In other words, if I get elected, they can't -- they, two lowlifes, they can't take the risk -- they can't take the risk.
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But most importantly, we need to take the risk seriously.
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Why take the risk when the reward is so low?
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But Congress shouldn't be so willing to take the risk.
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Evelyn understood the law, but decided to take the risk.
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Take the risk – even if you are not totally ready.
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I think my brother was willing to take the risk.
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To take the risk will be better than doing nothing.
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As for my friend's daughter, she couldn't take the risk.
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Take the risk – even if you are not totally ready.
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Companies are often happy to let employees take the risk.
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" And, Klain argued, "we need to take the risk seriously.
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We told club members we can't take the risk anymore.
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We decided to take the risk — and it paid off.
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But you, you take the risk because whythe hell not.
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"All of that nonsense is going to go away so that if a bank's got the proper amount of money to put up to take the risk, they can go take the risk," Lutnick said.
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Doctors won't take the risk, even if she signs a waiver.
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They smell fine, so I take the risk of ingesting them.
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Why take the risk if you can win without showing up?
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My job is to encourage hesitant lovers to take the risk.
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Dumont said the state would prefer not to take the risk.
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Some e-commerce merchants in America are ready to take the risk.
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For now, the option's available if you're willing to take the risk.
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"Sellers just don't want to take the risk right now," Beard said.
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They can no longer find any companies willing to take the risk.
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I was working on consignment, because nobody wanted to take the risk.
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You are the person who will take the risk for another person.
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Why take the risk when a relatively affordable case could prevent disaster?
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But at least one said she was willing to take the risk.
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So why did she take the risk of using a personal server?
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You can take the risk to get the savings if you like.
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Still, on Saturday most boxers said they were willing to take the risk.
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"I cannot take the risk, I have to be very careful," he said.
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Which potentially strong candidates will decide to take the risk of actually running?
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I would advise everyone not to take the risk and come to Europe.
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We'll keep rolling out tickets until they're gone, but why take the risk?
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So why take the risk of having those refugees come into the country?
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They would rather wait as upstart biotechs take the risk out of development.
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But to see someone take the risk of arrest or falling to create?
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When he says, I'm afraid we can't take the risk, she may lose.
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Occasionally, you'll luck into a really fresh one, but why take the risk?
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Chabon decides he prefers having children and is willing to take the risk.
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So, why take the risk of having those refugees come into the country?
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"I can't really take the risk," Odom says to Scott Disick in the clip.
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"I don't want to take the risk, so I just refunded everything," he said.
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That&aposs become a harder sell; people don&apost want to take the risk.
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But do you really have the guts to take the risk and do it?
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Despite these pronouncements, however, some athletes are simply not willing to take the risk.
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But persuading people – and governments – to take the risk seriously can be a challenge.
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But why take the risk, given their very good results in the March elections?
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However, he decided to take the risk, saying he "wanted to help the guys".
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In the end, five players decided they could not take the risk, and left.
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He wouldn't take the risk of being trapped in the life I had described.
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Sure, but why take the risk for someone who will have so much power?
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It&aposs really, &aposAre you willing to take the risk of investing on bull----?
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She'll look great, but I'll take the risk if she loses or breaks something.
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School districts are not going to want to take the risk of having sports.
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We take the risk, we might die, but at least we will die quickly.
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The majority of people are willing to take the risk, especially when it's the final.
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But when you take the risk out of the city, you attract the risk-averse.
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We would not take the risk to cheat and lose everything on the first day.
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You got to be able to take the risk, get out there, and do it.
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But, he said, he was willing to take the risk because he needed the money.
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Why would you take the risk driving when someone else can do it for you?
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The source said customers did not want to take the risk of getting Yantai metal.
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But why take the risk of having to absorb fraud charges over just embracing EMV?
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But few advisors want to take the risk of losing assets when their clients die.
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Volunteers fall into a gray area, but some wineries are reluctant to take the risk.
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And some skaters take the risk of choosing thin ice for the music it produces.
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And workers who take the risk of starting a new career, retraining at my age.
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He urged her not to take the risk and to have a double mastectomy instead.
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"I decided to take the risk because the repayment scheme sounded fair enough," said Bill.
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Photograph by Diana Markosian / Magnum for The New Yorker Brown decided to take the risk.
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They knew how sexist the world was, some said, and they couldn't take the risk.
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At the end of the day, you have to be willing to take the risk.
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Or will they decline to take the risk, which Navratilova makes clear is still there.
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If there's something you want to do, stick to your guns and take the risk.
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"I wanted to take the risk to start somewhere to achieve something good," he said.
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Surely your social media habit would never go that far... But why take the risk?
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The doctor says he knows about all that, but is willing to take the risk.
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If the A.C.A is repealed, I will not have insurance and would take the risk.
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I really don't think investors will take the risk of impeachment seriously at this point.
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"Consignors usually don't want to take the risk of the watch not selling," she said.
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"We are willing to take the risk and challenge the industry to do better," Burnett said.
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The bank should do that in the most professional way possible – not to take the risk.
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Much like macaroni salad, coleslaw is too likely to fail for you to take the risk.
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"You simply don't want to take the risk," said a manager at a top European company.
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That means the receiver is not willing to take the risk of the volatility it has.
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Know what you want and don't be afraid to go get it and take the risk.
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" As to the question posed by the CDC in their recent recommendation, "Why take the risk?
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If you've always enjoyed cooking, but don't want to take the risk of opening a restaurant?
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"I would never take the risk of having an unhealthy child," Solo, 34, said in February.
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A lot of people know what they're getting into and are willing to take the risk.
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In other words, if I get elected, they can't — two lowlifes, they can't take the risk.
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K., Peter," he recalls saying, "if you want to take the risk, I'll take it, too.
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But the more she thought about it, the more she was ready to take the risk.
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Both his mother and stepfather are undocumented and unlikely to take the risk of coming to Mexico.
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Jack let the dream go when he had to raise three kids and couldn't take the risk.
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Others will take the risk of bonds rated below that but only if interest rates are high.
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She did not want to take the risk of waiting and becoming incapacitated and unable to travel.
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But, why take the risk that the recipient is going to see the reasonably obvious metaphorical connection?
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Nobody's willing to take the risk of committing to U.S. soybeans to China in the current context.
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Facebook's COO Sheryl Sandberg and Cisco's CEO Chuck Robbins were the only executives to take the risk.
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Though it is unclear how Britain could emulate a city state, EU negotiators take the risk seriously.
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Beaten-up Kinder Morgan shares pay more than 13 percent to take the risk of holding them.
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He can't take the risk that this would be known, so he will have to kill me.
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If you are willing to take the risk, the Fuze case starts at $50 over at Indiegogo.
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He had decided to take the risk of one more journey north, and it had been rough.
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But we were willing to take the risk because we knew the potential reward would be huge.
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"This says potentially strong candidates are willing to take the risk on the Democratic side," Malbin said.
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I tell girls that we should take the risk and try anyway, just like the boys do.
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But he chose to take the risk because it was outweighed by his intense feelings of generosity.
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And certainly the question when a target is faced with a MAC is, why take the risk?
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I'm a little nervous that leather pants are a scandalous choice, but decide to take the risk.
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Why would he take the risk that word of his strolling around Federation ships wouldn't leak out?
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"Just finding people who were willing to take the risk was a full-time job," she says.
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Of course, for safety purposes, they couldn't take the risk of me getting smashed by the horse.
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Some shippers may decide not to take the risk (and bear the cost) of sailing through the strait.
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But for those willing to take the risk, their love for the sport goes well below the surface.
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"We are more reactive now, more willing to test things and take the risk of failure," he added.
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Why take the risk of cutting rates further and making the lira less attractive for carry trade players?
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But he said he believed in his doctors and the technology and was willing to take the risk.
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This will be both costly and time-consuming, and many publishers will be unwilling to take the risk.
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Why take the risk of cutting rates further and making the lira less attractive for carry trade players?
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"Common sense would say, why take the risk?" said Mitchell, co-founder and partner at Scale Venture Partners.
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Perhaps, just perhaps, Mrs Merkel, the media and Germany's European partners can persuade them to take the risk.
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But still, a courageous few take the risk to tell the outside world what is happening inside Mosul.
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But she said the conditions they faced in the camps meant many were prepared to take the risk.
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A smaller company like Epic might not, so it sold the rights and let Microsoft take the risk.
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Both parties face big opportunities and potentially fatal dangers by joining forces, but they should take the risk.
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Faced with a near certainty of detection and conviction, most potential fraudsters will decline to take the risk.
