I also have four children and time away from them is...time away from them.
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Fonda is pointing out that time away from the spotlight doesn't mean much of anything if the time away isn't well-spent.
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This time away changed her, just as it changed Taylor.
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There's lost productivity as people take time away from work.
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FORTT: YOU HAD TIME AWAY FROM THE CEO SEAT NOW.
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But any time away from Joe feels foreign to her.
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Any actual sale of Air India is some time away.
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He will be taking time away from the banking industry.
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Kalanick said Tuesday he's taking time away from the firm.
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She took some time away from the industry to regroup.
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Maybe some time away from the spotlight has calmed him.
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You need to recharge and spend time away from everyone.
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She misses them when she has to spend time away.
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But then I just needed time away from that approach.
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After all this time away do you still feel American?
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He takes a lot of time away from his opponents.
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How did the time away change you as a dancer?
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In my time away, I didn't have to be on.
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"It was very stressful," Cespedes said of his time away.
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Instead, Mark ended up taking some time away from Rec Room.
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The freedom and terror of your first time away from home.
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Fortunately for them, their time away doesn't seem to have mattered.
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"There were many who spent a great deal of time away."
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And, it seems like his time away helped keep him grounded.
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Then short video apps came along, eating people's eyeball time away.
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They even got to spend some time away from the set.
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And respect your partner if he or she requests time away.
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Will you return to your smartphone after a brief time away?
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Time away from the city gave him newfound freedom and confidence.
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They also spend a lot of time away from their families.
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It's when Beatriz realizes what the painting and time away meant.
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He's a dad, and he took time away from his kids.
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Could they fritter that time away and fail to fund it?
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His position required extended time away from home and night shifts.
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Parents want a little time away from a child's aggravating behavior.
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The year 2000 was a long time away, and people shrugged.
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Take time away from the artificial and, instead, engage with real intelligence.
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After some time away, Thore got back into working out this spring.
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First time away from the baby and it's harder than I thought.
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" Costelloe is broadly philosophical about his time away, describing it as "productive.
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I loved my time away, but I was glad to be home.
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The pictures come just after Jenner spent some time away from Stormi.
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But the luxury of having time away ironically sucked her back in.
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In 2014 he spent much time away, campaigning for Republican gubernatorial candidates.
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I jump in the shower and take time away from my computer.
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Taking time away from things I had planned to remember my father.
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So you think that the time away hasn't done Giggs any favours?
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It takes a lot of time away when they're open or restocking.
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I spend a lot of time away from them as it is.
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She said she wants to spend more time away from Trump's family.
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Yes, Foles, 28, was dreadful in his time away from the Eagles.
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It worked out quite well because I did have that time away.
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ET. We're just four hours of TV time away from knowing everything.
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The benefits of time away from tailpipes extend to the cellular level.
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I'm an introvert and need the time away from people to recharge.
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Financial barriers can force students to take time away from their studies.
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Kirstyn was invited to New York with friends, a rare time away.
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"It hides the time away, that's what I care about," he said.
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"We're a long time away from doing anything [in China]," Zuckerberg said.
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I mean, we're, I think, a long time away from doing anything.
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" Smyczek said: "You can get in trouble staying back and running all day, but if you move in to take time away from them, but they are hitting big shots, then you are also taking time away from yourself.
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Many were urging her to take time away from the spotlight to heal.
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It was 20 weeks of filming and so much time away from home.
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With time away from the office, deals were not getting done quickly enough.
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Isabella "Bella" Giannulli appears to be taking some time away from social media.
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But guess what, a lot of people spend time away from their kids.
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You may have to think about taking some time away from this guy.
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Try something else, and use the time away to learn from past mistakes.
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Around this time, Harris' time away from the job also was causing concern.
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Body shaming led Iggy Azalea to take some "time away" from social media.
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Yet his time away from the sport has given him a fresh perspective.
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The reason, per a U.S.-based diplomat: "He could use some time away."
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It was my first time away from home, and I was no one.
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"Cooper became increasingly controlling of Alisha's time away from work," the complaint states.
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Therefore, I am taking time away from the game to recalibrate my priorities.
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Denver still needs to play Kansas City again, this time away from home.
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During Aberouz's time away, Rajraji headed the local group, the court documents showed.
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He worries how the time away from their mother will affect the children.
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" As for his time away from church, he said, "I didn't miss it.
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Leaders should make sure they're spending time away from the office as well.
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Now, after taking time away from the limelight, Lovato is back in action.
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Many are urging her to take time away from the spotlight to heal.
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Taking time away from the office was not part of his operating system.
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This last year spent getting the exhibition ready totally blew my time away.
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I mean, we're, I think, a long time away from doing anything. Okay.
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She was ranked No. 1 when she began her time away from the tour.
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When he isn't filming, he spends most of his time away in his trailer.
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The device's software aims to give us time away from our most important gadget.
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The time away might also give you a chance to reflect on your performance.
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Figure skater Johnny Weir has been taking some time away from the ice recently.
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Women also tend to spend more time away from work to care for children.
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When returning players log on after some time away, the landscape is virtually unrecognizable.
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Time away from my phone is shrinking and has crept into my entire commute.
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That's some time away, but there are a lot of steps to the process.
