Question though, does it make you think twice about Scientology?
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And he's so little he doesn't think twice about that.
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Think twice about posting photos of your kid on Facebook
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Luke Waters will make you think twice about illegal immigrants.
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This is a bridge Apple should think twice about crossing.
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He did not think twice about Obama's young children then.
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Think twice about letting your kids play soccer with friends.
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Early on, you probably don't think twice about this behavior.
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Having a waiting list will make people think twice about selling.
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If you have cable, you probably don't think twice about it.
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It may also make executives think twice about taking on risk.
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"I didn't even think twice about it," Ambrose told PEOPLE emphatically.
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Think twice about sympathizing with the parents who do kill us.
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But analysts see that firms may think twice about their plans.
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So perhaps think twice about storing pirated content with Plex Cloud.
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I will think twice about what I post from now on.
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Investors, not traders, need to think twice about that panicky reaction.
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"Soldier: "It kind of makes you think twice about enlisting, huh?
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You should think twice about break-even ages if you're married.
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If it's a lifelong ban you better think twice about it.
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Parents should also think twice about the cars teens are driving.
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That might make them think twice about what coffee they buy.
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So did you think twice about reading 171 in seven months?
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So many things that I think twice about before I do.
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The European Union wants you to think twice about doing that.
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One more thing: Think twice about using retinal biometrics for identification.
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"I didn't think twice about putting football on there," Myra said.
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"We should really think twice about letting them come in freely."
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Still, friends and allies caution Trump should think twice about talking.
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But investors might want to think twice about throwing in the towel.
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It might think twice about eating a donut every day for breakfast.
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A parent with a voucher may increasingly think twice about using it.
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Think twice about picking from that vegetable tray at a summer picnic.
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It might actually make you think twice about leaving a nasty review.
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"It makes you think twice about going to the doctor," she said.
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If you can't be, you should perhaps think twice about having it.
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He suggested it might be technology people should think twice about trusting.
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If I were Spotify, I would think twice about the direct listing.
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Well, you'll think twice about it if the threat of fighting looms.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE (D-N.Y.).
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"Underqualified and underprepared men don't think twice about leaning in," they wrote.
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Still, Craig insisted Lamas' past didn't make her think twice about the marriage.
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The institute is making scholars think twice about forsaking study or moving overseas.
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Here are the TV teacher-student affairs we really should think twice about.
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I don't want him to think twice about that when he's 21 either.
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"I won't even think twice about those purchases," said Sandy, a sales trader.
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Maybe Noah will think twice about speaking over a woman of color again.
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You might want to think twice about sharing this one with kids, though.
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Certain foods that we wouldn't think twice about eating are toxic to dogs.
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Margaret says she didn't think twice about going through the open fetal surgery.
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Selena Gomez doesn't have to "think twice" about her affection for Celine Dion.
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The bartender wouldn't think twice about giving me a pour for the road.
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Think twice about hiring a money manager "Two words: 'Minimize fees,'" Schmidt says.
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And then think twice about whether you really want a cut-rate operation.
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It won't make them think twice about their responsibility to protect user data.
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And, you have to think twice about owning a business in this country.
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So, if this happens again… Maybe you start to think twice about it.
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Think twice about where your child's dirty diapers and juice boxes are thrown.
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Here are a few items you may want to think twice about packing.
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All of this is leading Woolf to think twice about expanding his groves.
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It helps, too, that the Suns wouldn't think twice about making this trade.
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Business "allies" didn't think twice about abandoning him after he made controversial comments.
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" • Quotation of the day "People think twice about even buying an ice cream.
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There are many reasons for women to think twice about reporting sexual assault.
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You might want to think twice about our Oscar and Super Bowl predictions.
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Many consumers wouldn't think twice about bringing a pet along, industry analysts said.
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She said her horrendous experience makes her think twice about having another child.
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That question makes me think twice about adding any debt to my plate.
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Lucas and Abelson don't think twice about hoofing two miles out of here.
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This will be one invitation people will think twice about putting on their fridge.
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Nowadays I don't think twice about pulling into Buc-ee's for a pit stop.
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And picking these apart suggests Mrs May should think twice about slamming the door.
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He doesn't need any of that to make people think twice about criticizing him.
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At the very least, you'd probably think twice about what you say in meetings.
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This might make Tate Modern think twice about funnelling tourists onto its viewing platform.
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First, Bashar Al-Assad will have to think twice about using chemical weapons again.
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And maybe, just maybe, going forward think twice about sending sensitive data over Bluetooth.
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The 20-year-old says she didn t think twice about making the donation.
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"I didn't even think twice about what the flag would be," he later said.
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"I have to think twice about what I post and share now," he said.
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He said he "didn't think twice" about jumping into the water to help her.
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By Thanksgiving, possible GOP challengers will "think twice" about running against Democrats, she said.
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"I'm sure most users won't notice and won't think twice about it," she said.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE (D-N.Y.). http://thehill.
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We should all examine its failures and think twice about continuing to fight it.
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Plus, it might make you think twice about what is really worth getting back.
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But, amidst those intense feelings, it's important to think twice about what you share.
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It's a pesky insect that most of us don't think twice about: the mosquito.
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Thanksgiving cooks, you might want to think twice about brining that turkey this year.
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Rather, he was challenging us to think twice about the stories of our own.
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Mr. Trump has also already forced American companies to think twice about exporting jobs.
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She told Australia's Nine News that she did not think twice about the rescue.
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After watching it, you'll think twice about putting your hands where they don't belong.
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So it doesn't hurt to think twice about the platforms you engage with online.
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Don't think twice about fibbing to save you both the awkwardness of unnecessary intimacy.
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We don't think twice about a couple having a signature drink or cocktail hour.
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Her post became a plea to all parents to think twice about failing to RSVP.
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People think twice about misbehaving when they know their actions may be recorded, he says.
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"I would think twice about doing any major home renovation or anything, probably," he said.
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These categories caught her eye, and led her to think twice about her viewing habits.
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This week's defeat may well make the DoJ think twice about obstructing other tie-ups.
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I would think twice about that idea if I were a Democrat running for office.
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Katrick, who had surgery for his cancer in September, didn't think twice about his decision.
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I realized how much it was about [Lamar] so I didn't think twice about it.
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Let's just say that you should think twice about buying that banana at the supermarket.
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Think twice about these four investments that pros say may be unlikely to pay off.
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The hookup made Doute, 36, think twice about dating Carter, whom she met on Bumble.
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"I think future governors in this country will think twice about stealing money," Melendez said.
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That can catch the attention of burglars and make them think twice about targeting you.
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You will think twice about buying and reconsider what you already own, with revived appreciation.
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"The Peanut Butter Falcon" will make you think twice about the way you treat others.
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Fat tough guys who wouldn't think twice about punching your skull in, like Mike Tyson.
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But think twice about joining them -- experts are wary and even caution against the idea.
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" As a child, Ms. Lang said, she didn't think twice about being "in" or "out.
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And Democrats may think twice about giving the president a victory before the 2020 election.
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No. Will it make you think twice about what's gone unnoticed in your tap water?
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No doubt, many voters would think twice about that opinion if home prices actually crashed.
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It has come back with a vengeance and we'd think twice about making it now.
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"We didn't have to think twice about it," J. Wilson's manager Paula Breaux told CNN.
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But donors and artists may think twice about getting involved with a festival in tumult.
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Think twice about getting rid of trees that aren't dead or posing a fall threat.
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The true romantic said he didn't have to think twice about giving up a kidney.
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That made Hanadi think twice about living in Apex, but where else could she go?
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You may want to think twice about swiping at an ATM you haven't used before.
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Consumers who expect a lot of drug costs might want to think twice about paying cash.
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But you do have to think twice about Ryanair trying to impose its will on others.
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And I'm sure if I was growing up right now, I wouldn't think twice about it.
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Perhaps more importantly, Tigers manager Brad Ausmus didn't think twice about sending Fulmer back out there.
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Still, I think twice about going to big events, like the Protestant church congress this weekend.
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PEOPLE's Natural Beauty Contest winner Mallory Pennino doesn't have to think twice about her favorite feature.
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"We always try to make people think twice about the subject or the technique," he said.
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Another factor which may make Labour think twice about a wide nationalisation plan is the expense.
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Taraji P. Henson didn't have to think twice about signing on to star in Hidden Figures.
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Most people don't think twice about picking up a phone charging cable and plugging it in.
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These accuracy problems should make us think twice about some of the claims of AI startups.
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Even if you're ready for marriage, maybe you should think twice about that Valentine's Day ceremony.
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Privacy is paramount, so you don't have to think twice about relaxing in the outdoor bathtub.
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Along those lines, some 401(k) advisors are encouraging plans to think twice about brokerage windows.
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So they may think twice about declaring just a bare minimum of nuclear and missile facilities.
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Putting a snazzy geofilter on your Snapchats is something many of us don't think twice about.
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"It makes employers think twice about hiring," says Vivian Ho, a health economist at Rice University.
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I'll think twice about ordering a taxi from my home rather than a small walk away.
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This might make the family members think twice about whether the extra hours were worth it.
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Another factor which may make Labour think twice about a wide nationalization plan is the expense.
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He doesn't think twice about challenging much taller and stronger rim protectors inside the painted area.
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But privacy-conscious users might want to think twice about the data they let apps collect.
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So think twice about what you film, respect personal boundaries and don't be a Snap-hole.
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Higher costs may make airlines think twice about growing aggressively since doing so becomes more expensive.
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They bought their first car, took frequent vacations and did not think twice about dining out.
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Doig paintings are so costly to insure that museums have to think twice about showing them.
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"He didn't think twice about jumping in to save a complete stranger," the GoFundMe page read.
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Though the sample size was small, it may make you think twice about what you post.
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Parents should think twice about bringing guns into the home, and instead consider other storage options.
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If employees can't walk safely to work, companies might think twice about locating in the city.
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Only monsters and people you should think twice about trusting drink iced coffee in the winter.
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I didn't think twice about using it in a room full of smart, progressive young adults.
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But my American friends, who didn't think twice about wearing shoes on their beds, were baffled.
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Until your score is above 600, you should think twice about applying for a new card.
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Who would not think twice about living out a life on this remote, landlocked, desiccated ground?
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"If you are a smaller company, you may think twice about moving into China," said Segal.
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Ultimately, though, I'm with William Butler Yeats and would think twice about luring in the fairies.
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Perhaps tying the two acts together will make lawmakers think twice about worsening our fiscal situation.
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Keep your profile information down to a minimum, and think twice about sharing anything at all.
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But think twice about blowing your payday on that giant house on the beach, Snap employees.
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Women should think twice about sacrificing their hard-earned civil rights on the altar of transgenderism.
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Now Democrats must think twice about trying to stop his nomination to be secretary of State.
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Thus, we might think twice about making gun safety first and foremost about the Second Amendment.
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If you&aposre paying off debt, think twice about tapping savings or forgoing saving for retirement.
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Oprah Winfrey, the talk show host, said she would think twice about giving money to panhandlers.
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The company's practices have made smartphone makers think twice about putting Qualcomm rivals' technologies in their phones.
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"I'm sure if I was growing up right now, I wouldn't think twice about it," Reitman said.
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Companies considering outsourcing will fear that they could become Trump's next target and think twice about it.
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But the case might also make consumers think twice about how they're choosing to spend their money.
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Laid out in one place, it was enough to make anyone think twice about installing the app.
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Given Nason's treatment, others with the right qualifications may also think twice about joining the new regime.
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If the bill is signed into law, it could make doctors think twice about offering prenatal testing.
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Corporate boards would surely think twice about approving an inversion if it meant higher taxes for investors.
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We didn't even think twice about it — we were like let's just put a fun outfit together.
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They serve food that you don't even think twice about ordering because it's their area of expertise.
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There are many other reasons you might want to think twice about submitting to a DNA test.
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"I hope that people think twice about the news we spread and information we receive," she said.
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In many parts of the western world, buying a toilet isn't something most people think twice about.
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It's only a $210 discount, but you probably wouldn't even think twice about paying the full price.
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Today, most of us don't think twice about the name Uranus, other than to laugh at it.
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Other cities seeing the consequences of a crackdown, they hope, will think twice about doing so themselves.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE, opinion contributor to The Hill. http://bit.
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All too often, we don't think twice about our fertility until we're ready to have a baby.
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"Festival promoters should work to find ways to make perpetrators think twice about their behavior," says Gardiner.
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This is also a time to think twice about having other people do your work for you.
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Watch the bizarre clip below, and maybe think twice about wandering into any ferret-oriented chat rooms.
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Given how far you'd go, was there anything at least that you'd think twice about doing again?
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"The girls asked, and I didn't think twice about doing it," Beth Brotherstone, the league president, said.
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His experience with "Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo" led him to think twice about Albee's warning.
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Now that it has, the Iranians will think twice about continuing Soleimani's interventionist approach to the region.
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He'll have to think twice about his anti-American policies in the Middle East and North Korea.
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And he'll have to think twice about his increasingly precarious position as the modern-day Russian tsar.
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But if your goal is weight loss, then you might think twice about using such a device.
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He didn't think twice about going out with me in public, and he didn't treat me disrespectfully.
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If I was looking for an urban mobility solution, I wouldn't think twice about buying the Embark.
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But Trump will need China, so he'd better think twice about starting a trade war with Beijing.
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If you don't expect much from your team, they won't think twice about going the extra mile.
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Obama has often advised younger people on social media to think twice about how they use it.
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Sticky wickets are below; if I left something out don't think twice about asking in the comments.
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Speaking of that, it turns out you may want to think twice about buying a luxury car.
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The possibility of inadvertently sharing location information … would definitely make me think twice about sharing pictures online.
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"She's on the edge of the research of how do we raise girls in the community, and it's invaluable, because parents who might not think twice about saying, 'Well, you didn't get the A. I'm not so happy about that,' might now think twice about that reaction," Flouret said.
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Yet a strong euro will surely make ECB policymakers think twice about how quickly and aggressively they tighten.
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So, it was something I ain't have to think twice about and always believed in, that it'll work.
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"I wouldn't think twice about it," the 27-year-old said about throwing his hat in the ring.
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Bishop Charles H. Ellis III will think twice about ordering the next time he goes to Taco Bell.
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You might want to think twice about poking your nose in a reptile's business after watching this video.
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Were she simply dating, I would not feel awkward, and would not think twice about pursuing a relationship.
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We'd only been friends for a few months, but she didn't think twice about doing this for me.
