We do not take lightly how incredibly fortunate we are.
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A task he does not take lightly, nor should he.
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"This is not a decision I take lightly," he said.
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Those are strong words – and ones I don't take lightly.
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"This is not a step we take lightly," said Nadler.
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That relationship is not something we do or take lightly.
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"He does not take lightly these criminal charges," she said.
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This is not a subject we take lightly at Motherboard.
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It is a responsibility that I do not take lightly.
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This is a position that I do not take lightly.
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A war with Iran is not something to take lightly.
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Information warfare is a powerful weapon we should not take lightly.
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"Needless to say, this isn't something I take lightly," Obama wrote.
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"Impeachment is not a power we should take lightly," Klein wrote.
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It's a superlative the city's five million residents don't take lightly.
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"This is not the kind of decision we take lightly," Kirby said.
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Being a positive role model is a responsibility she doesn't take lightly.
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Taking patients off the donor list is not something we take lightly.
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What's more, leaving Hawaii is not a decision that people take lightly.
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"I don't take lightly making a referral for criminal investigation," he said.
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Adding a new state to the union is not something to take lightly.
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The perks of living in the city are not something to take lightly.
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But it's actually a true mental health condition—and nothing to take lightly.
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Occasionally, she's whitewashed completely—an act the Belizean Brooklynite does not take lightly.
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" He also insisted that "opposing this order is not something we take lightly.
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Deciding to steal $85 million worth of cryptocurrency isn't something to take lightly.
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"This is not something I take lightly," Shildt said at a press conference.
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But there was another motivation, a responsibility that Judge does not take lightly.
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"Our decision to suspend these procurements is not one we take lightly," he added.
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And brain surgery, it's safe to say, isn't something most of us take lightly.
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This was an extremely difficult decision and one that we did not take lightly.
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Sam doesn't take lightly to being called out, and fires Reggie on the spot.
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It's such a huge opportunity for me, and it's not one I take lightly.
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"I don't take lightly asking for donations from the public," Carmody told VICE News.
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This is an unprecedented step for Airbnb, and one we do not take lightly.
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I think that that's such an honor and something that I don't take lightly.
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I don't take lightly that I was able to see myself in these women.
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Appropriating taxpayer dollars for our national security is not a process I take lightly.
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"This is a decision we did not take lightly," Harley said in a statement.
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"I don't take lightly making a referral for criminal investigation," Grassley said in the statement.
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There's an episode in the upcoming season called "Civil Rights" which we didn't take lightly.
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The organization did not take lightly the decision to release the photo, a representative said.
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But for some people, the act of patronizing Uber is too fraught to take lightly.
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Her foray into beauty is a long time coming — and something she doesn't take lightly.
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"It is not a decision we take lightly," CNN chief medial correspondent Sanjay Gupta explained.
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But even a family feud is not something to take lightly in Badiraguato, locals said.
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It's a huge responsibility that I don't take lightly … a never-ending process and negotiation.
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"It was a very difficult decision and one that I did not take lightly," Hubric wrote.
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It's a competitive decision we don't take lightly, because we recognize there are other [autonomy] providers.
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It's not something to take lightly ... tuition for in-state students is around $11K a year.
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The Daily Mail did not take lightly the decision to silence Big Ben for four years.
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This kind of decision is not one we take lightly for any brand we work with.
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These aren't things that we take lightly, they're court orders that we have to abide by.
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So the responsibility that I have to portray this culture is not something I take lightly.
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This teacher gets an A+ The choice to become a teacher is not something you take lightly.
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"We do not take lightly the problem of gun violence," Judge Diarmuid O'Scannlain wrote in Tuesday's ruling.
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"We're a hard team to take lightly, even after you get ahead," Reds manager Bryan Price said.
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Peace of mind is the name of the game, people, and that ain't something we take lightly.
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I don't take lightly how hard it is for you to consider a vote for Hillary Clinton.
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My grandparents viewed it as a betrayal to take lightly a man unfit for the Oval Office.
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Finally, don't forget that a monthly mortgage payment is a huge commitment that you shouldn't take lightly.
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That's a responsibility I don't take lightly — but I need chief executives to take theirs seriously, too.
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"I'm not in favor of that; it's not something that I relish or take lightly," Rubio said.
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Returning to automated drones, persistent real-time surveillance isn't something to take lightly, particularly as drones remain unregulated.
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Impeachment is not something that any of us take lightly, but we cannot shrink from our responsibilities either.
