for peace.
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Just like you do at the roulette wheel, Tilman J. Fertitta believes you need to take a risk in life by changing.
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If you take a risk to start a business and you make money, you pay less taxes — because you took a risk.
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In 2013, I decided to take a risk and a significant pay cut in order to pursue a different line of work.
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When you're only paying a small monthly fee for virtually unlimited movies, you're more willing to take a risk on what you see.
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The moon is in fellow water sign Cancer today, Scorpio, encouraging you to take a risk, take a trip, and learn something new.
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Photo: Chris McGrath (Getty Images)Next time you're tempted to take a risk to get that perfect selfie, maybe think twice about it.
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The moon in Scorpio encourages you to lean into your imaginative powers—you can make amazing changes today if you take a risk.
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And I and my teams can connect those dots a bit, and take a risk on what customers might want in the future.
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If any U.S. leader is going to take a risk with military options in North Korea, he very well might be the one.
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The moon in Capricorn finds you focused on your responsibilities today, but it connects with rebel Uranus, inspiring you to take a risk!
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"Sometimes princess, sometimes you just have to take a risk," Aladdin says before leaping off of her palace balcony onto his magic carpet.
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In a sea of beautiful people in lovely gowns and adequate suiting, they were willing to take a risk and make a statement.
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But Mr. Elbroody, who has run the auto repair shop for 29 years, had already decided to take a risk with the truck.
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And they're willing to take a risk and willing to do things that they might not otherwise have been willing to do. Right.
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" Earlier this month the Biden campaign released an ad in which a narrator tells voters, "This is no time to take a risk.
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Economic View For many Americans, starting their own business is the manifestation of the American dream: Take a risk, work hard, get rich.
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"It's now also asking what we can do as a community, what we should be doing to take a risk and fight back."
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But if not for my commitment to take a risk and engage with them, I would never have met these open-minded individuals.
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I feel like, if you want to do something creative or just something new in the world you have to take a risk.
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These historic outcomes might never have taken place if Billy Graham and others had not had the faith and vision to take a risk.
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Pai's pitch: "When it comes to 5G and America's security, we can't afford to take a risk and hope for the best," Pai said.
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"I hear Vice President Biden saying that this is no time to take a risk on someone new," Buttigieg said Thursday in Decorah, Iowa.
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Go to a club you've not been to before, take a risk on a DJ you've not seen in Ibiza and Croatia and Ipswich.
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Artists are meant to be leaders and to take risks, and sometimes when you take a risk you're going to hit the third rail.
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Flirt with a crush or spend time dancing as the moon connects with Venus, or take a risk as the moon connects with Uranus.
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And while Wang is still regularly turning out new iterations of the popular Instant Pot, he's also unafraid to take a risk on new products.
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The choices are: Either take a risk and make original stuff, or take slightly less of a risk with a known quantity from somewhere. Anywhere.
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If you have a choice, should you go after a clearly defined job in an established company, or take a risk and join a startup?
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It also meets your ruling planet Neptune and clashes with your other ruling planet, Jupiter—trust your intuition, but challenge yourself to take a risk.
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" Underwood explains, "I came on this beach to be selfish and to figure out what I want and take a chance and take a risk.
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Each player is taking risks with what they purchase, deciding if they want to counter their competitor's gear or take a risk on something new.
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Also on November 28, Venus connects with Uranus, inspiring creativity and encouraging you to take a risk by spending a little money on something unexpected.
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That said, we're eager for freedom and this is an exciting time to take a risk, so long as you remember that Mercury is retrograde.
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If you're dating, having sex or even just making out with someone and there's something that you want, take a risk and ask for it.
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"I guess the government and corporate communities don't want to take a risk to change the society," she said on Tuesday, according to the newspaper.
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The moon in your sign inspires you to focus on self care, and as the moon connects with Uranus, you're moved to take a risk!
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Your subjects had to deal with them too — how did you approach them, knowing you were asking them to take a risk just by participating?
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"We were very privileged kind of, for him to take a risk on us … three very young founders, basically straight out of university," Grech said.
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"You know, you take a risk, you put yourself out there and sometimes you get a hit — and you only need one hit," she says.
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"The newcomers fear taking risks, and the minute they take a risk, the sponsor thinks, 'They don't speak English, I will help them,'" he said.
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You're aching to try something new today, but you have a feeling in your gut that it's not the right time to take a risk.
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Sanders became the only one in the Senate willing to take a risk in introducing the war powers resolution to end the war in Yemen.
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But now, with enthusiasm higher than ever surrounding the private space industry, Sloan says companies should seize the opportunity to take a risk with their looks.
