Fortunate & grateful I was able to take the time.
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Take the time to get your back office in order.
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Ultimately, I hope people take the time to learn this.
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Take the time needed to focus on solving real problems.
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Their venture partners "take the time to travel," said Blumberg.
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So, just to take the time, go out, get educated.
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Someone had to take the time to be with him.
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Take the time he punched that hole in the wall.
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SCHIFF: You know, we will take the time that's necessary.
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I didn't take the time to understand where I was.
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Not a lot of people take the time to do that.
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Take the time to connect with partners on a deep level.
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I also take the time to munch on some Kit Kats.
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This Halloween, let's take the time to explore how and why.
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People take the time, energy, and money to come see me.
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Maybe, if you take the time to dissect your teen fashion.
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Take the time the couple decided to write a book together.
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He implored Iowans to take the time to caucus on Feb.
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Take the time to read up on your retailer's specific policy.
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I also take the time to think of my family's wellbeing.
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Take the time now, so you can save valuable time later.
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I hope thoughtful people will take the time to understand that.
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They just need to take the time to get it right.
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So you can't even take the time to feel the pain.
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Do they take the time to explain the options to you?
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Back off and take the time to line up your shots.
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"We will take the time to get this right," Marcus said.
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Take the time to be close with the ones you love.
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Take the time to cherish those things… you won't regret it.
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Why take the time and spend the money to attend Disrupt?
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But now, let's take the time to reflect on what happened.
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"It's worth it to take the time to plan," Cheng said.
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Take the time to be close to the ones you love.
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You have to take the time to take care of yourself.
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Take the time to educate yourself to be a better ally.
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The three countries should take the time to get it right.
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Let them take the time to do things the right way!
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Take the time to view this fleeting movement before it disappears.
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Take the time to accurately track expenses (and categorize them correctly).
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Additionally, take the time to revisit your followers and following list.
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Instead, take the time to steam them with some boiling water.
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Basically, most Americans rarely take the time to read and investigate.
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Will anyone out there actually take the time to do it?
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"Most importantly, take the time to understand the risks," Haraminac said.
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I'd simply urge you to take the time to do so.
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You're doing great things, so take the time to recognize it.
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Take the time to talk thoughtfully and honestly with your employees.
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Take the time to evaluate the circumstances of how it happened.
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But Democrats may not take the time to litigate the question.
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Only the extremely well-qualified take the time needed to reply.
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We fail to take the time to create meaningful and lasting relationships.
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Take the time early in the week to listen to other people.
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Consumer advocates rarely take the time to explain this fact of APR.
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Rogers also encouraged us to take the time to care for ourselves.
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Shoppers who take the time to leave genuine reviews feel tricked too.
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And we will take the time it takes to get a deal.
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RJF: Take the time to do a little research on your own.
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They take the time to — they're just aware of themselves on set.
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Don't like it enough to take the time to battle a friend?
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I told her actually to take the time to enjoy the museums.
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You have to take the time to allow for accidents to happen.
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Because good artists take the time to scrutinize the world around them.
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Books, online articles, groups — just take the time to start learning more.
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Take the time (and the elbow grease) needed to fix those issues.
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But I didn't take the time to remind myself of those things.
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"Take the time to realize it's a matter of perspective," Lewis says.
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Aries get impatient with "rose" projects that take the time complexity requires.
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Please take the time to read Christian Bales’s inspiring words.
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We have to take the time to clarify matters to the Americans.
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For starters, they must take the time to strengthen their creative team.
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Take the time to look at your numbers and do the math.
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Take the time to figure out which one feels best for you.
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Thank you guys for letting us take the time to do this.
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I don't take the time I have here as much for granted.
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Because of this, we rarely take the time to actually observe it.
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Take the time and be patient with yourself and with one another.
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Again, please also take the time to listen and support each other.
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It's worth it to take the time to think these things through.
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Before passing on any online rumor, take the time to verify it.
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Are you prepared to take the time to sell that extra item?
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We'll take the time to introduce them all properly in tomorrow's episode.
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"We take the time to understand what our clients want," she said.
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Take the time to figure out what works, and stick with it.
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They could also take the time off themselves if they became ill.
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Then, if you take the time, they assume a unique form of fiction.
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Mama and Hillbilly Boy politely take the time to explain some family lore.
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Also, when you get injured, you have to take the time to heal.
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Why do you think people should take the time to see this movie?
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You rarely know it immediately, so take the time to do the digging.
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Take the time to massage in something hydrating first, then get to work.
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But I would prefer that they take the time to get it right.
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I had to take the time to think deeply and from first principles.
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When you take the time to pamper yourself, you feel refreshed all around.
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Davidson hopes he inspires others to take the time to thank a veteran.
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Before the games begin, let's take the time to meet our weary travelers.
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And so, they really want to take the time to get it right.
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Take the time to think deep thoughts and talk specifics with your partner.
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Did you really need to take the time to put on eyeliner today?
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Instead, take the time to remove any trace of chemicals from your hair.
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If your energy is low, take the time to sit back and plot.
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I feel like I just don't take the time to, I don't know.
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And so they really want to take the time to get it right.
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I am praying that he's able to take the time that he needs.
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You have to take the time to build your understanding of the field.
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Why take the time to publish it if it will never be discovered?
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He doesn't want to take the time necessary to get along with people.
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Take the time to walk around each void, watching the names flow by.
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Our country must take the time to root out the disease of hate.
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So take the time to meditate in peace and quiet during this eclipse.
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They don't want to take the time to digest what they've been given.
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If you take the time to cultivate this power, you'll never look back.
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Many of them don't want to take the time to build a career.
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Congress should take the time to formally hold top officials in contempt now.
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They can take the time to recognize students in crisis and give support.
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But take the time to appreciate what you've got in front of you.
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"The operations will take the time needed to ... completely eliminate Daesh," Gabriel said.
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Others were simply too complacent to take the time to head to the polls.
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It's a beautiful crossover that we all need to take the time to appreciate.
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Take the time to find a romantic partner who truly is your best friend.
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I want to take the time I have to evaluate where economic conditions are.
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Hopefully Apple will take the time to announce its release at the event too.
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I'm feeling a little better, so I take the time to eat my breakfast.
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Applicants should definitely take the time to walk through one of the retailer's stores.
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Anyone in the information science field should take the time to read this book.
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So take the time to consider a refurbished model that can fit any budget.
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Well apparently not, so please take the time to get that nice lather going.
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It's those little signs that we MUST take the time to pay attention to.
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WHICH, AS YOU KNOW, MANY PEOPLE DON'T HAVE THE TIME TO TAKE THE TIME.
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But I have a pretty good eye when I take the time to look.
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And I'm convinced that we're going to take the time to do it right.
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Respected leaders take the time to build meaningful relationships with their colleagues and team.
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The estimator can't even take the time to find a clean sheet of paper.
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I never thought that [the Academy] would take the time to look at Sofía.
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It was my fault that I didn't take the time to learn about them.
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It did not give a timeframe, saying the probe would take "the time required".
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If you want to fuck somebody, take the time to get to know them.
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We say, 'Take the time off, hopefully we'll be able to see you tomorrow.
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I just think that people have to take the time to actually do it.
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Take the time upfront to get that right rather than rush to raise capital.
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Now I sleep in more, clean more, take the time to do my nails.
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JULIA BOORSTIN: Well, thank you so much for take the time with us today.
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A: Take the time to really experience giving and not just write a check.
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The government must take the time to consider and respond to all relevant comments.
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You are capable of anything when you take the time to do it right.
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He added that managers should take the time to visit employees in other offices.
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They only do that if you take the time to talk to them, though.
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"He needs to take the time that's necessary for him," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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Hopefully he will take the time to actually think about this problem going forward.
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Javie said he was glad to take the time to discuss calls with them.
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But he instead elected to take the time, and the risk, of pushing forward.
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Or, simply take the time to gently brush through your ends after you shower.
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"If you take the time, you see it just doesn't add up," Park said.
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They need to take the time to learn the religious values of their audience.
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So I take the time to goof off online and not do any work.
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As they do so, they must take the time to hear to their constituents.
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Take the time you need to ensure the chemistry is there, then communicate relentlessly.
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When you take the time to get organized, the load feels much more manageable.
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If you take the time to read about the issue, the answer is clear.
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Take the time to check your statements online and through your bank's mobile app.
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Take the time to reflect on what you can do better the next time.
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"Realize that you need to take the time to understand your finances," she said.
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"The clues are all about you if you take the time to seek them."
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And companies will still need to take the time and effort to make the transition.
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Take the time to understand what it is you're trying to accomplish with the product.
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There is a process and if you take the time to learn it, it'll work.
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The problem with albums is that you have to take the time to make them.
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Women take the time off after having a baby, and it does set them back.
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Take the time this Pride month to go visit a gay bar in your town.
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But it won't hurt Facebook's business unless people actually take the time to opt out.
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Take the time to help someone who's having a life crisis (dating, studying, etc.) 227.
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It's cumulative — take the time to catch up on your sleep and have alone time.
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To take the time at a national convention and not endorse the nominee is disgraceful.
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No one wants to take the time to try to guess which one is you.
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They take the time you use cleaning up, and give it all back to you.
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Apple doesn't usually take the time to talk about Beats products during its press conferences.
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And it should take the time to take a fresh look at the underlying rule.
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Most of us are out of practice so take the time to do this today.
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If not, take the time to define your brand, and get it out there consistently.
|
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People who take the time to write negative Yelp reviews suffer from mental illness. 9.
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People who take the time to write positive Yelp reviews suffer from mental illness. 10.
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People will need to take the time to mourn, and realize that it's emotionally difficult.
|
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Someone asked for your opinion, and you'd like to take the time to formulate it.
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Take the time to be astonished, but consider taking the time to be curious, too.
|
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However, the mentee is not the only one who must take the time to listen.
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Maybe every judge should take the time to go on a holiday to criminal court.
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Others intend to take the time to draw up the document, but don't prioritize it.
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Take the time to get perspective on the things you've learned from your priceless friendships.
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Once you take the time to evaluate your own life, it starts to make sense.
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Take the time you need to work through your anger, your despair, whatever you're feeling.
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Take the time to become financially literate; there is no mystery in checking account balances.
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We encourage every Senator to take the time to read the entire set of documents.
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Quillette apparently didn't take the time to interrogate these connections or analyze his motives, though.
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Take the time to review your past relationships with bosses — has there always been conflict?
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Beyond listening, managers should take the time to ensure that employees are doing meaningful work.
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It's hurtful to be rejected by family who don't take the time to educate themselves.