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Unless you need the help to get into the playoffs, think twice about moving either McFadden or Morris.
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Good economic news elsewhere, particularly in Europe, has made investors think twice about where to park their funds.
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New research shows that highly publicized stories of police violence could make people think twice about calling 911.
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But it seems like they're good enough to make people think twice about picking up a real camera.
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Maybe if President Trump came surfing in California he'd think twice about offshore oil drilling off our coast.
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It adds that "the U.S. will have to think twice about the fate" of the Trump-Kim summit.
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She says she hopes the president's warning will force Russia and Iran to think twice about supporting Assad.
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"In the coming weeks I'll think twice about choosing Brussels Airport," Leterme told Belgian daily Het Laatste Nieuws.
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Do you think the Chinese think twice about hiring a hacker with a mohawk or a tattooed face?
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That, along with Kim's reputation, may make many businesses think twice about trying to capitalize on the buzz.
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The Wizards won't think twice about digging themselves out of a hole with even more long-term money.
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Digging through Facebook or Twitter to figure out a friend's birthday isn't something you'd normally think twice about.
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It would make those engaging in business with Russia think twice about the reputation cost they could suffer.
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Such inner White House turmoil is one reason why other candidates might think twice about taking the position.
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Because North Carolina, where I went to college, has semi-open primaries, I didn't think twice about it.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE represented New York in Congress for 16 years.
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"We had to think twice about going to the (Halloween) parade" this week in New York, he said.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE represented New York in Congress for 16 years.
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Leduc insists he didn't think twice about Rico's comments, and doesn't believe it was a suicide warning sign.
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So it may be too much to expect anyone in this administration to think twice about such niceties.
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"Think twice about tapping it, because if Uber remains terrible after this, we have only ourselves to blame."
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"Certainly you want to think twice about being on the wrong side of your own president," he said.
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You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll feel even weirder about your webcam — and probably think twice about trying ecstasy.
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One of the books below might just make them think twice about their dreams of a futuristic utopia.
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Still, Hong Kong remains a city where visitors don't need to think twice about venturing out at night.
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It's "nothing I think twice about when it's time to 'squirt me with semen,'" says star Lily Lane.
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The argument is that if criminal penalties are truly awful, people will think twice about breaking the law.
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If the market is bad and these companies all fail, we are going to think twice (about an IPO).
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And while we're on the subject, you might want to think twice about getting extended warranties in the future.
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They only knew about the book after it was published, and, even then, they didn't think twice about it.
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If we treat each vote as our last, we will think twice about voting for extremists or joke parties.
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Yusuf used an exaggerated, Joe Louis style uppercut at points to make Muangthai think twice about pursuing the infight.
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She was taught that God loved her but wouldn't think twice about consigning her to Hell for wearing shorts.
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Businesses rated 3 stars and below on Yelp are not merely places to think twice about giving your money.
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So if you get a random vCard via your text app definitely think twice about opening it.[vincedes3.com]
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Instead, you're watching a story told in a format that you probably wouldn't think twice about showing to children.
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"Make sure the staff are paid well, make them think twice about the stories that they tell," he rapped.
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If that's the case, you might think twice about making a donation of art that's appreciated over the years.
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You're going to think twice about eating chicken wings after watching PETA's new super bowl commercial, released online Wednesday.
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Maybe next time they'll think twice about attempting to gut maternity care coverage in a room full of men.
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But for the rest of us, it's best to think twice about forgoing birth control after becoming a grandfather.
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Remember, the one caveat to this approach is that you should always think twice about the details you're sharing.
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But most importantly, it acts as a deterrent so that poultry companies will think twice about using abusive practices.
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The fragrance was launched as an effort to make people think twice about what they choose to share online.
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So if you're ever on vacation and spy a juicy-looking beach apple, think twice about that tasty snack.
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Opening up to PEOPLE after undergoing the procedure, Murphy said she didn't think twice about getting a double mastectomy.
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Then they'll think twice about the next time they scream at the barista or the person behind the counter.
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I didn't think twice about bringing a laptop to the doctor's office so I could work while I waited.
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Yeah, and so it basically makes people think twice about doing stuff that they're just doing out of spite.
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He was wearing black stockings, a bustier, and didn't think twice about it, because, well, that's what you do.
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But if growth fails to rebound, they (ECB policymakers) will have to think twice about raising rates next year.
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So what some of are the other words or phrases that you should think twice about using this year?
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE, a former chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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And there are already signs that Pelosi supporters might think twice about supporting her if regional concerns intervene. Rep.
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People feverishly protect their Social Security numbers, but they often don't think twice about handing out that cellphone number.
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The next time someone asks you for your cellphone number, you may want to think twice about giving it.
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His demands from companies have unquestionable merit, but they are also making businesses think twice about operating in Tanzania.
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Makes you think twice about having your dog's name or "Password123" as your go-to security blockade, doesn't it?
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It wasn't just the threat of the coronavirus spreading around the world that made them think twice about traveling.
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" Asked if he would think twice about posting such videos in the future, he said, "No not at all.
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Clark has been our family protector, making political canvassers and religious zealots think twice about knocking on our door.
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North Korea rightly believes Washington would have to think twice about using force if Pyongyang could reliably strike back.
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She could be hard on people — if they weren't pulling their weight she wouldn't think twice about evicting them.
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Marriott International and Booking Holdings are bracing for a pullback as consumers think twice about that spring break getaway.
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These burdens could make some in my generation think twice about accepting positions that require travel across state lines.
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And as that takes hold, Bully-boy Putin will have to think twice about Ukraine, Poland, and the Baltics.
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Doxxing, she believed, was an effective way to make people think twice about being so bold with their racism.
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If there's any lasting impact on this, it might be that people will think twice about pushing on boundaries.
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Her fear: The company will think twice about investing in her skills if it knows she intends to leave.
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This is the kind of deal that you don't have to think twice about — especially if you're a gamer.
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It's certainly true that the U.B.I. would make it easier for people to think twice about taking unrewarding jobs.
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At mile 15, I wouldn't think twice about running in comfortable clown shoes over something runway-ready but heavy.
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Either way, a lack of exposure to refugees doesn't look likely to make Rózsa think twice about his terrorist menu.
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He thought it was a "fucking disgrace" that fabric lost its license, but didn't think twice about Dance Tunnel closing.
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Twitter has unearthed a 2010 video of Gordon Ramsay that is making people think twice about the celebrity chef's behavior.
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The new 12-inch Samsung Galaxy Book is the latest tablet that'll make you think twice about buying a laptop.
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The new 33-inch Samsung Galaxy Book is the latest tablet that'll make you think twice about buying a laptop.
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The new 2600-inch Samsung Galaxy Book is the latest tablet that'll make you think twice about buying a laptop.
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"We might not think twice about a crown emoji, but in the sex-trafficking world, it added context," he said.
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Cumberbatch seemed hesitant to speak about what transpired but told host Ellen DeGeneres he "didn't think twice" about getting involved.
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Ultimately, a cruel man who didn't think twice about the humanity of the women he murdered still gets center stage.
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These are the kinds of costs that make families think twice about having more children – or any children at all.
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Several other Cubans interviewed by Reuters said that the crash outside Havana would make them think twice about air travel.
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The nearly two work day-long disrupt to its workflow might make Facebook think twice about messing with Apple again.
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It's so customary to make charitable contributions around the holidays that some people don't even think twice about doing it.
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That, and the long wait for hamburgers the cars, might have caused some people to think twice about their order.
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It's really a savage process, and most people have to think twice about subjecting themselves and their family to it.
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According to Harvard Medical School, workers may think twice about seeking treatment if they feel it could jeopardize their job.
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That would chip away at U.S. oil's discount and make overseas buyers think twice about buying American barrels, he said.
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If not, Gowdy said, those advisers would need to think twice about whether they can effectively serve in Trump's administration.
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Still, the loss of an innocent life might make Olivia think twice about her recent choices as the season continues.
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It's the kind of scene that could make you think twice about catching up on the show with your parents.
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Watch this and think twice about breaking the law...even if it's just smuggling an orange into your carry-on.
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Certainly, pushing out the stabilizing force of Bannon will make others in his mold think twice about joining the administration.
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Disappointing data on hiring or workers' earnings could make the Federal Reserve think twice about raising interest rates in December.
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People ask, does that make me think twice about taking pictures that are not flattering, and my answer is no.
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If she seizes their wealth, she could make Putin and his associates think twice about meddling in the UK again.
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Because her boyfriend at the time, John Pavlus, didn't think twice about peanut butter — or any food, for that matter.
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But — assuming that his intention isn't to provoke — there's a chance he'll think twice about keeping that flag on display.
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You need to have laws against leaking—and occasionally enforce them—so that leakers think twice about what they're leaking.
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Consensus is hard to come by in Washington, but when it arrives you shouldn't think twice about running with it.
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And think twice about sharing posts from social media accounts that seem untrustworthy, even if that one post is true.
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A third adult dealing with the drive shaft tunnel in the middle back seat might think twice about climbing in.
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People who do not think twice about texting while driving are terrified of being caught in the next 9/11.
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My housemate is totally vanilla but has done a male-male-female threesome and doesn't even think twice about it.
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The soon-to-be enacted fiduciary rule may slow down rollovers, or at least make advisors think twice about recommending them.
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Knowing and seeing all the ways Facebook can access my data makes me think twice about how I use the Portal.
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"The public need to be challenged to think twice about the ways they praise the girls in their lives," Hewitt argues.
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In the Home Pest and Rat Poisons: If it can kill another creature, think twice about putting it near your pets.
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These crochet curls are bouncy and beautiful, so you don't have to think twice about working this into your hair routine.
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Mitt Romney's comments that Donald Trump's election could legitimize "trickle-down" racism in America make us think twice about these questions.
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Some very disturbing safety videos have been created by LA's Metro that might make you think twice about leaving your house.
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"If it's someone I really like or used to like, I will think twice about stalking them on Insta," says Cosic.
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It feels like 95 percent are guys, so you'll get a lot of guys who don't even think twice about you.
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Next time you go to a parent-teacher conference in Tennesee, you may have to think twice about what you wear.
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The possibility of having Trump in the White House has made Democrats think twice about taking a risk on Bernie Sanders.
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There's an app for every one of our whims, many with premium features for which we don't think twice about upgrading.
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And in Washington, Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington appeared to suggest that travelers think twice about flying at all Wednesday.
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Here's why you should think twice about taking the most-obvious path to payday glory when filling out your office pool.
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Despite knowing he'd have to stand most of the day, he gave her 130 tokens and didn't think twice about it.
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It might make people think twice about it, and especially DeVos's selling of it.... You're definitely starting to see a shift.
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Their hope is that candidates will now think twice about aligning with establishment institutions like McConnell and SLF in the future.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE is on the board of the Council for a Secure America.
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Even if I don't know about having that information myself, I know I'd think twice about providing it to someone else.
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And should it make us think twice about how we dress — or at least how we talk about how we dress?
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If you have access to clean water, you probably don't think twice about it, at least not on a daily basis.
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The president should think twice about putting limited interests ahead of the national security imperative of growing net U.S. energy exports.
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Yet too many workers still fail to think twice about spending entire paychecks for things they want but do not need.
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His exhibition, "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors," is intended to make us think twice about the simple concept of a fence.
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But now, with EpiPen in the news, Bacon is starting to think twice about how he'll many he'll purchase going forward.
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"I would need to think twice about hiring more people," said Mr. Montero, walking around his tiny, sawdust-covered factory floor.
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As with essays, too much polish is no good, deans say, so you might think twice about hiring a professional videographer.
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Photo: Alex Cranz ((Gizmodo)If you updated to iOS 12.4, you might want to think twice about the apps you download.
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I don't have the money for a Peloton but if I did, I wouldn't think twice about purchasing this bad boy.
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Carter admits the incident made her think twice about working with H&M when she was first approached by the company.
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Minimalist movements like the Buy Nothing Project and The Year of Less challenge us to think twice about our shopping habits.
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Even if they feel small, remember that your more privileged colleagues likely wouldn't think twice about patting themselves on the back.
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But if it threatens to shut down his account, he said, he will not think twice about giving up marijuana sales.
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Kozoll believes that if people know they can get reported, it will encourage people to think twice about what they type.
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But in the same way, as a doctor, he didn't think twice about having samples of Zoloft in his home office.
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On the other end of the photo-printing spectrum are small, cheap prints you don't think twice about putting pushpins through.
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Binta didn't think twice about joining the program, convinced that it would help safeguard her from sexually transmitted diseases and abuse.
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He said every investor and entrepreneur should think twice about the potential conflict of interest stemming from information sharing at Amazon.
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The inquiry could cause further headaches for the party and make Mr. Kurz think twice about joining forces with it again.
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That experience hasn't kept me from responding to other people, but it does make me think twice about "hands on" resuscitations.
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It was a horrible thing to learn about, but at the time I also didn't think twice about seeing the movie.
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He said Britain's "tragic" vote to leave the European Union had made people think twice about Austria's imitating any such move.
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They also drew attention to the president's tempestuous personality, suggesting that this would make any attorney think twice about representing him.
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We also need to impose costs on Moscow sufficient to make Putin think twice about launching cyber attacks and information operations.
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The WHO has urged people to resist giving in to panic and to think twice about whether an email looks legitimate.
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It depends on your own particular threat model, but maybe think twice about announcing your affiliations in such a public manner.
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It's not about having a cannabis-themed wedding per se, the way that some people have weird superhero-themed weddings, or winter weddings or whatever (you can tell I've never wedding planned.) It's just about normalizing weed to the point where people literally don't think twice about it, the way we don't think twice about alcohol.
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The head-spinning, mouth-drying, bone-crushing fatigue of jet lag is enough to make anyone think twice about changing time zones.
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She leapt into the crowd and was held aloft by people who didn't even think twice about touching a beer-sopped shirt.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The US campaign against Huawei is causing some countries to think twice about using the Chinese company's products.
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When using a search engine as popular and trusted as Google, you probably don't think twice about the safety of the domain.
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She was unapologetically herself in an era when female rappers were being marketed as sex symbols and didn't think twice about conformance.
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Did you have to think twice about that decision, or was it an obvious choice for you to make at the time?
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If, in an alternate universe, I were still using my iPhone 7, I'd think twice about buying a new iPhone right now.
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"We want individuals hacking on behalf of the Chinese state to think twice about their illegal online activities," Intrusion Truth told Motherboard.
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"It will really make you think twice about eating that potato salad that's been sitting out at your next picnic," said Bryant.