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Your ruling planet Venus opposes Uranus and connects with Saturn, asking you to take a risk and break free—but know that you're being supported, too.
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"They view this as, I have to take a risk to save my business," Jim Prewitt, vice president of JDA Software's retail industry strategy, told CNBC.
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On Biden, Buttigieg pushed back on a TV ad the vice president's campaign is currently running urging Iowans not to "take a risk" with their vote.
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On Biden, Buttigieg pushed back on a TV ad the vice president's campaign is currently running, urging Iowans not to "take a risk" with their vote.
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It was never a secret that Republicans would take a risk by repealing Obamacare, as unpopular as it was, and taking ownership of what happens next.
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Today Venus connects with rebel planet Uranus, encouraging you to trust your gut and take a risk, even if that means challenging your sense of stability.
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"Well, if you're going to take a risk in the U.S, you might as well go the full hog, right?" the director said with a laugh.
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If he is successful at framing the choice, people may be more likely to take a risk on an outsider with no previous political experience. Mrs.
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Rather than look for another job in the fields of housing or public policy, where he had planned a career, he decided to take a risk.
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"You need to get your circle of support around you, and in finding people to support you, sometimes you need to take a risk," Phillips said.
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"I just hope everybody gets behind this and they elevate it every year, because sometimes it's a bigger risk not to take a risk," King said.
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Make time to nurture yourself—get plenty of physical activity and let off some steam, eat your favorite foods, connect with friends, and take a risk.
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But none of that's possible without the people who trust me with sensitive information, who take a risk that I won't put their jobs in jeopardy.
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"They have the choice of showing up and take a chance, take a risk of being detained just like my wife was detained and deported," he said.
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Instead of continuing to perpetuate familiar stories, I'd like to see studios take a risk and pour resources into creating new women-led franchises across all genres.
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"The more people say, 'You should not try it, you should not take a risk,' the more I want to do it," Wandee said in an interview.
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Not a lot of people get an opportunity to pursue love in this way, so why not take a risk, take a chance and see what happens?
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"So I had to take a shot and I was in a position of my life where I could take a risk and why the hell not?"
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"They're able to take a risk and put a system out that they admit wasn't fully baked," said Mike Ramsey, a research director at the Gartner Group.
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The sun clashes with the planet of rebellion, Uranus, on Monday July 29, inspiring us to take a risk and do something that we've never done before.
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Never afraid to take a risk behind the decks, you're as likely to hear her smash through vintage Chicago house as you are skeletal post-post-dubstep.
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"She's not allowed to let her guard down, and to make a joke you inherently have to take a risk and let your guard down," he says.
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If you can afford to take a risk and you're young enough, either start your own company or be involved with one where you're racking up equity.
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A private company willing to take a risk was Bitfury, founded in 21 by a tech savant from Latvia who was proselytizing about a strange virtual industry.
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The moon enters sensual earth sign Taurus at 12:24 PM and the moon meets wildcard Uranus at 10:29 PM, encouraging us to take a risk.
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In the end if the product was right and I wanted to take a risk, I think I would try selling another product and making some quick cash.
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The authors think consumers might be more willing to take a risk on AV grocery delivery; if something goes wrong, they might lose just a few broken eggs.
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"When it comes to 5G and Americas security, we cant afford to take a risk and hope for the best," FCC chairman Ajit Pai said in a statement.
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You need your quarterback and linemen, but do you take a risk on a prospect who looks good on paper, but might have disciplinary problems down the road?
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"When it comes to 5G and Americas security, we cant afford to take a risk and hope for the best," FCC Chairman Ajit Pai said in a statement.
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Some Scots feel that they "bottled it" in 2014 and may now be more willing to take a risk, says Chris Deerin of Reform Scotland, a think-tank.
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If Uber loses, it may make companies less likely to take a risk on hiring from competitors, especially if those engineers come with pockets bursting with trade secrets.
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The moon is in fellow fire sign Aries for most of today, encouraging you to take a risk—and you'll take a really wild one early this evening!
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You're inspired to take a leap of faith or take a risk today…just remember that you have to wake up in time to go to work tomorrow!
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Sometimes we have to take a risk to stand up for what is right, even when the Speaker of the House and Senate leadership laughs off the idea.
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"Once we decide that we're going to go ahead and take a risk like flying, it does no good to focus on it in the airplane," she says.
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"They didn't want to take a risk and some of them said their families and parents are worried with the current situation," BAI general secretary Ajay Singhania said.
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And that clout is probably part of why Hypergiant's R&D division can, without risking too much blowback, now take a risk on something farther-out: UFO research.