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Although the advice was sound, Bezos was, in the end, proud of his decision to take the risk.
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But the profits are so high, and the enforcement so difficult, many are willing to take the risk.
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But many are willing to take the risk, citing trust in big multinational insurers working from the city.
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Investors don't want to take the risk of coming in Monday after having something happen over the week.
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Workers are more willing to take the risk of hopping to another employer in search of better compensation.
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The royal family will probably not take the risk of losing power by indulging in such a war.
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"Voting is something essential as a citizen, and I decided I had to take the risk," he said.
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But even if he'd decided to take the risk, there's no guarantee it would have made a difference.
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"Why bother to take the risk of potential embarrassment to China, to HK and to MSCI?" said ASIFMA's Chao.
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Since the loans often are not collateralized, lenders take the risk of not being repaid and charge higher rates.
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That's something you definitely see and that sort of attitude of you know, why should I take the risk?
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But Robbie's "favorite thing" is when guys take the risk and dress up as girl characters, specifically Harley Quinn.
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But nobody wants to take the risk and spend the money it would cost to put it on air.
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This just feels like one of those things that, for now, there's no reason to take the risk on.
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In the absence of such a consensus, few governments will take the risk of raising their own rates unilaterally.
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"I just love the fact that YouTube is a place where you can take the risk yourself," he says.
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But a researcher at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia might, if Emily's parents were willing to take the risk.
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"I didn't want to take the risk that I would possibly not be let into the country," she said.
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At that time, some private companies could take the risk and buy beans from the United States, he said.
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"I tell girls that we should take the risk and try anyway, just like the boys do," she writes.
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"I tell girls that we should take the risk and try anyway, just like the boys do," she wrote.
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It is important to take the risk seriously, even if for some mitigation means pulling out of China completely.
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And if you do that, the prosecutor can't take the risk that your credibility is going to be undermined.
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Not willing to take the risk, I offered my tea to my friend, knowing I just couldn't drink it.
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They knew how sexist the world was, a number of voters told me, and they couldn't take the risk.
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He says he'll only sell it in larger amounts to other distributors now, and let them take the risk.
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"With Wimbledon around the corner I couldn't take the risk of making it worse," Kvitova said in a statement.
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A high-profile successful strike by one group of workers, in turn, encourages other workers to take the risk.
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Though I was pretty sure my parents would have supported my decision, I didn't want to take the risk.
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But if it's sort of an untested type of vehicle and model, somebody has got to take the risk.
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"But that would require you to take the risk that he does actually tone down some of his positions."
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ABC was celebrated for being the company that was willing to take the 'risk' to have a black woman lead.
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If the platform doesn't want to take the risk, someone fighting a copyright claim would have to go to court.
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To take the risk out of gift giving, Erez in 2012 co-founded Loop Commerce with Yahoo alumnus Alex Sirota.
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Lydia recalls a friend saying it was better to take the risk than to disappear forever — right before she jumped.
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But the Black Pearl has been a real hit, when people take the risk and try it, they love it.
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I decided to go with the latter and take the risk and start investing in myself in the long term.
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He said he wasn't willing to take the risk to keep going and hadn't got the crew to do it.
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His older brothers and sister, who were already finished with school, did not take the risk of participating in protests.
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The investors in these projects take the risk that the pre-set rates are not sufficient to make a profit.
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And so, the questions really are whether Starwood will take the risk here, and how the lawyers deal with it.
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"Then Trump came to power," said Paashe, on what ultimately drove him to take the risk and walk to Canada.
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The average worker simply can't afford to take the risk of being sued by their employer if they speak out.
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I really don't want to take the risk, so I decided to go to community college and then a university.
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Empty streets, eerily quiet malls, dark storefronts and only a few people willing to take the risk to venture outside.
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Listening to him cough at night, she finally decided to take the risk and re-enroll both boys in Medicaid.
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If they feel nervous about the slight possibility of a negative or embarrassing outcome, they refuse to take the risk.
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While some states may in fact consider human composting legal, few death-tech companies are willing to take the risk.
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"I am not going to take the risk of not getting it done," she said in an interview on Thursday.
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There's a huge reward if they want to take the risk, and if all the right information is made available.
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Their desire for change — or their confidence in Clinton's ultimate victory — was strong enough for them to take the risk.
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" He added: "I was given the opportunity to take the risk for past performance, perhaps, but also for personal relationships.
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The legal change has also given hope to those who take the risk of fighting illegal logging in their home countries.
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It was my decision to make, but it still took me five months to actually take the risk and do it.
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Oliver's initial confidence belies his reticence, and it is Elio who proves willing to take the risk in initiating a relationship.
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So it's up to companies to take the plunge and take the risk that self-driving will happen sooner, than later.
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"We can take the risk – spending every penny and even going bankrupt – to stand up for the truth," Baggio Leung said.
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One key will be finding shipping and logistics firms willing to take the risk to transport those supplies, industry sources said.
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The most important thing I learned was that it's worth it to take the risk and focus on your private life.
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Having been warned that surgery to restart his growth could lead to paralysis, his family chose to not take the risk.
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"Ohio should not take the risk of continued botched executions by going back to using these dangerous, unsuitable drugs," he said.
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So, you have to take the risk, you have to bear the heat, because you are defending a super permanent majority.
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We make the app run, we provide the service, we take the risk, but we get almost none of the reward.
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They also take the risk that usage of the asset is less than they forecast: lower usage results in lower revenues.
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Calculating the cost of a potential ticket against the likelihood that he would get one, Becker chose to take the risk.
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You can sell other services you create yourself, if you want take the risk of moving way beyond your comfort zone.
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I was advised — most universities and institutions are advising people in my situation — not to travel, not to take the risk.
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"Most individuals have very little credit history or assets to seize so banks are unwilling to take the risk," he said.
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Nehru's husband, in his own memoir, reflected that virtually nobody — including himself — was willing to take the risk of alienating Mrs.
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"Why take the risk when instead you can take simple, proactive steps to help prevent fraud now and down the road?"
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Israel instead of escalating, decided to make it public, signaling to the Iranians, 'Yes, we are ready to take the risk.
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Such a move depends chiefly on the willingness of engine makers to take the risk of stretching already tight supply chains.
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Lightly mined regions can also be disproportionately dangerous, because local people are more likely to take the risk of venturing into them.
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Take the risk and hire Black women darker than me, with different noses, curves for days, and hair like kinky curly clouds.
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And if patients are willing to take the risk of trying out an untested therapy, they should be allowed to do so.
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Why do they take the risk of getting blocked from the game, just so that they can leave behind their nasty comments?
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Unfortunately it seems unlikely that the UFC will take the risk of that image of a one-armed man being pounded on.
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Whether it's your upbringing or lack of confidence, you need to take the risk of putting away even 2%, according to Toro.
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But the project is not slated for any public funding, again raising questions about who will take the risk of operating it.
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"We are much more likely to take the risk if we believe in ourselves without needing others' permission or approval," he says.
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"Our water is tasting fine, but I don't want to take the risk, so I've been purchasing bottled water," Al-Midani said.
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Or, kind of take the other route which was to take the risk on yourself, and you don't have the safety net.
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"It's a great way to earn money on your money without having to take the risk [on the stock market]," Capalad says.
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A wide viewership would encourage more film-makers to take the risk that he and his colleagues have to tell the truth.
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"I wasn't going to take the risk of harming myself when I have a child, and one on the way," she said.
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Investing is always risky and, even if you do take the risk, you should do lots of your own research before buying.
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"Take the risk that you may offend someone, rather than putting your child at risk of fatal or irreversible injury," Schaechter said.
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Even if she decides to stay, one of her three brothers or two sisters might be the one to take the risk.
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The GP thought it was nothing – but why take the risk, she asked cheerfully, tapping on her keyboard to organize the referral.
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"We do think the market-based system gives appropriate incentives and rewards for people to take the risk and innovate," he said.
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If she wants to be pregnant again, she has to be willing to take the risk that she could lose another pregnancy.
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Most assumed he would be sold, should a buyer come forward, a team willing to take the risk on his substantial wages.
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It was a disappointing night in general for Netflix, which funded both films when Hollywood's established studios would not take the risk.
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Their products are still too new, and customers are still hestitating to take the risk of letting a startup manage their money.
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If you&aposre the head of a family office, then you may like to take the risk because you get the reward.
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If Republicans want to take the risk of CHIP running out of money, Democrats will be more than willing to let them.
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Emma and her son didn't want to take the risk of ultimately being denied refuge and being sent back to Central America.