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During that time away, she moved to Los Angeles, to pursue an acting career.
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Aside from the touring, Axl spends most of his time away from the media.
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The good news is that 700 years is still an awfully long time away.
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There's nothing wrong with using the overall health umbrella to explain your time away.
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Peiro says it hurts districts when lawmakers spend too much time away from home.
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They might actually be the one thing that makes your time away an adventure.
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Ms. Tessler decided to move on, too, this time away from online dating altogether.
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Her time away from top competition fed her anxiety, but so did the occasion.
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She was already finding it hard to spend so much time away from home.
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You have no patience for anyone today, so perhaps take time away from work.
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You come back to your childhood home after a long time away at college.
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By contrast, more than 82 percent of new mothers took time away from work.
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He works remotely half the time and spends half his time away from home.
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Mr. Obama signaled that he was ready for some time away from the spotlight.
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The bad shots were to be expected after so much time away from competition.
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The idea grew out of volunteer work she had done during her time away.
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EASOM: Respite allows a caregiver a break or time away from the caregiving situation.
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Newark estimates the cost from her husband's time away from work to be $2,346.
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After a significant time away from Hollywood, Ryan is working on new projects again.
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Weeks of rehearsal, he said, meant just too much time away from his family.
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Ironically, it was that time away from the Octagon that helped build Pettis' star.
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But she added that Clinton was ready to take some time away from the spotlight.
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Kraft also asks mom to provide a description of why they needed the time away.
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Time away from the radio has hardly meant time off for the 32-year-old.
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I've certainly spent more time away from home than I ever did as an astronaut.
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I compete with anybody who's taking a consumer's time away from watching National Geographic content.
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However, his team is supporting his decision to take time away from the basketball court.
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They should be...and it doesn't take too much time away from what they do.
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It's just you and your mat and the music and it's time away from reality.
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The pair's time away included plenty of time outside But also the odd indoors jamboree.
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Lovato and Biel took time away from their famous dates to catch up post-Oscars.
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You were permanently jet-lagged because you couldn't bear our time away from each other.
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It can also take time away from activity we know to be productive and healthy.
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Still, Inhofe continued to express concern that impeachment was taking time away from the NDAA.
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During her time away, Stevens faced depression and panic attacks, which came daily at sunset.
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When might a family retreat be more helpful than giving children time away from home?
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In their time away, Japandroids were writing, recording, mastering, tweaking, and perfecting their new album.
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Finally, and perhaps most obviously: It's okay to take some time away from the news.
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If you're suffering from TFS, take a little time away before you burn out entirely.
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But he feels overstretched between relentless pressure at work and time away from his family.
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I hope they are using their time away to think about the choices they've made.
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Mr. Valdez filmed her daughters and the rest of their family during her time away.
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Many of the reasons that survivors have for taking time away from work aren't covered.
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"He doesn't need to be spending time away from the White House," Mr. Watson said.
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The first months of our time away included visits to Ireland, Spain, Malta, and France.
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The stress, long hours, and time away from family surely justify a little extra pay.
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I took time away from opera so I could do a little bit every day.
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"I am taking some time away from the restaurants to work on myself," he said.
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He worked at Google and other companies to suck your time away from you, essentially.
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After some time away from home, Drew Barrymore's daughter Olive wasn't immediately in the forgiving mood.
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Of course, in her time away from music, Aguilera has remained busy in her personal life.
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Even if the actual floating islands are some time away, this proposal would initiate the development.
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Marshall said his wife's personal struggle had led her to take some time away in Murfreesboro.
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If there's one thing that's a bummer, it's that you spend time away from your kids.
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The resource center found 22 percent of consumers had taken time away from work, post-theft.
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"It doesn't mean he's done, but for now, he's enjoying the time away from the public."
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But Turner, 25, who lives in Alabama, spends most of her time away from the camera.
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But Turner, 220, who lives in Alabama, spends most of her time away from the camera.
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After an eventful weekend, you may need to take some time away from your news apps.
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She took time away from her family to help me, when she had nothing to gain.
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News set after taking some time away from the program to recover from her double mastectomy.
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It was at that point that he decided to he need to take some time away.
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They don't all block apps but they all encourage you to spend time away from them.
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It was also my first time away from home, kind of experiencing life on my own.
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"From our perspective, it's a long time away before it might become a risk," said Root.
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After venting about her emotional exhaustion to her Twitter followers, the star took some time away.
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Material gifts are great, but you really can't put a price on some time away together.
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POC with mental health issues please take some time away from media if you need to.
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So much changed during his short time away, but nothing about him has changed a bit.
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The Cavaliers took advantage of their time away from the spotlight to recharge, recalibrate and refocus.
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This was his longest time away from practice since he injured his throwing shoulder in 2010.
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Now I give myself a lot of time away from technology to think and gain perspective.
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Don't be afraid to take time away from work to cope and work through your loss.
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That is time away from curriculum and materials development and other duties related to class preparation.
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It's been ... Have you gotten out the requisite time away from these people or not really?
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Seven years later, he emerged from his "time away," as he calls it, a changed man.
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He compensates for his time away with strictness, insisting Philip stay close to home for college.
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If he had gained insight from his time away from the stage, he didn't say so.
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Taking time away from work has long been a contributing factor to the gender wage gap.