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To arrive here, she has had to monitor her development carefully, knowing when to play it safe with her choice of roles, and when to take a risk.
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I don't think anyone's going to take a risk [in] the last three weeks of the year, but I could see gold, … in the first quarter, coming back.
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They were largely overlooked until researcher Michaël Gillon of the University of Liège in Belgium decided to take a risk and study the space around one of these dwarves.
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She wants to "hear your collective mind," and encourages people to "take a risk and break out of established ways of doing and perceiving" when they write to her.
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Mercury opposes wildcard Uranus, and Venus retrograde clashes with Mars, on October 10, bringing surprising news your way and inspiring you to trust your gut and take a risk.
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On the other hand, your mindset in the prevention system is motivated by doing whatever it takes to feel safe and secure rather than take a risk and fail.
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" But as the countdown to Christmas began, he felt he was willing to take a risk and create the Low merchandise to showcase "the lighter side of Malaysian culture.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Aries today, encouraging you to take a risk—just make sure you know what rules you're breaking before you do anything wild.
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Aquarius today, encouraging you to take a risk, but watch out: Pressure from home or work (or both!) will be stressing you out.
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Older black voters are therefore more likely to be receptive to messages of security than to take a risk on something that they can't say is a safe bet.
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Because interest rates are already historically low, the Fed wants to take a risk-management approach to setting policy, fending off any softening in growth before it becomes serious.
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How did that happen to his cool, down-to-earth friends who will now never take a risk and never deviate from what he calls the movie star "manual"?
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Blenheim Palace CEO Dominic Hare released the following press statement: When you show the finest art to everyone, to the audience it was made for, you take a risk.
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This opening step of "Barocco" goes back to the basics of dance: You take a risk as you change your balance, you collect yourself, and you carry right on.
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In a commencement speech at Princeton in 20123, he recounted his choice to quit his comfortable job in finance in 1994 to take a risk on selling books online.
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My familiarity with the company and recommendations from co-workers helped convince her to take a risk—so when a position opened up in marketing, she brought me in.
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Pluto is the lord of the underworld, and while its realm is dangerous, there are many riches to be found within Pluto—are you ready to take a risk?
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In the end, they weren't willing to take a risk, and now, every one of those candidates is either out of the race or officially an irrelevant factor in it.
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The bottom line is: You can get this cable for dirt cheap, and if it fails to work, leave a one-star review and take a risk with a replacement.
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In 2013, she started a new job as a creative designer at Al Jazeera but decided to take a risk and quit after eight months to pursue graffiti full-time.
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That she laid out how she thought they could make everyone else understand that as well, and that they had that goal that meant that they would take a risk.
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What you do is you charge for – if you take a risk to start a business and you make – money, you pay less taxes, not because you took a risk.
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That's created a lot of challenges in terms of production: You have to design so far in advance, and take a risk on whether people are going to like it.
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Fergie has finally broken her silence on last night's botched NBA All-Star Game's National Anthem ... saying she was trying to take a risk, and it clearly didn't pay off.
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You have to be willing to listen to people when they tell you something is good, and be willing to take a risk on something you may have never tried.
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It called on "the sons of Saud and those rulers who stand behind them not to take a risk and to learn (their) lesson," referring to the Saudi ruling family.
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Evicting a problem tenant can take months in the city, and landlords are reluctant to take a risk in such a tight market, when tenants are easy to come by.
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A girl who's not afraid to take a risk and take a chance and a girl who's putting her wardrobe together from quite disparate ideas, and customizing and personalizing things.
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Even when those remakes take a risk — for instance, by casting black actress Halle Bailey as Ariel in The Little Mermaid — it's worth noting how safe the "risk" really is.
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Big retailers like Target and Wal-Mart typically base their book orders on an author's sales track record, and are unlikely to take a risk on up-and-coming writers.
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So, I do want to be a role model not just for other female entrepreneurs, but women who aren't happy at their jobs, I want them to take a risk.
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"You gotta be able to take risks and to not be afraid so she can know that she can take a risk and not be afraid and really pursue her dreams."
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"Ultimately what they are trying to do is attract executives with low-risk jobs and have them take a risk and a pay cut and go do something different," he said.
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Ultimately, you should be supportive of your friends and the people close to you, and you might want take a risk and broach these difficult conversations about sex, Dr. Addison says.
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Reluctance to take a risk can be prudent if there's ample evidence to suggest failure is probable or the price for your company might be too high if things go south.
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Aries season is the perfect time to go on an adventure and take a risk—but watch out for Mercury retrograde, which begins on March 22 and ends on April 15.
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So long as the public's approval of Congress is abysmal -- with nothing but finger-pointing and posturing -- fewer people will have the confidence to take a risk and start a business.