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They should vote for him, and they can't take the risk of somebody who might be under federal investigation ... Oh, what an irony!
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"At this point in time, if I had to take the risk about the virus, I am going to take it," he said.
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Still, millions remain willing to take the risk of working illegally or semi-legally in Thailand because wages back home are so low.
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It was clear to him that the previous regime did not want to take the risk to spend money and improve these things.
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Karen Dawisha knew that the project would be controversial, he said, but felt that her professional status allowed her to take the risk.
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"The fact that the kingdom was willing to go ahead, to take the risk, represents a major break with the past," he added.
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Hiding stuff: For all her savvy Clinton has shown a tendency to hide information rather than take the risk of being more open.
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When we are dealing with products so closely to the eyes, you would never want to take the risk of an allergic reaction.
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The actor also said he was "stunned" that Guzm n would take the risk to allow Penn to visit him in his hideout.
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While it's unclear how vigorously regulators will enforce the rules, the shutdowns show that many would rather go dark than take the risk.
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Who would take the risk of running afoul of federal laws on criminal hacking, even if they were supposedly fighting the good fight?
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I guess it's just easier to take the risk of hurting them and getting noticed rather than just being another sweet fan. Right.
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They can take the risk or get an ITP — but what happens is a record of liability is essentially erased at this point.
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They can take the risk or get an ITP — but what happens is a record of liability is essentially erased at this point.
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But with economic prospects dim, banks are either unwilling to take the risk of lending or companies and consumers are reluctant to borrow.
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Because of the challenges they face, the companies issue high yielding debt precisely to get investors to take the risk of backing them.
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Whether one should hedge or not is, ultimately, a personal choice, though Dudley thinks most foreign stock–owning Americans shouldn't take the risk.
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What about those who can't afford to take the risk of stepping away from their lives, as much as they may want to?
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They used to be almost entirely young men, prepared to take the risk posed by the crossing in search of a better life.
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Still, some passengers, especially on domestic flights, take the risk, because searching for marijuana is not on the T.S.A.'s to-do list.
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The public market has been harsh on retail companies, and few want to take the risk of opening themselves up to that scrutiny.
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Opening the gates and allowing us to take the risk and save ourselves, if they don't have the resources to do it themselves.
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Solutions like these depend on retailers themselves, who aren't always willing to take the risk of asking customers to adapt to new behavior.
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By extending the delay time, it means users have the option to not take the risk of allowing their PC to be updated immediately.
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Currently, the FSA says that eating raw or lightly cooked eggs "may cause food poisoning" and tells vulnerable groups not to take the risk.
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"We know that everything is uncertain, but we do not want them to take the risk," said a post on the event's Facebook page.
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Sure, it can be good (with capers and lots of salt, specifically), but why take the risk when there's potato salad to be had?
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And while that happens all the time, the danger is you take the risk of being kicked out in the middle of your trip.
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"But I think we have to take the risk, and it's a considerable risk, of regulating less in order to grow more," he said.
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Central banks are fearful of cutting short the synchronised global economic upswing and, with inflation quiescent, see no real need to take the risk.
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By cutting that aid, we take the risk that when the next epidemic strikes, there will be no one there to hold it back.
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Saluzzi said that if traders want to take the risk on the legitimacy of bitcoin pricing and the potential for fraud, that's their business.
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Interest rate and bond traders are betting central banks will not take the risk and will cut rates instead to forestall any further slowdown.
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Better to take the risk and use hard-earned money to buy things more valuable than high-priced insurance products offering poor medical care.
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SIPPRA enables the federal government to participate with state and local governments as payers to investors who take the risk on evidence-based interventions.
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"We do tests where we put our fingers in the door — makes sense we should be the ones to take the risk," Docksteader said.
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But given the vast powers of the modern administrative state, few CEOs could afford to take the risk of antagonizing a freshly-elected president.
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"Nobody is going to take the risk of changing this style, for a style that doesn't really exist," he said, referring to Chinese wines.
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Experts have warned that even though younger people may only experience mild symptoms of Covid-19, they still need to take the risk seriously.
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Good judgment, in sports and elsewhere, sometimes requires the presence of mind to take the risk of an immediate setback to achieve lasting success.
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Some don't want to take the risk alone; fear retaliation; don't know whom to report it to; or don't think anything will be done.
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The missions require meticulous planning, and robots do as much of the work as possible before astronauts take the risk of venturing into space.
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"Paranoia is a good thing, because it will cause technology providers to take the risk seriously and prevent it from ever happening," he told CNBC.com.
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Still, many progressives want Democrats to take the risk -- making clear to the country and their activist base that Republicans alone are cooperating with Trump.
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In the early 1960s, with networks unwilling to take the risk on an animated series, Tezuka massively undersold his show to get it on air.
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Why take the risk of alienating allies to my right and to my left, on an issue where I will have little if any impact?
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But it's Kate's birthday after all: her birthday wish comes true as she and Toby later find out that their doctor would take the risk.
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The risks to employers are typically not very great if they choose an annuity provider sensibly, but many employers decide not to take the risk.
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"My father, he almost died in the desert and my mother got kidnapped in Mexico, and I still decided to take the risk," Sonia said.
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"I've felt I was a participant in a historical process and bear historical responsibility, and for this you need to take the risk," he said.
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This would be less effective in the case of a faulty robot, but manufacturers and the law already take the risk of products into account.
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I was tired of spending all my money on pot so I did the math and decided to take the risk and start selling pot.
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It took nine years for Congress to remedy this, and by then many companies had already decided to take the risk of transmitting the images.
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That's the way it's supposed to work — the government helps take the risk early on and then shapes the market to deliver benefits to society.
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And failure with 60 million U.S. households that touch us in some way, the potential-- we simply can't take the risk of failure at scale.
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"At the moment, we have no choice but take the risk of the economy deteriorating into account," wrote a manager of a transport equipment maker.
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But when you have a company as adventurous as George [Steel]'s City Opera was — there are people who will take the risk on it.
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Absurd as Joyce's plan is, her daughter, Rachel (the terrific Dawn McGee), knows immediately that she's serious, and why she's willing to take the risk.
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We cannot take the risk that the next election will be corrupted through foreign interference solicited by the president, which he's clearly trying to do.
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If Trump is going to cheat this brazenly in his attempts to win re-election, Democrats may need to take the risk of impeaching him.
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Firms are highly reluctant to take the risk of deploying capital in places that arbitrarily change the rules to suit the politics of the moment.
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Or, due to the notorious inefficiencies of the government, would physicians take the risk of accepting uninsured patients without a timely reimbursement plan in place?
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His wife insisted that the doctors should let him take the risk of dying from the treatment rather than be certain of death without it.
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While it's right to take the risk seriously, Credit Suisse's team, led by chief economist James Sweeney, says the answer is a straight-up no.
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If all you care about is good food, you can find that anywhere, so long as you are willing to explore and take the risk.
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"I never thought that any company would be willing to take the risk — because, you know, it is a huge risk and controversial thing," he says.
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" General Electric Company: "Here's my thinking: there are so many really unbelievable stocks that are undervalued right now [that] I don't want to take the risk.
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We wanted the old show and didn't want to take the risk of, 'Well, it's Will & Grace, but it's so different than the show you watched.
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"[People have told me] that to take the risk of saying something like that and putting something on myself [like] that was too big," King said.
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There was no promise that the plants, which were only about four or five leaves each, would sprout roots, but Richardson decided to take the risk.
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It's a really interesting portrait of a person in a horrifying situation where they have to decide whether they're going to take the risk to help.
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Even when shoppers do take the risk on a unique item, retailers can get stuck with high return costs that include processing and repackaging unwanted products.
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Sometimes you do still love and wear the thing a decade down the line, but sometimes you take the risk and the investment doesn't pay out.
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Ultimately, parents have to decide whether they're willing to take the risk of companies and possibly hackers figuring out where their kids are at all times.
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Putting Disney content onto Apple's iTunes platform was an early move to convince Disney employees Iger would take the risk of cannibalizing Disney's existing distribution plans.
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For investors willing to take the risk, Handler recommends they assume a defensive posture, just like his firm and look for companies with strong balance sheets.
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"Western international banks no longer feel comfortable processing payments and are not willing to take the risk," said an international commodities trading source active in Yemen.
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I've always tried my best to partner with people who're new Canadians, people from diaspora communities who take the risk to try and start a business.
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As budgets have withered over the years, renting a plane is increasingly rare, but The Star-Ledger and Mr. Mills were willing to take the risk.