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Because of the time it would take people would often take the time to socialize.
|
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Chances are that cultural pressures may stifle your confidence to take the time you need.
|
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It seems likely that most users won't take the time to set limits for themselves.
|
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"You're that busy that you can't take the time to charge your phone?" he asked.
|
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"So, take the time now ... to understand what your local risk is," he told CNN.
|
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Up to a point, it makes sense to take the time to get it right.
|
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Cook because the weekend is coming and, if you're lucky, you can take the time.
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All young athletes should take the time to educate themselves and find the right mentors.
|
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Brooks says people too often don't take the time to do this type of analysis.
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"We learn so much from others when we take the time to listen," Clarkson adds.
|
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Take the time each day to write down the tasks that steal your nonrefundable minutes.
|
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Most women who have been successful don't actually take the time to mentor other women.
|
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Let us take the time to enjoy our loved ones and remember those we've lost.
|
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They're not going to die if I take the time to go to the gym.
|
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But experts say that you should also take the time to pre-burp your baby.
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Take the time to keep assessing and adjusting your plan as you move through life.
|
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Take the time to set yourself up well through your self-talk, intentions, and planning.
|
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So take the time to work out what you're feeling, and listen to those feelings.
|
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"Please take the time to leave something kind or don't leave it at all," adds Green.
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If you don't take the time to share the experience together, the marriage can slip away.
|
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The first step, it seems, is for young people to take the time to educate themselves.
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He decided he would take the time to let his knee heal and then keep playing.
|
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Sebastian mansplains jazz to Mia, but when does he take the time to consider Mia's passion?
|
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Take the time to educate yourself, as it's the best way to prepare for uncertain circumstances.
|
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"If you take the time, people share with you about their life," she explained to PEOPLE.
|
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When the year ends, many of us take the time to reflect by getting utterly obliterated.
|
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Most never read the policies or take the time to understand how their data is used.
|
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As a prosecutor, unless you take the time to learn why, you're not doing your job.
|
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You shouldn't punish yourself or make yourself feel guilty because you need to take the time.
|
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"Take the time off, fight for the time off, spend it with the kids," he said.
|
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But I think turkey can be dope if you take the time and do it well.
|
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If that's the case, go ahead and take the time to pick it back up again.
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" Larson continued, "I hope you take the time to learn more about the experience of women.
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Take the time to do what you need to do to get through the day first.
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Take the time to figure that out before you lead with something raunchy and uncalled-for.
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I hope you aren't upset, but you're going to take the time to make it better.
|
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Did your financial advisor take the time to help you set up notifications on your accounts?
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"There's a phrase in M.I.: 'We don't have time not to take the time,'" she said.
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Watch as they take the time to thank each other for the generosity they've been shown.
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Take the time Trump decided to lend his name to a line of luxury stretch limousines.
|
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Why not take the time to learn IT and work your way to a heftier paycheck?
|
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Then, take the time to learn about different aspects of the business related to your role.
|
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Take the time to interact, build relationships and learn from those who are different from you.
|
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Let's have a nonpartisan professional investigation and then take the time to have these witnesses testify.
|
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It's not likely that all affected customers will take the time to make their requests, however.
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Perhaps the Brazilians crossing the Friendship Bridge will take the time to learn a few steps.
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Maybe it was because most of the people, they didn't take the time to understand him.
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In order to strengthen intuition, Roth suggests that people take the time to learn every day.
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When students take the time to find out who has expertise, they become smarter at learning.
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Why take the time to phone someone when an email will take less of your time?
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Because so few people take the time to do it, you can really set yourself apart.
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Every American should take the time to explore the problem and read the administration's proposed solutions.
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When leaders take the time to reward and recognize their employees at important moments, that's good.
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It's a thoughtful and well-argued post, and you should take the time to read it.
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I just won't ever hear it, because I'll never take the time to dig for it.
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In this digital age, too few American boys take the time to read great literary texts.
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They take the time to prudently study the merits of legislation like death with dignity statutes.
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We can all take the time to call someone each day and check up on them.
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Revise your goals to take the time to heal, and make avoiding re-injury a priority.
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Once you sign up for a service, take the time to fill out your profile thoroughly.
|
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If you're in a relationship, take the time to pursue your partner, and reinvigorate your connection.
|
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Take the time to develop your heat map and identify the pressure points that need improvement.
|
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Given all this, why would we not take the time every year to honor the owl?
|
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What tasks have you been putting off that you can finally take the time to do?
|
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Or is it really looking to take the time it needs to get a good deal?
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" "We take the time to personally meet each new member and find out their fitness goals.
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Though we all aspire for success, few take the time to reflect and eliminate counterproductive habits.
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I rarely take the time to celebrate myself and move on to the next thing quickly.
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If you take the time to catch up on one story, you'll miss what's happening elsewhere.
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Take the time to go deeper into the memory and reveal why it's important to you.
|
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And you should take the time to review your financial picture — including your student loans — annually.
|
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Instead, take the time to set your day in motion in a positive and calm method.
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However, if you take the time to read the available information, there are some gripping stories.
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Rather, happy people take the time to care for themselves by eating nutritious food and exercising.
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I take the time to learn about my skin and invest in the best products I can.
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Instead of telling people how hectic and hardworking you are, take the time to ask them questions.
|
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A crisp apple is just too inviting to take the time to scour its skin for stickers.
|
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Beyond all of that, it's important to take the time to listen to people who know better.
|
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Also take the time to print out a list of your accomplishments over the past six months.
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It's our job to take the time and space away so that we put them under pressure.
|
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Also, take the time to start being more honest in your communication, especially with siblings and friends.
|
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Something similar happened to us and we would like to take the time to address it below.
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Companies don't know how secure their suppliers really are and can't take the time to find out.
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So take the time to find a contractor or firm that you respect and feel comfortable with.
|
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Take the time to understand how people like to be communicated with and interact with them accordingly.
|
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That's a tough threshold that few companies take the time or energy to even begin to surmount.
|
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Zoe Lofgren chose to take the time to highlight immigration issues, accusing Republicans of being politically motivated.
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I also take the time to blow dry my hair and apply a Watermelon Glow sleeping mask.
|
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We want to also take the time to remind you that the movie is called Mamma Mia!
|
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We intend to take the time to honour his life and pay him the tribute he deserves.
|
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It's therefore really important that you take the time to look after yourself when the opportunity arises.
|
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You could take the time to actually do your homework properly, with correct spelling, details and accuracy.
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ProStars is a show you absolutely should not take the time to watch, even for nostalgia purposes.
|
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Take the time throughout the process to show you are genuinely interested in them as a person.
|
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Now you have to determine which 60 of them actually take the time to mark a ballot.
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Both look delicious, but if you want true quality, take the time to make it from scratch.
|
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And make certain you take the time to learn what may be best for you, she said.
|
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Or they may not want to take the time to reconfigure things, when what they have works.
|
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But, Thompson says, gyms with lots of clients often don't take the time to go through consultations.
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"People that comment or save a post take the time to engage with it more," she said.
|
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It's hard to skip Netflix movies, but this is one you should take the time to watch.
|
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I couldn't do it in college, since I couldn't take the time off from exams and papers.
|
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Here, Catastrophe does what few other sitcoms take the time to do: fully humanize its father figure.
|
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He asks us if we are willing to take the time and effort to truly see him.
|
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Second, even when people can take the time, they often don't have a good environment for it.
|
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That's why a lot of platforms inside big companies fail and you have to take the time.
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Rather than take the time to clean brushes, he discarded them from one color to the next.
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All I ask of an ideal reader is that they take the time to really read it.
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If you take the time to reflect on what your history was when you were a kid.
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He did take the time to jab the debate hosts for the microphone malfunction during that debate.
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Take the time in August, when as Mr. Moore spoke at a Baptist church in Jasper, Ala.
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To learn more, take the time to talk during family gatherings over Thanksgiving and the holiday season.
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Use if you: Are willing to take the time to revise until you get what you want.
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And so I urge you: Take the time while your parents and loved ones are still alive.
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If that's you, take the time to get your finances in good shape before a downturn hits.
|
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"They're fine," I told her, unsure of how to correct her and unwilling to take the time.
|
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Take the time to capture your thoughts by writing or recording them to more objectively analyze them.
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To advance in your career and personal life, take the time to listen to those around you.
|
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Most couples don't take the time to walk through the financial and legal implications of cohabitation beforehand.
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"Every player has his right to take the time he needs to process this," Mr. Tuchel said.
|
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"Investors should take the time to control the parts of their portfolios they can control," Cox advises.
|
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Fried hopes that people can take the time they need, depending on their personal and family circumstances.
|
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The information is there for people, if they want to take the time to look at it.
|
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We intend to take the time to honor his life and pay him the tribute he deserves.
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People who take the time to source the original track sampled in that one Beastie Boys song.
|
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Take the time to learn the history of King, pushing beyond the whitewashed textbooks of public school classrooms.
|
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Take the time to get to know your chosen exercise program and be patient as your body adjusts.
|
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Take the time to evaluate the quality of the garment, instead of purely trusting to the product label.
|
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Still, I'm glad that he can take the time after a big night to whip up some breakfast.
|
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And I want to take the time that I have to actually evaluate how the economy is going.
|
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And even so, it did take the time to consider the fate of some of those little people.
|
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It is to take the time to convince the public that integration works and should be wholeheartedly pursued.
|
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Since neither are monoliths, why not take the time to get to know the meaning behind your inspiration?
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It sucks because if this were any other situation, Kraus and Lindsay could take the time Kraus needs.
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Maybe her actions will influence others to take the time to be a little kinder to everyone today.
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Accessing the laptop isn't too much trouble after you take the time to unlatch and unroll the top.
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We will move as quickly as possible but will take the time needed to get the right answers.
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He would take the time to talk to the kids and take pictures with people and sign autographs.
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Legislators have to take the time to study cyber issues and the threats and opportunities that they pose.
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They always give great advice and take the time to flick through so many albums with my daughter.
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Mammals are unique in that they're practically the only creatures that take the time to chew their food.
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It's vital you take the time to know for certain where your parameters of right and wrong are.
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Swift didn't take the time to talk about her own record in her acceptance speech for Favorite Artist.
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"Take the time to do the math and make sure you understand what you're getting into," he said.
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Take the time to weigh up whether you're still making full use of the services you're paying for.
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It's freezing this week, so I take the time to throw on some extra layers for my walk.
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We value speed but not haste: When something needs more checking, we take the time to check it.
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We will move as quickly as possible, but will take the time needed to get the right answers.