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In meetings many complained the experiments had become overly cautious, that the results were pointless, that the inquiry would have no direction if no one was willing to take a risk.
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The launch discount of 50 percent on Steam right now makes it easier to take a risk, but the experience really is like almost nothing else available to virtual pioneers currently.
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"Change can be uncomfortable, because one has to be willing to take a risk by trying new ways of thinking, coping, and behaving," Virginia-based clinical social worker Nidhi Tewari explained.
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According to the report, industry folk are still reluctant to "take a risk" on diverse talent, because of the pressure to attract broad audiences and international buyers for their television shows.
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It's anybody's guess as to how well these biologically-inspired tricks will really work, but when you're dealing with black boxes—biological or mechanical—sometimes you have to take a risk.
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The mood shifts when Venus connects with Uranus on February 2, inspiring you to take a risk, and bringing some much needed updates and changes to your daily schedule and work.
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There's the language barrier, sure, but anyone from the West who's lucky enough to find their way into Japanese inner circles—a notoriously difficult task—aren't going to take a risk.
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The moon is in Leo, which usually finds you in a cozy mood—however, action planet Mars makes a harmonious connection with rebel Uranus today, inspiring you to take a risk!
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That also means it might be harder to hire and recruit new talent because people are less willing to take a risk and leave their jobs at a time like this.
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For consumers these narratives affect decisions on whether to spend or save, whether to take a demanding or an easy job, whether to take a risk or stick with something safer.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race "I hear Vice President Biden, saying that this is no time to take a risk on someone new," Buttigieg said.
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Tongue Tide also includes a pile of poetry books and literary zines, encouraging visitors to take a risk and leaf through the pages of an author whose name you don't recognize.
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Right now, YouTubers can only react to trailers, talk in front of their cameras without showing the actual movie or TV show, or simply take a risk and display copyrighted material anyway.
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So it's a good thing that venture capitalists are willing to take a risk on ideas that sound a little wacky, even if many of them don't pan out in the end.
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Sometimes it benefits a bear to take a risk in order to enjoy a benefit—like when a bear chooses to fish for salmon, or eat huckleberries, alongside other bears, or humans.
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This behavior is consistent with "risk sensitivity theory," applicable to both plants and humans, which says it's smart to take a risk and hope for the best when conditions are bad anyway.
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It's really no different than someone getting a chance because their script managed to attract the interest of a well-known actor that's willing to take a risk and a pay cut.
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The sun clashes with Uranus on January 20, bringing surprises and finding you in the mood to take a risk—again, gamble wisely, because this is such a sensitive time for you.
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The small scale and devoted community made it a fixture for curious Nashvillians, and without the pressure of monthly rent, Box could afford to take a risk with the artists he showed.
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They're ready for something new and ready to take a risk by coming to the U.S. I'm now looking at those scenes that aren't as well established as Japan, like Korean artists.
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From the personal computer to breakthroughs in healthcare, these innovations were the result of investments in education and research, and people who were willing to take a risk on a creative idea.
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Given that the Rio Games are already generating a wave of negative press just six months after the closing ceremony, the IOC should have no reason to take a risk with Budapest.
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Few investors would take a risk on a new line of research -- and companies would be challenged to let their scientists work on improving existing medicines -- if intellectual property laws are weakened.
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Better to be honest and say, "I have plans," than to lie and say, "I have too much homework," then take a risk when sharing images of yourself out with friends later.
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" —Ross Franklin, CEO and founder of PureGreen Cold Pressed Juice 57 Ways to Lose Weight Forever, According to Science Take a risk and try new things "Trying new sports and workout classes.
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Even then, the odds of convincing a major film company to take a risk on giving a 6900-year-old kid from South Central L.A. such an enormous opportunity was highly unlikely.
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The bank was one of the few on Wall Street that would take a risk with Trump following his casino bankruptcies, The Times reported in 2016 ahead of that year's presidential election.
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Generally, I'd tend to not take a risk on electronics (a bad, overheating accessory could fry your computer's port!), but I have a lower this-is-sketchy threshold for, say, microfiber cleaning cloths.
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If it's far away, then there is no urgency and one can decide whether to respond at all—there are people who think that we take a risk if we reveal our existence.
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Venus connects with unruly Uranus in Taurus and Mercury retrograde meets action planet Mars in Leo on July 8, inspiring you to take a risk—which could mean cutting someone or something off.
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Big brands offering staid but standardised products are another; the hipsterish coffee shop may well have the best brew, but the neighbouring Starbucks hopes you are unwilling to take a risk finding out.