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Anyone who wants peace and quiet during a long-haul trip will want to think twice about booking a flight with Icelandair.
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A young girl named Katrina will think twice about trying to swipe a souvenir the next time she visits a national park.
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But the knowledge that any discussion of corruption could be recorded by hidden cameras would make swindlers think twice about having them.
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But users are also more likely to think twice about buying items at full price, pushing down the prices of new goods.
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Finally, I had the same designer clothes as my friends in Connecticut, and I didn't think twice about picking up the check.
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So for future platoons, it makes people think twice about deserting, because the platoon is only as strong as the weakest link.
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The next time you're playing with a potato gun you might want to think twice about holding it with your bare hands.
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Most people who find themselves face-to-face with an armed robber don't think twice about giving the perp whatever they want.
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Some people will see that and be shocked and angry, but they wouldn't think twice about giving their child paracetamol, or sugar.
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Well, you'll think twice about that decision the next time you wake up from a blissful seaside nap with a blistering sunburn.
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With so many new ways into the crowd, it's only natural that longtime advertisers might periodically think twice about writing those checks.
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"When they asked me to remix this one I didn't even have to think twice about it," Frenzy tells THUMP over email.
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Eventually, I got used to it, but educators might think twice about putting this printer in a classroom full of distractible students.
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It makes you think twice about what you're condoning, but Tink's voice is so soothing, the song feels like a drug itself.
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If the battery life were better, I wouldn't think twice about recommending it to somebody who's interested in this style of computer.
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You would never let a child drink a can of Budweiser, but you would never think twice about a can of Coke.
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Now, "kids who love their own landscape, who love trees, who love birds, are starting to think twice about development," says Bista.
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The drop-in feature is probably one I'll never use and it's one you might want to think twice about before activating.
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Vloggers who film from their bedrooms or cars today don't think twice about talking into the camera and spilling their guts out.
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With that precedent set, we can keep our fingers crossed that players will now think twice about diving to win penalty kicks.
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"It will really make you think twice about eating that potato salad that's been sitting out at your next picnic," Bryant said.
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What is it about my company and our investment thesis that makes you confident this email is something I'll think twice about?
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Hernia repairs, thyroid or parathyroid surgery, operations for breast cancer — "patients and providers often don't think twice about these," Dr. Seib said.
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Political arguments and perspectives are welcome, but think twice about advocacy pieces that hew tightly to a particular party line or policy.
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Only then will predators with badges begin to think twice about how they behave toward the citizens they are meant to protect.
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I probably would think twice about suggesting lunch or any other get together with women colleagues and particularly women on my staff.
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In Utah, residents of Duchesne County are being urged to think twice about using fireworks as firefighters battle the Dollar Ridge Fire.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE, who represented New York in Congress for 16 years, is a novelist.
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"I didn't think twice about telling my waiter my list of 15 allergies including gluten because I wasn't ordering food," she said.
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It's cheap enough that I don't think twice about paying the premium, or even notice when it's withdrawn from my checking account.
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With that description, you might think twice about parting with a chunk of your annual salary for a modern day road bike.
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If you&aposre looking to stay on a coffee budget, you may want to think twice about your daily dose of Starbucks.
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While his authority to pardon is crystal clear, a crucial, threatening, legal ambiguity should make him think twice about using this authority.
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Isn't that why "underqualified and underprepared men don't think twice about leaning in," and "women feel confident only when they are perfect"?
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By draining the pools of lapsed funding used for offsets, Lankford said, Congress will have to think twice about passing new spending.
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The Google Maps app on our smartphones gets us to where we need to go, and we don't think twice about it.
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But, until the tariffs came into effect, Nucor would've had to think twice about spending so much on a new plant, he said.
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Foreign investors would think twice about betting on dollar assets if Washington reserved the right to bet against them when it sees fit.
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They may be the reason why a Muslim woman who wears hijab may think twice about putting it on before she goes out.
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Despite assurances by other signatories over their continued commitment, European companies could think twice about involvement in Iran if the deal cannot survive.
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As played by Gellar, Buffy was a chipper, quippy teen who wouldn't think twice about wearing frosted eye shadow to a vampire hunt.
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Photo: Chris McGrath (Getty Images)Next time you're tempted to take a risk to get that perfect selfie, maybe think twice about it.
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But respected news organizations should think twice about dramatic claims about voting and elections, even if they are published in reputable scientific journals.
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"I can certainly imagine international agencies currently based in the U.K. wouldn't think twice about relocating if it came to Brexit," he said.
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So if you've been searching high and low for the perfect jean, don't think twice about giving this much-anticipated pair a try.
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However, the close relationship between yields and stock prices should make investors think twice about at least one piece of conventional market wisdom.
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This elasticity is hidden from a would-be Airbnb host – if exposed, it may make people think twice about asking for crazy rents.
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"He never feels sorry for himself, it's never 'Why me?' even though he always has to think twice about his health," says Jennifer.
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So easy, and so delicious, you won't think twice about not ordering out from the failing former pizza sponsor of the NFL (sad!).
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Also, he adds, people with a history of heart disease in their families might want to think twice about consuming so much fat.
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Vasquez didn't think twice about her bold act since her son has had to miss out on similar school activities in the past.
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"I don't even think twice about it," says Decker, who appears on People Icons: Heroes & Survivors on Tuesday, March 473, at 10 p.m.
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And it's tucked away for good reason: A lot of people would probably think twice about signing if they knew the clause existed.
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Once refugees see that Greece has become a dead end, says one German official, they will think twice about setting sail from Turkey.
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While Samantha is the oldest of the six Rodriguez siblings, she "didn't think twice" about taking on two other roles: mom and dad.
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And as a result, many of us don't think twice about tossing back a glass of wine or a few beers after work.
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I was just a hobbyist, but I'll think twice about re-upping with Airbnb in our new home though we have the space.
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Whether it's "Fortnite" or "Candy Crush," the availability of fun, free games will always make some people think twice about paying for games.
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As people admit what they have seen or even done themselves, Maurer believes it might help them think twice about doing it again.
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Fodor&aposs Travel has released its fourth annual "No List," highlighting the destinations, activities, and businesses travelers should think twice about in 2020.
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While most people are diligent in caring for their face, many don't think twice about paying special attention to their chest and back.
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If I were a legislator in California, I might think twice about voting for something with the potential to destabilize a functional market.
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Now, to be fair, if my area ends up with a lot of transmission, I might think twice about going to the bar.
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"People think twice about even buying an ice cream," Mr. Sherafari said, adding that he didn't think Mr. Rouhani could change the situation.
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Cosigning a loan without understanding the consequencesYou might not think twice about cosigning a loan for your son or daughter to attend school.
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The goal of expanding the blacklist, the administration official said, was to make people "think twice" about doing business with anyone on it.
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By defying expectations you'll most likely dampen the automatic backlash, and you might even encourage undecided voters to think twice about your candidate.
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Counterintuitively, workplace software could use a little more friction — or at least a way to make users think twice about sending a communiqué.
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It did not offend him and he did not think twice about whether the photo should have been in the yearbook, he said.
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As a result, no one will think twice about optimizing their websites for multiple interaction patterns, including conversational interfaces like voice and chat.
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If debt surpasses the first-year salary number, you might want to think twice about the amount of debt you're about to take on.
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But the message from this case to companies embroiled in disputes with fired employees protected by indemnification agreements is to think twice about counterclaims.
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That means they'll have to think twice about some of the moves they might make that could make the Affordable Care Act's problems worse.
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I would hope that Donald Trump and his administration would think twice about going forward with this, because it looks very Nixonian to me.
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Sometimes you are instructed to destroy cards (but you might want to think twice about that, if you ever want to replay the campaign).
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With wages stagnant, most consumers won't think twice about helping them win it, too, when it means a small savings in the short term.
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Now, Qualtrics' $8 billion price tag may make investors think twice about how to value SVMK, which currently has a $1.6 billion market cap.
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It is also why we should think twice about casually prescribing stimulants like Ritalin and Adderall for young people who really don't need them.
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There are few things that might make you think twice about upgrading, such as that terribly placed fingerprint scanner and only average battery life.
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While these versions of the software are usually stable, you might want to think twice about installing them on devices you use every day.
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"I think that anybody who might have a thought about harming someone in mind might think twice about it," White told CNN affiliate KSAT.
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We thought, Can't we do the same things as with beef or pork, but use meat that you don't have to think twice about?
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The interference thing really sucks, though, and I'd think twice about buying the Galaxy Buds if you plan to use them in a city.
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If consumers were more aware of the impact of their ordering choices, they might think twice about asking for things as soon as possible.
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The political uncertainty and antitrust concerns mean that firms will think twice about future tie-ups that consolidate industries and move tax dollars offshore.
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It has even suggested to Australia that it should think twice about buying Japanese submarines, because of historical sensitivities over the second world war.
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That higher risk may make people think twice about jumping into equities in the way they did after the recession, when rates were slashed.
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However, there are no provisions in the law that make Americans think twice about the quality of their lifestyle choices except for tobacco use.
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But given this challenging moment in history, Democrats should think twice about throwing over her experience -- and Trump should hope they choose someone else.
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And sportsmen and women might want to think twice about remaining silent and giving cover to the radical and scary ideas at stake here.
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Whereas now many people don't think twice about riding the train, those doing it in the '80s had to be very aware and cautious.
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In light of recent events, some investors may think twice about putting money to work in the kingdom in the near term, analysts say.
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Transferring more of the flood risk from federal taxpayers to individual homeowners would cause them to think twice about where to build their home.
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And if the rules are too complex for the political appointee to understand, perhaps we should think twice about subjecting average Americans to them.
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Lopez told the actresses that another woman was also present in the room, which made her think twice about whether the request was professional.
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The imposition of hardship and uncertainty on those who work for the public good may make qualified, dedicated people think twice about government careers.
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Nowadays, I would definitely advise anyone thinking of pursuing a career in escorting to think twice about it and consider doing something else instead.
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Damian Jose Delgado, a 35-year-old father of two, said news of Zika's arrival would make him think twice about expanding his family.
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As the song "Bad Habit" played, the last line "I feel quite okay" struck a chord and made me think twice about my decision.
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Perhaps we'd think twice about two-for-one deals if we saw the exhausted faces, aching backs, and calloused fingers on the production line.
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Think twice about squeezing that puppy: Psychology professor and neuropsychological researcher Stanley Coren studied 250 random photographs of dogs and found some disturbing results.
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If you are safely hidden, think twice about opening the door again, even for colleagues or friends who are knocking or calling for help.
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This "skin in the game," as health wonks like to say, should make people think twice about whether they really need that doctor's visit.
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Even if the EU were to take such a step, the senior French diplomat said European companies could think twice about their Iran commitments.
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If you've spent years sending private messages, videos and photos over WhatsApp on your iPhone, then you should think twice about switching to Android.
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However, Rachel ten Brink of Five Four Ventures and SC Moatti of Mighty Capital say founders should think twice about accepting strategic investment financing.
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It has created a climate where those who want to do business with the state think twice about advertising with the newspaper, he said.
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Samsung has announced the Galaxy S9, and while it's a compelling device that's loaded with new features, you should think twice about buying one.
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Voices You don't think twice about getting multiple bids for a construction or plumbing project, so why hesitate on multiple "bids" for your health?
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Wallace believes that the presence of armed staff might make a gunman think twice about an attack, or stop a mass shooter more quickly.
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The average cost of a 30-second ad was about $5.2 million, which tends to force newer companies to think twice about jumping in.
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And you should probably think twice about buying extended warranty, but consider an insurance plan if you are concerned about damage, loss and theft.
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Some might seem very strange (like Dunkin' Donuts in my case), but others probably won't make you think twice about giving the thumbs-up.
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"There's a culture beyond legislation or corporate policy that would allow LGBT people to not think twice about being their authentic selves," Angelo said.
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"Connecting it to a specific goal creates an emotional tie, and it can cause you to think twice about spending that money," Anderson said.
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That can make women think twice about going public in a highly patriarchal society that often shames them for speaking out, the activists say.
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These were the days when anything went on YouTube, so I didn't really think twice about using a Willie Nelson song in the video.
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Maybe next time he should think twice about where he poses, unless of course he wants to end up on our tourists behaving badly list.
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"If I were younger, I wouldn&apost think twice about leaving because it&aposs the youth the gangs bother, not us older folks," she said.
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Good schools are on top of every parent or prospective parent's list — but childless homebuyers may not think twice about the effect of school districts.
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" Car companies are "going to think twice about whether Mexico is ultimately going to be as attractive as the US. It's not just a tariff.
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My hope is that for example a policeman will think twice about whether he or she should open fire, depending of course on the situation.
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Those are places where travelers may want to think twice about visiting right now for reasons such as political unrest, crime, environmental concerns and overcrowding.
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In tennis, the frowning of opponents and conservative fans has likely made most players think twice about taking up under-arm serving as a tactic.
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Hopefully, the decision will have a deterrent effect on Iran, or at least cause Tehran to think twice about supporting terrorist activity in the future.
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Armor served to craft an image of courage, virtue and panache, which would make your subjects love you and your opponents think twice about invading.
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So maybe more of those European tech users will start to think twice about using mainstream US tech services — and seek out local alternatives instead.
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But the Bank would have to think twice about tightening monetary policy in such circumstances, as the British economy would be suffering from a shock.
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He fears that between the news of the sonic attacks and the subsequent travel warning "people are going to think twice about coming," he added.
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Mr Kim's calculation is that if he can threaten mainland America, he would make America think twice about intervening to protect South Korea or Japan.
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Grimm believes it is based on a misunderstanding about who transgender people are, because most people don't have to think twice about their gender identity.
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"My buddy told me about how great preparing for the climb was for him, so I didn't even think twice about signing up," he says.
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But if it has let Margolin slip through the cracks without alerting its users, Wyzant might need to think twice about its background check system.
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If you're an organization like CPAC looking at all of this, it will probably make you think twice about giving someone like Yiannopoulos a platform.
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The president should think twice about warmly embracing Vietnam's Communist leaders, as their repressive authoritarianism and disregard for international standards run counter to U.S. interests.
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While this will be particularly useful for developers and gamers, it also means you might want to think twice about what you're sharing on Snapchat.
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And you will not think twice about stopping the course when the symptoms subside, rather than carrying it on until all the bacteria are gone.
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At the very least, it might force people to think twice about their preconceived notions about the role of sex and sexism in combat sports.