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But, some may ask, why take the time to translate the New and Old Testaments into emoji form?
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Unfortunately, not a lot of people take the time to do the calculations, and so they remain afraid.
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What if it's a person willing to take the time to look at a template and instruct alterations?
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"I will start looking immediately," he said, "but will take the time necessary to find the right partner."
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You should also take the time to learn more about efforts to organize game industry workers into unions.
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There's wonder in the midst of the mundane, you just have to take the time to notice it.
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But facing strategic and political imperatives to act, national leaders did not take the time to assess them.
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"I would have rather gotten a cavity than take the time to go to the dentist," she said.
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The moderate majority is not being heard: activists and extremists take the time to campaign around phone calls.
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I think a lot of young artists don't want to take the time to really learn a craft.
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But before you dive into something new, make sure to take the time to reflect upon your values.
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If we want to date, then, we have to, unfortunately, take the time to get to know people.
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Non-Muslims who take the time to read the Quran may end up feeling a bit baffled, though.
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You're ready for big changes today—just make sure you take the time to think things through, Pisces.
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In fact, if you take the time to look, you'll see they almost all follow the same trajectory.
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The geese take the time to rebuild their strength when they arrive, but that means nesting is delayed.
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"To take the time to help someone who isn't even a big-leaguer is really great," he said.
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That enchanting speakeasy quality loses its shine if not enough people take the time to seek it out.
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I like to take the time to look at my political stuff because policy and government are separated.
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He didn't take the time over months to individually lobby swing legislators the way Pelosi did so expertly.
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Take the time to interview at least a few advisors before picking the best match for you. 2.
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When in doubt, take the time to consult your state and local laws on booze shipment and delivery.
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"I would hope that candidates take the time to really listen to the voices of survivors," she said.
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I can take the time to discuss minutiae with my colleagues or to carefully complete an oil painting.
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People who take the time to focus on the things they are grateful for are happier and healthier.
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If workers would only take the time to become more financially literate, we would see higher saving rates.
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Given that he shot someone, it's doubtful he would take the time to stuff items in his pocket.
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Far too many people get weighed down in doing, and never take the time to think and feel.
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Everyone wants their iPhone backed up, but no one wants to take the time to actually do it.
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The Washington Post did take the time to obtain said email with the correct date in question, however.
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The disc's lead single, "Take the Time," rides a chiming pulse reminiscent of some late J. Dilla beats.
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Take the time to ask more about someone's experiences and accept the challenge of learning a second language.
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It's tough to imagine many users will take the time or effort to personalize their ad preferences, though.
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If politicians take the time to become articulate on those issues, they should do the same on race.
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Some want to take the time to be alone and contemplate their place in the universe without distraction.
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Of course, to top it all off, we take the time to rank our favorite guests on the show.
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He added that he wants U.S. trade officials to take the time they need to reach a good deal.
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"If you don't take the time to recharge, your relationships will suffer, and you'll get burned out," said Berger.
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I walk to work and usually walk unplugged and take the time to enjoy being outside and the city.
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You would never take the time to just go do something, because maybe you don't want to leave work.
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For her to take the time out of the show to embrace me in that way was really impactful.
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If you're struggling, take the time you need today for self-care and reach out to someone you trust.
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Our sources say Bri will take the time off to focus on herself, her kids and her music career.
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You would never take the time to just go do something because maybe you don't want to leave work.
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You know those special days when you take the time to enjoy a real meal during your lunch break?
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Then take the time to text your mom's brother's annoying kid a penguin GIF and suggest he chill out.
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But this time I need you to take the time to look past the obvious lesson and dig deeper.
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I DVR-tweet and so I really do take the time to formulate how I'm going to do stuff.
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Why wouldn't your colleagues or managers take the time to send a quick message of appreciation for your efforts?
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Take the time to appreciate this image—it may be a while before we see anything like it again.
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He has the kind of resources and time, luckily, to take the time and go to a good facility.
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Better still, there are plenty cleanser-mask hybrids that take the time – and faff – out of your morning regime.
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Moretz has a busy schedule, she did not take the time to respond to Aaron Carter's creeptastic come-ons.
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People are much more likely to take the time to listen if they respect you on a personal level.
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I encourage all professionals, whether self-employed or not, to take the time they need to rebalance and refuel.
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If you're reading this on election day, if the polls are still open, please take the time to vote.
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In the meantime, next time you take a bite of chocolate, you should take the time to savor it.
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Take the time she realizes her husband Desi (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) was addicted to prescription pills throughout their marriage.
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Whether you're willing to take the time to recreate it for the premiere this weekend is up to you.
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But an investor has to take the time to get to know a business, regardless of their comfort level.
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"The fact that we take the time to innovate in these ways is something new and different," Herrlinger says.
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But every day my mom—I was very fortunate—would take the time to shop and cook with us.
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Maybe this time, whoever catches a Cards homer should take the time to sharpie "GTFOH" before launching it in.
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She'll take the time to imagine what happened to a person when they were 5 or 6 years old.
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If she wants him to "succeed" she's better take the time to understand what his goals as president are.
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I'll explain what just happened to you, but first, take the time to read the title of the puzzle.
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A mentor gave Alexandra Wilson-Elizondo some advice that she still uses: take the time to plan your goals.
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Remember that you don't know anything yet, and take the time to learn about the company and your boss.
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And take the time to understand what newer recycling categories are being accepted around the city, Mr. Huber added.
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In a classic move, the people writing the words didn't take the time to crank out a full article.
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So, if Democrats take the time and trouble to fight, they might as well just go for the gold.
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The company didn't take the time to get back to us with answers to our privacy and security questions.
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Why take the time to learn a new set of cards, a new set of rules, a new meta?
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If take the time to read anything this week (besides this newsletter), spend some time with Lyft's S-1.
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We have to take the time and make the effort to show them that the world isn't totally fucked.
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We should have waited on the record or canceled the shows to take the time to finish the record.
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Some have questioned why his wife would take the time to tweet as her husband was having a seizure.
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That means "people should really take the time to research the products and the companies behind them," Chen says.
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Either way, you should take the time to feel confident that your next move really is a step forward.
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Take the time to focus and do a few things well — and enjoy the golden time of high school.
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The big thing for us now is making it culturally acceptable for a man to take the time off.
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"Take the time to gather all tax-related documents before you sit down to file your taxes," she says.
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A survivor herself, Glenn understands the reaction, but says it's something that people should take the time to understand.
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"People who have chronic illness should take the time to say, 'This isn't fair,'" she told PEOPLE in September.
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She'll take the time to imagine what happened to a person when they were five or six years old.
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" Tip: Fill your days by learning as much as you can and take the time to practice "slow travel.
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With that in mind, great listeners take the time to restate the other person's argument to confirm their understanding.
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I've found people are really much more open to sitting down, if you take the time to do it.
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Using frozen peas, it will be done even quicker, but if possible, take the time to find fresh peas.
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They don't take the time to learn about it and are surprised when it does not go their way.
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" She added that she would "take the time to reflect and talk to my supporters about what happens next.
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To treat both women with respect and take the time needed to investigate is not a rush to judgment.
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The work needs to get done, but teams also need to take the time to discuss feelings and needs.
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Technology moves quickly but we need to take the time to consider ourselves as we move inside this space.
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"That's the kind of person that you want to take the time to coach and potentially mentor," says Weiner.
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When you take the time to be kind, it might take a moment for that earnestness to be processed.
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Take the time to write them down, then come up with a plan for how to execute on them.
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Generally, therapists who take the time to respond to comments care about their practice and reputation, Ms. Katz said.
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One of the things we must do as a society is take the time to better understand the issues.
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With Hahn, we actually take the time to explain to our employees, why is it that you're doing this?
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If you take the time to use Tor every day, you are helping people who really do need it.
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He stressed a simple approach to travel: Slow down and take the time learn the daily rhythms of other cultures.
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I notice that when I don't take the time to do it, I am not as centered, patient or clear.
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Rather than getting emotional, take the time to reflect, clarify expectations with your manager, and identify some opportunities for growth.
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We have a right to take the time we need and deserve without being looked down upon or feeling ashamed.
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Consumer advocates rarely take the time to explain that the length of a loan is a crucial factor in APR.
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"We need to take the time to discuss … to improve the text," Education Minister Najat Vallaud-Belkacem said on Monday.
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Sure, you can take the time to think about what you say, therefore minimizing the opportunity for full-blown humiliation.
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"I will take the time for myself to be the best I can be, and so should you," Simmons concludes.
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I hope that people take the time to not only look at the images but also read the personal accounts.
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Cramer also likes to take the time to check in with private players that could potentially revolutionize their own industry.
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"They say a true chief will always take the time to talk to everyone in the community," Jordan told me.
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That means 64-bit app performance should get a lot better, as long as developers take the time to recompile.
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It's our first time so we get free gloves and they really take the time to explain things to us.
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"Tomorrow is Thanksgiving so before my family gets here I want to take the time and give thanks," wrote Vonn.
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I don't think I necessarily served particularly well, so I'll take the time to work on some things (on Tuesday).
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We shouldn't shame athletes for turning pro; we should take the time to understand the context for each individual decision.
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I know how it feels when people don't take the time to understand the people and history behind my culture.
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Take the time, crunch the numbers and put plans in place for everything from retirement income to long-term care.
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Despite its obvious Spidey connections, climbing is pretty beginner-friendly, as long as you take the time to get prepared.
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You invest in it, take the time to learn it like it's a beautiful musical instrument, and it will sing.
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If they take the time to learn something, they expect to be able to apply that knowledge in many places.
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Those quick answers are out there in abundance, but take the time to read some documentation and watch some videos.
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We must take the time to mourn this incident but we cannot let "thoughts and prayers" be the only answer.
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Where can we take the time to learn rather than leaning heavily on these people as resources for our learning?
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There are many scenes that take the time to slow things down and talk, an increasing rarity in this genre.
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Maybe you could take the time to denounce the 400+ actual HATE CRIMES that have been perpetrated in your name?
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The resulting images feel fluid and engaging, at least if you take the time to set up the right shot.
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But it's important to take the time out so that when we do return... we have a more secure environment.
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It makes sense to take the time to find a reliable financial professional to guide you through these difficult times.
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Those who write about survivors sometimes exploit their stories and don't even take the time to sit down with them.
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But also take the time to personalize the message and the work samples you send — it'll go a long way.
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If you're debating which option is best for you, take the time to deliberate and weigh the pros and cons.
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Take the time to tell people how you feel about them, or to simply express yourself through writing or art.