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"The people that sign up for this, they want to take a risk," says Perry, who hopes to continue the project and get more types of people to participate in the modeling experience.
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Although ContextMedia has made inroads into a notoriously difficult market to crack — doctors' waiting and examination rooms — it was done without venture capitalists, who weren't willing to take a risk, Ms. Agarwal said.
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"For consumers, these narratives affect decisions on whether to spend or save, whether to take a demanding or an easy job, whether to take a risk or stick with something safer," Shiller said.
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If you're looking for someone to spoil you, wine and dine you, and give you their undivided attention, Annabel suggests finding yourself a Libra—but only if you're willing to take a risk.
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Of course, the unintended consequence of providing the highest government guaranteed risk-free rate in the country to banks is that there is less incentive for them to take a risk on loans.
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Cronos Group CEO Michael Gorenstein, who grew up in Ohio, left a prestigious career working in corporate law in New York City three years ago to take a risk on the cannabis industry.
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The moon connects with wild card Uranus at 8:03 PM and connects with Venus retrograde at 10:10 PM, encouraging us to take a risk and ask for what we truly want.
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It'll be difficult to ignore your impulses, but if you're about to take a risk, pause and ask yourself if the outcome of that risk could land you in hot water with someone else.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Aries this morning, putting you in the mood to take a risk— just don't take the risk too early in the day, because you will run into difficulties.
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If I had owned a gun, I would've used it, but I was saved by a brilliant physician who was willing to take a risk in conjunction with a pioneering medical device company (NuVasive).
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But despite his toughness, Reagan also was ready to take a risk on dialogue, recognizing in new Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev a partner -- even though many of his hawkish staff members disagreed with him.
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"Jupiter moves only once a year and will reveal where we might want to take a risk and try something different," Ophira Edut, one half of R29's resident experts the AstroTwins tells us.
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"I felt like I'm at the point where I'm at a plateau, and this is a chance to really take a risk and see if I can't hit a little higher peak," she said.
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Niall Horan has learned the important lesson that having the confidence to take a risk and do something you care about is more important than any rude comments online, and that's what makes him beautiful.
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When Stuart Oda, a Japanese entrepreneur, co-founded Alesca Life, a Beijing-based agricultural-technology company, he found young Chinese executives far more willing to take a risk with a startup than Japanese ones were.
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Ultimately, bills plus expenses minus income—what he calls "The Brokening, Part Forever"—are a burden that spurs him to take a risk as a working artist, selling paintings online and by email with fans.
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The book's title comes from former FBI director and Trump dinner companion James Comey, who used the term "chickenshit club" to refer to prosecutors who never lose a case because they never take a risk.
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Borrowers take a risk when they shoulder student loans, and while most students see a return on their investment, federal policy mitigates this risk and provides support for students when the investment doesn't pan out.
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For a business to take a risk (ex: dumping mystery chemicals in the river) that may harm a community of people for financial gain is unethical and immoral of every single person who runs it.
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You're in an intense mood today with the moon in fire sign Leo—but you're ready to make big changes and take a risk as warrior planet Mars makes a harmonious connection with electric Uranus.
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PhRMA argued on Thursday that reducing its companies' profits would reduce the incentive for investors to take a risk by investing in drug companies, whose new treatments often fail somewhere along the line in development.
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Analysts told CNBC that this trend has lasted for many years, a subscription-based content provider can invest more money into content and has more chances to take a risk, catering to the audience preferences.
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"Small businesses want to feel they can take a risk on expansion or a new hire without fearing onerous new regulations or unexpected taxes, fees and fines that will make such growth unaffordable," she said.
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"The bailouts violated a core belief that has been handed down from generation to generation in our society that if you take a risk you bear the rewards and consequences of that risk," he said.
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The assumption behind most of these voidable contracts is that parents would agree to the vast majority of the purchases — and companies will take a risk in the few cases where that assumption is wrong.
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"They have realized that it's very expensive to hire and very expensive to make a mistake, and they're less willing to take a risk," says Jeanne Branthover, managing partner of DHR International, an executive search firm.
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They're not going to draft any Andrew Luck-caliber prospects without giving up three first-round picks, which means they are going to have to take a risk on a young quarterback who has some flaws.
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The veteran leader, who served his first term as prime minister from 1996 to 1999, crafted a bellicose campaign that focused voters on whether they should take a risk on his politically untested challenger, Benny Gantz.
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When the twins were awarded $20133 million in cash and Facebook stock after a lengthy legal dispute with Mark Zuckerberg, they used their windfall to take a risk: They backed bitcoin, and the decision paid off.
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But if these cities really want to close the gap on the Silicon Valley, investors in these cities are going to be required to take a risk on high-flying start-ups that could be great investments.