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Or suggests we're only an extended period of "executive time" away from that long-awaited rejoinder.
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As a childless artist, Victoria is able to spend a lot of time away from home.
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Most notably, AppAnnie reports that it probably played a factor in taking time away from Netflix.
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The Pentagon compensates military personnel with special pays for time away from home and dangerous assignments.
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Despite the costs, Williams said, the time away from her racket was necessary, restful and restorative.
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And she saw the length of her time away reflected in the aging of her grandparents.
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"Every job, every interaction is time away from my kids," Arnett said, making his priorities clear.
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The town, through Peter's eyes, is a suffocating Nowheresville peopled with losers idling their time away.
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We are but two mere sands of time away from knowing the unborn child's gender. Click!
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Yet the time away did not appear to dim any of his perspective on his former team.
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I've sacrificed time away from my family and I have dedicated my entire career to this network.
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She spent a long time away from Amazon before returning in 2014 to take on this role.
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The worst seems over for the pharma sector, although a major recovery is still some time away.
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No matter what happens, taking time away from an overtaxing situation is almost always a good idea.
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" She adds, "In different relationships, people are like, 'Why do you need time away from the group?
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Was Peach's "bladder flare-up" just one way for Peach to steal Beck's time away from Joe?
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Sasha sustained no injuries during her time away, but apparently has developed a deep interest in shoes.
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" He then elaborated on the grim situation: "I mean, we're a long time away from doing anything.
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He's spent most of his time away from the White House at his private estate in Florida.
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She'll be there, so I won't have to spend a lot of time away from my family.
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When family needed time away from Ellen's bedside, the doulas frequently talked, read or sang to her.
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Unlike past presidents, who openly vacationed while in office, Trump has looked to obscure his time away.
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There's a lot of days in the hotel, a lot of time away from friends and family.
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Many who are returned home find themselves falling through the cracks, bewildered after a long time away.
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Cates also points out that time spent on spreadsheets means valuable time away from growing your business.
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Instead of trying to do so much, let me take time away and then come back better.
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The successful businesswoman took time away from mommyhood to shoot a few scenes for her younger sisters.
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The Democrats have also expressed concerns about her time away from Canada during her tenure as ambassador.
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I compete with anybody who's sort of taking a consumer's time away from watching National Geographic content.
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Scheduling conflicts arise, assignments come up, and it becomes hard to justify any time away from work.
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The issues, he said, were manageable; his time away from the players has been harder to accept.
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We don't need to take time away to service characters in an almost obligatory or phony way.
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The time away has left Platini hours and weeks to think deeply about what happened to him.
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Nancy is taking some time away from med school to recalibrate after losing her mother to cancer.
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Nonetheless, here are five ways to make the time away from home easier for kids — and adults.
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For them, regardless of what socio-economic background they come from, time away from campus seems prudent.
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Youngsters should spend time away from organized sport and activity at the end of each competitive season.
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But it takes a lot of time away from whatever movie you're supposed to be making next.
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Avoid giving too much of your time away for free and always specify a contract, they said.
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Goodin said some retreat participants decided to restructure their businesses during their time away from their phones.
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"I just need some time away with her to make sure that everything goes well," Day said.
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They are continuing to take time away from the picket line to make sure their students eat.
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Set intentional time away from your voicemails, social media, and never-ending emails to just be together.
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This first season was filmed last summer, so he had time away from the field to compete.
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Back when I started, it was really exciting, as it was my first time away from home.
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Could her time away from the spotlight mean T-Swift is busy coming up with new business ventures?
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Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Nick Foles is taking some time away from the game following his wife Tori's miscarriage.
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"I think time away is very important to remember who you were before becoming a mom," said Shaw.
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Since exiting the Bravo series in 2011, McCord has spent much of her time away from the camera.
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His fans will still be there, excited to see him perform even if he takes some time away.
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Kejjan initially took time away from her career to care for Dilbireen but has since returned to work.
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Prince Harry is shortening his time away from home as Meghan Markle prepares to welcome their first child.
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Meanwhile, Davidson may be taking time away from work before SNL is scheduled to return on Nov. 3.
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It was also his first time away from his family in the South Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
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When you spend so much time away from your partner, absence doesn't exactly sound like a good thing.
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It's a little surprising to see Motorola step back into the tablet market after so much time away.
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Ford is taking time away from Matter to consider his next steps after seven years at the helm.
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And though the movie is a long time away, there will be another Pixar offering in the interim.
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And any physical oversupply is still some time away as apartments take four to five years to build.
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Our infographic will help you find the perfect way to make the most out of your time away.
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At the same time, Dorenbos has tried to make the most of his time away from the field.
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Don't feel pressured to say that you'll be checking your emails if you really need the time away.
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The company plans another crowdsourcing campaign this year, on Indiegogo, with a wider launch being some time away.
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They reiterated that my only option is to take time away from my workMonday through Friday to phone.
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In both cases, the time away allowed the surrounding universe to grow and the brand to grow stronger.
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We had several weeks of paid leave and the option to take additional unpaid time away from work.
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Booster didn't talk to his parents again until he was in college, but the time away was healing.
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It is customary for presidents to spend time away from Washington in August while Congress is on recess.
