McMillon takes the time to post stories about his employees.
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I really appreciate that she takes the time to do this.
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Scott takes the time to tease Rob about wanting a boy.
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So that's kind of what really takes the time, is perfecting things.
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"A lumberjack saves time when he takes the time to sharpen his ax."
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That's because the show takes the time to explore their rich inner lives.
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It's managing and dealing with all the companies afterwards that takes the time. Yeah.
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And when he's not directly interrogated, Schumacher takes the time to bring it up.
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Ozark takes the time needed to unpack the realities of coping with crime politics.
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Whatever direction Congress takes, the time to reform our nation's cannabis laws, is now.
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Khloé takes the time to check in with Kourtney on the whole Scott issue.
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When Randall goes upstairs, Beth takes the time to confide in her mother-in-law.
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She also takes the time to meet up with Bertie, which results in a kiss.
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No, he takes the time and effort to engage (aka fight) with people on Twitter.
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He takes the time to visualize his routine, which is taped to a recycling bin.
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But the agency still takes the time to run drills preparing for such a contingency.
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He always takes the time to greet the staff members and shake hands with people.
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Nobody in the film takes the time to familiarize themselves with Trump or Clinton's policies.
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He's tired, gruff, and business-like, but takes the time to politely answer my unwelcome queries.
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"It's great that there's a candidate that takes the time to know everybody's struggles," Mitchell said.
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The hints are all there, even before the show really takes the time to address this itself.
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"This is to make sure everyone takes the time to learn about our Community Guidelines," YouTube says.
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I hope everyone takes the time to make steps to self-improvement and towards kindness and compassion.
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"It's nice when someone takes the time to be kind and bring out your strength," she said.
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Seriously, who takes the time to build a Blair Witch-inspired craft project in between spit-swappings?
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Not everyone takes the time to notice and acknowledge the ways in which people grow and improve.
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You ask her for details on her policies, she takes the time to explain it to you.
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Video: #duchessofsussex arrives at the RA. A princess who still takes the time to shut her car door.
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We are asking for privacy as our family takes the time to absorb this tragic news and to mourn.
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Like The Sopranos before it, Ozark takes the time needed to unpack the realities of coping with crime politics.
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Rob's sister Kim Kardashian West takes the time to sit down with Chyna – and gives her some relationship advice.
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A server brings us out some bread and takes the time to describe where the different grains are sourced from.
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And, of course, Ive says "aluminum" in it and even takes the time to mention the Mac Pro's optional wheels.
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With no dad around and stepdad laid up, Lincoln takes the time to give a pep talk to his nephew.
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Now, she's more adamant about her hair health and takes the time to educate when she sees mistakes being made.
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Gruff and stern, Bruno nonetheless takes the time to educate Christian about the workplace politics and dynamics of the warehouse.
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It takes the time to admonish regulators, but shows no dismay about the size, concentration or power of Wall Street.
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Then when one woman takes the time to show just how uncomfortable those interactions are, people threaten to physically assault her.
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So instead of just hiring someone, she takes the time to visit a professional stylist and admits that she needs help.
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For instance, she takes the time to establish a fantasy financial system, complete with its own coinage: galleons, sickles, and knuts.
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I'm also glad that I'm speaking first, because we've all seen what happens when somebody takes the time slot after Leno's.
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I think there's a solid design somewhere in Doom VFR, and I hope id takes the time to tease it out.
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However, he does not follow me, which means he takes the time out of his day to search for my account.
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"I think anyone who takes the time to insult someone's child is pretty much a horrific human being," Zoe tells PEOPLE.
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He takes the time to prepare for the day ahead, decompress and enjoy a cup of coffee with others in the office.
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Not because it gives us shocking plot twists, but because it takes the time to fully explore the ramifications of each one.
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" Then, in the same apology note, Spacey takes the time to announce that he has chosen to "live as a gay man.
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It's even more surprising when the Hound takes the time to bury the corpses, and even tries, awkwardly, to pray over them.
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That's why our CineFix series, Movie Lists, takes the time to talk about the biggest surprise endings in movie history (spoilers abound).
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His constituents know he cares because he takes the time, in person, to listen to their concerns and offer ideas to help.
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And we should trust the competent, caring and honest person who understands our needs and takes the time to truly know us.
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And as Bernie Sanders takes the time over the coming days to evaluate where his campaign stands, no one should pressure him.
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But Handy takes the time to list those 222 words in alphabetical order, making it clear just what a feat it was.
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If a company takes the time to educate itself on the types of skills a veteran can offer, the opportunities are endless.