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The heads of these startups have identified issues that plague society and that few people take the time to consider.
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Perhaps your promoted colleague could take the time to make sure all the relevant parties were comfortable with the situation.
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She noted that some have criticized students for raising their voices, suggesting that they take the time to grieve instead.
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We take the time to check in with each other and talk about anything and everything that's on our minds.
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The secret behind how we create all these beautiful colors, it&aposs, A, we take the time to do them.
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He released a video directing employees to "take the time you need" to conduct a methodical review of the plane.
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We hope you'll take the time to read them in full and see what you can learn from their experiences.
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"The Senate will now finish work on our bill, but will take the time to get it right," he wrote.
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While the car is parked, take the time to check out other areas of the car, such as the backseat.
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Teachers should take the time to make sure we understand the topic, instead of pushing ahead and not looking back.
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I highly recommend you take the time to read all of the incredible details by looking at the entire thread here.
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And, frankly, who's going to take the time to look up and research some rich dead guy the building's named after?
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But if you are tearing down someone's house, please take the time to confirm you are tearing down the correct house.
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He's grateful to be back, to be working, to be funny, and to take the time to soak it all in.
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Do I take the time to make sure Starbucks gets my name right, or do I give out a fake one?
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If you take the time to listen, you can hear what it is that you need to be in the world.
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It's important to work with a financial professional who will take the time to understand their clients' goals, passions and concerns.
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Harding added: Whoever will take the time to read and ponder Mr. Lothrop Stoddard's book on "The Rising Tide of Color" . . .
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I wouldn't appreciate what I have or take the time to recognize the highs and rewards that come through my sport.
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Please take the time to review copyright and video game software dumping laws and/or policies for your country before proceeding.
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He was careful to take the time to meet with as many fans as possible when he was out in public.
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In the meantime, Miller says young, anxious, newbie professionals need to take the time to stare down their own preconceived notions.
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Take the time to remind trans youth of their power, brilliance and resilience against a world that often feels unbearably cruel.
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He has made the decision to miss his flight before asking for permission from his employers to take the time off.
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These are the most valuable, loyal workers, so take the time to water the garden and sustain the relationship over time.
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It was lighthearted and brought curious people to the sub where helpful fans would take the time to answer their questions.
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"I take the time out to go to a nice painting class with my friends at my stroke group," he said.
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"So it was very shocking to me that he would even take the time to hit the 'block this dude' button."
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And look, we all love a good prank, but none of us wants to take the time to plan one out.
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I recognize what a strange gift and incredible privilege it is to take the time to do a walk like this.
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He says that those who don't take the time to think about their talents — and then use them — are missing out.
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We're going to draft our own bill, and I'm convinced that we're going to take the time to do it right.
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Nobody is home yet, so I take the time to clean my room and tidy up around the house a little.
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As always, he says—before disappearing to his next appointment—the most important thing is to take the time to browse.
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However, whether people will take the time to search for trending topics and read through the posts is another issue altogether.
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Take the time to ensure that your schedule for the day is doable by assigning times to your to-do list.
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Moms love knowing that they were right, but we often don't take the time to thank them or tell them that.
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So it's critical that we take the time to meet face to face, exchange thoughts and build on one another's ideas.
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Or they'll pitch him an idea but won't take the time to research similar projects that the company has already done.
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"It's right there in front of us, with infinite energy, if we take the time to look and visit with it."
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She didn't take the time to find out our side of the story before vilifying Sanders and his supporters in Nevada.
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You should also take the time to calculate how buying will affect other financial goals, such as retirement or college funds.
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Groups of travelers come and go, but you can find community if you take the time to look, and you should.
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But I want you to know that I want you to take the time you need and focus solely on safety.
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They also understand that if they take the time to build deep relationships now, they will benefit from them later on.
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While one of the participants dances around the room with a childlike expression, I take the time to chat with Christian.
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Few take the time to research the facts, and instead just regurgitate whatever spews forth from the digital marketing echo chamber.
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Make sure to take the time to watch dance and move around near the end of their respective videos, trust me.
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But they stressed that they intend to take the time to get input, including an analysis from the Congressional Budget Office.
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However, as leaders take the time to look at their organization, there is the potential for some involuntary departures as well.
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However, if you are meeting with a new or potential client, take the time to look more put together, Whitmore said.
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So even if you use the tools I recommend here, I recommend you take the time to do your homework. 1.
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But few take the time to truly appreciate the nuts and bolts of this weeklong celebration, including its historic centerpiece: matzah.
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The excellent catalogue essays help, but most gallery goers are just not going to take the time to read through them.
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And remember, even after the song is over, take the time to dry your hands thoroughly — new germs flourish in moisture.
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Sick leave is another benefit that can help employees take the time they need to care for a sick family member.
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Take the time a young Arnold Newman stumbled across a book of Theodore Roosevelt photos and two of them stuck out.
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And it doesn't help that some leading corporate VPNs have major vulnerabilities that companies don't always take the time to patch.
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" She added, "We are giving our staff the opportunity to take the time off if they want to attend the protest.
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Neighbors take the time to chat with each other, and even in larger cities people are generally courteous with one another.
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Take the time to make sure your business is working smoothly, and keep bringing a personal, human touch as you grow.
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Most notably, they take the time to clarify that Armageddon has been delayed and that Legion, which came later, isn't Skynet.
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"Dickson will make clear, the email added, "both the FAA and Boeing must take the time to get this process right.
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Anthony Gargiula's grandparents have been married for over 50 years, and every day they take the time to wear matching outfits.
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" Dickson will make clear, the email added, "both the FAA and Boeing must take the time to get this process right.
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I hope the senators will also take the time to ask themselves why virtually no health care expert supports the bill.
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Whatever is top of mind for you, take the time to plan how you will approach it in the coming year.
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Then, take the time to think about the tough questions that you may be faced with and work on preparing responses.
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It's probably safe to say that most of Facebook's 1.7 billion users won't take the time to update their ad preferences.
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The problem is whether Delhites will take the time to report active pollution and authorities will actually shut down these polluters.
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Someone had seen it online but didn't take the time to look up what, actually, is in a red velvet cake.
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"Many of us struggle with giving ourselves permission to take the time to recalibrate and engage in restorative activities," Lee says.
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"You can take the time to hear out your prior broker who's at a new place and [also] take the time to not just hear from the new broker who's assigned to you but … speak with a branch manager and ask to interview a few different advisors at the existing brokerage firm and hear them out," he said.
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The main source of intel was asking other labels for advice, and hoping they'd take the time to impart with something useful.
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Still, it's nice to see such an image-heavy app like Instagram take the time to make sure its accessible to everyone.
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Take time to think It's a lot easier to feel compassion if you take the time to reflect on what you're experiencing.
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They need to take the time to consider all options, and research the procedure and possible consequences of what they're embarking on.
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Sometimes if you just take the time to really pay attention and break it down, you can figure out what caused it.
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But the truth is that you need a password manager, and it's worth it to take the time to set one up.
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Take the time to hear them out and let them explain their thought process on why they think their idea is good.
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Sync your My Nintendo account: If you're part of Nintendo's "My Nintendo" rewards program, take the time to add Super Mario Run.
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If he's going to let these people tell their stories, then he (and the audience) will take the time to listen properly.
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But then, what I do is I take the time to fast forward in each episode all the way to Fast Money.
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is — at least publicly — encouraging the committee to take the time it needs to wrap up.
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We wanted to take the time to understand how the show will change [without Fred], and how we could best address that.
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A few told me I should really take the time to stay at home with my child and worry about work later.
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If mental health is important, and it is, people should be taking the take the time and effort to get real help.
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Take the time to work with your advisor and find a strategy that will keep you on track to meet your goals.
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"If you just take the time to notice people, you never know how you can positively impact a life," Tara Wood said.
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To see a woman like me who could mentor me and take the time to explain things to me kept me going.
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Happy Father's Day to him and to all of the dads out there who take the time to teach what matters most.
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"If people want to take the time to vote they should be able to, and their vote should be counted," Ducey wrote.
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We knew publishers weren't going to take the time to adapt their content to Instant Articles unless it worked for their business.
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They're not going to take the time to listen to an album anymore because they have to jump on the next thing.
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I think it's actually a thing that people on the left really should do — take the time to understand all of that.
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These aren't supported by every podcast player, however, so it's rare that podcast producers will take the time to build them in.
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Let's take the time to find people who fit their districts, have compelling stories, and work hard to earn support from voters.
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The writers wanted to be careful about surfacing Wasp in a story where they couldn't take the time to properly introduce her.
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If you choose a free app for your children, take the time to open it and try it out first, Elgersma suggests.
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Take the time to evaluate the pros and cons of your current employer and position, and what you want for your future.
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"Personally, I have benefited so much from people who were willing to take the time out of their busy schedule," Lee said.
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How many of us are going to take the time to scroll through the new policies and change our data settings, though?
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A robot vacuum is great for those who want a clean home but don't want to take the time to actually clean.
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Everyone needs to take the time now to do their part in preparing for the worst, while still hoping for the best.
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"We will proceed with a sense of urgency but will take the time we need to conduct a thorough investigation," he said.
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It can be useful if you take the time to set it up and then disable other app notifications to prevent duplicates.
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We have to take the time in our activism, and in our fight and our struggles, to be treated and considered equal.
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If VCs truly want to succeed in this market, they need to take the time to understand the fundamentals of consumer investing.
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Then take the time to vibe out an artist to execute it, someone you won't mind spending some quality pain time with.
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When I sought help, I was advised that I take the time to explore my sexuality as part of my healing process.
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That benefit should be expanded to both parents and primary caregivers, with added incentives to encourage parents concerned to take the time.
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Deciding that you want to take the time for yourself, that you're important enough, that it's not optional, that kind of thing.
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Or, if you're playing host, you might take the time to arrange the rental of tables and chairs, flatware, glassware and tablecloths.
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"I would take the time because that really informs what you're getting," said Jon Shanahan of the YouTube style channel The Kavalier.
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This is a man who doesn't take the time to read summarized daily intelligence briefings, let alone to master complicated global problems.
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Trump's foreign policy "has me greatly concerned, but I'm not going to take the time today," Biden said at a campaign stop.
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"If we really want to change the country deeply, we've got to take the time to undertake deep reforms," Mr. Guerini said.
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If you can take the time to listen to the music they discuss while you read their conversations, the words will sing.
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The organization features are superb, especially if you take the time to set up category folders and then nest subfolders inside them.
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Take the time to hire a reputable tax pro and review their work carefully to help ease your worries this tax season.