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"Racism is a real issue that I do not take lightly," she posted shortly after starting her account.
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However, if a price change comes to pass, it will not be a decision that we take lightly.
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"These are not changes we take lightly," Intel CEO Brian Krzanich said in a call with analysts and reporters.
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"Opposing this order is not something we take lightly," Apple CEO Tim Cook wrote in a letter to consumers.
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Working so closely with Jeff Lawson and Twilio's team over the years is not an honor we take lightly.
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"Sexual harassment and sexual assault are extremely serious, life altering topics that I do not take lightly," Beisel wrote.
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It is a position banks do not take lightly, and it reflects feedback received from banks across the country.
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"It's something we can't take lightly, both what occurred [Saturday], but also that threat from North Korea," Caldwell said.
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The decision to invest in Toronto as our first international Chick-fil-A market isn't one we take lightly.
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As Dean often says, we do not take lightly the publication of secret information, especially in national security cases.
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Taking her kids across state lines is a class 6 felony in Virginia ... so it's nothing to take lightly.
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The choice to come north to a country that is more unwelcoming than ever is not one they take lightly.
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Carter said his did not "take lightly" the impact of Thursday's announcement on Navy families but said it was necessary.
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Rape isn't a concept to take lightly, and we're embarrassed and sorry that this beer idea surfaced on our platform.
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Deciding whether to allow a trans adolescent to go on puberty blockers is a decision most parents don't take lightly.
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Offering our community a chance to be a part of that is extremely special and something we don't take lightly.
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"Taking a person's life is not something I take lightly at all," Van Dyke said in an interview with WFLD.
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Despite the frivolity with which we often view the Kardashians and their relationship woes, this isn't a milestone to take lightly.
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Even on our Earth, farming is not a proposition to take lightly: seeds die, equipment breaks, weather is unpredictable, diseases strike.
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"Curaçao is a team we can't take lightly, we know that for sure," United States coach Gregg Berhalter said on Twitter.
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Jaime King's son, Leo Thames Newman Swift is the toddler's godmother — and it's a duty she doesn't seem to take lightly.
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To speak to such a large audience of women is an honor and a responsibility — one that I never take lightly.
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Impeachment is not a power we should take lightly; nor is it one we should treat as too explosive to use.
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"Given the regime's murderous past and present, we should not take lightly its sinister vision for the future," the president said.
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Fisher was the first Black actor to play Mark Cohen on a major stage, an honor that he doesn't take lightly.
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It is a departure for Mr. Pitts, a longtime ensemble artist, and a move whose significance he does not take lightly.
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Becoming a "Shero" and realizing her place as role model for young female athletes is something that Osaka does not take lightly.
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"The decision to change a college's name is not one we take lightly," Yale President Peter Salovey said in a press release.
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The image does not show blood or gore, but it is an image of a man dying, which we don't take lightly.
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"Given the regional repercussions of this sort of development, this is not a threat that our country can take lightly," they wrote.
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"This is not an easy decision and definitely not one that I take lightly," Chargers coach Anthony Lynn said in a statement.
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"This is a decision I do not take lightly," said Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, one of the legislation's authors.
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"It's been the honor of my life to serve the people of the Hudson Valley, one I don't take lightly," he said.
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To call for the president's impeachment and removal is not something I, or the 1.2 million supporters of Common Cause, take lightly.
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Separating a child from his or her family is always a wrenching decision, and one Mr. Di Bella does not take lightly.
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"The decision to close a store is never one we take lightly," Jamie Nordstrom, president of Nordstrom stores, said in a statement.
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There is a chance you could develop a kidney-damaging condition known as hemolytic uremic syndrome, so this is nothing to take lightly.
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It's a responsibility I don't take lightly, and with that in mind, ahead is everything the couple got up to this past week.
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Hormonal birth control literally granted women complete reproductive freedom and control over their destinies, something we should not take lightly — or for granted.
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"This was an extremely difficult decision for our team that we do not take lightly," says Thomas Gratz, Microsoft's Project Spark community manager.
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For 18-year-old Isabel Radice, acknowledging her access to the Internet for most of her life is something she doesn't take lightly.
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That's a huge responsibility, so making a romantic partner your go-to on medical forms is not a decision you should take lightly.
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Frank treats murder a little more casually than the rest of us do, so, you know, that's not a promise to take lightly.