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One is willing to take the risk of so many dangers along the way, above all, because of the desire to feel protected in this country.
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" "We cannot take the risk that the next election will be corrupted through foreign interference solicited by the president, which he is clearly trying to do.
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At the time, Lopez didn&apost have a lot of options, so she decided to take the risk and wear the Versace dress to the Grammys.
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In other words, companies with poor credit that wanted to borrow money by issuing public bonds couldn't find anyone willing to take the risk on them.
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And though she realized there was a chance she wouldn't pass on her condition to any children she might have, she wasn't going to take the risk.
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Take the risk of getting injured in a fire: In any given year, around 3 percent of US school-aged kids will encounter a fire at school.
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So my gut feeling was that I take the risk now to go out and get shot or I die from choking on the fire or burning.
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Premiums would likely rise as only the people who actually need health insurance coverage purchase plans and healthy people decide to take the risk of remaining uninsured.
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"Our current partners were simply intrigued by this new way of doing things and decided to take the risk of working with us since inception," they said.
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Some hospitals no longer perform elective surgeries, such as hip and knee replacements, because so few patients are willing to take the risk of post-operative infection.
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Without proof that the star centre would regain his prior form, no team was willing to take the risk of signing him to a long-term contract.
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"At first, women were scared of the new process and only very brave women of great wealth decided to take the risk," the reps told the paper.
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Either there is somebody else who is taking the risk, saying 'OK, listen, we think Germany and the GP is so important that I take the risk'.
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"At that time folks would say privately they supported the bill, but that they couldn't take the risk of appearing to publicly condone sex work," Ray said.
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I told him I didn't have a long-term plan, and he said he wouldn't take the risk of marrying me and then me not wanting kids.
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" When asked why he decided to take the risk to promise a job to someone he did not know, Trump said that he "felt good about her.
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Whoever Manafort tried to protect, he believed it was worth it to take the risk of dying behind bars (or -- perhaps -- that that person might pardon him).
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I didn't want to take the risk of depending solely on my DJ gigs, because I wanted to be able to be selective about where I played.
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And although I have every faith that they'd only continue this story if they knew they could do it justice, I'd rather them not take the risk.
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Medina said she had heard U.S. authorities were jailing asylum seekers and had even separated parents from children, but she said she had to take the risk.
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Mr. Clinton decided not to take the risk, skipped the trip, and used his last weeks in office to make a race for Middle East peace instead.
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If you don't need to take the risk, who am I (or any other financial person with a propensity for stock market cheerleading) to convince you otherwise?
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" On shifts in foreign investment: "You see industrial manufacturing slowing down in the US...with the instability, people outside the US don't want to take the risk.
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His former label apparently agrees, and is willing to take the risk not just on Tekashi being right ... but on the judge handing him a light sentence.
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They sounded ready to take the risk of putting the legislation on the floor and hoping the pressure of delivering on that promise would carry the day.
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" But a top Republican source told me that leaders view Ford's account as "not only unproven, but unprovable," and will not take the risk of an extended "pause.
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Now that we've seen others take the risk and are quite frankly, in love with the look, well that just might spark a little hair rebellion in ourselves.
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But if we launch we will at least maintain if not increase the [capability], but we may then take the risk that a systematic problem is not considered.
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Others, such as BNP Paribas Asset Management, also don't exclude most issuers outright but use ESG criteria to assess whether they are being paid to take the risk.
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If you do want to take the risk, make sure you've got all your documents and data backed up just in case you're affected by this particular bug.
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The city's health department launched an ad campaign called "Don't Take the Risk" to remind patients that a drug isn't completely safe just because a doctor prescribes it.
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Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Kevin McAleenan "made the decision to take the risk in bringing cameras in to be transparent about what we're facing," he told CBS.
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Alibaba likely isn't keen to take the risk, and given the vast amount of cash it is sitting on this deal isn't going to be a huge risk.
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Interest rates are high and few banks are willing to take the risk of lending to them, said Ruramiso Mashumba, chair of the Zimbabwe Farmers' Union youth wing.
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Few, if any, other big-budget games take the risk of creating an entire world of individual actors whose weathervane opinions change the very shape of world politics.
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This is very off-brand for him as he's very handy, but he decides not to take the risk and will call an electrician to come this week.
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As esports glory grows to carry with it more prestige and, more importantly, more money, the potential gain for cheating will encourage more people to take the risk.
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Every worker must consider their own situation and whether or not they are willing to take the risk of potentially becoming the public face of a workers movement.
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Although she knows there could be consequences to breaking her NDA, Perkins is willing to take the risk because she hopes it will inspire other women to come forward.
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Everyone knows Andolov's money has strings attached (potentially violent, bloody strings), but both Axe and Taylor are willing to take the risk (for reasons I still don't really understand).
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One-year U.S. yields are only about a half a percent and those willing to take the risk of a 30-year Treasury only get 2.25 percent in compensation.
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If you're like me, and cannot tell the difference between types of lettuce even after having viewed many photographs of them, don't take the risk—throw it all out.
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Ultimately it's up to you whether or not you want to take the risk and use a physical scrub (from Kylie Skin or any other brand for the matter).
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Its fighters take the risk of participation operating under the belief that the rules ensure a certain level of safety, and that there is a right to fair competition.
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The newspaper business decided it simply didn't want to take the risk, so first blocked all open-exchange ad buying on its European pages and then nixed behavioral targeting.
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His wildcat oil firm spent a fortune looking for oil in Petronia, a former colony known for cashmere wool, long before anyone else was willing to take the risk.
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During these days of silence, Republicans pounced and moved toward a vote, obviously convincing enough Senate doubters that they could take the risk of bringing this to the floor.
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But this has hit the buffers for the moment because no country wants to take the risk of being the first to issue the bonds, according to the sources.
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"If you're unsure about going out for a team because you're scared or you just don't think it's right for you, take the risk, take the jump," he says.
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"The U.S. can't take the risk of easing sanctions first, having already given a lot of gifts to Kim without substantial progress on denuclearisation, including summits," the diplomat said.
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"The U.S. can't take the risk of easing sanctions first, having already given a lot of gifts to Kim without substantial progress on denuclearization, including summits," the diplomat said.
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Hannah acknowledged that the show is "a very scary way to find love, but for it to ever work you have to take the risk," and Mike wholeheartedly agreed.
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But maybe that's a lesson in and of itself: If you're willing to take the risk, one day, you might be able to create a narrative out of it.
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Although the school officials in Georgia, like those in other states, were vague about what that punishment might look like, plenty of students expressed willingness to take the risk.
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Faced with the spread of a contagious disease, people are grappling with the safety of crowded events, and it's increasingly looking like few people want to take the risk.
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"We don't want to take the risk that Total could be torpedoed by President Trump," Patrick Pouyanné, chief executive of Total, a French oil company, said in an interview.
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Rarely do many of them — including the legislators with the most power to pressure a sitting president — seem inclined to take the risk of trying to rein him in.
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Otherwise, if a nuclear power thought it could secretly disable an adversary's atomic controls, it might be more tempted to take the risk of launching a pre-emptive attack.
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The flaw in Brown's comparison is AB is a free agent and teams can sign him if they want -- but so far, no one wants to take the risk.
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Although it is now illegal to use foreign currency to buy local goods, many people still take the risk and some businesses charge in both U.S. and Zimbabwe dollars.
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But this mission marked one of the few known incursions of the Nazis on North American soil: getting hold of weather data was important enough to take the risk.
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The New Mexican stretch of the border is its least trafficked segment; it's too remote and too impoverished for many people to take the risk of traveling through there.
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Fantasy squads that need a win in Week 9 should probably take the risk of adding him, despite the possibility that Ware will be OK to play against the Jaguars.
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But when it came time to bring the case to court, he says, they needed only one complainant, and it was Carroll who was most willing to take the risk.
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"People have said, post-Brexit, that they don't want to take the risk profile that they did beforehand," Shaun Roy, head of specialist investment at property broker Knight Frank, said.
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She will take the risk of migrating "to some city wherever there is work" with her husband to repay the 150,000 rupees they borrowed for their son's own wedding festivities.
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Even though I would maybe do mistakes, I would just take the risk because she was anyway so strong that just keeping the ball in play wouldn't be the solution.
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The Musee Grevin has only just started to create its effigy of Trump but has almost finished its Clinton, after deciding to take the risk the outsider would not win.
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Some analysts believe Amazon is willing to take the risk as it races to bulk up in foreign markets to compete with fast-moving global competitors such as China's Alibaba.