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As an initial matter, the problem can be squarely laid at the feet of voters themselves, as they are unwilling to take a risk outside the two parties once their nominees lose inside the two major parties.
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So while streaming services may be the companies best suited to take a risk on an edgy or challenging acquisition, due to the sheer amount of content it's putting out, they're rarely the ones making those bets.
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Also on November 28, Venus connects with wild card Uranus, encouraging you to experiment—you're ready to take a risk, the results of which may free you from a long-held pattern that you're ready to escape.
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The momentum has encouraged Iraqis like Ahmed to take a risk, despite warnings from the world's most feared and violent Islamist militant group that anyone who attempts to flee their self-proclaimed caliphate will be shot dead.
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In adulthood, Kate asks David to take a risk and be a father figure to the child she is adopting from Brazil; he reflexively pulls back and questions her motives before, at last, throwing himself in wholeheartedly.
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What Curtis Publishing did was take a risk and bet that eventually these people would become a little restless and curious about what was out there and, with their new cars, would be able to take trips.
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That is why blacks so far have been reluctant to take a risk on a far-left candidate, Sanders, or a newcomer with the added electoral challenge of seeking to become the first openly gay president, Buttigieg.
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Studios will continue to be less inclined to take a risk on smaller movies or more original stories because those kinds of movies won't be guaranteed to hit the way a sixth or seventh Avengers movie would.
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I don't know if I would call this a black swan moment, but people's unwillingness to take a risk of breaking from consensus or believing that it will come out differently than it has before is pervasive.
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In a frequent refrain, Trump argued that African-Americans lived in conditions worse than those in many foreign war zones and pointedly called on those in the typically Democratic voting bloc to take a risk and support him.
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A study of 2,000 American car owners found as many as a quarter feels they take a risk each time they hit the road as their vehicle is currently in need of repair or no longer runs well.
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The energy shifts on February 2, when Venus connects with Uranus, bringing you a dose of psychic clarity and creating an easier energy around change—you're ready to take a risk, even if it's just a little one.
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"In short, if you are going to take a risk of owning a gold miner instead of the actual commodity, RandGold is the only way to go, because it is head and shoulders above the competitors," Cramer said.
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Let your child get a student or secured credit cardWhen your child is new to credit, it can be challenging to find a lender that's willing to take a risk and issue his or her first credit card.
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Dr. Max Goodwin (Ryan Eggold) puts it all on the line to save the transplant recipient of his sister's heart, while persuading Dr. Helen Sharpe (Freema Agyeman) to take a risk when it comes to his cancer treatment.
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My kid had a birthday party this weekend, and just before leaving for the venue, I decided to take a risk — I left my fancy interchangeable-lens "mirrorless" camera at home, and instead took just the 26 Plus.
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The combination of turnover rates and higher wages suggests that workers, particularly those equipped with higher education and advanced skills, are more willing to take a risk and quit a current job in search of a better one.
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At the same time, older black voters worry that swing-state voters won't support a candidate of color and don't want to take a risk on someone they perceive as facing a harder path to defeating Mr. Trump.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Will Ferrell and Amy Poehler take up gambling to pay for their daughter's college education in new comedy "The House," but one person the movie decided not to take a risk on was singer Mariah Carey.
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In Praise of Difficult Women: Life Lessons From 29 Heroines Who Dared to Break the Rules Karen Karbo Karen Karbo's In Praise of Difficult Women is the book to read whenever you're looking for encouragement to take a risk.
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As the company gathers more data on repayment rates, she hopes to be able to convince more banks to take a risk on Farm Drive and the farmers it works with, and to find investors to back the company.
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"We looked at the security situation and we agreed in the end that the level of uncertainties that exist around that match was too great to take a risk," International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive David Richardson told reporters.
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It can take a risk by investing $6 billion into a select number of shows on a streaming service no one knows much about yet — especially when CEO Tim Cook plans to invest heavily in services as a division.
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With basic income in place, companies might be more inclined to take a risk on hiring more aggressively — adding vigor to the local economy — knowing they have the freedom to be ruthless in cutting loose those workers who prove disappointing.
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Uber shares are plunging after a dismal earnings report but Wall Street analysts are urging clients to not be scared and take a "risk" on the stock even after the company fell short of estimates on nearly every major metric.
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This is a brilliant time to take a risk: Uranus is the planet of rebellion, and when it's working well with the planet of structure, Saturn, it's a great time to do something unexpected because the vibe will be supportive.
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When you work with the folks in the room who always want to be the first to take a risk, the first to play in a new sandbox, they're never going to be the ones to stay in their lanes.