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"I have called a full inquiry into the circumstances leading up to this devastating incident which I do not take lightly," he said.
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"It's a big deal!" her colorist Cassondra Kaeding tells us, adding that it's not a decision she encourages her clients to take lightly.
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We do not take lightly the complexity of immigration policy, but fear-mongering must never drown out bipartisan voices of reason and experience.
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Castro, should he win the presidency, would be the nation's first Latino president, a fact he has said he does not take lightly.
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I know the struggle of diversity and inclusion in my business as well as in so many others is not one to take lightly.
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Changing careers may sound like a dream if you feel bored or dissatisfied with your job, but it's not something you should take lightly.
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While that amount is small by the standard of modern campaigns, it's a show of support that Alex says the lawmakers shouldn't take lightly.
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Sperm donation might sound lucrative — healthy donors can make up to $1,500 per month — but Dr. Ghadir says it's not a decision to take lightly.
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Dark, bold, and truly one-of-a-kind, these bad boys retail for $950, so this is definitely not a decision anyone should take lightly.
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"It's pretty cool I'm considered a role model in any aspect of the term, so it's not something that I take lightly," she told PEOPLE.
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However, concerns have been raised by families of inmates regarding the availability and price of products under this program, concerns we do not take lightly.
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Diego Simeone has coached Atlético into a battle-hardened team that no opponent, no matter how grand or how decorated in history, can take lightly.
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"Larry Sparks, Ole Miss interim chancellor, also issued a statement via Twitter Friday morning, saying these types of incidents "are not things we take lightly.
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Part of my work as a faculty member is to determine who is worthy to serve the public—a duty I do not take lightly.
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And now, President Trump will have the opportunity to nominate a second judge to the U.S. Supreme Court -- a task this president does not take lightly.
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Pet ownership is a responsibility one shouldn't take lightly, and we need to hold one another accountable when we suspect proper care is not being paid.
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As the current U.S.-Turkey row shows all too clearly, mixing and matching the latest Russian and U.S. systems is something Washington does not take lightly.
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"The Court does not take lightly that Monnin is compelled to pay what is a devastating monetary award," the judge wrote in a July 2013 opinion.
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"Increasing prices beyond the $5 price point is a decision we do not take lightly," Joel D. Anderson, the company's chief executive, told analysts this month.
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We don't take lightly any instances where someone's safety is compromised, especially in the rideshare industry, including the allegations of assault in the news last week.
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Peak subsequently received scholarship offers, and became the first person in his family to go to college when he attended Georgetown—a fact he doesn't take lightly.
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That goodwill is not something the channel can afford to take lightly: TNT is owned by Gazprom Media, a subsidiary of Gazprom, a state-controlled energy giant.
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"This is a decision we didn't take lightly, we knew it would come with criticism," said Hearn at the official first press conference in London on Monday.
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As someone who grew up in hurricane territory — otherwise known as Florida — I can tell you this much: A Cat 4 hurricane is nothing to take lightly.
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We are in a unique position to have a meaningful and positive impact on the communities we serve across the globe — a responsibility we don't take lightly.
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Yang said he views Russia's meddling in the 2016 election as an act of hostility and aggression, one he wouldn't take lightly if he's in the Oval.
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"We don't take lightly this type of action — filing a lawsuit against any government," Microsoft President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith said in a blog post.
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Ultimately, three times the risk for these diseases sounds scary—and it's not something to take lightly—but remember that only a small percentage of participants developed them.
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That said, the Jets have won two straight games, making them less of a sneaky underdog here and more of a legitimate threat the Raiders won't take lightly.
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It's definitely not a task to take lightly — after all, you're buying something that'll go inside, around, and on top of all your most intimate nooks and crannies.
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" MARRIAGE LESSON LEARNED "It has been the greatest honor for us to be able to be legally married and to enjoy those benefits, something we don't take lightly.
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Mr. Mizrahi doesn't take lightly his debut at this revered uptown club associated with Elaine Stritch and Eartha Kitt, idols of his who broke rules in various ways.
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This isn't the kind of security threat the Beyhive can take lightly so we've compiled all the evidence, tossed around some theories, and narrowed down a list of suspects.
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As a startup grows, picking the right leader to guide the company into the future is a tricky decision, and one that Podjarny and McKay did not take lightly.
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"This is an unprecedented step for Airbnb, and one we do not take lightly, but we believe it's the best way to protect our community of hosts and guests."