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"We simply don't know what we don't know, and are not prepared to take the risk," Matthew M. Koder, Bank of America's president for Asia Pacific, wrote in an email.
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"If investors have this many choices, there's going to have to be something to lure investors to the table and take the risk of owning these new names," Smith said.
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It had to be that way because a drug company needed to take the risk and to spend millions of dollars in research and development to discover this miraculous medication.
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It's some combination of needing an audience, having the ability and desire to go out and take the risk that the audience might not show up, might not pay. Yeah.
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The Valkyrie is "attritable", which Roper said is defined as expensive enough to be lethal but cheap enough to take the risk that it will not return from a mission.
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If there is a queer Latina woman who has never had a job outside of film but is excited and ambitious about doing the work, take the risk and hire her.
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EK: I know you take the risk of creating artificial intelligence that ultimately turns against us pretty seriously; I'm curious where you think we are in terms of building artificial intelligence.
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Instead, the idea is to grow the region as an ecosystem, working to increase the number of acquisitions and ultimately convincing more people to take the risk of starting a startup.
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The folks making executive decisions and the folks writing the checks should not only be minorities, but they have to take the risk of leading their teams differently than their predecessors.
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However, when they encounter companies founded by women and multicultural entrepreneurs, VCs are less likely to educate themselves or take the risk, especially when they're unfamiliar with the market or product.
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They now have grist for an even more pointed question: Why, Mr. Trump, would Moscow be willing to take the risk of going this far to try to ensure your election?
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"Or if they want a Samsung, they probably are going to wait for the next generation, because they don't want to take the risk that they will get a faulty product."
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Jansen told USA Today he'll take the risk and make the trip, but him putting his life in danger in such a way has to be unsettling to those around him.
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However, although he was still only 22, the relentless pounding had already taken its toll on his body, particularly his left knee, and he decided to take the risk of switching.
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People who aren't down with the possible casualties of DIY shouldn't be trying to make money off the people who are willing to take the risk, fuck outta here with that!
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Mr. Trump has said he is merely trying to lower insurance costs for people who want to take the risk of not having the comprehensive coverage mandated by the health law.
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Mr. Putin, inserting himself into the handling of a crisis previously dominated by Mr. Sobyanin and other officials, pleaded with Russians in his address to take the risk of infection seriously.
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The right cues — a whiff of exhaled carbon dioxide, warmth, a bit of body odor, other mysterious elements of animal smell — have to be there, or mosquitoes won't take the risk.
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Chris Brady: A concern I would have for Dan is that if he is prepared to take the risk of getting arrested for smuggling drugs due to his reliance on weed.
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True, they might not be saved in the highest quality, but it's better than no backup at all, and when it comes to all your favorite pictures, why take the risk?
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"We cannot take the risk that the next election will be corrupted through foreign interference solicited by the president, which he's clearly trying to do," Nadler said on ABC's This Week.
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"You can't shake off racism, and we can't take the risk of having such a violent, ill-tempered, sexist, misogynous person [in the White House] as this man is," Machado said.
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"I'll oppose anything that makes it harder for smaller, younger companies to take the risk of bringing their product to a vibrantly competitive market," Trump said after meeting with pharmaceutical executives Tuesday.
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Other women who can't afford to travel take the risk of buying abortion pills online, which are also illegal, and hope that they don't have complications that would require seeing a doctor.
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Luckily, she eventually convinces him to take the risk and in return, he declares his love for her before being wheeled into surgery — unfortunately, she's so stunned, she doesn't say it back.
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"We weren't afraid to take the risk and jump in early because we feel that even if the initial player base is relatively low, VR is still here to stay," he says.
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The New York Times reported Sunday, citing unnamed administration officials, that Trump had "begun pressing his aides and allies about whether he should take the risk of proceeding" with the Kim summit.
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So I am thinking if I try to walk out, I take the risk of IEDS (mines) if I go off road, and I run the risk that I will be sniped.
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Instead, it's time to crack the code on these too-good-to-be-true shoes, and we're showing you how to know when to take the risk and when to walk away.
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They take the risk of being the only bidder and owning the artwork in return for a fee or a percentage of the "overage" if the bidding exceeds an agreed-upon price.
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YouTube doesn't seem to want to take the risk of allowing private messages on its service when it's had such high-profile examples of predatory users on its platform in the past.
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Only Ettie, the rabbi's daughter, is willing to take the risk of attempting this feat: She too has a young girl she wishes to get out of Berlin, her younger sister, Marta.
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Only Ettie, the rabbi's daughter, is willing to take the risk of attempting this feat: She too has a young girl she wishes to get out of Berlin, her younger sister, Marta.
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Cathy Yau, 36, had been in the Hong Kong police force for 11 years before resigning in July and deciding to step forward and take the risk of publicly criticizing the police.
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If citizens and those in the communities where Islamic terror festers are willing to take the risk of engaging and reporting suspicions, authorities have an absolute obligation to take their concerns seriously.
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"I was used to being a top student, but I'm at a point where I am willing to take the risk of being the worst in the class," Ms. Leinberger, 72, said.
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"We don't want to take the risk that the federal government comes to audit us, the state government audits us and because we hired someone, we're not following the rules," he said.
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"After China's action on U.S. sorghum, no one is willing to take the risk of importing beans," said one Singapore-based trader at an international company which owns soybean processing facilities in China.
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For China to take the risk of liberalizing during such a major economic transition, the U.S. should give China some certainty on tariff relief if China is implementing the agreement in good faith.
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European companies do not want to take the risk of losing the American market, and the uncertainty created from the U.S. withdrawal has already led major companies like France's Total to leave Iran.
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"Every president who reversed his campaign promise did so because he decided not to take the risk," said Dennis B. Ross, a longtime Middle East envoy who advised multiple presidents, including Mr. Obama.
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"There is a growing feeling in the party that if it does not take the risk of joining the Temer cabinet, Brazilians will suspect it wanted Temer to fail," Araujo said by telephone.
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You'll prepare to take the Risk Management Professional Exam, and begin learning about how to take the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification exam, a popular qualification for project managers working in any organization.
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"Given that the downsides of voting illegally could be so harsh, relative to the benefit," he said, some felons refuse to take the risk of voting even if they think they are eligible.
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The business community say Macron's arrival has brought about a dramatic change in attitude to entrepreneurship in a country where people traditionally have been reluctant to take the risk of starting new businesses.
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"We simply don't know what we don't know, and are not prepared to take the risk," Matthew M. Koder, Bank of America's president for Asia Pacific, wrote in the email, dated June 28.
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They will use asymmetric warfare, terrorism," but likely remain measured "because they know that Trump is extremely forceful when it comes to American lives, and they are not going to take the risk.
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The 2300-year-old CEO said there was a "strong likelihood" the redesign would be disruptive in the short term, but said Snap was willing to take the risk for long-term gain.
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While local competitors across the region continued to battle Uber outside of Mexico, few were willing to take the risk of trying to undercut the well-resourced U.S. company in Mexico — including 99.
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Among them are unauthorized immigrants, low-income people in states that didn't expand Medicaid, people who decided insurance was too expensive, and some who just decided to take the risk and live without it.
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Engineers there would offer a design to the building owner and say, this is allowed by code, and they'd say, yeah, I don't think I want to take the risk, let's make it stronger.
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Surprisingly, both novels explore similar themes of society's opinion of and power over our romantic decisions as well as main characters trying to decide if they should take the risk and fall in love.
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There's no way to really track who's tried on the clothes before you did, so rather than take the risk of a possible allergic reaction (or worse), Belsito recommends running the washing machine, twice.
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The country outlawed the practice a long time ago, but some still chose to take the risk of abducting a sloth bear and torturing the innocent animal so it would dance for an audience.
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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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The iPhone 7 is supposed to be water-resistant — and it did just get cheaper to replace broken screens — but who really wants to take the risk with a device this expensive and indispensable?
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Prosecution for failing to register as a foreign agent hasn't been enforced in years, which is precisely why lobbyists on both sides of the political aisle take the risk not to disclose their status.
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It is that conviction that led him to take the risk, and to speak up, to become part of the global conversation — led by the likes of Colin Kaepernick and LeBron James — about equality.
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Just being yourself…very cool stuff!" and "I'm allergic so I can't eat it, but you make me wanna take the risk of eating a fried shrimp, just in front of the Emergency Room.
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He recovered, but he and his family had to give up their home and everything in it, rather than take the risk that he had brought traces of the deadly chemical home with him.