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"Most people won't take the time to do something like that," said Francella, who now works for the Executive Women's Golf Association.
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I recommend that anyone who questions why marijuana should no longer be illegal under federal law, take the time to watch Sen.
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I'm sorry to be the one to break this to you, but nobody will take the time to shower you with praise.
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He recommends proactively evaluating where each of these elements stands, find the gray areas, and take the time to work on them.
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I've been in work-for-hire situations where we can't take the time or there isn't the willingness to form that connection.
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"I would rather they take the time to get it right, and make sure they know what their priorities are," Kessler said.
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Or, at the very least, next time you see a comic, take the time to mind those meticulously constructed Ps and Qs.
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Given that, it is on our roadmap to do plus-size, but we need to take the time to do it right.
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And most people that take the time to educate themselves usually … KS: The later, older generations did start the whole thing off.
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Cramer also likes to take the time to highlight private companies that are at the cutting edge of technological change in the industry.
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Bandai Namco did at least take the time to give the Japanese title (Kyoei Toshi) an evocative English translation, though, so here's hoping.
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Cramer also likes to take the time to go off the tape to highlight privately-held companies disrupting the industry they are in.
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" Take the time to put your feelings in context, he said, "then the very basis of these negative emotions becomes thinner, thinner, thinner.
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Instead of using a lender recommended by someone you know like most homebuyers do, take the time now to compare what's out there.
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People aren't going to take the time to seriously answer your question if they suspect doing so will be a waste of time.
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Even regardless of price, the average consumer is not going to take the time to send their new glasses in to be altered.
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This could be for a myriad of reasons, but whatever it is, take the time to thoughtfully explain your reasoning to your partner.
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At the end of the day, you need to feel comfortable with your advisor, so take the time to thoroughly interview any candidates.
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However we should take the time to separate facts from propaganda and listen to scientists and stakeholders to avoid prioritizing emotions over evidence.
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Anyone who can do these things, can build a nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missile if they take the time to do it right.
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That's a bit of a chicken and egg problem, as no one wants to take the time to post if no one's watching.
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"Take the time to educate yourself on the services that a franchise offers and their business model, both operationally and financially," he said.
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But, do take the time to think about what you want from sex, relationships, and love so you feel prepared when it happens.
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They won't take the time to end things with you, and instead treat you like crap in the hopes that you'll dump them.
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Before you invest in any opportunity, you need to take the time to thoroughly research the fund, the investment professional and the firm.
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If you're going to take the time, and take all the arrows and slings involved- I'm good with, hey, he did gay marriage.
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Justin Runyon, Chili's social media manager, told BuzzFeed that the restaurant's team was more than happy to take the time to help fans.
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"Cardi was overzealous in getting back to work; she didn't take the time necessary to fully recover from her surgery," her rep said.
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"They take the time they need to do the show at its highest level of quality," Bloys elaborated when speaking with Entertainment Weekly.
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But if you know what you're doing and take the time to learn advanced strategies, you can make some serious money playing cards.
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Here are some of the key changes: I hope you'll take the time to read the full range of actions we're announcing today.
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"People who take the time to learn grammatical rules in school can sometimes get very, very attached to those specific rules," Solomon said.
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Take the Time to Read the Label Without any real knowledge, our reflex is to often pick the prettiest bottle on the shelf.
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I hope we run into each other at another event or on the street and I can take the time to say hello.
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It'll make your contact feel like you really care, and it'll allow you to take the time you need to do good work.
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This is something you should do when downloading any app, but few of us actually take the time to read the fine print.
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Take the time to determine how the women in your life feel about the situation and why they feel the way they do.
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There's definitely an art to writing the perfect cover letter, and it's one that many job seekers don't take the time to learn.
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If you take the time to do some research and see what's available to you, you'll be amazed at what you could save.
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It's easy to always feel busy, but take the time to determine if the work you're doing is fulfilling or leading to income.
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We wanted to take the time to reach out to partners and implement more front end user control before rolling this feature out.
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Yes, read each fact-check with a critical eye, and take the time to learn more about the facts that are in dispute.
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This can deeply impact your hiring potential for future jobs, especially if you don't take the time to mentally and emotionally prepare yourself.
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It's amazing when you take the time to assess the value of something in your life how often you'll decide you actually don't.
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"The Senate will now finish work on our bill, but will take the time to get it right," Alexander said in a statement.
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Jenelle Lozano, Huntersville, N.C. What a wonderful audiovisual experience you and your team have made available for anyone willing to take the time!
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If we can take the time and tolerate the awkwardness of familiarizing ourselves with our neighbors, it can help us maintain robust communities.
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So that's why I think people should know that they can take the time option and self-certify for up to 10 hours.
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Recipes: Basic Sugar Cookies | The Fluffiest Royal Icing | How to Make Sugar Cookies Take the time to roll cookie to the right thickness.
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Nonetheless, if you take the time to read Judith Chernaik's new biography, "Schumann: The Faces and the Masks," your life outlook may improve.
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Most people who are sick with COVID-19 have mild symptoms and are advised to stay home and take the time to recover.
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"Take the time to really get your foundation down and explore what you're interested in at a fraction of the cost," she says.
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"I do take the time to take a second for myself to post and see what other people are posting," Kardashian West added.
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Think about your dog&aposs needs, and then take the time to review our top picks for the best dog beds provided below.
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The purpose is to take the time to cover important issues thoroughly, with discussions about history, philosophy, economics, our founding principles, et cetera.
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"I would like to take the time to apologize to the families who were destroyed due to my dealings in drugs," he said.
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"At the very least it doesn't sink.... You can take the time and effort to bring it back to operation again," Koh said.
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"All of these basic questions can help guide you to the right card if you take the time to ask them," Schulz said.
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I like it when people say that my work inspired them to take the time to look closer at the world around them.
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Take the time to analyze the matches as they go up on the board rather than waiting until the whole draw is complete.
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If we'd just take the time to truly go through it, we could assess what holds real value to us and what doesn't.
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"I'm going to take the time and I'm going to read the bill and I'm going to talk to families," Scott told reporters.
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I have seen firsthand, that when we take the time to get to know young people fighting to overcome homelessness, lives are changed.
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Privacy policies are tailor-made to obscure their murky contents, and few of us take the time to read the terms of service.
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Real people can still have an impact on the outcome in Washington D.C. They just have to take the time to do it.
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"Far too many people get weighed down in doing, and never take the time to think and feel," Branson wrote on his blog.
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You're reflecting on your life, if you're lucky enough to take the time and slow down and be in that kind of place.
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We take the time to savor every crumb of a single pastry, eating at the same pace together, and I feel honored, loved.
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Sorry, bloodthirsty millennials ... Kathy says it's better to use your imagination, or just take the time to read up on Bundy's brutal murders.
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Take the time to enjoy the crunchy entries; those stacks in the northeast and southwest are great, as are the long Down entries.
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We should pull ourselves up by the bootstraps and fight through it and it's a little peculiar to me that whole idea, if someone is physically hurt we're okay with letting them take the time to come back, but if someone is in a difficult place mentally, we're not okay with allowing them to take the time that they need to come back.
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You have to actually take the time to figure out the opportunity costs and gains of each and what to pursue over the other.
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Most delivery drone prototypes still tend to hover like helicopters as they lower a package by cable or take the time to actually land.
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Unlike some rappers at his level, Peep would take the time to fulfill every request thrown his way by fans, media, and other artists.
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T. heads in to work for a little, so I take the time to catch up on the new season of 90 Day Fiancé.
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So use that power in your favor, and take the time to plan what you're going to do when you get to your destination.
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"But you have to take the time to find out what they actually want since it is often not what you expect," he says.
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But something about seeing John Krasinski take the time on his birthday to encourage fans to help families impacted by cancer really got me.
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Sheila Krumholz, executive director of the Washington-based Center for Responsive Politics, says voters need to take the time to research candidates' financial ties.
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If you don't take the time to hover your "Important" email in Gmail, you might never know that the "Google Magic" was even there.
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If you're unsure what "antifa" means, what the groups stand for, or what they were doing in Charlottesville, take the time to educate yourself.
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"I do take the time to take a second for myself to post and see what other people are posting," Kardashian West, 35, said.
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So once every two years, you've got to take the time to have a conversation about everything new you can do on your phone.
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"The Senate will now finish work on our bill, but we'll take the time to get it right," he said, in a statement. Rep.
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As busy as you are right now, take the time to double-check your work and keep an eye out for other people's messes.
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As I take the time to wind down my thoughts, I have to note that writing this story has been very personal to me.
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"I was absolutely shocked he would take the time to do this," says Catherine Grenaway, director of client services at Etobicoke Services for Seniors.
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I also want to take the time to thank the town of Frederick, Greeley, [the] FBI, the DA's office, the CBI, for exceptional work.
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"Take the time to look at all the assets that exist," certified financial planner Zaneilia Harris, president of Harris & Harris Wealth Management, told CNBC.
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People who take the time to exercise, meditate and eat well have more energy, are more motivated and perform better than those who don't.
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Because they value the advice of these experts, wealthy individuals take the time to research the right attorney, CPA or advisor for their situation.
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When we decide not to invest in a company, we always take the time to explain to the founders the reasons for our decision.
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"People who take the time to ask how you are and listen versus just ringing up your Children's Motrin and calling it a day."
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"I don't normally take the time to respond to critics in the media when they have no clue what they're talking about," said McConnell.
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"'It's always a huge compliment when an artist loves your song enough to take the time and effort to rework it," said John, 70.
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Hopefully, the star will take the time to re-educate himself on the term and be more thoughtful with his words in the future.
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Just because you can take the time to learn about companion planting and how this ancestral technology made its way all over the Americas.
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She plans to take the time she currently spends on social media and put it towards finishing her five-book, young adult fantasy series.
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I did not take the time to prepare healthy dinners, as it's very hard when you're a full-time employee and mother of four.
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Its nonexistence should be very troubling for a prosecutor, and for any of us who take the time to think what it may mean.
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It's much simpler to refer to a neurologist than to take the time to figure out if a patient's dizziness is serious or not.
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Instead, they should take the time to learn the business and understand employees working in nontech sectors, like supply chain operations or human resources.
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I urge everyone to take the time to watch it wherever it's available, even through the lens of my smartphone on my Facebook page.
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"Take the time to figure out which one is best for you and explicitly express why" that's the case in your application, says Kosaraju.
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Democrats who need to campaign would still likely take the time they needed to do so — although they may need to miss some votes.
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Women have to take the time to focus on our mental health — take time for self, for the spiritual, without feeling guilty or selfish.