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They think only about what's best for them and don't think twice about stabbing a friend in the back if the friend becomes a problem.
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The war is now the US's longest to date, and other than a select few, most people won't think twice about it, writes Derek Coy.
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Griffin can switch screens, and he would make opponents think twice about sticking a smaller wing on him when he sets a pick for Harden.
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We need to charge a price that makes owners think twice about sending out a car during peak times with few or no people inside.
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But he now has to think twice about that, both because his forces in Syria are exposed — and for another reason: Iran is exposed financially.
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Moderate Texas Republicans think twice about going against party leadership, and legislation that might seem unimaginable at the national level lands on the Governor's desk.
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If HUSBAND enters the kitchen and sees an open bottle of wine on the counter, he should think twice about telling WIFE about his day.
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Mr. Barnes didn't think twice about rebuilding after the 2016 storm, even though he said his flood insurance only covered about $343,000 of the damage.
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Since few people have met their deductible yet, many will think twice about getting care now — right when the medical community most wants them to.
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Implementing the changes should make issuing companies think twice about their chosen structure, said David Smith, head of corporate governance-Asia at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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If the entities making these invasive calls had to pay one cent or more per call, they would think twice about making a million calls.
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The Dems' must use every tool at their disposal, and if they think the president deserves to be impeached, they shouldn't think twice about it.
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They only care about what's best for them and don't think twice about stabbing a friend in the back if the friend becomes a problem.
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Still, rights groups have maintained faith that proper targeting can screw up an authoritarian or oligarch's lifestyle, making them think twice about crossing certain lines.
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We hear from the researchers studying how social media shapes our memory (which might make you think twice about snapping and sharing those vacation photos).
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He said he wasn't executing any kind of strategy and didn't think twice about using Malibu as a location on his post and in his caption.
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On "The Lead," Sanders called Trump's move "rather outrageous" and added that Trump should "think twice about being the President" if he could not handle criticism.
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And it could make China think twice about striking a new trade deal with the United States after seeing how easily it could be torn up.
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While you might not think twice about using emoji in an email to your friends, when can you use them in work messages, if at all?
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I always try to say that if you have to think twice about something you shouldn't say it—and that goes for in-person or online.
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So when it came time to name The Honest Company's first brand ambassador, Alba didn't think twice about joining forces with the Olympic beach volleyball player.
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In the meantime, maybe think twice about going out to drink if you have to do something that requires a lot of brainpower the next morning.
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But Chevy hopes that this new feature will help teens think twice about seatbelts, while giving parents a little peace of mind about their kids driving.
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Still, incidents like this one gave some in Ralph's world misgivings, including one hardened troll who normally wouldn't think twice about unhinged behavior on the internet.
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Selfies have become such an normal part of our everyday lives that most people don't think twice about snapping a cute pic whenever the mood strikes.
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But with transportation dollars increasingly tough to come by, cities should think twice about buying shiny new toys while they let their old workhorses become unusable.
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DOES THIS IN ANY WAY CHANGE YOUR TIMETABLE OR MAKE YOU THINK TWICE ABOUT THE AMOUNT OF NEW DEBT YOU'RE GOING TO PUT ON THE MARKET?
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Early seasons of Black Mirror did jolt people from their comfort zones, making them think twice about binging on schadenfreude or relentlessly pursuing total recall technology.
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Normally, I wouldn't think twice about the charging cable I'm using, but when it comes to USB-C cables, the options are pretty bad right now.
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He has stimulated an energized opposition movement that has caused Republican legislators attending their own town halls to think twice about supporting anything that he says.
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Although Cho has since apologised for the incident, any cabin crew who encounters her in future will probably think twice about serving her any nuts again.
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On Monday, traveling to New York to accept the Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy's "Force for Good Award," Stack says he doesn't think twice about the move.
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My instinct is always to walk and now that the weather has cooled down, I don't think twice about walking in these stylish dream suede booties.
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This is a gentle reminder that mom does know best, and it's a good idea to think twice about what you bring to bed with you.
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And the damage inflicted by the 787 will make Boeing think twice about designing a new plane to sit between its long- and short-haul models.
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But major European investors could think twice about involvement in Iran if tension mounts with the United States and uncertainty grows over survival of the accord.
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Former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen also warned that investors might want to think twice about trusting the yield curve inversion as the a recession indicator.
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But opponents of Sanders hope they can get voters to think twice about "feeling the Bern" if they have doubts about his ability to defeat Trump.
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If the findings are damaging enough, the report can leave a lasting impact by forcing Republicans to think twice about standing by the President through 2020.
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Prevent China from negating its strategic vulnerabilities in these major waterways and Beijing will always think twice about stirring up real trouble in the Indo-Pacific.
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How many Americans would think twice about visiting a protest site if they knew that the hosting company might have to hand over information about them?
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Mr. Rukeyser's hunch is that by forcing him, rather than his insurer, to cough it up, he will think twice about declining coverage in the future.
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And though early morning market outings ensure his Saturdays run anywhere from 17 to 18 hours long, it's a schedule Miller wouldn't think twice about changing.
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I think that sometimes people don't realise the longer-term implications of hate-fucking and should probably think twice about it in a lot of cases.
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Bottom line for Slim ... the fact he got infected despite actively trying to protect himself should make people think twice about refusing to stay at home.
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In light of what has happened with Facebook Cambridge Analytica, does that make you think twice about how you collect data and use data at Grab?
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WASHINGTON — Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, the Soviet-born businessmen and associates of Rudy Giuliani, didn't seem to think twice about defying Congressional investigators this week.
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If you're looking for a job, you might want to think twice about posting that suggestive photo of you double-fisting margaritas on a booze cruise.
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But weaker hog prices in March, and the potential of increased feed costs, could make farmers think twice about expanding their herds in the coming months.
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This episode could make people think twice about setting up shop in the United States and facing the prospect of a Trump tantrum, Justin Wolfers writes.
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And while there continue to be workarounds, it has led some to think twice about their art purchases abroad — a worrying development for many Western dealers.
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If you worry about climate change and find a clutch of oil drillers, even ones with good E.S.G. reputations, you might think twice about buying in.
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Her experience, paired with Trump's continuing tough talk about finding and punishing government leakers, could make others think twice about trying to follow in her footsteps.
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A treat that most people can reach for at the company potluck and not think twice about might have severe consequences for someone with a food allergy.
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Don't think twice about bringing it to the beach or poolside – it has an IPX7 waterproof rating, so a little bit of water is no big deal.
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Well, they ought to think twice about trying to get involved in our election again, because it's made it impossible for us to make progress on things.
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During these two tense planetary clashes, watch for destructive gossip, and think twice about how the person who is giving you information benefits from you believing them.
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Getting a dog is time-consuming and expensive, so if you're dealing with an important health issue and live by yourself, maybe you'd think twice about it.
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The creators go out of their way to highlight the role of women in punk, featuring two female characters who don't think twice about forming a band.
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But even relatively modest gestures, like preventing Mr. Kim from obtaining whiskey and other luxuries, could force him to think twice about continuing North Korea's provocative behavior.
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That being said, even though Colin is about the farthest thing you'll find from a trained professional, you might want to think twice about attempting this build.
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And even though this was a pretty hapless attempt at cheating, it is likely to make other teams think twice about messing with the ball in future.
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"I didn't think twice about it," Marvin, 26 told ESPN, adding that he had been planning on making the offer before he even spoke with his sister.
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Scheduling beauty services, like manicures, pedicures, facials, and waxing, has become such a part of our daily lives that we typically don't think twice about the timing.
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Having to buy a "film" before you take photos on your iPhone will make you think twice about what and how you shoot, the app's makers believe.
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A Russian lawmaker on Wednesday urged women to think twice about having casual relationships with foreigners as fans flock to the country to watch the World Cup.
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But it wasn't long ago that the pills and cures we don't think twice about today seemed as far away as a cure for Ebola or Zika.
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In the corporate and professional worlds, we're taught to think twice about what should or shouldn't be said, and the most appropriate way to share our thoughts.
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Maybe the next time he spots a beer truck with the keys in the ignition he'll think twice about trying to manifest his beer-related destiny again.
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Jean says when he first became a field guide, 21 years ago, he wouldn't think twice about spending a night out in the bush — but no longer.
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You'll also want to think twice about taking out a home equity loan or line of credit, as the bill won't permit you to deduct the interest.
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Luckily, we found the cutest easy-to-wear dress that will work for just about any occasion, so you don't have to think twice about your outfit.
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Adam calls bullshit on that move, adding that Hannah wouldn't think twice about going after a guy even if it would hurt one of her female friendships.
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Drake has nothing left to prove, so he probably didn't think twice about doing that Instagram post out of sheer apathy for the larger world around him.
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Bob Costas says that, any number of people, Tom Brady's dad says he wouldn't let his kids play football, or he'd have to think twice about it.
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In need of some quick cash, he didn't think twice about signing up when a friend told him about the seasonal tomato-picking jobs in southern Italy.
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You don't have to be a minimalist, but you have to get really creative where you store your things and maybe think twice about buying something new.
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And we should probably think twice about the long-term implications of saying "I told you so" to our teenagers (even when we did tell them so).
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Whether you're a Barb, Bardi Gang member, both, or neither, it's a sign that we can coexist in ways men don't even have to think twice about.
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"Short of getting nuclear weapons, which very few Japanese support, this is the best conventional way to make Kim Jong-un think twice about attacking," he said.
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People who freely share the most intimate details of their sex lives with near-strangers think twice about sharing some of their political views with old friends.
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Using a card makes us less accountable for our spending, while the physical act of handing over cash is something we're more likely to think twice about.
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At that moment, Noe recalled to CNN, she could hear the sound of defeat from her sister and didn't think twice about volunteering to be her surrogate.
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These strategies were designed to raise psychological and financial costs for would-be border crossers, forcing them to think twice about the consequences of attempting illegal entry.
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And their erasure from the current media narrative is just another way their worth is diminished; another reason why workplace predators won't think twice about targeting them.
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And, on a more personal note, this new study will make me think twice about grabbing the 50-minute run bags of Cheez-Its in Vox's office.
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It really makes me think twice about my own need to share news instantly and the fear of my news being "irrelevant" if it's not shared quickly enough.
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When it comes to saving the life of a dear family member, T-Pain won't think twice about footing the bill because he's got money in the bank.
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Alicia Keys has no qualms about laying down the law when it comes to her children's movie-watching habits — especially the classics most people don't think twice about.
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Many women who don't shave their legs are familiar with judgmental looks and criticism, often from people who would never think twice about a man with hairy legs.
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"This scrawny forest that you wouldn't think twice about actually had a lot of carbon," said Matthew Kirwan, a coastal ecologist at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science.
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While things there aren't always a literal dollar, they're usually so affordable (not to mention cute), that you don't think twice about plunking them in your shopping cart.
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Jim Cramer said Friday he sees a major shift taking place in the economy that will make investors think twice about which retail stocks to buy and sell.
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When the whole '90s-revival thing picked up steam most recently, I didn't think twice about whipping out my overalls and buying a new tattoo choker on Etsy.
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"When they are drunk, think twice about it," said the 27-year-old striker, sounding like a particularly harrowing PSA on how to not violate another human being.
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Still, it's not hard to imagine that a driver with a new, shiny, upholstered car might think twice about picking up a passenger they know to be sloshed.
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They only fly private, wouldn't think twice about dropping $2,000 for a pizza covered in 24-karat gold, and put deposits on a casual chance at space travel.
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I pull into the parking lot of a fast food place and then make a quick U-turn before I can think twice about wasting more money today.
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I don't think twice about buying it; my dad is a huge jazz fan, and I grew up listening to Ella, Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, Dave Brubeck, etc.
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Faced with the fear that they or a relative might be deported, undocumented immigrants may think twice about reporting serious crimes like domestic violence to local law enforcement.
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The team's goal was to become a "commonplace solution" for event planning, Góes said, so that a marketing manager at any organization wouldn't think twice about using InEvent.
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However, if their customers, such as automakers, decide to follow the U.S. sanctions, then the company may have to think twice about buying metal from Rusal, he said.
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This catch-and-go action makes defenders think twice about helping at the nail, and instead forces them to clog up an open runway towards the rim. 10.
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She argues that people who use the device make healthier choices for meals because they actually see what comes out of their stomachs and think twice about it.
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This either needs to be a hard cut to try and escape Golden, or plow into the guy and make him think twice about standing still when tackling.
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The second objective is eliminating penalties on increased earnings so low-income workers do not have to think twice about getting a pay raise or a better job.
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He also says investors should think twice about how comfortable they are with taking losses, because he suspects many of them have less risk tolerance than they think.
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The Saudi military is capable of fighting Iran, but the attack exposed deep vulnerabilities in their major oil infrastructure and is forcing them to think twice about conflict.
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For one thing, Capitol Hill Republicans who were frustrated with his strategy over the last month might think twice about following the President into another political dead end.
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When you consider the president-elect's attitude towards Muslims or transphobic "bathroom bills", many minority groups may now have to think twice about before purchasing these items online.
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" Officials wrote they publicized the pictures hoping the child's "story can convince another user to think twice about injecting this poison while having a child in their custody.
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If you could see things from the bartender's perspective, you might think twice about asking for "a strong pour" or for your bartender to "surprise" you, for example.
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Insurance companies, some of which are only reluctantly staying in the market, may think twice about whether they need to remain while the alternatives are being worked out.
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Today, if one of our employees stays inside a pair of noise-canceling AirPods for the better part of a day, I don&apost think twice about it.
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In other words, people might think twice about securing their accounts with 2FA if they fear Twitter is simply going to use that for other invasive purposes. Oops!
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But for all its appeal, Boise has one major drawback that might make some big-city dwellers think twice about moving there: Its public transportation is severely lacking.
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The Defense Department said the strikes will set back Syria's chemical weapons program for years and make Syrian President Bashar Assad's government think twice about using them again.
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If current female and minority students feel alienated, future students (who are likely to be filling out applications at this very moment) will think twice about signing up.
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But the Senate rules also allow the majority to fight back, to raise the cost of obstruction and make an obstinate minority think twice about employing such tactics.
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Or, if you don't want to think twice about tinkering with your thermostat, its Climate React feature will set triggers and adjust based on temperature, humidity, and other parameters.
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You should think twice about doing any kind of sensitive tasks, like online banking, on a public network—it might be better to wait until you're back at home.
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WHY YOU SHOULD THINK TWICE ABOUT THAT HOTEL POOL ON SUMMER VACATION Local resident Wayne Spring, 51, took the series of breathtakingly stupid pictures on Sunday at Seaford Head.