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To progressive Democrats, I respectfully ask: Do you want to take the risk that you are wrong — that in fact a Sanders nomination will more likely result in a Republican, not a Democratic, revolution?
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"If the data worsens they will have to do something 1/8increase fiscal stimulus 3/8 because they won't be able to take the risk to lose their leadership in Europe," Natixis' Machado said.
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Given the disastrous consequences of exclusion from the U.S. market and the relative ease of initiating an investigation, many on the receiving end of NPE-initiated ITC petitions choose not to take the risk.
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Banks may be unlikely to take the risk on raising $30 billion to $60 billion on a car company that doesn't pump out cash and could be at risk if there's an macroeconomic downturn.
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As long as a credit score attached to the Social Security number listed on the application is high enough, many creditors are more than happy to make that snap decision and take the risk.
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"It is standard practice that in dead-end situations, the object of ... hatred vanishes," said political analyst Dimitris Mavros, adding that no politician could take the risk of appearing helpless, standing above the ashes.
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The general point here is that the adult consort in this kind of situation can choose to take the risk of having sex with an older teenager, but the risk would be massively heightened.
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"It's very hard for young people, even young adults, to take the risk of losing all the good stuff, and withstanding the public criticism that often comes when there's a high-profile case," Houser explains.
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She no longer had to leave behind an innocent pop image or take the risk of introducing queer imagery into the mainstream, so this new era came off like a rebel posing without a cause.
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So we just decided to take the risk ... we did it in a way where there would be absolutely no risk of any contamination outside of our payload, which was sealed and in a vacuum.
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The policy is intended to foster business growth and is based on polling that shows young people want to start businesses but are afraid to take the risk because of their student debt, Solow explained.
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In limiting cooperation with the federal immigration authorities, some local law enforcement officials contend that they are making their jurisdictions safer by encouraging undocumented immigrants to take the risk of coming forward to report crimes.
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The surge in prices, sparked by growing luxury market demand for natural - as opposed to synthetic - vanilla, has since eased slightly to $530 but remains high enough for illicit vanilla hunters to take the risk.
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With big ideas like this, the basic problem is that building a large prototype plant can easily cost $1 billion or more, and private financiers are often reluctant to take the risk on unproven technology.
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But as Gelsheimer points out, why even take the risk of putting yourself in that situation and hoping your adviser will choose time and time again to put your interests first at their own cost?
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It is likewise impossible to know how many investigations and prosecutions have been stymied because prosecutors lacked clear rules and could not take the risk that a particular investigative technology could undermine an important case.
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This status quo acknowledges rising anti-trade sentiment on the left and right by halting forward progress on any new trade and investment deals, while refusing to take the risk of altering any existing arrangements.
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"When you're trying to bust up a convention, you can't just take the risk on the nomination vote," says Elaine Kamarck, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and author of the book Primary Politics.
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While businesses in most sectors likely to be affected by the disease — sports, entertainment, hotels, and restaurants — aren't offering blowout sales (yet, anyway), the ones that are hope they're good enough to take the risk.
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But Mr. Trump opted to take the risk they did not, determined to demonstrate after months of backing down after previous Iranian provocations that he would no longer stand by while General Suleimani roamed freely.
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She realized she didn&apost want to take the risk of the anaesthesia when she was falling victim to the critical internal voices that have been attacking her self-esteem since she was a child.
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"There are a lot of people who won't want to take the risk" of buying an electric vehicle "if they think there's a chance of an accidental fire," said Joe Phillippi, senior analyst with AutoTrends Consulting.
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"Trying to find a deal with the government and call for an end to the protests would be, for (CGT chief Philippe) Martinez to take the risk not to be followed (by union members)," said Groux.
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"When it comes to the financial loss because you can't go on the trip, are you willing to take the risk or aren't you?" said Spencer Houldin, president of Ericson Insurance Advisors in Washington Depot, Connecticut.
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Elisa's neighbor Giles (Richard Jenkins) is more skeptical at first, and even cuts himself out of the scheme to break the Asset free, but seeing his friend's love for it sways him to take the risk.
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I don't know Phil Anselmo as a person, so I can't judge him but we weren't willing to take the risk and find ourselves on the road with someone who may actually be a white supremacist.
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Whether they dropped out of college, spent hours holed up in their childhood bedroom, or quit their day jobs to take the risk, these young entrepreneurs were determined to take their ideas to the next level.
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To get a medical drug approved requires millions of dollars worth of investment, takes years, and needs to provide viable intellectual property rights to the pharmaceutical industry in order to get them to take the risk.
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That stain on his military career, he said, is also what prompted him to take the risk with Spear: He was an outsider, he wasn't in the reserves, and he didn't have a pension to worry about.
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On social media, sceptics wondered why Russia would take the risk—the logic used by Dmitry Kiselev, a Kremlin TV propagandist, who opined last month that since "only Britain stands to benefit", it must be to blame.
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But at least the government protects the gay community; so much so that I could take the risk of making a video and putting it on a platform for all to see without fearing for my life.
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When he decided late last winter not to run for the White House, Mr. Bloomberg explained that he could not take the risk of running an independent campaign that might inadvertently ease Mr. Trump's path to power.
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"As we work as a nation to end this despicable immigration policy, the City of Atlanta will not take the risk of being complicit in the separation of families at the border," she said in the statement.
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"In person and online, when we take the risk to share something deeper about our life — even exposing our 'blemishes' or imperfections, it lets other people know they're not alone," Moutier explained in a statement over email.
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One of the biggest thing you can is take the risk to have conversation with people in your community or in your life about issues that matter to you that they might be confused or misinformed about.
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If Mr. Trump followed through with his suggestion, that would not be possible: The insurer would simply deny coverage altogether rather than take the risk of being forced to pay for treatment for a recurring breast cancer.
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But now because of the ban on travel to the United States, and worries about traveling with our baby, we don't want to take the risk of going to another country and being quarantined for 14 days.
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After a year in which essentially every major storytelling reveal on a TV show was guessed weeks in advance — and often criticized for being too "predictable" — why would anybody take the risk of utilizing this particular device?
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"He seems to be a fellow traveler willing to take the risk to try and exploit whatever loopholes exist with surveillance and sanctions," said Euan Graham, the director of the international security program at the Lowy Institute.
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After doing that article, when a female reader would write to me and say something like "as a woman, I wouldn't take the risk you did," all I could think of was: plenty of men wouldn't either.
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Short-term bursts of investment can make people temporarily better off financially and thus more inclined to finally take the risk of making the journey north while they can afford it — and before the money dries up again.
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" But after they spoke at length, Burnham's perspective shifted: "I was just like, 'We need to do it, you need to take the risk if this means a lot to you and you need to follow your heart.
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Various wikis explained that not only do old versions not work, they also have many trojan horses in them, and I didn't want to take the risk and not be able to finish the rest of this article.
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If a company is big enough to take the risk, however, it's possible to get users to enter their payments through a web browser and then link their accounts to the app without handing over fees to Apple.
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But when she was told that her health insurance would be ending in July, having endured serious complications during her first pregnancy, she decided she couldn't take the risk of untold medical bills if something went wrong again.
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But in order to convict him a jury would have to believe that Nunez was shrewd enough to devise the plan, ruthless enough to see it through, and rash enough to take the risk that it might fail.
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Maybe if we used other insects instead of cockroaches, the reaction would be different, but as we use them to make flour and it is impossible to identify which insect was used, we decided to take the risk.
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"I'm willing to take the risk for my family and for all the other DACA people out there," Ms. Alonso said, referring to Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, the Obama-era program that she was marching to save.
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If you're willing to take the risk, a pledge of $39 gets you just the Genki dongle, or for $10 more you can get it with a USB-C adapter so that it works while the Switch is docked.
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"Is this the right time to require extra costs when we expect the banking system to take the risk (of lending more) to help the economy come out of its sleepy state," asked Ridvan Bode, a former finance minister.
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The question is whether candidates, and the various organized groups that support them, might be willing to take the risk of asking serious ideological questions, or offering a distinct ideological alternative to what the Democratic Party currently stands for.
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He hoped, in this gambit, to benefit from two factors: the idea that people would assume that no President would take the risk of bluffing on such a matter and his belief that he could get away with anything.
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If policymakers can't provide an effective bridge over troubled waters, the appetite for these containment and mitigation measures will evaporate, and people may just be willing to take the risk on the coronavirus for the sake of their livelihoods.
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It has been a self-fulfilling attitude; studios, ever fixated on what kinds of movies have succeeded in the past, never challenged the assumption with a big-budget fantasy because they were always too afraid to take the risk.