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Of course, Pixar's reaction video has a little more star power, and it takes the time to introduce new characters: Ducky and Bunny.
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BTW -- he also takes the time to talk a little trash to his would-be WrestleMania opponent, Shaq, and it's pretty damn good.
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Unlike what Facebook, Microsoft and Google have done recently, Apple rarely takes the time to showcase its long-term vision of the future.
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Even on a river boat, headed for the heart of the American military's darkness, he takes the time to shave smartly and neatly.
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Like "Boyhood" and the "Before" trilogy, this one takes the time to listen to the odd, random, surprising and incoherent things people say.
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He or she cares about what their employees think, respects their coworkers, and takes the time to listen to their worries or suggestions.
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"I am trying not to let pregnancy change me being me," she says, explaining how she takes the time to dress up every morning.
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We know this because America's clandestine spy organization takes the time to publish film and book reviews in its internal newsletter Studies in Intelligence.
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And Game of Thrones isn't heavy on empathy for the dead, so it's surprising when he takes the time to envision how they died.
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With each product, she takes the time to explain not only how it works, but how all couples, regardless of sexuality, can use it.
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"Any time the president of the United States takes the time to produce a budget, it merits a debate," Mulvaney said at the time.
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Like Marcias, she posts a lot of memes, but she also takes the time to pen miniature anthems to ceremonialize the way she's living.
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Anyone who takes the time to read the Mueller report can hardly avoid the conclusion that President Trump was attempting to obstruct the investigation.
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If your significant other takes the time to cook a meal for you, try to appreciate it, even if it tastes like sawdust and disappointment.
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"I hope @BetteMidler apologizes for her terrible transphobic comments and takes the time to educate herself on trans people's rights/dignity," one Twitter user wrote.
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If someone takes the time to give you feedback to improve your business, be thankful and seek out mentors to help you along the way.
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The family of Hot Mass really cares for one another and takes the time when the party is over to see and support one another.
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"Adam takes the time to listen and understand the issues and what players are concerned about and where they are coming from," Mr. Hill said.
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Today, my extended family still takes the time to have fun together, gratefully enjoy the things money can't buy and give back to those in need.
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America's crazy election system, explained "If Trump does come here one day, I hope he really takes the time to enjoy the Kallstadt way of life!"
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There's plenty of other worthy music to celebrate, and I'd rather Frank takes the time he needs to realize his grand vision than release something unsatisfactory.
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Instead of just focusing on the Queen, the Netflix series takes the time to explore more characters in the ensemble, including Prince Philip and Princess Margaret.
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There's the simple fact that he takes the time to make a sex jam on a mixtape where he's busy proving he's the best rapper alive.
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Every time DeWitte goes to London, to work with Black Death bodies being held at a museum, she takes the time to visit their original gravesite.
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But for the most part, when Trump takes the time to write down what he wants to do, his moderation and heterodoxies prove to be a feint.
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No. If my coming out can help anybody that is struggling, that totally takes away from any person who takes the time to write a bad article.
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The only explanation I can find for it is this very short tutorial, which takes the time to explain the acronym "SOS," but not a user scenario.
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Rather, she takes the time to think through the implications of a news story, film, or comment by a celebrity, and tackles it in a nuanced way.
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"The edge of a tray or the lip of a tabletop can become a moment of discovery if one takes the time to design it properly," he says.
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But the Howard brothers' moral dilemma, or lack thereof, is much clearer and stronger, and Mackenzie takes the time to justify all their moves and make them matter.
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It is only by working with a qualified audiologist who takes the time to understand an individual's hearing and communication needs that successful hearing aid use can occur.
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He is the sort of person who takes the time to talk to hoi polloi's parents at parties and poses graciously for photos with fans at the park.
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First Man takes the time to show us all the blood, sweat, and tears—as well as the not-insignificant amount of luck—that have gone into Apollo 11.
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"Kanye is so thoughtful and even when he's in crazy work mode he always takes the time to check in on me, see what's going on," Kim later added.
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That fact is plainly obvious to anyone who takes the time to look, and it should be marked as the moment this once-beloved virtual community center truly died.
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Well, it's the research that takes the time—the research and whatever it is in me that makes the research take so very much longer than I had planned.
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Women are taken for granted and pushed to the margins all the time: "Hereditary" just takes the time and care to dramatize an especially diabolical version of that process.
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I know this because I serve on the board of directors for Planned Parenthood, an organization that takes the time to understand when and why women seek out abortions.