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"Security adjudicators would have concerns that someone with Flynn's level of experience wouldn't think twice about sitting in on a classified briefing while working for foreign clients," Moss said.
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The idea was to create a fine that wasn't quite as expensive as purchasing insurance but was high enough that it would make consumers think twice about skipping coverage.
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If you have an irregular income due to freelancing, contracting or commission checks, then you may want to think twice about putting your bills, savings or investments on autopilot.
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"I didn't even think twice about it, because I just didn't work for people like that," he said of his belief that the Coens were out of his league.
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The cabinet features a pair of unique conductive metal joysticks that deliver a particularly uncomfortable-looking shock which should make players think twice about actually stepping up to play.
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Even if you're seeing a metal show, think twice about throwing up the "devil horns" during a trip to Italy—you're telling the band their wives cheat on them.
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This track, from Anna von Hausswolff's forthcoming album Dead Magic, has vocals so powerful, soaring, and raw that they'll make you think twice about the strength a woman has.
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A more immediate impact their work could have on the field of heart medicine, Fedak said, is making surgeons think twice about how they operate on a damaged heart.
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Its "citizen loyalty" mechanic makes you think twice about creating multiple cities far from your capital, as over-expansion will now disenchant your populace and cause rebellion and unrest.
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A member of Congress with hundreds or thousands of constituents who are e-Residents of Estonia is going to think twice about raising tariffs, defunding NATO or turning inward.
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"I take acetaminophen or ibuprofen for dealing with common aches and pains when necessary, and none of this research makes me really think twice about doing that," he says.
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When 5-year-old Sunshine Oelfke discovered that her classmate couldn't afford milk at school, she didn't think twice about emptying her entire piggy bank to try and help.
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Embiid's situation is different, considering even the slightest injury may convince Philadelphia to think twice about giving him as many years and dollars as the league's CBA will allow.
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France's national police has urged parents to think twice about posting photos of their children on Facebook, saying the images could jeopardize the privacy and security of their kids.
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Madeleine Bordallo, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives Armed Services Committee, says throwing China a "curve ball" will make Beijing think twice about issues such as Taiwan.
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Here's a video of Chad Johnson's 12-year-old daughter, Cha'iel, nuking a workout that's gonna seriously make you think twice about having that extra piece of holiday pie.
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This does two things: Gives you peace of mind that you won't destroy someone's career while you're gone, and makes your colleagues think twice about whether something's an emergency.
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And then he delivered pronouncements that would have seen him heckled in many Bible Belt churches, where congregations don't think twice about mounting an American flag inside the sanctuary.
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Partly, this reflects a private recognition among advocates that although charters have transformed education in some poor areas, they would think twice about sending their own children to them.
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And by not feeding into their bad behavior in any way, shape, or form, you're giving them a reason to shut up and (hopefully) think twice about their message.
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What in the World It can be hard to find a functioning seatbelt in an Istanbul taxicab, and when I do, I think twice about putting it on. Why?
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The default rate for US retail loans now stands at 10%, according to Fitch, and the risks for bricks-and-mortar chains are making investors think twice about lending.
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"That's one of the things that makes me think twice" about creating M.B.I., said Dr. Langa, who recommended the checklist be tested by researchers before doctors began using it.
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With the coronavirus spreading by the day, you'd think people would think twice about having kids right about now -- but it's full steam ahead for Hollywood on multiple fronts.
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With the trade war going on, Mr. Mok, at the Beijing research group, said Chinese companies were now more likely to think twice about depending on American financial markets.
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Labeling travel as sinful will not put an end to planes and ships, but it will require vacationers to think twice about how far from home they will go.
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For now, Democratic voters might think twice about embracing a candidate whose dark, distorting ideas about America bear such an uncomfortable resemblance to those of the president they detest.
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The news reports "made the Kremlin think twice about invading, and, when fed back into Poland by radio broadcasts, encouraged the Poles in their quest for freedom," he said.
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"Most conservative evangelicals wouldn't think twice about executing someone and then going to a pro-life march the next day," said John Fea, a history professor at Messiah College.
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The Senate failure is only likely to further inspire the law's most ardent defenders, and make GOP senators think twice about heading home again to defend another repeal bill.
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There are some programs that have likened them to a wad of used gum in an effort to get young men to think twice about having sex with them.
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"Insurance companies won't think twice about covering a $4,000 cancer gene panel," Dr. Chiu said, "so why not cover an infectious disease test that can save a child's life?"
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"People care about their hops and their cheese and their coffee and their dairy and their meat, but they don't even think twice about their grains," Ms. Marvin said.
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A moment of embarrassment in the face of a stranger might — I say might — have made this man think twice about lashing out at his child in public again.
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Each little thing I discover brings back specific memories of times in which I was so sure and happy, I didn't think twice about the potential for future pain.
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Andy Ruiz might want to think twice about ditching his fat ... cause "The Biggest Loser" trainer Dolvett Quince tells TMZ Sports he might advise the stud boxer against it!!
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE represented New York in Congress for 16 years and chaired the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee from 2011 to 2015.
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While primary elections have started, and many candidates have already declared to run, Democrats hope the Pennsylvania result may make other GOP lawmakers think twice about running in November.
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The idea was to create a fine that wasn't quite as expensive as purchasing insurance, but was high enough that it would make consumers think twice about skipping coverage.
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That, in turn, will push health care providers to become more economical — they might think twice about buying an expensive new piece of equipment that doesn't deliver much value.
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I didn't have to think twice about my response: We should never get into the position of deciding which reporters should be allowed to cover the President and which shouldn't.
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The economy is showing signs of weakness that should make the Federal Reserve think twice about raising interest rates after December's widely anticipated hike, CNBC's Jim Cramer warned on Thursday.
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"Now we have to think twice about the types of cases we want to recommend for U visas," said Laura Garcia, an attorney at the New Mexico Immigrant Law Center.
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But it could make site operators think twice about letting users post any sexual material, especially if they don't have the legal or technical resources of a huge web platform.
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But it wasn't until later, when she was cleaning that same boyfriend's altar to a Voodoo love goddess, she found something that finally made her think twice about her man.
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It portrays a future where, even if an intergalactic war is breaking out, humans are brave, clever, compassionate, and don't think twice about following a woman of color as leader.
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" She adds in another message: "This motherhood job is hard, If I were you I'd think twice about starting such a job by cutting corners so early in the game.
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"You know you're with the right person when they don't think twice about waking up at 5:30am on vacation to go tour some slot canyons," she wrote on Instagram.
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Some firms may think twice about committing to large supply positions carrying credit risks, but the tender is still expected to draw large crowds given generally weak demand for LNG.
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Many people don't think twice about taking a pack of printer paper home when they've run out or using the company's FedEx account to mail a last-minute holiday gift.
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This child can't speak for himself but we are hopeful his story can convince another user to think twice about injecting this poison while having a child in their custody.
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For other women, for example women with a tendency toward depression, we really need to think twice about whether we give them a product that can deteriorate their mental status.
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The Saudi military is capable of fighting Iran, but the attack exposed deep vulnerabilities in their major oil infrastructure and is forcing them to think twice about conflict, experts say.
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Watch out for financial stress during this eclipse—the Sun in prudent Virgo will be challenging Saturn in Sagittarius, a sign that doesn't think twice about picking up the tab.
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Photo: Matt Rourke (AP)A real-life horror tale that's gotten renewed media attention this week is sure to make you think twice about digging earwax out of your ears.
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Still, the results suggest that parents should think twice about giving opioids to kids who have minor surgery, said Dr. Constance Houck of Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
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They probably won't think twice about the Kansas City team name or the "tomahawk chop" and redface that Kansas City fans will almost certainly bring to the stadium in Miami.
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With cases of the new coronavirus confirmed in neighboring France and the nearby Canary Islands, a Spanish autonomous community, it'd be understandable if people were to think twice about attending.
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According to Refinitiv, it's the slowest year-to-date period for dealmaking in two years, as concerns about global economic growth force executives to think twice about pulling the trigger.
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Monday's survey suggested the supposed silver lining of a weakened pound - more competitive exports - is proving elusive and could make Bank of England officials think twice about raising interest rates.
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I did not think twice about doing it; it was fascinating work in service of my country, and in a post-September 11 world when service was celebrated and honorable.
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At the same time, U.S. manufacturers are saying to themselves: We'd better think twice about building our next factory in China or solely depending on a supply chain from there.
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Yes, he said, he was learning to use his prodigious wingspan, measured at around seven feet, to disturb opposing players, eliminating passing angles and making them think twice about shooting.
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My kids are still using it, so maybe through all these discussions going on, they might think twice about it, I don't know, I haven't discussed it with them yet.
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People would think twice about how they use their phone going forward and that could affect the value proposition of the iPhone as a tool and therefore Apple's long-terms profits.
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China's foreign ministry, in a later statement, cited Wang as saying that South Korea should think twice about the deployment and value the good momentum of ties between Beijing and Seoul.
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And so it was for me: From the beginning, long before Wild Wild Country, I was primed not to think twice about psycho-spiritual communes; this, then, was my childhood conditioning.
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International graduate students — who provide an important pillar of higher education as teaching assistants and research associates — would think twice about heading for U.S. universities, given such a hostile job market.
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As well, think twice about putting personal data on social networks, especially if it's the answer to a security question, like your mother's maiden name or the name of a pet.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you've ever built your own potato gun, you probably don't think twice about the explosions that launch the projectile—mostly because they're hidden within it.
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The additional years, according to the judge, were tacked on so that future governors or pardon boards who might consider freeing the 31-year-old think twice about such a move.
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While most people on daily medications for chronic conditions don't think twice about traveling, people who take methadone describe the experience as a stressful, tedious slog that takes weeks of preparation.
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Like most Gen Z high school seniors, Lily doesn't think twice about her online presence, including the secret affair that she's been carrying on with an older married man via text.
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It's not nearly enough to unseat Alexa as the default intelligent assistant on a smart speaker, but it might be enough to make an existing Google user think twice about switching.
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Click ahead to shop our picks from the sale, but fair warning: We wouldn't think twice about pressing 'buy,' because someone else will undoubtedly swoop right in and scoop things up.
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We hope members of Congress will join us and that the Trump administration, Mr. Sessions in particular, will think twice about reviving a war on drugs that no one can win.
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Horford (Felicio's man) caught a pass at the elbow and was immediately met by a rotating Jimmy Butler, who didn't think twice about leaving Smart wide open on the opposite wing.
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I've racked up thousands of coins, so I never think twice about throwing myself off a precipice to see if there's an invisible platform or secret world hidden in the abyss.
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Holding widely publicized hearings on the links between the Communist Party and the union's officers, HUAC made the workers think twice about supporting leaders whose affiliations had provoked a government investigation.
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He has helped to cement an unfortunate new normal-- a cultural change -- in Washington, which explains why an official such as Sadler might not think twice about these kinds of remarks.
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Tech companies may think twice about Australia Privacy advocates say it could bring risks for regular users of the apps and even make tech companies wary of doing business in Australia.
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The vote came after US Ambassador Nikki Haley issued a direct threat, saying the United States will think twice about funding the United Nations if it voted to condemn Trump's decision.
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But being on a red carpet in person taught this skeptic a handful of surprising things that made me think twice about side-eyeing actors from the comfort of my couch.
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If one party (such as the U.S. government) changes its mind with no technical justification, everyone else will need to think twice about what that party will do in other cases.
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Global banks with operations in Malaysia would have to think twice about trading the ringgit overseas, once they sign letters promising not to do that, say bankers involved in the trade.
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But maybe, like with scurvy, there's some obvious piece of the puzzle we've been missing, something right under our noses that we walk past every day and don't think twice about.
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And by the time they graduate and go to residency or to fellowships, it's just part of what you do — it's like you don't think twice about taking somebody's blood pressure.
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While not all demonstrations were met with state repression, there were enough cases of police brutality — use of clubs, pepper spray and water cannons — to make students think twice about participating.
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The CEO of Girlilla Marketing in Nashville didn't think twice about the procedure at the Vanderbilt Breast Center — until she was asked to come back a day later for a biopsy.
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But whereas in the later innings you might not think twice about taking out a lefty for a right-handed hitter, you can't burn too many pitchers early in the game.
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I love it so much that I don't think twice about wearing it on a gloomy New York winter day when the sun tricks us into thinking it's not even there.
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Some current Olympic hopefuls say they might think twice about the Rio Games if Zika could threaten future pregnancies, and they are hoping for some better answers before the competition begins.
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This use of data provided by users deliberately for the purposes of security for advertising could make people think twice about using a phone number to secure their account at all.
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The revealer clue is "With 19-Across, reconsider … or a hint to the starts of the five starred clues," which means we are going to have to THINK TWICE about them.
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The revealer clue is "With 19-Across, reconsider … or a hint to the starts of the five starred clues," which means we are going to have to THINK TWICE about them.
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Political actors in Washington may not fear the president, but they may think twice about standing in his way if they perceive the public response to doing so may hurt them.
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On paper, that might not seem that bad—but per the moms interviewed in the Post piece, anything less than perfect is enough to make clients think twice about hiring a babysitter.
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When he officially takes office next week, Donald Trump should really think twice about tweeting, James Woolsey, ex-CIA chief and former senior advisor to the president-elect, told CNBC on Monday.
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They disappeared from my life, and so I surrounded myself with like-minded people, who also wouldn't think twice about knocking back a bottle of off-brand vodka on a Tuesday night.
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WHY YOU SHOULD THINK TWICE ABOUT THE HOTEL POOL ON YOUR SUMMER VACATION Remote control The remote — handled by many hands — can house all sorts of gross stuff in its many crevices.
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" The bottom line to remember in November (and year round) is that you shouldn't think twice about your relationship status just because it's a holiday and you feel like you're "supposed to.
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Believe it or not, Octavia Spencer continues to give pies as gifts — even after that infamous scene in The Help that would make most people think twice about accepting such a present.
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If the Trump administration wants to avoid a surge of poor migrants at the border, it should think twice about breaking up the trade agreements with Mexico (NAFTA) and Central America (CAFTA).
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Such coordination makes sense when you think about all the different tasks a robot has to process when performing a basic function — things we as humans probably don't even think twice about.
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Jail, bankruptcy, ruined career prospects: the government wants Hong Kong's politically active youth in particular to think twice about what price they are willing to pay to stand up for their beliefs.