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This is not a decision we take lightly, but individuals and organizations that attack others on the basis of who they are have no place on Facebook or Instagram.
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"We don't take lightly any instances where someone's safety is compromised, especially in the rideshare industry, including the allegations of assault in the news last week," founder John Zimmer .
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"I think it's important to the Muslim community and the rest of the world to know that we care and it's not something that we take lightly," he said.
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But an argument in many circles is that that's not a risk you can take lightly — you have to make assumptions as if they have that kind of capability.
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It is never something to take lightly, but it is considered an option within the context of the right of self-defense and to prevent violations of human freedom.
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All of this presents significant conservation challenges, and Mr. Hubacek did not take lightly the decision to clean the work, which is considered the showpiece of the Düsseldorf museum's collection.
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"The decision to make the increased controlled releases was a difficult, but necessary one that we did not take lightly," Edmond Russo, Galveston District deputy engineer, said in a statement.
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That means…Read more Read"Assisted suicide is not something we take lightly," Chaffetz, who chairs the committee that oversees the city's laws, told reporters at a press conference on Monday.
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This is a choice that the President does not take lightly, and is something he will lay out for the American people with increased frequency in the weeks and months ahead.
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The Judiciary Committee chairman said that the markup to hold Barr in contempt is "not a step we take lightly," pointing to months of negotiations over attempts to obtain the report.
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At the time, Dr. Larson had recently ended a long relationship, sold the house she shared with her ex and was about to turn 30, a milestone she didn't take lightly.
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" The company added: "This is not a decision we take lightly, but individuals and organizations that attack others on the basis of who they are have no place on Facebook or Instagram.
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Undoing those practices would be disastrous for Boeing, Airbus, Bombardier, Embraer, and every other planemaker looking to sell to international customers, so it's not something that any nation's regulators would take lightly.
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"The president does not take lightly to this embarrassment, which threatens and most importantly puts our children at risk," Eugene Fahngon, Liberia's deputy minister of information, told Reuters after the news conference.
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Bedingfield left her corporate record label four years ago and just recently decided to join an independent label, a decision she says she didn't take lightly but was ultimately the right move.
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" In a speech at the White House, Trump accused Iran of violating the "spirit" of the deal and said the U.S. would not "take lightly" the country's "sinister vision for the future.
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And even though there's a low likelihood that Earth will get hit, asteroids come hurtling toward Earth at hundreds of miles per hour, and the potential damage is not something to take lightly.
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"This was a hard decision to make and one we did not take lightly, but ultimately it was a necessary, prudent action," Range Resources CEO Jeff Ventura told Reuters of his firm's actions.
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"This was a hard decision to make and one we did not take lightly, but ultimately it was a necessary, prudent action," Range Resources CEO Jeff Ventura told Reuters of his firm's actions.
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"This was a hard decision to make and one we did not take lightly, but ultimately it was a necessary, prudent action," Range Resources CEO Jeff Ventura told Reuters of his firm's actions.
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But as Taylor's death illustrates, diabetes is not something to take lightly, and this is especially true for those diagnosed young, since living with the disease for longer can lead to worse outcomes.
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They serve as a reminder to firms that the handling of trade break-downs, or allocations, is a process the industry cannot take lightly, and that intentional acts of cherry picking are being detected.
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For us, to be able to share in all of the benefits that marriage has to offer is not something that we take lightly because for too long, it had been denied to us.
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The joint press release quotes Grassley as indicating he does "not take lightly making a referral for a criminal investigation," but feels obliged to in any investigation which turns up evidence of a crime.
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It's not something to take lightly, especially for a US president who's staked his legitimacy on delivering jobs and an economic revival, says Jing Ulrich, Managing Director and Vice Chairman of Asia Pacific, JPMorgan Chase.
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While works of African contemporary artists sold to a private buyer often sit in a house, works purchased as museum acquisitions help write a national narrative about art, a duty Mr. Dumouchelle doesn't take lightly.
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Lucious isn't visibly swayed but warns that many women die in child birth — a threat she might not want to take lightly since we all know that Lucious will "Bunkie" your ass in a heartbeat.
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Closing a large number of schools, or the entire school system, is not a move that public health officials would take lightly, and they are likely to wrestle with how aggressive their response should be.
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"This is not a storm that anyone should take lightly, and I would urge all residents to plan to get to a safe place before the storm arrives Friday afternoon," Wiedefeld said in a statement.