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"Mary really listens when I say when I don't like something and takes the time to commission pieces that flatter me or make me feel strong," Ms. Colman said.
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The first lady often takes the time to put staff at ease by listening to them and she knows about their families and their lives outside of the White House.
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Each plaintiff voluntarily signed the agreement, which is clearly identified as an arbitration agreement and easily understood by any employee or lawyer who takes the time to review the contract.
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As any kid from anywhere can tell you — when someone takes the time to draw something that bashes people who look like you with every single ink stroke, it sucks.
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CNBC Meets' Tania Bryer speaks to global music megastar Dolly Parton, who takes the time to discuss her humble beginnings, her business acumen and her success as a music icon.
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Email me directly, not on LinkedInIt makes a big difference when someone takes the time to track down my work email as opposed to just sending a message on LinkedIn.
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Before steeling himself to commit murder, Cunanan takes the time to throw up in a public bathroom; we see that an anti-gay slur has been etched onto the stall.
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It's notable that season 6 takes the time to answer fan speculation over the ethnic identity of Todd, a Caucasian character with a Latinx surname, as if leaving no stone unturned.
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Google cofounder Larry Page tries to model the type of behavior he wants to see at the company so he takes the time to show humility and listens carefully to employees.
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In a world where most film directors, critics, and studio heads are white men, he takes the time to praise the stories told by directors, actors, and writers who are marginalized.
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But before he flees into the woods, Archie takes the time to color his hair brown with an unidentified box of temporary hair dye in an attempt to mask his identity.
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If someone takes the time to explain something she doesn't understand, she says, she can make an informed choice—an experience shared by most people encountering unfamiliar situations regardless of disability.
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"It goes a long way when someone takes the time to look me in the eye and tell me thank you and they appreciate me being there," the Utah employee said.
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He also takes the time to help friends set up Instagram accounts — like he did in 2016, when he flew to the Vatican to personally help Pope Francis create an account.
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"When you have someone who takes the time, and brings their gravitas and star power in, it's huge," said Bakari Sellers, a former South Carolina state representative and CNN political analyst.
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Star Trek Beyond offers spectacle (especially in its gigantic third act), but it takes the time to set up that spectacle, which makes it all the more potent when it hits.
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Without spoiling anything, Super Dark Times is scary because it takes the time to examine how a single act of violence can ripple differently through several lives based on what's already there.
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But the judge that jurors see is a grandfatherly, solicitous Southern gentleman, one who takes the time to ask after individual jurors and to thank them for the time they're putting in.
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I just hope that Lovato doesn't brush it under the rug, and takes the time to learn about the style on top of her head and give credit where credit is due.
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CNBC Meets' Tania Bryer speaks to global music megastar Dolly Parton, who takes the time to discuss her humble beginnings with CNBC, her business acumen and her success as a music icon.
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If your boss takes the time to share family details and personal information with you more so than with other employees, there's a good chance it's because you're their favorite, says Kerr.
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But in works like "Something to Hunt" and "Albatross" Ms. Fure takes the time to build these collections of sighing, scratchy and shuddering sounds into sophisticated textures that gradually take on profound expressivity.
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The game takes the time to walk players through the basic systems of the game and gives them an opportunity to hone those skills before sending them to die against a powerful boss.
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An excited Dakota — who was rescued later from the mountainside by a team — makes a b-line for her hiking buddy in a wheelchair and takes the time to lick her master's wound.
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Mr. Gray replied on Facebook, "When someone takes the time to write an actual letter, about a column that vanished over two years ago ... well, you feel you sort of actually accomplished something."
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Since she started so young too, I wonder if she ever takes the time to reflect on what's she's accomplished so far, as an independent artist in such a wild wild west industry.
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The comedy legend will receive the inaugural Golden Globe television special achievement award at the 2019 Golden Globes on Sunday — and we're happy to report she still takes the time to answer fan mail.
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It helps, too, that the film actually takes the time to show us bits of his everyday life outside the immediate plot points — something it fails to do for its other returning hero, Sarah.
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"Kanye takes the time to explain it when he thinks he's misunderstood, and that's not something advanced people do," he says, referencing the way West backtracked after the backlash to his "Bound 2" video.
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CNBC Meets' Tania Bryer speaks to global music megastar Dolly Parton, who takes the time to discuss her humble beginnings with CNBC, along with her business acumen and her success as a music icon.
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But it feels rushed, so eager to get to Dallas and get the action moving that it never takes the time to establish a main character we'll actually want to spend eight episodes with.