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Phrae was one stop in a series of provincial trips aimed at keeping Yingluck, Thailand's first female prime minister, in the public eye and making the junta think twice about jailing her.
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That said, the fact that the president did not deliver any major news might cause those same executives to think twice about extending the same privilege to Trump next time he asks.
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Dench soared to amazing heights, flying just meters from a migrating flock of swans, persuading locals to think twice about shooting the precious birds, and witnessing stunning scenes from her frosty perch.
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Iran has publicly derided the carrier deployment perhaps because they understand the increased U.S. military footprint in the region will present the regime with new realities — making Tehran think twice about escalation.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE represented New York in Congress for 16 years and served as chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee from 2011 to 2015.
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Because Mercury is about communication and this retrograde is taking place in the sector of your chart that rules the mind, honestly do think twice about making agreements or having important conversations.
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The town's latest hero is Thaddaus Turner, a 28-year-old bus driver who didn't think twice about helping one of his passengers cross the street after finding out he was blind.
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Given that Fox's audience skews disproportionately older, that should make the network's executives think twice about the lives endangered by their hosts' stubborn willingness to say what the president needs them to.
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But scary headlines—like Playboy model Katie May dying from a stroke that was pinned to a neck manipulation at the chiropractor's office—can lead us to think twice about the practice.
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Some American officials now admit that the killing of General Suleimani has not — as some had hoped — led Iran and its proxies to think twice about fomenting violence inside Iraq and elsewhere.
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After he fired James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, in May 2017, Mr. Trump urged him to think twice about speaking with reporters and referred to secret recordings of their conversations.
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Finally, an aggressive case against Facebook would persuade other behemoths like Google and Amazon to think twice about stifling competition in their own sectors, out of fear that they could be next.
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U.S. businesses will have to think twice about selling to foreign buyers after a deal involving Lattice Semiconductor was blocked, international trade and national security expert Mario Mancuso told CNBC on Thursday.
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And for those who are ever tempted to comment on an individual's skin for any reason, please remember this: If someone isn't explicitly asking for your advice, think twice about offering it.
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This congressional reality makes Pelosi's show of support for the bill appear to be as much about warning Trump to think twice about expanding his travel ban as it is about policy.
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In addition to hurting Silicon Valley and other tech centers, these sorts of actions will also cause people to think twice about studying in the U.S., said Hiba Anver, an immigration attorney.
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There are indications that heightened fears for personal safety have led many high-net-worth individuals, particularly from Asia and the Middle East, to think twice about visiting (and spending) in Paris.
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The glimmer of light is that the scrutiny Mr Trump is being subjected to now over his dealings with Ukraine might make him think twice about doing something similar in the future.
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Now that we're in this time of these daily digital lynchings, it's so easy for people to do and not think twice about it because they don't seeing their fingerprints on it.
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We got Kareem out in NYC -- who's locked arms with his teammates but not taken a knee -- and asked him if the decline in ratings makes him think twice about speaking out.
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But when Tubman is spit out of an ATM, every day, the face of her on that $20, it might make people think twice about the legacy of slavery in this country.
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"If the chaos we are witnessing in the UK at the moment makes others think twice about leaving, that is not a bad thing," an aide to German Chancellor Angela Merkel told Reuters.
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You probably wouldn't think twice about texting your best friend about an annoying work problem, or about your relationship issue, but some experts say all that texting could be causing us unwarranted stress.
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The comedian, filmmaker and actor Mike Birbiglia also has a new movie making its world premiere, "Don't Think Twice," about an improv group that loses the lease on the theater where it performs.
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"I think any time that they see the value of their homes either moderating or dropping they're going to think twice about how much they want to invest in their home," added Sullivan.
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If two-thirds of voters see this as an issue at the polls, it's possible lawmakers could think twice about backing a candidate who intends to launch an outright attack on the decision.
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For Joy, establishing a sense of self-confidence is of paramount importance to anyone who wants to spend the night in an environment that most of us don't think twice about stepping into.
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When 7-year-old Alex Fischer heard that a local organization in her city of Charlotte, North Carolina, needed help feeding the homeless on Thanksgiving, she didn't think twice about raising her hand.
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Women didn't think twice about buying douches and vaginal deodorant sprays, and for several decades business was good, until suddenly their customer base started to change their mind about their supposed stinky vaginas.
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This year, the Archdiocese of St. Louis is the first one to warn "church members to think twice about membership and even about buying their cookies" from those deranged demon-children in sashes.
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Hiring and firing staff is easier than in countries such as France, where the hassle of getting rid of bad employees makes bosses think twice about taking someone on in the first place.
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Now, the three-time Oscar nominee won't think twice about her career in acting after her amazing comeback performances in The Wizard of Lies and Murder on the Orient Express this past year.
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"It made me think twice about buying airplane tickets," she said, adding that she eventually paid 1.7 million rupiah ($120.48) each way for the short flight from the island of Java to Sumatra.
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A Florida man will likely think twice about feeding wild animals after he was recently attacked by a raccoon-like rainforest creature who came charging at him after being fed the night prior.
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"It made me think twice about buying airplane tickets," she said, adding that she eventually paid 7003 million rupiah ($120.48) each way for the short flight from the island of Java to Sumatra.
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The public nature of recent attacks has led Muslims in India to think twice about what they wear, what food they buy or carry, and how they present themselves in public, Mahmudabad said.
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Looking back, she remembers reading a 2014 Vanity Fair article where CEO Travis Kalanick said several sexist things, but she didn't think twice about how that might impact her experience as an employee.
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The team's two centers have made their presence known whenever they're on the court, gobbling up nearly every rebound in sight while causing opposing players to think twice about driving to the hoop.
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This is especially true because the federal government doesn't think twice about borrowing a trillion dollars here and a trillion dollars there to keep the voters relatively happy, "relative" being the operative word.
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Republicans need to think twice about locking arms with the left in this social-engineering experiment – they know what they're up to and they're looking for uninformed do-gooders to help them out.
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And yet it hardly requires a college degree to see that students, let alone teaching talent, would think twice about moving to a state supplying half the country's GDP of late-night satire.
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In contrast, if a commentator's only claim to fame is a pretty face, quick wit, and overenthusiastic use of the retweet button, they should think twice about the position of influence they seek.
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Market concerns about the health of Europe's lenders may also have made firms think twice about putting all their money with one bank, rather than spreading the risk through a money market fund.
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When deciding what to pack, you may need to think twice about so-called smart bags that allow travelers to do things like charge their portable electronic devices and lock the bag remotely.
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In all my attempts to live out my politics by supporting the most marginalized people around me, what I failed to do was think twice about Salahuddin and how I could help him.
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All of the powerful, influential consumer brands and politicians that make decisions in our name and that impact us and our families each and every day, may think twice about changing their tunes.
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Why Republicans should think twice about increasing presidential power MORE represented New York in Congress for 16 years and served as the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee from 2011 to 2015.
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The decision will make rivals think twice about splurging on companies operating in the largest U.S. oilfield, but will not put an end to shale deals given the weak valuations of independents, analysts said.
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I can't prove whether you did or didn't, but think twice about it because you have messed it up as far as trying to get any kind of progress on North Korea, Syria, Ukraine.
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I do think they're fantastic, but we want to talk about what's the difference, is one better than the other, should you think twice about where your fingerprint or other biometric information is going.
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I'm learning now that Na Nin Vintage is a game of speed: If I want to get my hands on some of these treasures, I can't think twice about it — it's comment or cry.
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"We were really proud of our first-class Facebook events integration, but we'll think twice about investing time into Facebook's platform in the future — if we get the opportunity to do so," he said.
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This perhaps makes sense—how can someone who doesn't think twice about using their parliamentary entitlements to attend a polo match, or buy a luxury Gold Coast apartment, think that this is a problem?
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"This child can't speak for himself but we are hopeful his story can convince another user to think twice about injecting this poison while having a child in their custody," the Facebook post reads.
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In a purchasing managers' index (PMI) for the manufacturing sector that could make Bank of England officials think twice about raising interest rates, activity fell to 54.3 from a downwardly revised 56.3 in May.
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I mean, the-- it makes think-- people think twice about doing a deal, where the community may get upset about you for one way or another, or that the politicians can't deliver on it.
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Analysts said it could make foreign investors think twice about setting up shop in Hong Kong, which has long prided itself as being Asia's leading business city with convenient air links across the region.
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If the financial professional does not show up in a search, you should think twice about working with him or her, said Lori Schock, director of the SEC's Office of Investor Education and Advocacy.
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The vote came after US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley issued a direct threat, saying that the US will think twice about funding the world body if it voted to condemn Trump's decision.
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At roughly the same time as Leovy was shadowing L.A.P.D. detectives in East L.A., I was across town, covering O. J. Her book made me think twice about what counts as a "big" story.
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Martinez helps Cardinals past Dodgers ST. LOUIS — Most starting pitchers wouldn't think twice about turning down anyone who wanted to spend time with them two hours before they took the mound for a game.
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A declaratory statement should be sent to Pyongyang making it clear that any "imminent threat" will generate a pre-emptive strike, and Pyongyang should think twice about any response to this pre-emptive strike.
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Her results were pretty striking, and might get you to think twice about the thoughts and feelings of your favorite flightless bird—and the deep-fried nuggets or Buffalo wings that it inevitably becomes.
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If the celebrity nude selfie scandal made famous folks think twice about snapping candids with their smartphones, imagine what a surge of NSA-powered doxxing and blackmail will do to political speech and activism.
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AND YOU KNOW, WHEN YOU ARE BUYING A COMPANY AND YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TREMENDOUS DAMAGES AGAINST YOU, YOU HAVE TO THINK TWICE ABOUT DOING IT. SO I THINK THEY HAVE A MAJOR PROBLEM.
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Ms. Welch, the effervescent leader and songwriter of the British rock band Florence and the Machine, has made a specialty of wringing joy from despair, so she didn't think twice about exposing her loneliness.
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More limited action, such as the Obama administration's disarmament efforts or the Trump administration's missile strikes, could mean that "in the near term, Bashar will think twice about using chemical weapons," Mr. Stein said.
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The reporter occasionally uses his phone in his segment Ted's Notebook to show photos, but it's safe to say he'll think twice about doing it — or at least switch his phone to aeroplane mode.
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The idea that we should think twice about this kind of hyperpartisan power grab lest it erode the mutual trust needed for effective government might have been worth entertaining a decade or more ago.
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The budget probably won't pass through this Congress, but the suggested reforms should help persuade public opinion to welcome education loan reforms that require Americans to think twice about how they pay for college.
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There are several reasons why FDI is falling, but not surprisingly, antitrade rhetoric, more protectionist attitudes and investment-reducing policies is causing investors and companies to think twice about buying assets in foreign nations.
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"Glad to hear that all turned out well for this pooch, and we are all pretty sure he'll think twice about chasing cats up the next tree ... nice work Engine 35!" the post said.
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When you know that reporting an issue puts your career at risk, exposes you to possible retaliatory actions, and potentially could sideline you at that organization you think twice about whether it's worth it.
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They know that you have struck Syrian targets after previous chemical weapons use and probably think that if they even somewhat convincingly cast blame on others you may think twice about hitting the regime.
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You might think that Corey Lewandowski's admission during his congressional testimony on Tuesday that he has no qualms about lying to the media would cause cable news networks to think twice about booking him.
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The result of Israel's withdrawal allowed Hamas to seize power two years later and spark three wars, causing ordinary Israelis to think twice about the wisdom of duplicating the experience in the West Bank.
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It's pretty obvious that sending Pruitt death threats is bad, extremely dumb, and absolutely will not do anything to make him think twice about his relentless crusade against the environmental mission of his own agency.
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European leaders may also be hoping that forcing Britain to make a stark choice between staying in the EU or leaving under possibly chaotic circumstances will cause them to think twice about leaving at all.
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"If this photograph only serves as a purpose to make people think twice about this evil and put into perspective what it does to a child then it has achieved its purpose," her father wrote.
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The same thing happened when ABC's "thirtysomething" became the first series to depict two gay men in bed together 30 years ago, a dynamic that caused network officials to think twice about approving such storylines.
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I landed a job at Refinery29 six weeks after graduation and didn't think twice about moving away from my long-term boyfriend, Jake, in order to pursue the big city life I had always wanted.
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"This child can't speak for himself but we are hopeful his story can convince another user to think twice about injecting this poison while having a child in their custody," the city's Facebook post read.
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That some smart people might think twice about working for Facebook is hardly surprising, and it wouldn't be the first time students took a stand against a leading tech company based on their moral compass.
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To make America's northern neighbor think twice about allowing the extradition of Su Bin to the United States, it appears the Ministry of State Security had Kevin and Julia Garratt invited to dinner in Dandong.
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Basically, if your restaurant is a megachain where your meal is given to you in a paper bag, you might want to think twice about what's inside—whether there's a drive-thru window or not.
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Chances are that most of us have bought a T-shirt at a show, but never think twice about who designed it, or the painstaking process that happens in order for you to wear it.
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Kobe Bryant might wanna think twice about the whole retirement thing ... 'cause Diamond Dallas Page says his yoga plan might be able to extend his career -- just like he did for WWE legend Chris Jericho!
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Being confident is a great thing — but maybe certain people who are under public scrutiny would do well to think twice about the ways they choose to express just how much they Beliebe in themselves.
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We worry so much about where the next customer is going to come from that we never think twice about whether we should take on, or keep, a customer that's more trouble than they're worth.
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The President could also hike pressure on some Republican senators up for re-election in 2018 who may not relish the wrath of Trump voters in a primary, and may think twice about balking Trump.
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Finally, international companies should think twice about the ethics of doing business in Xinjiang to avoid being complicit in China's abusive policies, which have sparked one of the biggest human rights crises of our time.
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You probably don't mean to stigmatize or hurt someone with a mental health problem—so we'd encourage everyone to think twice about the possible impact of using mental health language in such a casual way.
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The Echo Show 5 (that's "five" for inches, not generation or fighting) doesn't replace any existing Amazon smart screen, even though the price point will no doubt make many think twice about the $130 Spot.
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On those days when you think twice about it — when you feel like you should've put on some concealer or not worn your natural hair — you have to ask yourself why you're feeling that way.
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"If Democrats and the Republicans that support this bill are too scared to vote on these amendments, maybe they should think twice about bringing up such a dangerous bill in the first place," he said.
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However, killing the military leader could make the regime think twice about taking larger-scale actions, such as closing the vital Strait of Hormuz or launching a rocket attack on the US Embassy in Baghdad.