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Just weeks before the vote though, Kabila hinted that his time away from power may be short lived.
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Her collar continues to show her spending time away from the den where she is keeping her cubs.
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Women who take time away from this intense schedule for pregnancy or child care often lose their jobs.
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These are also the states where workers feel the most discouraged from taking time away from the office.
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Arin Hanson — better known as Egoraptor — took time away from his web series "Game Grumps" to donate $12,345.
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The firm must also ensure proper supervision of the individual during the time away from the home office.
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Do you worry about situating people in the story after so much time away without their heads swimming?
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He's spent less time away from the USSR than the Jenningses have, but he's still struggling to reintegrate.
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"Fully unstructured driving by go-anywhere cars is a long time away," he said in a telephone interview.
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As a result, after issuing his latest video, SupMatto says he's taking time away from his online activities.
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On family vacations, Mr. Farndon said that his children appreciate some time away from him and his wife.
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During her time away from tennis, Kanepi fumbled with what to do with the rest of her life.
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Waiting for the day when she can take time away from caring for their children to learn English.
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Jobs and Dorsey both spent significant time away, building new companies and acquiring new perspectives along the way.
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Workers should make sure to strike a reasonable work-life balance and take time away from their jobs.
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After a solo trip to Las Vegas, I needed some time away from bright lights and late nights.
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Meanwhile, 12 percent say it's been three years or more since they took time away for a trip.
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That feels like a long time away for two teams on pace for a top-five draft pick.
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It will be Trump's longest time away from the White House since he took office on Jan. 20.
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Kim spent increasing amounts of time away from home, leaving Consuelo to navigate the English upper classes alone.
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Arrested Development offers a variation on this, where Michael Bluth returns to his family after a long time away.
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After the loss, he spent time away from training to be with family and repair his body and mind.
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She went cell phone-free during her time away and made her official debut at the American Music Awards.
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They're also your best bet for navigating leave policies if you do need to take time away from work.
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Indeed, few children complain that they spend too much time away from exams, homework and the possibility of detention.
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Evacuated personnel were warned to "make plans for an extended time away from the base" due to the damage.
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Spencer notes Microsoft could have demonstrated Halo in 4K, but that takes time away from getting the game ready.
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After selling her ownership stake in her company in 2006, Spade and her husband took time away from design.
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After the chaos of Ratchet, Shamir decided to take some time away from the spotlight to figure shit out.
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In addition to Sweetener, Grande has been sharing new music that she's been working on during her time away.
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After Calvin Harris got into a car accident on May 20 he took some time away from social media.
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Scheduling time away from our daily work grinds — while clutched in winter's cruel embrace — is a seasonal no-brainer.
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Instead, he was forced to take time away from harvesting to load the crops into his own storage bins.
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But if you need a little fresh air and some time away from the slot machines, we've got suggestions.
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Khloé Kardashian is slamming mommy shamers after she was seemingly criticized for taking some time away from daughter True.
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A romantic getaway Material gifts are great, but you really can't put a price on some time away together.
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"Having time away has just made me appreciate what it is and why I do it," he told Reuters.
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Paire was kicked out of his country's Olympic team for spending too much time away from the athletes' village.
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Every fact given is known because passionate institutional researchers invested time away from their families to study sperm whales.
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"I'm saying there are a number of programs already contemplated, and 2025 is plenty of time away," she said.
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By the end of the season, catcher Rene Rivera wrestled playing time away from Travis d'Arnaud, who was disappointing.
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I'm surprised how, for a class called "barre," we spend most of our time away from the ballet barre.
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His time away from the NBA gave him clarity, a newfound perspective on life on and off the court.
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Those experts say health care resources, faith and time away from the public are essential to the healing process.
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The time away affected Rose's preparation and the team's, leaving him trying to catch up, and Hornacek still teaching.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, and Thrive Global founder Arianna Huffington take time away from their phones at night too.
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"Evacuated personnel should make plans for an extended time away from the base," Tyndall said on its Facebook page.
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The song is about my own struggle with being on the road all the time, away from my home.
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Congressional Republicans have bemoaned that the scandals in the Trump White House are taking time away from their agenda.
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If you can work hard on this, you're going to have to take some time away from the business.
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In order to achieve that level of success, I had to dedicate so much time away from my family.
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But Dr. Lee was careful to note that the technology is still some time away from being publicly available.
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The trailer finds the mother-daughter duo back, of course, in Stars Hollow after what seems like some time away.
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Spend some time away from your job search, and you'll be surprised at how quickly balance will rewire your mind.
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As a result, Haaland moved around frequently as a child and endured long periods of time away from her parents.
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You know when you've had enough time away from something you can look at it and go, 'That is hilarious.
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He gave it up only when his travels in support of his books began to involve too much time away.
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She continued to spend time away from Tarabasov, spending the past week with a friend on a yacht in Sardinia.
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And like any new mother getting back to work, Chabert's struggles of time away from her daughter have been real.
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And several said that Harris was spending more time away from the office, and not always to tend to clients.
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Manager Andy Green said he was at about 60 percent and is still some time away from leaving the DL.
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He was in upbeat mood, and described how he was trying to get fit and spend time away from work.
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Now, Larry has issued a new statement admitting his behavior was "unacceptable" --- and will take time away from the team.