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"These spacecraft will allow us to act as the Star Trek probes to go down to the surface of challenging worlds where we might not be able to take the risk of a much larger mission," said Dr. Klesh.
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Oh, and they have high levels of entrepreneurship — because people are more willing to take the risk of starting a business when they know that they won't lose their health care or plunge into abject poverty if they fail.
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And because your resources are limited, you'll want take the risk of drifting into the periphery of your main path, wandering into this bombed out shop or that buried oil tanker, only to bump into a pod of ravenous zombies.
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"If you want to ... make clear to the other side that you are determined to prevent something, either you escalate the operation ... or you say in public 'I am doing it,' meaning 'I am ready to take the risk,'" he said.
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I would argue that at a time like this, what we can't afford to take the risk on is falling back on the familiar, because history has shown us we've got to look to the future in order to win.
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I would argue that at a time like this, what we can't afford to take the risk on is falling back on the familiar because history has shown us, we've got to look to the future in order to win.
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And that is allowing us to overcome that normalization bias, and it's part of the reason that we've been able to [make progress] here in Southern California [with] getting people to take the risk seriously and doing something about it.
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I do worry though that it's creating a type of dance music fan that looks down on, or is afraid to take the risk of going to a proper club, which, looking at the city currently, is a massively lacking commodity.
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For companies unwilling to take the risk of having a request denied, "it may mean cutting back or pushing the timeline out farther" for some projects, said Brigham McCown, former head of regulator U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration.
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"There is certainly a risk that he will encourage states like Russia and China to take the risk that U.S. will not stand up for its allies and its commitments, and that could be extremely dangerous for global stability," he said.
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But like many homeowners who take the risk and pay the cost for a glass-tile mosaic, Ms. Eisenberg is beyond thrilled with the way the bathroom mosaic brings color and light and a sense of artistry into her home.
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Until they pay correctional officers a decent wage, or strip-search them every day, there'll always be a few guards who will take the risk of bringing in small quantities of drugs to sell, given the enormous paydays at stake.
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Much like an increase of highway patrol vehicles on the roads deters drivers from speeding, an increased number inspectors monitoring compliance with employer sanctions laws can dramatically minimize the number of companies willing to take the risk of hiring illegal aliens.
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But the group is concerned that Warren's proposal would deter the firms from continuing to take the risk of running their funds or would cause them to hike fees to pay for insurance policies to protect themselves from greater liability.
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Memoirists, especially good ones, tend to reveal the hidden anxieties and conflicts underlying their lives, and in doing so take the risk of being judged not only on the quality of their prose but on the content of their character.
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But the only major studio to take the risk this year was Sony, which released "Miss Bala" on 2,203 screens in the United States and Canada and came up with an estimated $20003 million in ticket sales, according to Comscore.
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"The heavens would not fall if the stake sale is deferred to the next fiscal year," the official said adding that ahead of national elections next year, the government could not take the risk of selling the national carrier at a low price.
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"It's not a real market...you don't take the risk on TRY, or if you do it is just for one, two or maybe three days," Tresca said, referring to Turkish authorities recent squeeze on lira short-sellers in the offshore market.
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A later study in 248 found that 21990% of female soldiers had at least one gynecologic problem while they were deployed in Iraq, with 220% having to take the risk of traveling by ground convoy and 63% by air to obtain care.
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CNow that the construction company owner has established himself in his career as the owner of a construction company, Tyler is willing to take the risk of life on the island for the reward of potentially finding the love of his life.
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"If the EU is looking to tighten or strengthen the structures, it should be... aligning them to make sure the manager is in fact the one that will take the risk," said Eddy Piedra, vice president of leveraged loans at 4086 Advisors Inc.
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"Many citizens, who have little wealth and earn a large portion of their income from their work, have not invested in equities because they can't bear the risk of losses and rightly don't want to take the risk," Weber was quoted as saying.
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While these teams combined to go 0-for-5 on Sunday, it wouldn't be surprising to see more good offenses take the risk, further tilting the field in their favor by asking mediocre offenses to succeed at the two just to keep up.
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"Making light of this condition hurts our members because it encourages the public not to take the risk of allergic reactions seriously, and this cavalier attitude may make them act in ways that could put an allergic person in danger," the post continued.
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"This is a fantastic development platform built for newcomers and professionals alike," the team says, although, as hinted at before, it would probably take a particularly steady fingered novice to want to take the risk of changing too much right off the bat.
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"Making light of this condition hurts our members because it encourages the public not to take the risk of allergic reactions seriously, and this cavalier attitude may make them act in ways that could put an allergic person in danger," it said.
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No one else can make that decision for you, but one thing is clear: The people who didn't have the money to spend on a flight or a musical in the first place are the ones weighing whether to take the risk.
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"It could be interesting from the perspective of trying to get the most out of a franchise that's not getting full support in one home — but you don't want to take the risk of having lack of support in two homes," Zeile said.
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Retail inflation has stayed below 3 percent for last six months, possibly low enough to take the risk of cutting rates without waiting to seeing whether the monsoon rainy season starting next month holds any danger of a spike in food prices.
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"The question for governments is, how much enforcement do we want to do, how seriously do we want to take the risk to our fundamental rights and freedoms in this area?" said Ms. Dixon, carrying a bound copy of the new law.
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"It takes a lot for somebody like this whistleblower, who has presumably worked in the intelligence community for some time, to decide to take the risk of what might happen to his or her career to report concerns of this magnitude," Colapinto said.
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If all of these regulations go through — which would likely take years — it will make many asylum seekers' stay in the US harder and shorter, on the theory that only the truly persecuted will be willing to take the risk of coming.
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So you have to find an attorney who is willing to bring your case pro bono, which is very unlikely to happen, or an attorney who is willing to take the risk because they think there's some potential payoff later through a contingency fee.
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"We need to do this without a permit, but we take the risk because we believe this action will make the companies and the public hear us," Taufik said by mobile phone from a rubber dinghy circling the cargo ship moored near the refinery.
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It's OK if you decide not to take the risk — as long as you know exactly why"It's easy to avoid taking the leap or doing something because you just have this gut-level feel of 'it's too risky for me to do,'" Taggar said.
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"President Trump, increasingly concerned that his summit meeting in Singapore next month with North Korea's leader could turn into a political embarrassment, has begun pressing his aides and allies about whether he should take the risk of proceeding," the N.Y. Times David E. Sanger reports.
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"This is a huge show of 'confidence' among job holders suggesting they perceive a labor market which is healthy enough to take the risk of leaving a 'bird in the hand' for something better," wrote Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at the Leuthold Group.
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"Deciding not to remember is to take the risk of repeating history," the 39-year-old said in Oradour-sur-Glane, near Limoges in central France, a thinly veiled attack on Le Pen for the anti-immigrant policies he says are fuelling divisions in French society.
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"Nobody's willing to take the risk of committing to U.S. soybeans to China in the current context, knowing that there could be a $100 penalty from one day to the other, and no way of managing that risk," Schroder said after the company reported a quarterly loss.
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If investors believe the Fed's actions will cause the economy to slow, and yields to fall, they may buy more longer-dated paper to lock in current yields, rather than take the risk of continually rolling over shorter-dated debt where the yields they earn are declining.
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Airbus has been working for months to try to stimulate a second-hand market for the A380 to encourage new airlines to take the risk of investing in the plane, knowing the asset would be worth the right amount when they decide to sell it on.
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"We're prepared to take the risk up front of developing a model to help make that happen, and we're prepared to essentially get paid back when we've demonstrated that it can be successful," Sidewalk Labs CEO Dan Doctoroff told Toronto Star newspaper, which first reported the proposal.
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I'll tell you what I've learned somewhat recently is, I will take the risk to ... Listen, part of you living your values, part of me living my values and standing up for what I think is right, means you do it even when there are costs.
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"We have perceived none of that," Mr. Chung said, countering a New York Times report that cited Trump administration officials as saying that Mr. Trump has begun pressing his aides and allies about whether he should take the risk of proceeding with a meeting with Mr. Kim.
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You might not think of a mutual fund as an entity that would take the risk of investing in technology start-ups, but Fidelity has been putting money into private companies for years, said Andrew Boyd, head of global equity capital markets, who oversees private investment for Fidelity.
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"The tide is changing, although the share of people willing to take the risk of launching a business is still relatively small," said Yasuhiko Yurimoto, President & CEO of Global Brain Corp, a venture capital firm that invests in financial technology, or "fintech", artificial intelligence and robotics start-ups.