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Take the time to watch a few music videos in a row in the year 2017 and you might start to notice a trend.
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"We're going to take the time to get this right," House Energy and Commerce Committee chairman Greg Walden said at a subcommittee hearing yesterday.
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"The board will take the time it needs to find the best candidate but I am pleased with progress we have made," he said.
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In addition, I believe Trump will take the time to explain his actions to the American People as will a Price, Ryan and McConnell.
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"Take the time you need to review your choices and cast the ballot the way you want it to be cast," Ms. Underhill said.
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"It's important from a public health perspective, and a workplace morale perspective, that people can take the time they need to recover," she said.
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Lately, I am often so moved by the customers who take the time to come up to me and thank us for being there.
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McLean suggests that anyone who is passionate enough to spend thousands of dollars on vice should take the time to educate themselves about it.
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But if you are creating a budget for the first time or drafting a new budget, take the time to write it all out.
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To do so reminds us that we are part of a greater and more beautiful planet than we often take the time to remember.
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Untrustworthy news and political campaigns often use statistics to make bogus claims — rightfully assuming most readers won't take the time to fact-check them.
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But let's take the time to hear from all voices affected — whether they're a three employee startup, or a tech behemoth with 30,000 employees.
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We want to take the time so that the second season is every bit as ambitious and beautifully produced as we can make it.
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Take the time to do something that decompresses you, whether it's taking a bubble bath, cracking open a book or going for a walk.
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The best advice his dad has passed along, he says, is to slow down and take the time to produce the highest quality product.
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"But we will take the time to get this right and are committed to fully addressing regulators' concerns and receiving appropriate approvals before launch."
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However, she believes that doctors should always take the time to educate women on all their birth control options and their respective side effects.
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It relies on didactic text and the willingness of the viewer to take the time to discover who Gonzalez was and what she accomplished.
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So health professionals need to take the time to start connecting with them where they do spend their time — and that's on Facebook and Instagram.
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I've never been one to take the time to write in a journal, but I'll post so I remember all those journeys, all those scatterings.
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Even though we have a lot of "life admin" stuff to do today, I'm glad we take the time to make a nice breakfast together.
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Google says the idea is to encourage more casual posts for when users may not want to take the time to upload a full video.
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I desperately wanted to go to Australia but I couldn't take the time out for the trip, so I thought, 'Fuck it, bring Australia here.
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"We tend to be so busy that we don't take the time to step back and ask questions about the situations we're in," says Staats.
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People who take the time and initiative to pursue knowledge on their own are the only ones who earn a real education in this world.
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Even if you think you are the best judge of character, always take the time to get more opinions because we all have blind spots.
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Take the time to learn and educate others on what the "heartbeat" bill (not really a heartbeat bill at all) and other legislation really means.
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I can take the time to think about a sequence, traverse a location, feel out the corners of a scene and let it sink in.
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Considering that many liquor stores are small businesses, it's necessary that Drizly take the time and effort to make each POS work with the platform.
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Because the playing is more casual, you can take the time to look around at the crowd and enjoy the full effect of playing onstage.
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While we are still not yet at full employment, take the time to understand and leverage both the risk and opportunity of tight labor markets.
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But when Obama does take the time to offer his thoughts on the state of our culture and our politics, he's always worth listening to.
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"We found that people don't really want to take the time or energy to post about something they didn't like," said co-founder Adam Cooper.
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Before you sign a term sheet, you need to take the time to contextualize the profile of the person who is taking a board seat.
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The only way I can avoid my daily Dunkin' is if I actually take the time to make a pitcher of cold brew in advance.
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When I have some time off, especially after a lot of travel, I really take the time to unplug and just completely ignore my devices.
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She wants to go to Japan to visit family but I don't think I can take the time off, since I've just started my job.
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Yes, it's painful, but you may need to take the time to back up or sift through less-used apps and photos to make room.
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McConnell explained that lawmakers were very focused on the needs of the 9/11 families and didn't take the time to think through the consequences.
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"We will be going dark while we take the time that we need to complete Below without compromise," Capy explained in a short blog post.
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I still take the time to re-familiarize with the first unit, and brainstorm some ways to make the lessons more engaging and hands on.
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If you take the time to look back at your life no matter the ups and downs there's so much to be thankful for today.
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"The Senate will now finish work on our bill, but will take the time to get it right," Alexander said in a statement released Thursday.
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As we're officially halfway through the year, let us take the time to evaluate all the jokes that have come into our lives this year.
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But if you're fighting a battle of disconnected formats, nobody wins, because nobody wants to take the time to figure out what talks to what.
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And in many cases, job descriptions are meant to weed people out who won't even take the time to apply because they think they're unqualified.
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When looking at website or newspaper, people often look at the photograph first before committing whether to take the time to read the entire article.
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"I often encounter situations that can be resolved if I take the time to think about an alternative way to approach the problem," she says.
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These dogs have a very tough job, and we're glad to they take the time to blow off some steam every once in a while.
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When gas pains seem out of the ordinary, it is important to take the time to figure out what's really going on in your tummy.
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Instagram, Facebook, Twitter: The options in the digital age are as endless as the human imagination, if you take the time to explore what works.
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Just a few people would stop and take the time to explore these places that, through granting wishes and generating power, keep Los Angeles humming.
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Take the time to imagine your dream life — write about it, draw it, whatever it takes to really picture it — and then go do it.
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They repeatedly cite the idea of "operational interventions" — meaning that they can take the time to re-adjust strategies and create savings across portfolio companies.
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We need to take the time to review his record and have a hearing where he has an opportunity to directly respond to those questions.
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For that matter, why take the time to type the words "I know, right?" or "Just kidding" when you can just type "IKR?" and "JK"?
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Congress must take the time to think, to craft, and to discuss bills that move our country forward, no matter who is in the majority.
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"It touched my heart that someone would take the time, stay dogged and be dedicated to the welfare of a wrongly convicted man," it read.
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The machines produce a so-called "paper ballot," which voters can use to verify a text printout of their votes if they take the time.
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The brokerage account you choose is important to your finances, so take the time to research the best account for your needs before opening one.
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The reason I was able to take the time to learn to DJ was precisely because I had the other job to pay my rent.
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As you leave 20183 behind you, make sure you slow down and take the time to sit and ask yourself: How do I really feel?
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This is a no-brainer, and yet so few party hosts take the time to make a decent spread to soak up the evening's booze.
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Neither the average reader nor an underpaid editor will (or can) take the time needed to approach these difficult symptoms and causes of modern discord.
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But this easy access can get you into trouble if you don't take the time to learn about the unique risks an alt may carry.
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Instead, take the time to breathe, think through the facts of the situation, utilize a quiet zone, and ground yourself with what you're grateful for.
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Everyone appreciates clear, crisp communication, so if something you've put together feels likes it's running long, take the time to see what you might cut.
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He was also able to take the time to save money for nicer furniture and finishes, instead of settling for cheaper items of lesser quality.
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"Please take the time to respond to this anonymous survey and link it to everyone you know in Iran," the Friday post reads in Farsi.
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We take the time to show younger kids innocent videos and television, so why would we expose them to an environment that is not safe?
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The CuddleCot enables the baby to stay in the room and gives them the opportunity to take the time they need to make a decision.
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If you take the time to say why things fit what you like, it's in their best interest to get you right as a customer.
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But she estimated she would need at least $40,000 more so she can take the time to rehabilitate the hip without having to give lessons.
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Then take the time to explain what you've done to rectify any skills gap and continue your training to show you learned from the past.
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Jay argues that it's perfectly fine to take the time to try out different options, as long as you explore them in a mindful way.
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More kids will take the time to go through the lunch line and less food will get thrown out at the end of the day.
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"It was kind of a joke, at first, almost like an honor that someone way more powerful than me would take the time," she said.
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If you take the time and effort to put a will or trust in place while you&aposre still alive, you get the final say.
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But take the time to understand the value of what you're giving away, and bring discipline to the process early by creating an employee pool.
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If they need more documentation, you&aposll have to take the time to gather those documents or make what you&aposve already submitted more clear.
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The healthspanners see us as subject to linear progress: animal studies take the time that they take; life sciences move at the speed of life.
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How many of the honorees will take the time to thank their co-stars and agents before going directly to the horrificness of Donald Trump?
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The new, learning Trump-Pence administration will, I hope, take the time to examine the complexities of environmental regulation and proceed wisely, and sometimes slowly.
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THE NOMAD IS NOW WORKING, BUT ANY POWER CUT WILL TAKE IT OFF THE AIR SINCE WE CAN'T TAKE THE TIME TO CHARGE THE BATTERIES.
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Not burping baby properly One of the key mistakes many new parents can make is failing to take the time to properly burp their newborn.
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Who among her circle in Belarus or in Singapore, where she attended high school, would take the time to find her email or phone number?
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The moon in Taurus connects with Pluto and Mars, finding you feeling intense emotions and encouraging you to take the time you need to yourself.
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"State Department leadership felt it was important to take the time to assess the threat and related challenges," the State Department official told VICE News.
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But that bit of math assumes she didn't didn't stop to sleep at night, or take the time during the day to eat and cool down.
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I got a Manduka Pro mat for Christmas, but I didn't take the time to break it in with salt, so I'm slipping around during class.
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In her research, Moscato has argued on behalf of food pleasure: People enjoy the food they make more when they take the time to savor it.
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However, in January, she did take the time to celebrate the 20th anniversary of ...Baby One More Time, the album that skyrocketed her to pop stardom.
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Not like warp drive, but more that somebody didn't take the time to think this through—like putting a hole in the glove in The Martian.
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We are working on a controlled, slow work with the well so that we can end this situation ... We need to take the time it needs.
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And the manager is going to be trained not to get defensive right away, but instead to take the time to understand where you're coming from.
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And yet earlier this month, the Texas House's International Trade and Intergovernmental Affairs Committee announced that it would take the time to reflect, learn and grow.
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In 2016, let's take the time to focus on the more important things in life — the accomplishments that can't be measured by a scale or waistline.
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So each episode here on Impeachment Today, we take the time to dive into one aspect of the impeachment proceedings that just really deserves our attention.
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If you're going to take the time to do formal estate planning, you might as well take a few minutes to consider your social profiles, too.
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Take the time to learn how income can be created from all of your assets and then approach the Social Security conversation from your unique position.
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"Cardi was overzealous in getting back to work; she didn't take the time necessary to fully recover from her surgery," her rep told PEOPLE last week.
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To take on the iPad, Google needs to give up its Dr. Frankenstein act and just take the time to craft a tablet from fresh parts.