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He said the company's data shows that its customers tend to be more adventurous moviegoers who will take a risk on films that don't get a lot of hype because it's not like doing so costs them any extra money.
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"I take a risk every time I go out with a male customer," said Kat, who also shudders at the parties she is made to attend where cocaine, marijuana and other drugs are used by clients and forced on the girls.
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But too often, consumer lawyers and safety advocates say, they are sold to low-income consumers who can afford to spend only a few hundred dollars on a car, and need one badly enough that they will take a risk.
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He laughs and says that sometimes you just have to take a risk and be bad at something and get outside yourself and have somebody else critique it and throw stuff away and work harder and that's how you get better.
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David Blum, who joined Audible from Amazon in 2016 to oversee its originals, said it can be challenging to convince authors who have made their careers in print to take a risk by working in a medium that's still evolving.
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But in the context of a strong labor market, that stinginess brings its own benefits, since the only way to get away with avoiding big wage increases is to take a risk on workers who might otherwise be locked out.
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Take a risk and publish something, like a zine or album of your music—you have talent to share, and though sharing it can make you feel vulnerable, this is an amazing year to spread the message about your work.
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Because each shipment is a mixed bag, with some pieces highly valued by "unicorn hunters" that sell quickly, and others — because of their size, pattern, or color — that might be really hard to sell, consultants take a risk with each order.
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With basic income in place, companies might be more inclined to take a risk on hiring more aggressively — adding vigor to the local economy — knowing they have the freedom to be ruthless in cutting loose those workers who prove disappointing.
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Just 26 percent of CFOs think now is a good time to take a risk - up from 3 percent after the referendum, but far below the 51 percent who were prepared to add risk to their company's balance sheet in June 2015.
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Based on a 1978 novel by Penelope Fitzgerald, the story centers around Florence Green, a widow who, after nearly two decades of loneliness, decides to take a risk and open a bookshop in the coastal village of Harborough, where she's settled down.
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"Women don't want to take a risk on somebody who's not going to be able to provide anything," said Sharon Sassler, a sociologist at Cornell who published "Cohabitation Nation: Gender, Class, and the Remaking of Relationships" with Amanda Jayne Miller last month.
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Episodes: 18 episodes, 40 mins each Available to stream on: Netflix One of the benefits of the recent TV boom is that networks (and especially streaming services like Netflix) are more likely to take a risk and experiment with weirder, more niche shows.
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So again if people are saying, 'Hey, I really benefited from not growing up in poverty, and I was able to take a risk and it paid off but I wouldn't have been able to take that risk if I was in poverty.
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Following AM, an album so popular it has all but guaranteed them continued success, there couldn't really be a better time for the band to take a risk and totally indulge the wit and creativity that has constantly placed them ahead of their peers.
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The popularity of food trucks got a big boost after the recession when folks, laid off from corporate jobs, decided to take a risk running their own business, explains Brett Lindenberg, founder of the Food Truck Empire, a site dedicated to the food truck industry.
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In fact, the only reason to even have a credit card, say many advisors, would be to establish and maintain a good credit history so other banks are willing to take a risk on you for big-ticket items, like a house or car.
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It remains unclear whether either political style will be the one that is right for this particular moment in American history, when the stakes of a second Trump term seem so high that Democratic voters are somewhat hesitant to take a risk with either one.
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"Now these companies are able to talk to a contractor like the New York City public school system, which is not only interested in getting better food into school cafeterias, but also is willing to take a risk on a young company," he said.
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In fact, I think he's created a product that he deserved to get really rich for," Altman says to CNBC Make It. "He was born, as he has said, into a lucky circumstance, which allowed him to take a risk and that's not fair.
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"For folks who came willing to put hands in cuffs today, to take a risk, either symbolic or factual, for taking responsibility for the removal of that statue, this whole community says thank you," said Serena Sebring, an organizer with advocacy group Southerners on New Ground (SONG).
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Investors who are willing to take a risk on a company that's unlikely to result in an eye-popping exit or IPO are usually drawn to products that align with whatever's currently trendy in Silicon Valley, like software as a service or the Internet of Things.
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When I had this opportunity to run for this open seat in 2016, I was an empty nester who had been the caregiver for my parents and in-laws they had unfortunately passed not too long before that and I was willing to take a risk.
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Your Two-Sentence Takeaway from Fenty Holiday: It's really hard to convince me to steer away from my typical "rose gold eye, red lip" holiday look, but I liked the packaging enough to be willing to take a risk on a bright pink lipstick for a party.