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This Is Gaslighting Any commenter who takes the time to write "who cares" is trying to incept us, egging us into conversation to defend why this should be a conversation in the first place.
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When used in conjunction with human interaction—a caring doctor who takes the time to listen and identify a solution, a nutritionist who's warm, respectful and concerned—to what extent might that effect be amplified?
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Syatt takes the time to reply to all his followers' questions, regularly reminds people that if you're still trying you can't mess up, and dispels myths to help people achieve their goals without overcomplicating matters.
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But Union shows what can be achieved when a public school system takes the time to invest in a culture of high expectations, recruit top-flight professionals and develop ties between schools and the community.
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It's also much easier to just blend all of your honey together, so when someone takes the time and care to keep it separate, you have to support that style, and hope that it then spreads.
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Matthew seems to live quite comfortably in his body — takes the time to stretch and run on tour, delights in a nice perfume worn by someone walking by, happily pays cocktail prices for Whole Foods juices.
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Heath coined the phrase "self-digitizing community" in 2011 to describe any group that "takes the time to organize information about itself or information that it cares about" by making its artifacts legible, archivable, and searchable.
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When you buy a product based on thousands of positive reviews and ratings it receives, your confidence comes from every individual who takes the time to share his or her thoughts on the product on Amazon.
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There's something absolutely beautiful about a perfectly executed, one-season show that takes the time it has to create characters and the world they live in, knowing that nothing will continue on after the final credits roll.
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Tasha: And I'll add: good on Brienne, still my favorite character, who survived without being killed off for cheap pathos, and survived her annoying weepy episode over Jaime, and who takes the time to memorialize him properly.
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Someone who takes the time to look at a face will -- at a rate far better than chance -- be able to see this repeated happiness and therefore judge that person as being of a higher social class.
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Whether in glacial erratics or the glint of weathered sea glass, Pelham Bay Park offered an incredible, tactile history of the city, and one that's open to any urban explorer who takes the time to find it.
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The real key to Blockers is the way in which the film takes the time to zoom in on the motivations of each of its distinct characters, rather than mashing them all together in a protective parents vs.
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On the side of good: Theo's mother (basically the Virgin Mary), who put herself through art school by modeling and takes the time to teach Theo about the Dutch masters even though they can only afford one servant.
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Shadow of the Colossus is a generally slow-paced game that takes the time to linger for beautiful moments, and the easily accessed photo mode — it's always just a button press away — lets you freeze frame your personal highlights.
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Here, the cheerful golden retriever meets all kinds of kids, many of whom are in foster care, but she takes the time to build special relationships with each visitor to ensure they don't leave the hospital with a "scary" experience.
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"Until Trump takes this issue seriously and takes the time to actually learn/recognize what North Korea's strategic concerns and interests are and start to build a policy that addresses them, not just look for quick fixes, the situation will continue to deteriorate."
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So having an IT team that can not only explain the technology itself and the desired outcome of implementing the service, but that also takes the time to understand the needs of the different business units can help greatly in converting skeptics.
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But when they asked a representative sample of 1,055 American women ages 18 to 95 to tell them what makes for a good sex partner, the three most common characteristics were: He/she takes the time to find out what I like.
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I hope the Governor—whose career as an Army officer, pediatrician and public official has always manifested a commitment to justice and equality for all—now takes the time to listen to those he has hurt and reflect on how to move forward.
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It could undoubtedly be replicated throughout other segments of the industry — including music publishing — provided Congress takes the time to develop truly comprehensive legislative solutions that would make it easier to locate, identify and license copyrighted works for purposes of legitimate online distribution.
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But just as important, is how it takes the time to tenderly depict Whiterose's dysphoria, DiPierro's alienation, and childhood friends Elliot and Angela's desperate desire to protect each other, which for reasons both valid and misguided they each see as their lives' work.
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When products are recalled, Fisher-Price says it immediately notifies everyone who has registered their product — that is, everyone who takes the time to mail in those white cards that come inside the product packaging, or submit their information and product number online.
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I think although he treats her fairly coldly, what we've seen with Jaime Lannister is that he might respond badly to something, particularly with Brienne, but then he takes the time to reflect and think about it, and he's sort of brought back.
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"I hope the prime minister takes the time to look at the alternative arrangements to the backstop because the backstop is the critical issue," Democratic Unionist Party leader Arlene Foster told reporters outside the European Commission, hours after EU leaders extended Britain's Brexit deadline.
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We, too, are using our children on the Internet to burnish our personal brands, from the C.E.O. who wants to let everyone know she still takes the time to attend her child's piano recital to the stay-at-home caregiver wanting recognition for his exhausting work.