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Borlabi says you need to always take the time to "check in with yourself," and when you do that, you begin to figure out your values.
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Now, Hofmann says that, despite the immense interest in his project, he has to take the time to make sure it doesn't fall apart before continuing.
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"My gosh, I'm so deeply touched that someone would take the time and care so much to go through all this," says Mannino of the serenade.
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More importantly, I was actually able to take the time to figure out if I liked him, instead of worrying whether or not he liked me.
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"We obviously all make mistakes, but if you can't take the time to proofread something so important then I don't need you," the Reddit user says.
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This timelapse is over in about a minute-and-a-half, but you should really take the time to step through some of these memorable covers.
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With each election we've learned something new, and we will continue to take the time necessary to ensure that the voting process is secure for voters.
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This is a necessary step, since most of the apps weren't designed for kids, so parents need to take the time to review permissions for each.
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"Thank you for allowing me to take the time I needed at the end of last year to step away from all the craziness," she said.
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Take advantage of employer-sponsored retirement plans Employee benefits may be hard to understand but it's worth it to take the time and understand the offerings.
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Whether you're single or celebrating the holiday with your swiped-right boo thang, we hope you take the time to cozy up with a great story.
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Hopefully this can be in Bahrain but, if not, then we will take the time it needs until Russia to make sure I am completely ready.
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Take the time to eat your food and pay attention to what it is you're eating — what it tastes like, feels like, smells like, looks like.
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Put what you're feeling into perspective, figure out when you're feeling this way, and take the time to be kind to yourself and enjoy your day.
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When Trump said, "speed is not that important to me," he also showed he is willing to take the time needed to make a good deal.
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"Members of Congress don't often take the time to travel to Indian Country and we were happy that she did," said Choctaw Nation Chief Gary Batton.
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It's a helpful touch that makes it easier to get a quick glimpse at videos you've taken without having to take the time to open it.
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To suggest that the Senate is simply too impatient to take the time to do its job is an outrageous insult to every one of us.
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When thinking about moving to another city or state most people take the time to research such things as schools, transportation, crime, cultural and recreational activities.
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But news organizations should take the time to present both sides of any issue with the proper context and explanation that it's a tweet, nothing more.
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In fact, if you take the time to look at the math, you may conclude that seemingly minor fees are far more dangerous than you think.
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Today, in keeping with Yom HaShoah, we take the time to recollect and relate the stories of our grandparents and their parents to the younger generation.
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They falsely believe they earn so much money that their spending doesn't even matter, and they remain ignorant because they never take the time to check.
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China General Nuclear said on Saturday it respected the decision of the new British government to take the time needed to familiarize itself with the program.
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However, you should also take the time to consider another very important factor before you buy — how your credit will impact the cost of your mortgage.
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Before discussing money issues with your partner, take the time to think about how you feel money should be used and its purpose in your life.
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The leaders want to see poverty addressed in presidential debates, and they want more politicians to take the time to listen to the people it affects.
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While time is of the essence — global markets hate uncertainty — it is important for the United States to take the time necessary to get things right.
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Rather than jumping in with their opinion all the time, confident people take the time to listen closely to what their conversation partner is actually saying.
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And now American Airlines has now joined them, encouraging passengers with nut allergies to take the time to wipe down their nasty-ass tray tables too.
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Just make sure you register, and if not, if you're not gonna vote, at least take the time to do some homework on what's going on.
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"When the video had 52 comments, I remember thinking, 'I don't have 52 friends who are gonna take the time to comment on this,'" Morris says.
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Particularly if you're replying to a recruiter, client, or someone very senior, take the time to write full sentences and include proper salutations and sign-offs.
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The instinct, of course, is to fill the space with language, but I wanted to take the time to bear the full weight of her telling.
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But whether that will meaningfully resonate with buyers — whether they will take the time to read the labels and consider the antecedents and implications — is unclear.
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How many people trying to get the kids off to school in the morning and themselves ready for work will take the time to broil salmon?
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Before you apply, however, take the time to compare other travel credit cards and their rewards programs to ensure you wind up with the right fit.
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These new diners tend to be curious about the food and ask a lot of questions, and I try to take the time to answer them.
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The idea behind it is to encourage families to take the time and save the money so that they can meet all of their travel goals.
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So, take the time to browse through your phone for any photos like that — or snag the one off the team page of your company website.
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"If financial stability is important to the couple, it is important they take the time to sit down together to think through their combined financial goals."
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Whether you're a Peloton wife, a fitness influencer, or just an average gym-goer, it's important to take the time you need to rest your bones.
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Trump must have really been furious at Baldwin to take the time to delete that first tweet and then retype an entirely new, spell-checked one.
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When they're ready to propose, most people typically head to a jewelry store where they can take the time to peruse the various stones and settings.
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As people who study and write about the past, we should take the time to encourage that interest, rather than choose the easy route of sensationalism.
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During this hour, you'll take the time to open up your bank accounts and distribute your money for whatever you'll need for the next two weeks.
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"Take the time to visit these communities and talk to current residents to learn about the culture of that community as they do vary," she said.
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While it might not make financial sense to delay claiming for too long, you should take the time you need to prepare to claim your winnings.
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Finding the right people to work with your company and to make sure I take the time to find the right leaders to join the company.
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The sooner you take the time to learn some money basics, the sooner you can use this knowledge to plan out short- and long-term goals.
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I didn't bother to consider that it's usually those who are most vehemently pursuing an agenda who take the time and trouble to post reviews online.
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You should also take the time to thoroughly dry your toy with a paper towel or clean towel before you plop it back into the drawer.
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If you can take the time to wait in a DMV line for license or automobile registration then you can certainly to the same for voting.
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Before thinking about what the Christchurch terror attacks might mean for the United States, we should take the time to learn the stories of those killed.
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When you take the time to catch your breath, you should also make an effort to warm your hands to help keep you grounded and focused.
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But instead of focusing on how that failure makes you feel, take the time to step back and analyze the practical, operational reasons that you failed.
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Take the time to ask yourself why you feel such profound regret, and work backward to identify the values that are tied up in your feelings.
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" Dobkin also has words of advice for Ripple and others: "All startups relying on aggregated content should really take the time to talk to the publishers.
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"Ensuring we take the time to engage in activities that are protective and cultivate resilience is essential to our sustainability as people and professionals," Lee says.
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"Upon reflection, I regret that I did not take the time to fully understand the quiet title process and its history before we moved ahead," Zuckerberg wrote.
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Take the time to analyze the actual sender and the copy of the email (hackers are known to make spelling and grammar mistakes), before taking any action.
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Before you claim, take the time to think about how to work this important source of income into your overall financial plan, so you can retire well.
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You can take the time for the detective to have his Life Saver, and unwrap his Life Saver, while he's waiting for Laura's character to drive up.
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"I was on my way to the grocery store but that's what made me take the time and get it in the mail, my check," she said.
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"Everyone is going to take the time to regroup and console one another and appreciate each other's existence because we lost such precious lives," she told CNN.
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I am very busy preparing for Christmas, but I did want to take the time to write you an important letter about your scout elf, George Elf.
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It takes a lot of time to be preparing for a very busy profession and yet to take the time to do all of this comparative work.
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Take the time to practice talking about this out loud so you're comfortable with the material and your pitch when it's time to get down to business.
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We wholeheartedly support Wendy in this decision to take the time she needs and we will welcome her back with open arms the moment she is ready.
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"Every American who cares about holding our adversaries accountable, looking to prevent what happened from ever happening again, should take the time to go through," she added.
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You'll want to take the time to really get to know the car, since, you know, it's likely you'll be driving it for the next few years.
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Like the journey with Rachel and Quinn: Where are they coming from socially and psychologically, and to really take the time to unravel some of those things.
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Not only did he take the time to make something special and personal for his bride, but he also nerded out and went for the full-Potter.
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Now that I can sit here and verbally say that, I think that will help me with the steps to take the time and really address it.
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These stories reflect the things we care about most, and when superhero movies take the time to do away with outdated tropes, we're better off for it.
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The key is to remain calm and take the time to gather all your tax documentation, said financial advisor Allan Katz, president of Comprehensive Wealth Management Group.
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But, should you take the time to penetrate their steely exterior, you'll discover there's more to this sign than their aloof first impression would have you believe.
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Take the time to kick the tires on your health insurance choices during open enrollment — it could help you reduce the chances of a surprise medical bill.
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Freeland met Lighthizer on Wednesday and deflected questions about the slow pace of the talks, saying Canada would take the time needed to get a good deal.
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Take the time to learn about the art form and its cultural and historical significance before undergoing intricate designs, that way, you can share its context, too.
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There is a need for both sides to take the time necessary to close the gap between CVID (complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization) and the Libyan model.
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All too often in our day-to-day life, we don't take the time out to appreciate how fluffy, goofy and chubby-cheeked these special rodents are.
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She had no patience for whining, but she did take the time to remind me what my purpose was -- as a surgeon, but also as a human.
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Sometimes it's beneficial to take the time to look into other deals to ensure you're getting the best value for the product or asset you're considering buying.
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"Take the time to look at all the assets that exist," said Zaneilia Harris, a certified financial planner and the president of Harris and Harris Wealth Management.
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We're quick to share, and not many people would take the time to feed videos through a verification tool before sharing a scandalous video with the world.
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If you're pitching business halfway across the country and take the time to book a flight and deliver the pitch in person, I think that says something.
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"The board will take the time it needs to find the best candidate but I am pleased with progress we have made," he told a conference call.
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In March, Bromwich said that he was not going to take the time to respond to every "childish, defamatory, disgusting and false" tweet from Trump about McCabe.
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Take the time today not only to remember, but to listen, to learn, to start to understand what if feels like, in this world, for a girl.
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Schumer on Monday said Trump needs to be willing to walk away from the table and be willing to take the time to craft a good deal.
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"Litigation is always an option, but we think it's better to take the time and effort to resolve problems if we can," she said in an interview.
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During the summer, take the time to build new skills, help colleagues headed on vacation, and take on the pesky tasks that no one else wants to.
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Their hope, and mine, is that when individuals really take the time to understand what others are going through then it will open their hearts and minds.
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Certainly, money issues can come into play here as many figure they can't afford to take the time off from steady income to go back to school.
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Motivation is self-perpetuating and builds on itself, allowing for greater outcomes, so make sure you take the time to address your stress levels before you mobilize.
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It is time for us to halt the instinct to question the motives of those with whom we disagree and take the time to stop and listen.