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Here are three leadership lessons to take away from the athlete's time away from, and plans to return to, tennis.
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Elliott will maximize this time away from the game and come back even stronger both on and off the field.
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Workers often need time away from work to deal with non-work responsibilities, but this bill does not provide it.
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"One idea that really comes to life on the train is this notion of time away from time," he explains.
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President Obama is taking time away from his family's vacation in Martha's Vineyard next Monday to raise money for Democrats.
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Meanwhile, it looks like Vinny is taking some time away from inserting himself in Iranian politics to go boogie boarding.
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"It says a lot about him," Rangers manager Jeff Banister said of Griffin's performance after such a long time away.
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The "hacker meal" became who wanted to get their necessary calories without spending too much time away from their computers.
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The moon enters Pisces, inspiring you to take some time away from it all—you're in the mood to travel.
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She doesn't like the path he's headed down, and rather than betray him, she would rather take some time away.
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Yet, Thrones' painfully long time away from our TV screens hasn't dampened the imaginations of the fantasy epic's dedicated fans.
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"Safe time," time away from work to insure the safety of victims of domestic violence, is included in some states.
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Not long after my father passed, it became clear that I needed to take time away from work and school.
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Take some time away from teaching secret frat handshakes and sorority songs, and devote more to teaching Good Samaritan policies.
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They both know about each other (I started to see S&T during some planned time away from R&R).
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But his time away from Washington has reaped benefits and he appears much more fit and steady on his feet.
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She is now 34 and pursuing a Ph.D. in samba-reggae ethnomusicology in her free time away from the group.
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His time away, he said, helped make clear the kind of restaurant he did, and did not, want to open.
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It was that only with time away from it did I realize how crazy this family business seems in retrospect.
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After so much time away from the Yankees, Nunez said, returning in a Red Sox uniform held no special meaning.
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Rousey nearly vanished from public view after her loss, taking time away from the gym and developing her acting career.
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Currently, a parenting leave is one of the few times a worker may take extended time away from a job.
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Insurance company intrusions into the medical process take time away from physician-patient contact and the care that patients seek.
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But that step could prove costly by taking more time away from the tax debate, with no guarantee of success.
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"When he hits like that, he squeezes the court and takes your time away," Anderson said of del Potro's forehand.
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If I'm spending so much time away from my precious family, I'd better do something that I think is meaningful.
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The restaurant is such an embodiment of herself, Regan said, that it's hard for her to spend much time away.
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He learned the way he played with his compact shots and hugged the baseline and took time away from opponents.
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They're perfect accessories for anyone who loves the internet and all things digital but also values time away from screen.
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One reason he went solo in 2017 was to have more control over his schedule — and less time away from family.
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Returning from some time away, Ezra reveals to Aria that he went to visit his former love Nicole's (Rebecca Breeds) family.
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In particular, if a woman has taken time away from the office to have kids, then networking is even more critical.
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For Kimmy, who's just emerging into the world after a long time away, everything about contemporary life is new and surprising.
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We're very fortunate to have both sets of parents close by to watch the girls when we want some time away.
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Snyder and his wife Deborah, also a producer on the film, are taking time away to deal with a family tragedy.
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How many times have you had a breakthrough moment after a long night's sleep or some time away from a problem?
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Since the breakup, it appears Davidson is taking time away from work before SNL is scheduled to return on Nov. 3.
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Given his time away from the sport, there is no worse opponent to get punched in the face by for Lesnar.
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Not a bad setup if you ask me, especially if you're looking for some quiet time away from the public eye.
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Even women who didn't take time away during the 47–277 period still only earned 285 cents for every man's dollar.
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And Bethesda ended with promises of Starfield and The Elder Scrolls 6, projects that we know are a long time away.
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She also noted that she's "earned the right" to take some time away from the transitional drama to gather her thoughts.
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Yet, it hits me that all that I see in front of me is tainted by my time away from Korea.
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Sheeran himself went on a social media hiatus in December 2015, citing a desire to spend time away from a screen.
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Much of it isn't fun, contributing to friction in relationships and taking time away from more pleasant activities that increase happiness.
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Trump seems desperate to make clear that he is working on this vacation, not just taking time away from the job.
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Vacations have long been a presidential norm, with every world leader using time away to recoup from a famously trying job.
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For Mark Zuckerberg, taking time away from Facebook in order to spend time with family has been a priority for years.
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"The time away (from UFC) actually makes him better because his body gets a chance to heal," Heyman told TMZ Sports.
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When Janie returns to home from an extended time away, she is followed by a wave of gossip about her past.
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I'm not strict, still enjoy life (and treats) and I don't spend much time away from Mia [her daughter, 6 months].
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The weekend is the only time, away from the straight laces of the office, where we can now truly be ourselves.
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Patrick Marleau had the only goal for the Sharks, who lost for the first time away from San Jose this postseason.
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Carlson even jabbed Ryan on the Easter recess, saying that House Republicans were spending too much time away from Capitol Hill.
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For Smith, that means occasionally taking time away from the court and playing a round of golf to refresh his perspective.
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One of his brothers said that he has spent so much time away from home that his own family is suffering.
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Since women continue to shoulder more of the burdens of caregiving, they also more often take unpaid time away from work.