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"Leaving Congress is not a decision I take lightly but after a lot of consideration, it is the best one for me, my wife, Denice, and our four wonderful daughters," he said in a statement.
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SO THERE MAY BE BUMPS ALONG THE ROAD, BUT OVERALL WE SEE CHINA AND THE U.S. AS HAVING TOO IMPORTANT A PARTNERSHIP FOR ANYONE TO TAKE LIGHTLY OR MAKE SIGNIFICANT CHANGES TO WITHOUT A MAJOR DISRUPTION.
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"The decision to make the increased controlled releases was a difficult, but necessary one that we did not take lightly," Edmond Russo, a deputy engineer for the US Army Corps Galveston District said in a statement.
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Another mover was the Canadian dollar which rebounded from a seven-month low after Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz said the decision on whether to cut interest rates again was not one to take lightly.
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But retired officers have warned that the military would not take lightly to the Supreme Court, which has rejected nearly all similar appeals in the past two years, ruling that Lula could remain free on appeal.
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"The safety and security of every student in our district is our top priority and a responsibility that we do not take lightly," Jack R. Smith, superintendent of Montgomery County Public Schools, said in a statement.
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"We don't take lightly any instances where someone's safety is compromised, especially in the rideshare industry, including the allegations of assault in the news last week," Zimmer said earlier this month in that same blog post.
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It was a decision the longtime diplomat did not take lightly, sources said, and one that may have been taken out of a sense of duty after the politically motivated removal of the previous ambassador to Ukraine.
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Considering that many beers hover around 5% alcohol mark, and even high gravity beers (beers with more alcohol per volume) are around just 8%, the 13% alcohol typical to many canned wines is nothing to take lightly.
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"This is a decision I do not take lightly, but as one of the authors of this legislation I am a firm believer in its purpose," he said in a floor speech delivered shortly before the vote.
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"The vote in Roski is personally disappointing to me, though I hear the message you have sent," Quick said in a statement, adding that he "did not take lightly" the fact that the Dornsife vote was close.
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"We don't take lightly any instances where someone's safety is compromised, especially in the rideshare industry, including the allegations of assault in the news last week," Lyft's president and co-founder, John Zimmer, said in the post.
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"We don't take lightly any instances where someone's safety is compromised, especially in the rideshare industry, including the allegations of assault in the news last week," Lyft president and co-founder John Zimmer said in the post.
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" The child star added that as a mother and graduate of an all-female college, sexual assault is "nothing that I take lightly or that I condone in any way, shape or form, but he's still a person.
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"This is not a storm that anyone should take lightly, and I would urge all residents to plan to get to a safe place before the storm arrives Friday afternoon," said Metro General Manager/CEO Paul J. Wiedefeld.
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I apologize for going on a rant in what's meant to be a recap, but clearly, this is a subject that I don't take lightly for very personal reasons and I don't think it should be comedic fodder.
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We do not take lightly the decision to publish an image that shows such acute suffering, especially on the cover, but we believe it's important, at times, to confront readers directly with the painful realities of the world.
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It symbolized that Speaker Ryan and President Trump have heard our message that healthcare is an essential right and their plan to take this essential right away from the American people is not something we would take lightly.
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Though it was not a decision we made hastily or take lightly, Holly and I welcome this next chapter in our relationship, and have every confidence that the future will bring only the best for us and our kids.
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But lip color was one thing the bride didn't take lightly: She used a Laura Mercier pencil in Baby Lips, followed by Dior Lip Glow, and finally layered her own customized blend of two Charlotte Tilbury colors on top.
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"Issuing a Safer at Home order isn't something I thought we'd have to do and it's not something I take lightly, but here's the bottom line: folks need to start taking this seriously," Evers said in a news release.
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As a 24-year veteran of the Army National Guard, it is a responsibility I do not take lightly because I know firsthand how important it is for Congress to work together and get things right for our veterans.
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I'll also be staying with Motherboard as an editor-at-large to help grow Motherboard around the globe, and am currently working on some super-secret projects that I think might blow your socks off, which is language I don't take lightly.
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Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz said on Monday that a further easing from the Bank of Canada would bring the central bank closer to unconventional monetary policy and the decision on whether to cut rates again is not one to take lightly.
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"Obviously this is a worrying situation and is not an incident we can take lightly as the safety of everyone at our venue - athletes, horses, media and spectators - is of prime importance," Ingmar De Vos, president of the International Equestrian Federation (FEI), said.