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Drivers immediately called Lyft out on Twitter, questioning why drivers would want to take the time of going through a Taco Bell drive-thru without additional compensation.
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Be aggressive in dealing with insuranceIf you have any doubt that you'll need to file a claim, take the time and do it as early as possible.
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You don't have to go to a museum for hours, or spend an entire day looking at art — just take the time you need to reset mentally.
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Spira suggested all of these methods, but said to first make sure to take the time to heal and do things for yourself as a single person.
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That's the story I wanted to tell: a story about people who take the time to be careful with each other in very small and tender ways.
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Health Secretary Matt Hancock said that any health care worker at risk should self-isolate and should be entitled to take the time as paid sick leave.
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I'll try to work around the winner's schedule, but if you know for sure you won't be able to take the time off, then please don't apply.
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Finally, as is always the case when Taylor Swift drops a new album, do take the time to see what Jon Caramanica has to say about it.
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"Many guides have their own niche, and you should take the time to find the person who is best suited to your needs," Ms. Guest-Consales said.
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"I feel like if I can take the time to make them feel welcomed, then they would at least acknowledge that I'm there instead of ignoring me."
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"If you don't take the time to meet people and get away from tourist areas, you are really missing on the cultural experience of travel," Ofer said.
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Leon Panetta: The President ought to take the time to visit troops and take a close look at those willing to fight and die for America. pic.twitter.
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Paradoxically, the traditional labels have a precision to them that, if you take the time to learn the lingo, communicates almost exactly what is in the bottle.
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I think as business travelers you can become very habitual in your travels and not really take the time to embrace the unique elements of certain cities.
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So for this Black History Month (while also enjoying popular Black cinema) take the time to discover lost African-American films that paved the way for creators today.
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But the one thing he did have reinforced is that it's important people take the time to do that type of reflection, even if that's not always easy.
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We're all busy, but make sure you take the time to write and double check your email and that you aren't distracted or flustered when you're writing it.
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Can you please take the time to explain to me how she made three separate comments in support of ending #NetNeutrality more than a year after she died?
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Some men can't take the time to care for their own children without somebody taking cheap swipes at their masculinity, or even questioning their dedication to their careers.
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She believes that Go can take as much as 50 percent, but is prepared to take the time to make sure that the product-market fit is right.
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As we stand on the precipice of a revolution in virtual reality and quantum computing, few take the time to consider how these technologies might be used ethically.
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"It was important for us to take the time to keep the news for ourselves, but now we are ready to celebrate all the love," the couple added.
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Wolbrecht told BuzzFeed News she was "completely stunned" by the massive reaction to her thread, and she hopes people take the time to learn more about the topic.
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And believe me, if you buy a Countryman you'll want to take the time to read the onboard tips and tricks to make the most of your Mini.
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CNBC's warned Tuesday that investors should not turn bullish in the midst of a relief rally on Wall Street and take the time to do some profit-taking.
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But if people take the time to hear (and truly listen) to other people and their story, then just maybe you'll discover something that you never considered before.
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If I'm ready to have the time and take the time to stand my ground on a particular opinion or something controversial, then it's balls to the wall.
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If I take the time to scribble my thoughts on paper to you, no matter how bad my handwriting, I'm implicitly saying that you are worth the effort.
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So to start, Instagram is great on desktop because the images are huge, and because you don't scroll as quickly, you really take the time to consider them.
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Take the time to do some research and see what kind of prices the economy has set for your targeted card, then look for sellers undercutting that average.
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We feel for them and Erik is going to take the time he needs to come back and once he does we'll do our best to support him.
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It's really nice to be with Troian, our dogs and to take the time to figure out exactly what shape I want to take my career after this.
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"We know we need to take the time to get this right," Marcus, who is also due to testify before the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday, said.
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The NEB said it was reviewing Kinder Morgan's letter and that it would "take the time" in doing so to ensure the environment and public safety were protected.
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Building this transparency system may be complicated, and most users might not take the time to use it, but it could assist investigators and provide peace of mind.
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The families who tragically lost someone deserve a state attorney who will take the time to review every individual fact and circumstance before making such an impactful decision.
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That changes how Alexa answers questions — instead of prioritizing get-in-and-get-out efficiency, it'll take the time to elaborate on answers and provide age-appropriate context.
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Although I have stumbled across some over the years, and I'm always shocked and honored that someone would take the time out of their day to do that.
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When your financial advisor receives hard-copy documents from you that contains your private information, do they take the time to express being careful with your private information?
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For why would she take the time to place flowers on his grave before faking her own death as "Alice" if they didn't have some sort of connection?
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"You have to take the time to study; you have to know the issues, the facts,'' he said during a talk at UCLA's Anderson School of Management. "No.
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That's what he calls an awareness that you should take the time to spell check an email or ask someone to read your memo before you send it.
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"We hope that every voter can take the time to share their story and listen to what others have to say before election day," write the project's creators.
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This means we must take the time to become informed and vote in a way that will not lead to undesirable consequences and the fundamental changing of America.
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But we need to take the time to make sure we get it right if it's going to work, and it will come into effect later this year.
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Some questions that your PwC interviewer will be asking themselves are: Do you learn from your experiences and take the time to develop your personal approach to work?
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If Trump and Pompeo read from the same sheet of music, Trump could start to signal that he and his team take the time to coordinate on policy.
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The waitstaff was very attentive, and I watched several servers take the time to pore over the menu with first-time customers who didn't know where to start.
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They don't just let life pass them by, they figure out what they want and take the time to map out plans that will help them get it.
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Advisors need to take the time and brush up on the subjects of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology so they can properly address questions from their clients, Sokolin explained.
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Kerr says many successful people take the time just before bed to reflect on, or to write down, three things they are appreciative of that happened that day.
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If you find a good price with one retailer, you should always take the time to investigate the main competitors to see if they are offering something better.
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" A barista in Virginia said, "Some Starbucks partners are frustrated that they have to take the time to go through the diversity training because of someone else's actions.
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Griffin said that coffee table books are another good item to get on Amazon, since they're a home staple that people often don't take the time to buy.
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I want to take the time to accept that you're going to have bad swings, you're going to have a bad day and it's all reflective of life.
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"We wanted to try to incorporate that spirit when you take the time to sit down and eat with friends," says von Hofmannsthal, while absentmindedly plaiting her hair.
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We work hard to create a conversational talking point in our own identities, but few people take the time to get in touch with what actually motivates them.
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Take the time to catch up with old friends and reminisce about your big day, with folks like fashion icon Valentino and his partner, Giancarlo Giammetti, for example.
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However, if you're going to take the time to make a soup from scratch, why not use fresh produce and organic ingredients instead of tacos from Taco Bell?
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The Free Portrait Project reminds us that if we take the time to interact with our neighbors, it can become a point of empowerment in understanding our communities.
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Facebook's settings are notoriously arcane, but if you take the time to dig into them, you can find a lot of switches to turn off Facebook's biggest annoyances.
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Legal jargon can be challenging to understand, so take the time to talk it over with your lawyer and check out The Knot's helpful glossary of common terms.
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Still, people should take the time to review an advisor on the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority's BrokerCheck website and the Securities and Exchange Commission's investment advisor search site.
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This dangerous cycle perpetuates disinformation since we almost always don't take the time to independently verify what we read and view to be true in the echo chamber.
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Take the time to become informed citizens and neighborhood leaders, so that you may first assist your community and then guide our government in providing appropriate response measures.
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That just puts us and the legislature in a position where we are going to take the time that's necessary to do this and to do it right.
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And in amid a whole lot of investor speak, there was also a key lesson in leadership: Take the time to recognize your team for their hard work.
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As Democratic presidential candidates gather in Westerville, Ohio, on Tuesday for a primary debate, I hope they will take the time to learn from places like my city.
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When comparing estimates, price is the most obvious factor, but take the time to revisit the complaint database to determine which company has a history of better service.
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Rome City Manager Sammy Rich told The Rome News-Tribune last week that it was "disappointing" that someone would take the time required to "surgically" deface the statue.
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The thought that the President of the United States might take the time to sit through an entire briefing, much less all of them, is, frankly, mind-boggling.
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"I think the jurors all know how serious this case is and they want to take the time and go through the evidence and the charges," said Wolfson.
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If other manufacturers take the time to develop a worthy challenger to the Impossible Burger, or just other high-quality meat replacements, then there aren't really any losers.
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In 2018, take the time, dear reader, to gaze at the familiar, board the ferry to nowhere — and do not, at risk of an explosion, defer your dreams.
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But, one thing is for certain: You'll be in a much better position if you take the time to hear from those who've been at it for a while.
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And, more concerningly, if the general public will even take the time to wonder whether the video they are watching is real or the product of an internet troll.
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"Our hope is that it inspires someone else to be able to take the time to change their perspective of something awful and make it beautiful," Halbert told Today.
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Just take the time to read other user reviews, but if there's any kitchen appliance to consider, this refurbished Vitamix 5300 blender is at the top of your list.
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"You have to find accountability mechanisms, but also simultaneously know it's OK to make mistakes — as long as you take the time to actually learn from them," she says.
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"It's so rare that [Frank] would be kind enough to take the time to write the name down then go back on the Internet and find me," Turton says.
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"I didn't know how to manage or identify [my symptoms], nor how to allow myself to take the time to deal with the symptoms day to day," she says.
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Usually, only my closest friends would take the time to reply, and among those who did, it was time consuming to go through their responses and reach a consensus.
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When you are starting a company and want to build something for the long term, take the time to think through who your actual customer is vs the user.
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Even so, "If they bothered to take the time and effort to utilize their skills to do it, then I don't see anything wrong with it," they wrote me.
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It was complex perspective that resisted the extremes artists often find it necessary to incarnate—and generally, I don't think audiences wanted to take the time to understand it.
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It's a fine performer if you take the time to disable a dozen or so useless apps, install a new launcher, or customize Asus' Android skin to your liking.
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"We know we need to take the time to get this right," Marcus, who is also due to testify before the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday, told lawmakers.
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"We know we need to take the time to get this right," Marcus, who is also due to testify before the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday, will say.
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As with many on-demand tasks, time is money—workers who take the time to read the entire description may find that someone else has already accepted the work.
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Even if you yourself pause chat and take the time to respond thoughtfully to one comment or another, it's likely your voice will be drowned out in an instant.
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"Politicians in London should take the time to reconsider the consequences of the Brexit decision — but by that I emphatically do not mean Brexit itself," Peter Altmaier told Reuters.
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But if Nintendo were to take the time to add some accessibility options, it'd give him a chance to enjoy the game the way it's meant to be played.
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