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In 2000, then-presidential candidate George W. Bush and Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott both warned Americans to think twice about answering a "long form" version of the Census that they considered invasive of privacy.
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We asked the L.A., NYC and New Orleans offices if coronavirus is making 'em think twice about issuing permits to some of these companies and/or films, and they all said they haven't changed policies.
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Now, riding high on a business model that emphasizes subscriber revenue over advertising dollars, the Times is in a position to pick up talent from anywhere on the web and doesn't think twice about it.
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I foresaw a near-future me who didn't look quite so incongruous in a gym; one who experienced a much-needed boost in sexual appeal, and wouldn't think twice about taking his shirt off in public.
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The fact that the president is blithely sharing sensitive information from one of these programs with the Russians may make allies think twice about continuing to share all of their vital information with the United States.
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The Tennessee Republican told "Squawk Box" the president should think twice about what he shares on Twitter, saying the world today is more complex than the Cold War between the U.S. and the former Soviet Union.
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Related: Kids Are Playing with a "Dead Whale" in the Philippines—Here's Why 10 Sculptures That'll Make You Think Twice About Your Trash This Drinkable Water Bubble Could Kill the Plastic Bottle Once and For All
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Starace went on to address the issue of whether Enel and other businesses in the renewable space would think twice about putting more money into U.S. projects if the U.S. did indeed leave the Paris Agreement.
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Despite being excited, being given the choice between seeing Return of the Jedi and Superman, neither of which had much in the way of positive black or even female representations, made her think twice about things.
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Another Democratic senator said his leadership has urged the caucus to think twice about working with vulnerable Republican colleagues who are interested in bipartisanship in election years but vote party-line when not in tough races.
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"We hope that at least this step will send a signal of our seriousness and perhaps encourage others to think twice about their own engagement with the Russian defense and intelligence sectors," another U.S. official said.
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But it could help us think twice about even small gatherings of friends, whether to succumb to the formalities of a hug or a handshake, or going out for walks or errands during high-traffic times.
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"State officials need to think hard and think twice about the constitutionality of interfering with the electors' votes once that process begins," said Jason Wesoky, a lawyer for the two Colorado electors who filed the lawsuit.
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The case for: Here's the logic: If a would-be robber thinks there's a good chance the person he wants to rob has a gun and will shoot him, he might think twice about the robbery.
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QJ says Holly should definitely think twice about passing on all her silver screen chances, but admits he's had to say no too ... most notably to the 'Wolverine' movie that went on to make $373 million.
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"I wasn't going to post about this until I posted in a mom group and found out many parents don't think twice about the danger of a phone charger around children," she wrote in a Facebook post.
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Spotify's email may seem friendly, but if you're one of its recipients and your app still works, you might want to think twice about continuing to use it or you might find yourself with a terminated account.
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MOMBASA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Nepali beautician Sheela didn't think twice about ditching her salon job when she received a call offering seven times her salary to work as a cultural dancer at a nightclub in Kenya.
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And earlier this week, the SEC issued a warning to celebrities and individuals that they should think twice about providing ICO endorsements because if anything turns out to violate the law, they could be held legally responsible.
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Despite how toxic their work environment had become, the idea of leaving or being pushed out of unionized jobs that paid well and came with good benefits was enough to make them think twice about speaking out.
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Despite the heat it's taken for this instance — and for controversial marketing campaigns, like one featuring former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick — many customers seem to not think twice about the drama that sometimes surrounds Nike.
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So when he texted me to meet him at Mill Valley Music, I put the name into my GPS and didn't think twice about taking the scenic, two-hour-long drive from San Francisco to Santa Cruz.
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"I think these products are so easy to come by that if people had to produce ID and log who they were, it would make people think twice about getting hold of it," Berry told VICE News.
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Kendrick Ray Castillo, who classmates said died lunging at a STEM School Highlands Ranch attacker in Denver Tuesday, once said he wouldn't think twice about saving others if confronted by a gunman, his father told NBC News.
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"We must acknowledge that Ahok was always a special case ... (but) if you were a non-Muslim and you were considering a career in public life, you're probably more likely to think twice about that," he said.
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She apparently felt right at home at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue—so comfortable that she didn't think twice about scattering her shoes all over the place or hosting a wild, 39-person bridal photoshoot on the grounds unannounced.
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Official figures on Thursday highlight the challenge Britain faces as it prepares to leave the European Union, something the Bank of England expects will make firms think twice about costly investment projects to lift long-run efficiency.
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A nascent resistance movement has emerged, but both the Germans and the Japanese are brutal in suppressing it and don't think twice about killing innocent women and children in order to extract information to protect the regime.
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For more news click Swiss-French cement maker LafargeHolcim should think twice about supplying cement for the wall U.S. President Donald Trump plans to build on the border with Mexico, French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said.
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"If a company that does business globally is suddenly told by the Australian government that it has to weaken its security, then it may think twice about whether it's worth being in the Australian market," Weitzner said.
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Though she's interviewed a lot of qualified candidates for her team, Lipp-Hendricks tells CNBC Make It at Fairygodboss's Galvanize event that there are three interview mistakes that will always make her think twice about hiring someone.
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If you really don't have the money to pay for even minor medical emergencies, like an unexpected trip to a specialist, an expensive blood test or an M.R.I., you should think twice about a high-deductible plan.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Young campaigners in Asia are taking to social media to urge their peers to think twice about purchasing products from T-shirts to phones, as part of a campaign to end modern slavery.
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My friend was alerting me to a secret order that existed, a whole community that employed thousands, that the government spent tens of millions on to subsidize, and that I, and many others, don't think twice about.
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" "We do hope that this has been a crack in the wall of the code of silence, and that others will think twice about engaging in conduct that might land them in an investigation such as this.
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In the first world, privileged white men get to do with impunity what other men at least have to think twice about, and for women who dare to speak of them, the punishment is swift and devastating.
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DC: Just sort of more general advice for those who might feel overwhelmed and feel like throwing their phones in the lake: In terms of just practical advice, think twice about an app before you install it.
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Since I solve on paper, I can't rely on the snappy jingle, and I didn't think twice about either of those entries until I saw Mr. Deeney's lament (in the notes below) over the use of AGENAS.
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"Even with the ban lifted, operators will think twice about bringing them in, no matter what sorts of measures are taken from a transparency or compliance perspective," said Bengt Nordstrom, chief executive of the telecom consultancy Northstream.
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There's nothing wrong with posting photos to your favorite social channels, but think twice about the information that other people can glean from any pictures you make public—particularly the places where you might live and work.
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"Think twice about everything you want to put in your bag," said Ben Nickel-D'Andrea, who writes about flying first-class with his husband, Jon Nickel-D'Andrea, at No Mas Coach, part of the BoardingArea blogger network.
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Sometimes it's necessary for a performer to use a character to express feelings and opinions that even the most outspoken among us would think twice about before airing them in public without the protection of a theatrical disguise.
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If individuals are drawing from an HSA each time they go to the doctor (as would be the case in a high deductible plan), advocates expect they might think twice about whether they really need that doctor appointment.
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Anyone can shoot a short and put it up online, and the competition from amateurs and free content is brisk enough to make any professional think twice about making a short for any reason except inspiration or fun.
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"Earlier in my career I was completely obsessed with the comments and I saw some hurtful horrible things that made me think twice about [whether] I even want to do music," she said during a BBC News interview.
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Uncertain funding opportunities discourage potential scientists and academic researchers—people think twice about signing on to careers that demand decades of training with no guarantee the necessary resources for conducting research will be waiting at the finish line.
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"It would take a big increase in retail sales, increase in inflation to get the Fed to even think twice (about September)," said Paul Christopher, head global market strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Adams said he hoped the verdict would prompt international companies to think twice about sourcing products from Thailand as they seek to comply with tougher legislation abroad designed to make sure supply chains are free from forced labor.
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Concerns about the United States election, Britain's "Brexit," an assertive Russia and slack demand in the global economy have made some people think twice about sacrificing liquidity on a discretionary purchase like a classic car, Mr. Kelleher said.
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In "Fender Bender," a made-for-TV horror movie on Chiller, Ms. Vega acquits herself well in a thin story that will make you think twice about swapping contact information with the guy who just dinged your car.
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But few of us who live in relatively safe neighborhoods in New York today think twice about walking dogs late at night, or taking the subway after the theater, or working out in a pretty spot at dusk.
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"I think that even those who have been following the rules are going to think twice about this because I think there are probably ample numbers who have not been following the rules," one lobbyist told the Hill.
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Those of us used to adopting new technology might not think twice about strapping a display to our heads (with noise-canceling headphones to complete the immersive experience), but it could be an imposing prospect for non-techies.
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And while that was true even as a hypothetical, soon there may be actual tequila that could be on a person's shelf and would make me (and probably you) think twice about bringing up manned expeditions to Mars.
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This, plus the dicey situation into which the two EgyptAir employees unwittingly stepped, should make people think twice about taking trash, said City Councilman Antonio Reynoso, who is chairman of the committee on sanitation and solid waste management.
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"We encourage the department to look at using a national disaster program as an option because no one should think twice about seeking screening or treatment due to costs," AHA executive vice president Tom Nickels, told the newspaper.
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So sad, that I would urge young men and women — and their families — to think twice about joining the military, which has been so good to my son, given the callous leadership demonstrated by the commander in chief.
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They also worry the president's decision to withdraw American troops from northern Syria — abandoning longtime Kurdish allies who fought the war against the Islamic State — will cause other allies to think twice about partnering with the United States.
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Regardless of what spurred Gaetz to tweet what he tweeted, what is not in question is that the Florida Republican's goal was to make Cohen think twice about what he says in front of the House Oversight Committee.
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The aim would be to prevent the president from making some kind of shady, behind-the-scenes agreement with Ukrainian authorities and make him think twice about any other similar scheme for using his powers for electoral gain.
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You might remember the two-sport athlete from a recent video of him playing hockey in hopes of getting the Maple Leafs to think twice about selecting Auston Matthews with the first overall pick in next month's draft.
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They either live in a neighborhood, work in a profession, or belong to an ethnic group where public attacks on "The Donald" are so prominent that his supporters need to think twice about coming out of the Trump closet.
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BANGKOK, March 28 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Young campaigners in Asia are taking to social media to urge their peers to think twice about purchasing products from T-shirts to phones, as part of a campaign to end modern slavery.
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We still don't know what Clinton said in her paid speeches to big banks, but thanks to Bernie Sanders, we can be darn sure Clinton will think twice about whatever she says to and about Wall Street going forward.
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It all depends on how Microsoft positions Microsoft Teams, but if it's part of what a business is already paying for with Microsoft Office, then it might make many technology officers think twice about paying for Slack on top.
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While China's large and state-backed entities maintain access to cash, smaller firms say they are finding it tougher to get loans from state-owned banks, forcing them to think twice about investments and, for some, seek costlier alternatives.
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The report comes as the Trump administration grapples with the ongoing investigation into alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Russian election meddling, which has reportedly caused potential employees to think twice about any opportunities available in the administration.
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"We don't think twice about someone having a heart attack, getting stabilized in the emergency department, and then getting ongoing care from the cardiologist," said Dr. Kelly Pfeifer, director of high-value care at the California Health Care Foundation.
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Tom Carper of Delaware, the top Democrat on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, fears that this could undermine science and cause federal officials to think twice about protecting a species — hardly an unfounded fear in this administration.
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Last week, prosecutors in Vienna began an investigation into Mr. Strache on suspicion of embezzling party funds, a move that could cause further headaches for the party and make Mr. Kurz think twice about joining forces with it again.
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The skeptics included bond traders who drove yields down on Friday, betting that even if the Fed goes ahead with a rate increase this month, it will think twice about further moves in the second half of the year.
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Photo: Richard Rodriguez (AP)Every 45-year-old's favorite social network app, Snapchat, is adding a feature that will no doubt appeal to anyone sending ill-conceived jokes, bad pickup lines, or messages one may want to think twice about disseminating.
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Yet, we often wonder if young women (and men for that matter) think twice about entering a field that's constantly in the news for it's problematic work culture (see, rampant gender discrimination, long hours, and employees living out of their cars).
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And of course then you have to load up on all the guns and ammo that you can find, so in case somebody does happen to stumble upon you they will think twice about asking to come in for dinner.
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Amazon just launched a $90, 5.5-inch Echo Show The Echo Show 5 (that's "five" for inches) doesn't replace any existing Amazon smart screen, even though the price point will no doubt make many think twice about the $130 Spot. 5.
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This week, the social media network has taken out full-page ads in a number of British newspapers (including The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, and The Times), warning readers to think twice about stories they see in their News Feed.
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Although the president defended sharing the sensitive information with Russia, which is not a partner or part of the anti-ISIS coalition, defense and foreign service officials warned that it could make Israel think twice about sharing intelligence in the future.
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"You know you're with the right person when they don't think twice about waking up at 5:30 am on vacation to go tour some slot canyons," Moore wrote alongside an epic photo showing the vibrant colors of the canyons.
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TORONTO, Nov 22 (Reuters) - A month-long strike by Canada's dominant mail operator ahead of the holiday shopping season has led online retailers to turn to pricier couriers and warn of delays that could make customers think twice about online shopping.
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While it's, of course, true that some people really are successful and really want to help you, smart people only need to be tricked once before they start to think twice about a deal that sounds too good to be true.
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The courts and Congress have been able to check the President on several occasions, while a grassroots opposition movement called Indivisible succeeded at shaking legislators in both parties, forcing them to think twice about quickly throwing their support behind the President.
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"This is where the problem lies, if you lent to them at $100 per barrel a few years ago you will think twice about lending to them at sub $50," said Alex Dryden, analyst at J.P. Morgan Asset Management Friday.
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By getting organized early, EDGI is ready to catch whatever changes come, and the group's very existence may be having a watchdog effect: Government agencies may think twice about making such changes, knowing that EDGI is tracking their every move.
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"I firmly believe this bill is the first step in creating a culture, a real culture of accountability in Chicago, among gun offenders and will make someone think twice about picking up a gun before they ever use it," Johnson said.
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Still, concerns over snarled traffic could cause some people to think twice about using the roads, said Brigid Callahan Harrison, a professor of political science and law at Montclair State University who had been closely watching the debate over transportation funding.
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He knows that even a Cybertruck with Porsche-like performance and F-150-beating towing capacity isn&apost going to get pickup customers to defect from the Detroit Big Three or even think twice about the second-tier (Toyota and Nissan).