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We could not be spending any more time away from our families and working to get him the state of Florida.
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Although missing its two best offensive players, the team found its time away from school and a hockey-centric city beneficial.
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Job search website Monster advises returning nurses to highlight useful experience they have gained during their time away from the job.
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President Trump on Monday said he is "working hard" during his time away from Washington at his New Jersey golf club.
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Now, he takes time away from investing in companies to take an annual trip with his three oldest male friends too.
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Every productivity book I've ever read has some form of this advice: Take time away from your work to renew yourself.
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But for many people, work can be stressful, take time away from exercise, and promote bad habits like excessive alcohol consumption.
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I hadn't attended school since the seventh grade, and getting up to speed academically after all that time away was daunting.
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There have also been hints at altering the ECB's forward guidance to make clear a rate rise remains some time away.
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"It sounds very Dorothy, very 'Wizard of Oz,' but, after all this time away, my new work is about coming home."
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That's made Harris even more reliant on the in-person events that require travel and considerable time away from the trail.
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Mr. Ahmed didn't think they could afford that kind of vacation, not to mention so much time away from his cart.
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That's made Harris even more reliant on the in-person events that require travel and considerable time away from the trail.
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Those who spent 60 percent to 80 percent of their time away from the office had the highest rates of engagement.
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Because of the time away and the major surgery, the Mets were considering limiting Wheeler to about 125 innings this season.
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Maybe all the hoarding comes down to the fact that Harvard students don't want to take time away from their studies.
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For people who can't take time away from work for familial responsibility, medicine can be a catalyst to feeling better, quicker.
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Clinton re-entered politics last spring after four years as secretary of state, noticeably rusty after her time away from the trail.
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In the Washington meeting, Nixon hoped to push Castro "in the right direction," he said at the time, away from radical policies.
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You know you're ready when you've had enough time away from your ex to work through what went wrong in the relationship.
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And maybe—if personal preference and state regulations permit—finding time away from the 'green rush' to recoup with some Cali gold.
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Now if only it would stop taking precious time away from its fascinating core characters to remind us of those tired stories.
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From time away from home and family to dealing with health care and benefits after service, it can be challenging for veterans.
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For 18 minutes, Westbrook talks about how ugly social media has become since her first video, and how she needs time away.
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It's a quirky phone for a niche audience, aimed at business pros who spend a lot of time away from their desk.
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Still, García supposedly made the most of the confusion and became an avid reader of philosophy during his time away from work.
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During her time away, we'd only Skyped now and again because she was literally out at sea in the middle of nowhere.
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" Added another commenter, "This means so much to me to see her smile, to see her enjoying time away from the noise.
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During its time away from our planet, it stares at the same patches of sky for long periods of time, snapping photos.
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Granted, four and a half to five months still feels a long time away, especially for die-hard Game of Thrones devotees.
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Further, the demographic of the attendees was totally wrong for the app and the traveling took time away from building the app.
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We're told her time away from the house was consistent with past houseguests who've had to leave for short-term medical care.
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He cited time away from home and his willingness to return to the private sector as reasons why he made the decision.
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In his time away from games, publishers stopped trying to outright copy the ultra successful massively-multiplayer online game World of Warcraft.
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Both are keen on the idea, as it does not involve surgery and therefore there's no time away from work -- or life.
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The video, which we're premiering here, grew from "a sense of needing time away, to develop myself as a person," he says.
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Fleck says the 12-week program at GM taught her to see her time away from her career in a different light.
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First, it would have taken time away from the tightly-scheduled APEC conference, where both leaders needed to make their presence felt.
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What's paramount in these situations is how you present what you did and what you learned during your time away from work.
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During her confirmation hearing, Craft defended her time away from Ottawa as being spent largely to advance trade negotiations in the field.
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Rehman is a keen horse rider and can be spotted horse-riding in the Arabian desert during his time away from work.
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O'Rourke is answering questions about a 2020 bid during his road trip by citing worries about time away from his family, too.
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The notoriously tough player has rarely taken time away from the pitch to nurse an injury over the course of her career.
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It had to show regulators its ability to fly its jets over water for extended periods of time away from diversion airports.
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It was a temporary setback, he said, as he continues to dream of returning to the N.B.A. after so much time away.
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If both men and women are taking time away from work for child care, the playing field gets a bit more even.
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After Bzdelik accepted the position, Dallas Mavericks head coach Rick Carlisle told him to view that time away as a huge advantage.
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Rehman is a keen horse rider and can be spotted horse-riding in the Arabian desert during his time away from work.
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"Time spent on paperwork is time away from patients," said Seema Verma, the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Earnhardt is selling the home to spend more time away from Key West with his wife Amy and daughter Isla, Varney said.
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On the weekends and holidays, most of the teenagers at the center had one sponsor family where they could spend time away.
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Thoughtful schools and companies understand that the use of digital learning must be educationally appropriate and balanced with time away from devices.
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Some, like Deval Patrick, the former Massachusetts governor, have used the moment to return to the political fore after some time away.
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It feels crazy to take time away from helping with homework, or actually making dinner, to spend hours on a fund-raiser.
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That means extra planning might be needed to help reduce stress and let you best enjoy your time away, especially traveling overseas.