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"I'm pretty sure that later on, people will say 'Yes, you know, this was good that there was a conference that didn't just talk about the technical issues because it was convenient and was willing to take a risk in order to do so," he said.
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So it's like, do you want to sell the pound at once and get rid of it fast but take a risk with having harsher legal consequences by selling to someone who could potentially fuck you over, or do you break it down and make a bigger profit?
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I'll take a risk and say it has something to do with the nature of violence at some fundamental level: We no longer have a social sense of a common (good) will toward some common (good) goal, and yet we're also surrounded by violence, acute violence, and a mythos of violence.
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"We've been able to pivot the business, not only the newsletter, into TV and online video content with incredible brands in a really exciting way," Martell said, "and it was really because we made this decision to one day take a risk and jump into trying TV content on the spot."
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Netflix was the only company willing to take a risk on the project — a film that moves at a measured pace in its three and a half hours as it tells a tale of how organized crime was intertwined with the labor movement and government in the United States across the last century.
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The success of the campaign to leave the EU suggests that national cultures and identities matter more to large sections of the electorate than the health of the economy, and that voters may be prepared to take a risk with the latter if they believe it is necessary to defend the former.
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He could've made a really serious pop record, which would have been much less of a risk, or he could have made a rock 'n roll record and take a risk, and he did… This beautiful child should've been born in 1948, too, because he just fits in with all of us.
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Google and Facebook took 89% of all digital ad growth in 2016, according to the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) Why it matters: Despite controversial content on their platforms upsetting users, these numbers suggest marketers are willing to take a risk on using imperfect technologies to market their brands, because it's convenient and effective.
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But even if the stakes are high, you can't let the fear of making a mistake hold you back – there's a wonderful new job out there with your name on it, and the only way to get it is to take a risk, submit the application and do your best in the interview.
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Mike Coffman of Colorado agreed with this appraisal, telling the Hill that "there were members that are so gun shy about primaries that they weren't willing to take a risk" by backing legislation crafted by the leadership of their own party — even though the next congressional elections were nearly two years away.
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The surprise, then, is not that Arsenal is set to take a risk on him as its new coach at a delicate moment in its history, but that it did not do so earlier: he was a contender for the job until the very minute that Arsenal decided that, no, actually, Unai Emery was a better bet.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's surprise trip to Mexico shows the Republican presidential nominee is willing to roll the dice and take a risk to change the narrative and build some momentum.
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It would be a plausible fit, especially, for a governor whose chances in a crowded 2024 field might be quite dim, giving him a good reason to take a risk in '20 — but who is not strongly identified with anti-Trump politics right now, and who would be taken seriously as a vehicle for Republicans who want to turn the page.
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It's reminiscent of a former cartoon golden age, one that existed roughly between 22018 and 2004, when MTV, the WB, and other networks were willing to take a risk on cartoon series that questioned the status quo; they weren't The Simpsons and they weren't Looney Tunes, but they had important stories to tell about teenagers or adults living with complex problems.
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"Of course, it's made my life extremely difficult … but I'm prepared to take a risk and I think I've learned that it will be a good thing, and you know maybe I get crucified, but that's OK." Update: This article has been update with comment from Springer, a publisher of academic research, which has dropped ACE as a client after 14 years of working with the conference.
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But Riley's point is well taken: The idea that "black films" don't travel persists, and distributors are still using it as an excuse not to take a risk on a film abroad — even if that movie is doing well in the US. Black Panther may have definitively busted the myth, but it might take a lot more evidence for the movie industry to catch up.
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By Friday morning, British Prime Minister David Cameron had resigned and far right leaders across Europe were calling for similar referenda on ditching the EU. The lesson for U.S. politics is that polls showing a steady lead for Clinton could underestimate the extent to which voters are fed up with the status quo and are willing to take a risk on a candidate like Trump — whose rhetoric on trade and immigration is very similar to that used by the Leave campaign.
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" If you pick "time," for example, survivors are then asked to choose from one of three options: "I don't have a lot of time to spare pursuing compensation and want to know with some certainty I'll receive a little money"; "I don't have a lot of time to spare pursuing compensation and am willing to take a risk if I can get something"; "I know the process might take over a year but want to know with some certainty I'll receive enough money to cover my losses.
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Growing public demands for action on guns If Trump does decide to take a risk and lead the charge on an issue that would require tough votes by conservative lawmakers -- perhaps on strengthening background checks for gun purchases -- it would be a departure for his presidency In recent weeks, for instance, on another issue germane to his appeal to his base -- immigration -- the White House was unwilling to irritate the base and worked to scuttle a bipartisan Senate compromise that would have shielded hundreds of thousands of people who had been brought to the US illegally as kids in return for border wall funding.
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