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Next thing I know, an empty bus pulls up and not only takes the time to inform us that we have missed the last scheduled bus but then proceeds to offer to drop each of us near our homes as he was 'going in that direction.
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They say so Pretty straightforward, but if someone takes the time to say, "Please get back to me today" or "I'd love to know your thoughts by this afternoon" or "Let me know what you think before our 3 PM meeting" or "I need this ASAP," they mean it.
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Even when his schedule is packed — which is probably happening now, as he currently holds the top two albums in the country, and has a national tour right around the corner — Future takes the time to see Shekinah for upkeep...sometimes as often as three times a week.
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"I hope the Governor — whose career as an Army officer, pediatrician and public official has always manifested a commitment to justice and equality for all — now takes the time to listen to those he has hurt and reflect on how to move forward," Kaine said in a statement.
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The auteur knows how to build anticipation as well as any horror helmer, and he takes the time to establish the contentious rhythm between Elio and Oliver over the early weeks of the latter's visit, ratcheting up the sexual tension until their eventual union feels as explosive as it does inevitable.
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Back in 1977, Mr Argento cared more about getting to the next blood-soaked set piece than he did about examining his characters' inner lives, whereas Mr Guadagnino takes the time to flash back to Susie's rural Mennonite upbringing and to explore the feuds within the dance academy's ruling coven.
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"I knew a bright red blood spot on pristine white pants would make a statement in a society that rarely takes the time to actually read — that catching people's eye with something a little more shocking might be necessary to snap them out of their social media scrolling," she told Cosmo.
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This is because chinchillas can grow depressed if left in a cage and not many people want a play pen taking up their living room, making it important that an owner takes the time to let a chinchilla out of their cage to play and explore – they love games and treats!
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Another way of saying that, though, is Clinton wins over even people who disagree with her by treating their ideas with respect — she takes the time to understand their arguments, she's honest about her counterarguments, and she is relentless in her efforts to find shared ground on which to make progress.
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As the chief of a major telco, she holds regular town halls and dialogue sessions across all levels in the organization, which can stretch as long as three hours because she takes the time to ensure every employee has equal chance of being heard, and that she promotes the strategic objectives and key messages of Astro Malaysia.
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If he takes the time to consult the experts and approach the issue with discipline, he might have a chance at a negotiated solution in which the North could be offered inducements like the lifting of sanctions, economic assistance and a permanent peace treaty to replace the Korean War armistice — ideas that were all on the table in past negotiations.
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And when it takes the time to really delve into the complexities of the witch power fantasy, to think about what it means when the fantasy gives women power from a male source, and that source has its own agenda, when it begins to play out its ideas about power and autonomy and obligation and gender — well, then, just like the title promises, it's downright chilling.
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A wide-ranging collection of interview subjects and some haunting and haunted archival footage puts things in perspective, and Edelman takes the time to help viewers understand the Los Angeles Police Department's long-running strained relationships with the black community, while also laying out O.J.'s own complicated view of race, and how he distanced himself from the black community and activism as he became a celebrity.
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It does posit him as a frustratingly familiar Chosen One with special powers (dubbed "the shine," which will ring bells for fans of either the book or film version of King's The Shining), but it also takes the time to establish his family dynamic, and linger on the pain of a pre-teen discovering he can't rely on the adults in his life to understand or stand up for him.
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That's not because Atwood is bad at writing teenagers — her 1988 novel Cat's Eye demonstrates that she has always had a sharp eye for the vicious politics of girlhood friendships, and when she takes the time to put that eye to work on Agnes's shifting social status at school, it's clear she's lost none of her talents — but because Agnes and Daisy are carrying the burden of the plot.
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The phrase originated among black activists to encourage skepticism in political systems that have perpetuated racism, but "#StayWoke" has been used much more liberally over the last few years to describe any form of political engagement — whenever a white or a privileged person appears aware of racial injustices, whenever a celebrity takes the time to speak out about something political and even as a meme-able joke to indicate knowledge about anything (Charles Pulliam-Moore wrote an article about the phrase's evolution that you can check out here).
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I'm grateful to anyone who takes the time to read my book, but I would also say that I wrote this book for two groups of people: The first is kinky fetishists who share my fetish, who share my identity and have never seen that point on the human spectrum reflected in a healthy and non-stigmatizing and honest way in literature, film, or television… The second group is survivors of child abuse, and the letters that I get from them always break my heart, and I am grateful for those, too.
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