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A New Jersey mother of an 18-year-old with a developmental disability thought the time away from home would be good.
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I take time to journal, make a longer gratitude list than normal, take a bubble bath, and spend time away from technology.
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The biggest hurdle he faces, says Sharen Neuhardt, a former Ohio candidate for lieutenant governor, is his time away from the state.
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Hassan also spent a great deal of time away from her family and her state raising money to pay for this victory.
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We spoke with Wall about his time away from the game ... and he's got some solid advice for players in similar situations.
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Today, it would appear that this long-awaited opportunity is just a few months of recovery time away inside the Bellator cage.
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Time away from the sport has not mellowed the once Playboy centerfold who gave up gymnastics for good following the 19973 Athens Games.
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He's now facing up to 30 years in prison, where—if he's convicted—he'll probably get some time away from those godforsaken teens.
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In a recent interview with MMA Junkie, for example, she acknowledged that she has been surprisingly happy in her time away from fighting.
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"But the BOJ likely won't do it this time," because markets already expect any rate hike to be some time away, he added.
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Foehner opened up to PEOPLE earlier this year about the engagement and spending time away from each other due to their packed schedules.
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But as new parents are often exhausted and rarely have time away from their babies, where else are they supposed to do it?
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My response is usually that they don't really exist, and people should just enjoy some active time away from technology for a bit.
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Karrueche Tran is taking some much needed alone time away from her Chris Brown drama ... and she's doing it with Quavo from Migos.
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She sustained a small cut during her time away from the exhibit, but otherwise zoo veterinarians say the animal is healthy and unharmed.
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With that kind of reception, you would think she had taken some time away from the spotlight and made a triumphant return. Nope.
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Ocean told the Times that during his time away from the spotlight he lived in London and experienced a number of personal setbacks.
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Your time away will be even sweeter knowing that your spa treatment or three-course dinner are paid for by a loved one.
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In other words, "unplugging" might be a popular idea, but a majority of travelers are not actually relishing time away from their devices.
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Ryan Reynolds set the Internet ablaze last week when he joked that he needed a little "me time" away from wife Blake Lively.
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Trump, who slammed Obama for golfing during his presidency, golfs frequently at his various properties during his time away from the White House.
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When he finally took the microphone, he told the unsatisfied crowd that he had to take some time away from the fight game.
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Robin Williams' daughter Zelda is taking some time away from social media ahead of the two-year anniversary of his death on Thursday.
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"It's interesting to see how time away from people kind of helps heal wounds and helps change things," Rossi, 37, exclusively tells PEOPLE.
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The TV personality famously took some time away from her hosting job, deciding to scale back on work priorities and focus on family.
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We may still be some time away from wider appreciation of Lewis' movies, though his passing may help set off more earnest reappraisals.
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The time away from the studio is going to be spent working on her HeForShe campaign and working through her to-read pile.
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You can't say to every manager or to every CEO, 'I'm having mental health challenges, I'm stressed, I need time away from work.
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Davis: Now that you've had some time away from football, is there any game or moment you're most proud of from your career?
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August 2018: She took some time away from the royal calendar to attend the wedding of Prince Harry's school friend, Charlie van Straubenzee.
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"I think about it really as us winning time away, entertainment time, from other activities," Reed Hastings, Netflix's CEO, said in the interview.
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It was time away from my family; it didn't have a particular goal or necessary piece of writing to come out of it.
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"I took some time away and focused on routines with two kids and figuring out why I still love the sport," Vollmer said.
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But ultimately, we can't pay attention to all of that because that would take too much time away from actually making a difference.
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Trump, unlike previous presidents, has spent a great deal of time away from the White House, conducting business from his several resort properties.
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His decision to take some time away from the NYPD comes just before Lambert is set to kick off her tour in September.
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There's the plus side to it, but I think ultimately, we've got to figure out ways how to create time away from devices.
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Now I was responsible for making sure I could pay my part of the bills and still take time away from my work.
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Some of them say it's no problem, and the time away from electronics is welcome ("Beautifully old fashion," said Alaska Republican Lisa Murkowski).
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Fears and smears raise the most money, while the fundraising enterprise takes valuable time away from governing and building relationships across the aisle.
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After plenty of time away, we finally return to Larue Dollard, the I.RS. agent in charge of auditing the books at Stussy Lots.
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As recently minted master&aposs students who couldn&apost take much time away from work, that leaves Vermont as the more plausible option.
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The analog time away from TV and phones can be relaxing — so you can think of other, healthy ways to help yourself sleep.
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The Republican senator immediately decided to intervene, yanking the question time away from the outside prosecutor the GOP hired to question the witnesses.
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We need to insist on time away from our work and from our devices, so that we can recover and restore our minds.
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For small-business owners who are already under pressure in today's uncertain economic climate, time away from growing their business can be devastating.
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"We need to insist on time away from our work and from our devices, so that we can recover and restore our minds."
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Garrett, with time away from the game, helped his Browns teammates serve food at a "Feed the Need" event in Cleveland on Tuesday.
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" She added, "Business travelers spend more time away from home than not, which means their chances of organically meeting someone are significantly decreased.
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Jason Momoa looks super chill as he lounges poolside in Italy ... proof even Aquaman needs some time away for a little R&R.