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Circuit Judge Diarmuid O'Scannlain wrote for a 2-1 majority last July 24 that "we do not take lightly the problem of gun violence, which the State of Hawaii has understandably sought to fight," but that the state nevertheless violated Young's rights.
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Pulling out of the Mobile World Congress is not a decision exhibitors take lightly, with the cost of putting up and running a stand running into millions of dollars, according to people who have worked on project teams for the event in past years.
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The whole process requires providing a lot of your most private information to Google and (probably) pharmaceutical companies who want to see the anonymized data, which — given Google makes much of its sweet, sweet cash by selling data — is not something to take lightly.
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Still, that's not a threat to take lightly: The United States deported more than 256,000 people last year, and President Trump is currently pushing even harder to deter immigration and to take ICE in a "tougher direction"—which could mean, yes, coming for our tacos.
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As a survivor of cervical cancer who had watched her husband, Troy Turner, an equipment specialist at Hill Air Force Base, go through treatment for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2008 (they're both now cancer-free), she knew that a lump wasn't something to take lightly.
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"While NMFS does not take lightly the potential effects of surveys on marine mammal populations, these surveys, with the robust suite of required mitigation and monitoring, are expected to have a negligible impact on the affected species and stocks," states the decision from NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service.
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As the bull market rages on these renewed hopes, here are the stocks and events on Cramer's radar next week: Cramer thinks Monday's earnings report for Red Hat could make an interesting play if the market does not take lightly to worries about the fate of the Trump agenda.
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"The decision to close our schools is not one that we take lightly; as we know when kids are not in school, our community is directly impacted," Alberto M. Carvalho, superintendent of the Miami-Dade County Public Schools, said in a statement Friday announcing the school system's closure.
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"Taking away someone's civil liberties is not something that I take lightly, but if we want to see a change on our streets we have got to do something different than what we're doing now," Ms. Breed said in a campaign speech last week at a Jewish community center.
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The decision to part ways with long-term members of our organization is never one that we take lightly, but ongoing roster instability has resulted in inconsistent performances in an already narrow field of events The "narrow field of events" he references is arguably a symptom of the Overwatch League.
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Born in France as "Odette Brailly" in 1912, she had lost her father in the final months of the World War I. With World War II raging and her English husband already away fighting in the British Army, she didn't take lightly the decision to leave her three young daughters.
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As the bull market rages on these renewed hopes, here are the stocks and events on Cramer's radar next week: Monday: Red Hat Cramer thinks the software multinational's earnings report could make an interesting play if the market does not take lightly to worries about the fate of the Trump agenda.
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"Overriding a presidential veto is something we don't take lightly, but it was important in this case that the families of the victims of 9/11 be allowed to pursue justice, even if that pursuit causes some diplomatic discomforts," Senator Charles Schumer, a top Senate Democrat, said in a statement.
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"This is not a decision I take lightly; however, after nearly a year of harassment by right-wing, white supremacist media outlets and Internet mobs, after death threats and threats of violence directed against me and my family, my situation has become unsustainable," Ciccariello-Maher wrote on his Facebook account.
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"Concerns have been raised by families of inmates regarding the availability and price of products under this program, concerns we do not take lightly," Thomas Mailey, a department spokesman, said in a statement, adding that the pilot program, which was introduced in three prisons, would be suspended until the concerns were addressed.
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"Overriding a presidential veto is something we don't take lightly, but it was important in this case that the families of the victims of 9/11 be allowed to pursue justice, even if that pursuit causes some diplomatic discomforts," Senator Charles Schumer, the third-ranking Democrat in the Senate, said in a statement.
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Any opportunity to break out a festive outfit is an invitation I don't take lightly — and with the right indie brands and quirky add-ons, Coachella dressing doesn't have to look the way you think it does (plus, I can actually wear these pieces all spring and summer long, not just to Weekend 1).
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" FROM PEN: Grammy News and Notes: Album of the Year Nominees The band's upbeat tune is already being pegged the "song of the summer" — an acknowledgment the two don't take lightly as they join the ranks of their all-time favorite songs of summers past, including Len's "Steal My Sunshine" and Smash Mouth's "All Star.
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She posted an op-ed on Teen Vogue's website stating:"I will be the first to say that the industry still has a long way to go in addressing the deep need for more affirming messages .... As one of the few Black beauty editors, it is a responsibility that I do not take lightly," she said.
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