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According to the report, here are the notable ones cited by hiring managers: Given what's at stake, it's certainly understandable why so many job seekers are willing to take the risk of lying on their resumes, but don't be so naive to think employers are oblivious when reviewing applications.
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In November, will the American people stop their country from going down a similar road as that of Turkey and its European neighbors, or will they take the risk of sliding toward a fascist form of nationalism and authoritarian rule in the guise of making America "great again"?
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" Another executive, David Lawee, wrote that, even if Google was ready to "take the risk with Anthony" and make the acquisition, "I can say, definitively, that if I was choosing a business partner to start a company with, there is no way in hell that I would proceed.
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This way, communities which are morphing into tech hubs—like Ottawa's Kanata North, where companies like Blackberry, Apple, and Nokia have set up shop to develop self-driving car tech—have access to avenues of collaboration and government resources to take the risk out of developing new technology.
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Your bottoms are usually out of view, so you can keep the pajama pants on if you're willing to take the risk, but as far as your torso situation — this is the core of your entire professional ensemble for the foreseeable future, so it'll require the most attention.
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In an interview with Fox Business Network's Maria Bartiromo, Ross acknowledged the victims, saying, "I don't want to talk about a victory lap over a very unfortunate, very malignant disease" but said businesses need to take the risk into account and consider the virus when reviewing supply chains.
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"Defense attorneys and their clients just don't want to take the risk of going to trial and losing, especially because federal prosecutors have the time and resources to build strong cases," William G. Young, a federal district judge in Massachusetts, who has studied the decline in trials, said.
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Last September, when images of two-year-old Aylan Kurdi's dead body washed up on a Turkish beach appeared, it made people understand that being a refugee was dangerous—that refugees think they might die at home so are willing to take the risk that they might die at sea.
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If I was presented with a Monkey's Paw type of dilemma where I could make a wish not to read this 10-month, griping revisitation of the Wells Report but there was a risk my mother could wind up dead if I didn't read it, I would probably take the risk.
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A growing number of workers say they are willing to take the risk of hopping to another job in search of higher pay and more responsibility, according to Gartner, a research and consulting firm that conducts a quarterly national survey of 20,000 employees at companies valued at $100 million or more.
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He would much rather be doing this stateside, but he's devoted now to his business and — because of how he grew up, so different from how I did in the suburbs without ever questioning a financial safety net — he won't take the risk of abandoning that work for something far riskier.
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According to Herb Jackson, the designated pool reporter for the day, Trump's new policy on prescription drugs is that drug companies should get tax cuts and deregulation (emphasis added): I'll oppose anything that makes it harder for smaller, younger companies to take the risk of bringing their product to a vibrantly competitive market.
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"If the whole model changed, where Uber had to employ drivers and then take the risk on whether there was jobs for them, it wouldn't work and therefore I wouldn't have the flexible lifestyle that I have," said 66-year-old Steven Rowe who has been with Uber for nearly four years.
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"Drug addicts know they are taking fentanyl at times, and know it can kill them, but are willing to take the risk," Payne said, adding that Chinese labs that manufacture the substances are trying to stay ahead of law enforcement using chemistry advances, tweaking the chemical structure to create a slightly different analogue.
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While it's unlikely that a 25 percent tariff on all Chinese imports will happen, policymakers in the world's second largest economy could be willing to absorb costs of at least $10 billion annually — or even several times that "depending on how seriously they take the risk of additional tariffs," said the bank.
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If you believe in yourself, if you believe in what you bring to the table, you believe in your product — take the risk," Paul Michael Levesque, better known by his ring name Triple H, told CNBC Tuesday, when asked about how budding entrepreneurs should approach the notion of becoming the "next big thing.
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"The individuals who are able to access these plans, those willing to take the risk, they won't have significant needs, they will be disproportionately healthy, so that will lead to a more expensive individual market, and will drive up prices for those who need it," said Jessica Altman, the insurance commissioner in Pennsylvania.
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If a similar problem was brewing in May 2011, it has only gotten worse in the years since, and venture investors may want to buckle up for some upcoming turbulence as large planned public listings, like Postmates and Airbnb, assess whether or not they will take the risk for a big investor payday.
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Soaring if volatile stock values have given both executors and collectors the confidence not only to release contemporary pieces for sale but also to take the risk of offering more of them without guaranteed minimum prices — which reward the auction houses with a share of the profit if the bidding exceeds the minimum.
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"The other angle is the emerging markets angle, places where there's heavy positioning, where yields have come much lower so you're not getting the kind of yield buffer that you used to get — you're not effectively getting the return you need to take the risk that's still there in emerging markets," he said.
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While it was considered doubtful by the US that Baghdadi would take the risk to his personal security of appearing before a large number of people, CNN has learned US intelligence did scrutinize all available information to see if there was any truth to Russia's claim and concluded he was not at that location.
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"There are now people who have come to me and said I never thought I could run before but now with this ruling, I might be able to do it, I might be able to take the risk of giving up a salary for a year because I can also afford childcare," she said.
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Their concerns about skinny repeal aren't unwarranted — by doing away with the employer and individual mandates, the insurance markets will almost certainly spiral downward, an issue Rounds has identified: "I'm more concerned about a total collapse of the market if insurance companies decide they don't want to take the risk," Rounds told reporters Thursday.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump, increasingly concerned that his summit meeting in Singapore next month with North Korea's leader could turn into a political embarrassment, has begun pressing his aides and allies about whether he should take the risk of proceeding with a historic meeting that he had leapt into accepting, according to administration and foreign officials.
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"You see the cash generated by Sukari, and if you make one of those discoveries every four to five years you have the ability to generate billions of dollars, but you've got to get the company to take the risk to do the exploration to see if the potential is there first." editing by Lin Noueihed and Adrian Croft
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"We tried everything we could to improve the situation, but ultimately we felt we couldn't take the risk of going into year four and not having any improvement, so the decision we made was the right one for the short-term and long-term interests of McLaren," Zak Brown, the chief executive of McLaren, said in an interview.
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However, the IPO is unlikely to take place in Manhattan as the Saudis are well aware that ongoing litigation by the families of 9/11 victims might eventually end up in a massive settlement against them, so why take the risk of a flotation on Wall Street when it can be done in Riyadh or elsewhere?
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The degree of difficulty ratchets up a little more with every year, and if a hit series needs an extra three or four months to figure out how to top its previous season, most networks are willing to take the risk of offering more time to get it right, instead of taking less time and getting it horribly wrong.
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And before he interviewed a single witness, that&aposs what he expressed as the lead investigator that he was going to stop Donald Trump from becoming president and then he followed it up a few days after that with another text message where he said we can&apost take the risk of a Trump presidency and need an insurance policy.
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Right, so they can't ... they don't think ... I think it creates the wrong environment for it, and then there are the rare unique breed of people who are just built to take the risk on to create next-generation products, to go out there every day against all the odds, like Jamie Siminoff with Ring when everyone said he couldn't do it.
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" The goal of the law is clearly spelled out in the explanatory memo as enabling "disclosures to Congress of classified information about wrongdoing within the IC." The need for the law is explained as being based on a finding that IC employees are "not only reluctant to take the risk of contacting the Congress, but are also disinclined to 'break ranks' by making disclosures outside their agencies.
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The strikes against the group of Russian-made T-72 battle tanks on Thursday near Palmyra came one day after senior American officers in the region warned their Syrian and Russian counterparts that United States warplanes would destroy the tanks and other heavy weaponry at the base rather than take the risk that the Islamic State would use them against American allies in the area.
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A match between Germany and France isn't just sold in those two countries but to territories around the world, and if you wanted to show that game in Argentina, South Africa, Japan, or even the United States, then your network and your money were headed to C.A.A. The deal called for C.A.A. to take the risk on overhead, in exchange for a range of commissions (roughly between 3 and 5 percent) based on revenue performance.
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Leaving the EU without any deal promises chaos for both the UK and the rest of Europe — yet some Brexit devotees are willing to take the risk because they believe it would deliver a swift and decisive end to the UK's relationship with the EU. Meanwhile, a petition to cancel Brexit reached nearly 6 million signatures, and more than 1 million people flooded the streets of London in March to demand a second referendum.
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" Today, Muslims are present in every district of Belgium and the vast majority of them wish to live out their beliefs in peace – it is to them that we should be handing over the most representative place of Belgian Islam...." Maybe the trouble is that nobody in this land of misty canals, detective stories and linguistic ambivalence can predict what exactly a home-grown Belgian Islam would look like, and many do not want to take the risk of finding out.
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