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Described in a South Australia Ambulance Service statement as a "quiet and kind man" who "didn't think twice about offering his support on this mission" Harry, as he is known, was lauded for his work in throughout the rescue period.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Joseph Blankson had always been a strong swimmer so when the boat he was in had an accident and capsized, he didn't think twice about jumping in the water to help rescue those who had fallen overboard.
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You might not wake up gung-ho and leaping towards your desk to get to work, and you might not be an insomniac obsessing about your ideas at night — you might fall asleep in seconds and not think twice about it.
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"I was very aware that, because most women with womb cancer are older, they can have a hysterectomy and not really think twice about it—but there weren't alternative treatments [for younger women], because it's usually not an issue," she says.
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They come from the fact that this is a president who has no grasp of policy, does not think twice about holding hundreds of thousands of people hostage to his whims, and has no negotiating tactic other than the bombastic threat.
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Where in another set of hands this might seem like an embrace of simplistic nihilism, Carazo and Daniel Arp instead seem to ask us to think twice about how human power dynamics are being played out on a planetary scale.
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If this is actually a thing, and Gibson is able to make his man think twice about helping inside against Karl-Anthony Towns, Andrew Wiggins, and Butler, Minnesota's starting five may be one of the most dangerous lineups in basketball.
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If someone gives you advice about something, and they happen to also sell the solution to your problems — like a tarot reader who just so happens to have the crystal that can cure your heartache — think twice about buying in.
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But Mr. Gates's performance on the stand might make prosecutors think twice about calling him to testify in any future cases, including during Mr. Manafort's coming trial in Washington on charges that are separate but related to those in this case.
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As they have in other states that would be punished by the repeal of the deduction, even Republicans in New Jersey are urging the House and Senate to think twice about the ramifications of repealing the state and local tax deduction.
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" • Worry over getting on the president's bad side, the NYT's Neal Boudette and Andrew Jacobs report, has made other executives think twice about volunteering their resources "for fear of ending up becoming targets for Mr. Trump as Ms. Barra had.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling fell back below $1.30 against a broadly weaker dollar on Monday, after poorer-than-expected data from Britain's manufacturing sector led investors to think twice about whether the Bank of England will raise interest rates this year.
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"If you don't think you'll be able to take care of them, momentarily, in retirement to make up for the savings that they passed on to you, you need to think twice about asking in the first place," Malani says.
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While police raids on sites such as poultry farms and food processing plants have been well publicised, this case may make the public think twice about where else forced labour may lurk, said Jakub Sobik, a spokesman for Anti-Slavery International.
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AK: If this kind of sentiment continues, would it make you think twice about further investing into perhaps R&D in the U.S. or and maybe look to other markets where, you know, the environment is a little bit more favorable?
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WHY YOU MIGHT WANT TO THINK TWICE ABOUT THE HOTEL POOL News of Johnsen's ordeal follows that of Brazilian model Sabrina Jales St. Pierre, who, in a lawsuit against a California hotel, claims she was "massacred" by bed bugs during a 2016 stay.
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Having spent her childhood perusing the store's aisles, Lakshmi isn't excited like the trite "kid in a candy store"; instead, she's at home, addressing the workers there like family and reaching for specific spices without having to think twice about their location.
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It's no surprise that many guilty pleasures are far from ideal when it comes to your health, and if packaging listed the total calories of the food inside, you'd think twice about finishing off an entire bag of gummi bears in one sitting.
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The prospect of higher debt interest payments is making companies and private equity firms think twice about lining up expensive loans – or come up with ways of getting out of steeper interest payments if tax deductibility disappears, particularly on large leveraged loans.
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But with the awareness of plastic pollution spreading, hopefully this means more beauty brands will think twice about their environmental impact and use more planet-friendly packaging — and give us all more options for saving the earth without sacrificing our existing routines.
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"Many workers don't think twice about signing an arbitration agreement as part of their new hire documents, and don't want to jeopardize a job by asking questions or refusing to sign," Mana Barari, an attorney for Pasinosky, told Gizmodo in an email.
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By pulling from news sources across the political spectrum, Facebook could expose people to contrarian views that might make them think twice about believing everything they read, question the bias in their preferred sources and understand how their fellow citizens perceive news.
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South African, Chinese and South Korean singers are conquering the opera stage, as are Australians, whom Mr Gowland describes as "very strong, with a healthy outlook on life, and they don't think twice about going off on their own to sing in Europe".
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We can ask them what it's like to live under a truly oppressive regime, where the leader of the free world—and the people he appoints to similarly powerful positions—doesn't think twice about redefining the country's hard-won definitions of freedom.
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That includes a good deal of rather gruesome torture scenes, as a sadistic inquisitor (Ewen Bremner) seeks to unearth information about Catholics, placing Will in fairly constant jeopardy, and giving those squeamish about medieval barbarism cause to think twice about tuning in.
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This valuable, and questionable, point of entry into Australian living rooms saw her opinion sought on subjects like vaccination: "I had my kids vaccinated, but I tell you what, I'd think twice about it these days," she said on the show in January.
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But none of that — not Yiannopoulos's history of harassment and bigotry, not the widespread outcry and the loss of major authors — was enough for Threshold Books to think twice about acquiring his book in the first place, let alone cancel his contract.
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Even though he is removing restrictions, any customer is going to think twice about buying American equipment because if you buy it and he decides he doesn't like you for any reason, he cuts off your spares and you can't run your platform.
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October 7 marks the anniversary of combat operations in Afghanistan, which is now our longest war to date, and other than a select few who bear the brunt of this burden, most people won't think twice about this somber and embarrassing anniversary.
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While you can delay most distractions, if you have to go to the bathroom, think twice about bringing the phone with you — missing 45 seconds of a phone call is a lot better than having your whole team hear you flush the toilet.
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And yeah, on one hand it's good that he apologized and might think twice about saying this sort of thing in the future, but on the other it shows how far he, and society at large, have to go on language around gender.
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The perceived "uninsurability" of organ donors could contribute to an increase in organ shortages, as otherwise generous, thoughtful people might be forced to think twice about whether they can afford the long-term costs of supplying an organ to someone in need.
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Unless you're an only child who has been homeschooled for a decade-plus, or you grew up as minor European royalty, you've probably had to deal with crap roommates who don't think twice about opening the fridge and helping themselves to your food.
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The US health care system is designed to make patients think twice about whether they really need to see a doctor or get a test through high deductibles and co-pay -- but that's not very helpful when a pandemic hits the nation.
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We fret about nuclear accidents but don't think twice about people driving cars through our neighborhoods, even though a total of three people have been killed by nuclear power in the United States, while100 people are killed in car accidents every day.
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Instead, I turn to my arsenal of mostly harmless tactics, designed to make a slighter think twice about his or her slight, to make it known that the fabric of society has been torn asunder, and that it was the slighter's fault.
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Democratic Senators with serious ideas about foreign policy should think twice about opposing the Pompeo nomination and thereby complicating their relationship with a man who will be the president's point-person for dealing peacefully with world problems grave enough to merit bipartisan unity.
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"The bottom line is everyone should think twice about vaping until more is known about their impacts on the health of their users, and the role they play as a contributor to lung damage leading to death," Davis said in the release.
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Who wanted to push that forward, who wanted to show the complexities of the black experience in America, and was comfortable playing in that role and wouldn't think twice about it, wouldn't be ashamed, and it actually is part of their activism.
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And the press, too, has to think twice about what it will do: if you discredit the institution of leaking, by airing disclosures too damaging to the national interest, you'll make it much more difficult for the next leaker to come forward.
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For those who primarily take photos with a smartphone, which is basically a vast majority of the world these days, Google Photos has been the best way to keep an online bank of memories without having to think twice about storage or backups.
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You'll also want some classic potato salad—just like Mom used to make—with dill pickles, hard-boiled eggs, mustard, and some other pungent aromatics that'll make you think twice about making out with your neighbor at the end of the night.
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Whereas "Shut Up and Dance" — a weaker chapter than this one, though my colleague Todd VanDerWerff disagrees — at least scared me enough to make sure my webcam was covered, "Nosedive" barely made me think twice about the way I interact with people online.
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More than ever, this requires extreme commitment to Google's products and services, but that's sort of the point — Google is betting it can bring all this stuff together in such an attractive way that you won't think twice about buying (or ditching) your Amazon Echo.
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But he must surely be aware of the ongoing attempts to widen Oregon's law beyond its present boundaries, attempts which are being resisted for the moment as an extension of Oregon's law might frighten legislators in other states and make them think twice about legalisation.
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These kinds of strong-arm tactics from the White House — coming after the merger has been under review for more than a year — will make many business leaders think twice about doing any kind of M&A activity that might attract attention from the government.
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Nissan, a Japanese carmaker, let it be known that it would think twice about whether to build its new Qashqai model at its Sunderland plant—Britain's biggest, where it currently makes 215,000 Qashqais a year—perhaps choosing another one of its factories overseas instead.
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But what might be an annual ritual you don't think twice about can be a struggle for many parents, kids, and teachers in this country and around the world who don't have the same easy access to school supplies or nutritious, filling food options.
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Apple's routers may not have had as many features or as much horsepower their peers, but you didn't have to think twice about them and they looked nice, at a time when most other options caused near-constant hassles and mostly resembled alien robot spiders.
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But with the seizure or closure in recent months of several newspapers, broadcasters taken off air and a German TV comedian facing a Turkish legal complaint for insulting Erdogan, journalists like Yilmaz say they are having to think twice about the consequences of their work.
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She took me berry-picking and canoeing, and didn't think twice about driving home from the river with the canoe sticking halfway out the back of the car (and an open bottle of beer between her thighs, more evidence of her devil-may-care attitude).
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" Although the insider, who asked to remain anonymous to speak candidly, said, "I imagine there's also some comedians who would think twice about wanting to get into what could basically be a media war with Trump about things that they might say at the dinner.
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An enviable demographic once known as "Double Income No Kids," and yet, once the rent and bills were paid, their debts serviced, Karl found that he had to think twice about buying a pair of shoes when his old ones wore through at the sole.
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They aggressively trapped Curry on pick-and-rolls, had their wings stay home on the shooters dotting the arc, and had Timofey Mozgov hang back near the basket, all in an effort to make Green think twice about what he wanted to do next.
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Lung disease Dr. Albert Rizzo, chief medical officer of the American Lung Association, urged patients with chronic lung conditions like asthma or C.O.P.D. to talk to their doctors — by phone — and to "think twice" about going anywhere that might expose them to the virus.
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Managers will surely think twice about calling on an offbeat pitcher to escape a jam, because the reliever cannot be promptly pulled from the game when a theoretically ideal matchup yields, say, a line drive into the gap instead of the desired double play.
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Jamil Anderlini, FT: It is already a sad reality that many people outside China with links to the country — journalists, academics, diplomats, expatriate Chinese businesspeople — would think twice about using a Chinese-owned app like WeChat to send a private message mocking China's current leader.
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Another banking source said Kering might think twice about buying more of a lifestyle-type label again, after its purchase of Puma in 2007 took years to pay off, and sales at the sports brand only began to pick up at the end of 2014.
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"If the plan can have a term of up to 12 months and is potentially renewable, a healthy person might not think twice about just enrolling for the full year," said Louise Norris, a writer and health insurance brokerage co-owner at Colorado Health Insurance Insider.
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Putting aside for a moment the potentially chilling effect this could have on free speech, as media companies looking to merge may think twice about giving their reporters free rein to report on the Trump administration, it could also have a chilling effect on economic growth.
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In a sign of mounting global concern over the Zika virus, health officials on Friday warned pregnant women to think twice about the lips they kiss and called on men to use condoms with pregnant partners if they have visited countries where the virus is present.
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When the dust settles, perhaps some foreign investors will think twice about locating in the UK. Britain was a perfect place for non-Europeans to invest because its citizens speak a global language, it has a stable government, and it offered access to the whole EU market.
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A new study has found that, most of the time, the difference between the fish you think you're buying and the fish you actually get isn't a problem, but when it is, it's serious and may make you think twice about which options are really sustainable.
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But after his work is done for the day, he transforms into his alter-ego Orion Dove: a professional wrestler who wouldn't think twice about diving over the ropes, or flipping an opponent upside-down and slamming his head into the floor with a wicked pile driver.
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I'm kind of in this generation that's a little bit in the middle of people that are a bit older than me that are really scared of technology and people a little bit younger than me are completely accepting of it and don't think twice about it.
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If sleep were regarded as a continuous infusion of a medication that helped a patient heal faster, provided them with emotional stability, and ensured they were in the best mind-set to understand the risks and benefits of that care, we would think twice about disrupting it.
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If he can effectively levy the case that blocking judicial nominees could hurt Democrats in elections down the line, it's possible he could compel members of the minority to think twice about obstructionist tactics as they determine how best to combat Trump's onslaught on the judiciary.
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Republican officials worry that if Mr. Ossoff wins, it would send a resounding statement about the intensity of the backlash to Mr. Trump, prompting incumbents to think twice about running for re-election, slowing fund-raising and, most significantly, further imperiling their already-stalemated legislative agenda.
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When she enters the building, she will likely be met with a sign on the door that reads: "To care for him who shall have borne the battle, and his widow and his orphan," the motto of the VA. Perhaps she'll even think twice about going in.
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The ultimate evolutionary rationale for revenge, vendettas, blood feuds, mob violence, summary justice, lynching, vigilantes, deadly ethnic riots, the code of the streets, and other forms of rough justice is deterrence: if a person anticipates getting beaten up for exploiting people, he'll think twice about exploiting them.
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The slice of rib underneath the breast may prove a challenging proposition as an erogenous zone, but these were clothes that wore their concept lightly, sketching out a no-fuss melting pot of the mind without hesitation and making you think twice about your own preconceptions.
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"Tighter sanctions and added pressure from the U.S. could make it even more difficult for North Korea to push through some future contracts as countries could think twice about buying from North Korea at this time," echoed Omar Lamrani, senior military analyst at geopolitical intelligence firm Stratfor.
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Over the past couple of years, Stanford meta-researcher John Ioannidis and several colleagues have been working on a paper that should make any nerd think twice about p-values, those tests of statistical significance that are now commonly perceived as a signal of a study's worth.
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Low oil prices have caused international oil companies to think twice about investing in Arctic extraction, but with prices on the rise it is only a matter of time before businesses tap into what has long been considered the final frontier for energy resources, according to Eurasia Group.
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