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Because we have a health policy, this walking time is incorporated into our days and doesn't take time away from our designated lunch hour.
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Nothing prepares you for a 14-year break, or for how to make the show fresh and thought-provoking after that much time away.
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When I go running in the morning, I try to just run with a watch, and that's like my time away from the phone.
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According to the most recent Blue Star Families Annual Military Family Lifestyle Survey, time away from family was the top challenge for military families.
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On Sunday, Torvalds sent out an email saying he'll be taking time away to work on himself and try to stop being a dick.
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"I think it was really important for us to take that time away from each other," Joe Jonas said in an Apple Music interview.
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During his time away from Guardians, to the surprise of no one, Gunn was hired to helm another high profile project for Warner Bros.
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The new moon in Pisces asks you to take time away from the world and retreat to a fantasy world of your own design.
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To be considered for readmission, they have to stay away from the school and submit a petition demonstrating "good citizenship" during their time away.
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Underwood later revealed in a letter to fans that the injury was more severe and that she'd likely take some time away to heal.
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It's healthy to break the cycle and spend some time away from the socials, but going cold turkey too fast may cause digital whiplash.
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However, when it comes to time away from work — like working reduced hours — there has been a decrease in flexibility by employers, she added.
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With the weekend finally here, we've gathered together the best deals to make your time away from work so much more enjoyable and relaxing.
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"That guy should prob take some time away from icing his jaw tonight to count his lucky stars that Z wasn't there," she responded.
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But she compensates time away from Princess Estelle, 5, and 1-year-old Prince Oscar in a way many working parents can relate to.
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With video games that don't rely on micro-transactions, there isn't a huge financial incentive for developers to take time away from new projects.
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"I'm really glad I took so much time away because I'm able to find myself and create music that I'm proud of," he said.
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After time away, a trip to the grocery store is usually in order, especially for someone like Jenner, who loves a well-stocked pantry.
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Mom Guilt rears its ugly head in so many ways, and in this instance I felt shame for needing time away from my family.
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Lest he be called a hypocrite, Trump has fought any insinuation, especially from Democrats or the media, that his time away is a reprieve.
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Recently, the reality star and her husband, who reside in Laredo, Texas, enjoyed some quality time away as they prepare to welcome their daughter.
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When you open Twitter after some time away, highly ranked tweets will show up at the top of your timeline in reverse-chronological order.
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One thing that changed in your time away is that there is now a bigger platform for both criticism and support, via social media.
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Plus, many expectant mothers are already worried about falling behind during their time away from work — minimizing the leave only adds to the stress.
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The problem is that services are exclusive to a company, and take time away from making a project as good as it can be.
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"I think about it really as us winning time away, entertainment time, from other activities," Reed Hastings, Netflix's CEO, said in the analyst interview.
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The association wants Americans to have an idyllic view of college football—of unpaid amateurs playing football in their free time away from studying.
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Some, like Javier, feel the wages they are being offered just don't compensate for long commutes, time away from family, and child-care expenses.
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Drivers endure long, tedious stretches where they are inactive but have to stay focused, and they spend weeks at a time away from home.
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He has met with four candidates, but his chief of staff said last week he was still some time away from making a decision.
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In the last year, I've dropped off Facebook, taken time away from Twitter, and repeatedly removed (and restored) various social apps from my phone.
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"It will take additional equipment and additional preparations before its fully mission capable, and that would still be quite some time away," Davis said.
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I think for someone of that age, and that amount of time away from the sport, it's not going to happen, that's a fact.
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This proposal would indirectly fund the FMLA by providing financial resources through advancement of CTC so parents can buy their time away from work.
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The recent interview was the first glimpse at what he has done with his time away, and how he has reacted to the scandal.
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Yet what your employees get up to in their free time, away from the office, isn't ordinarily something you'd have a right to control.
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He seems to be enjoying his time away from the White House almost as much as Donald Trump is hating his time in it.
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"That has actually taken time away from the further conversations with those Trump officials who may have been involved with the Russians," he added.
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That meant companies taking advantage of good market conditions and coming to market to refinance debt which is still some time away from maturing.
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Sure, time away from family must be rough, but one of the most heartbreaking losses is having to leave delicious pizza behind on Earth.
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The system allows iPhone owners to schedule time away from their screen, set time limits on apps, view usage and activity reports and more.
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Outlander It's always risky to bring a character back after a long time away and then immediately turn that character into a worthy foe.
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During his time away from the game, McCarthy knew he needed to take a deeper look at his philosophy and approach to the game.
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"The most difficult thing for me was to leave my kids because I had never spent so much time away from them," she said.
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By striking the opening goal in Real's 2-0 victory at Roma on Wednesday, Ronaldo scored for the first time away from home since November.
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The 21-year-old supermodel took time away from walking the runways at Paris Fashion Week to do some flea marketing shopping with the rapper.
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"When I was in the band, there were times where I needed time away to go see my family and recollect my thoughts," he said.
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Taking time away from work to travel is important, but what if there was a way to see the world as part of your job?
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When Kelly took Gussie to pick up Cookie Dough a few days later, they discovered he'd been on quite the adventure in his time away.
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Furthermore, time away from work due to WMSDs increased from an average of 8 days in 1992 to an average of 13 days in 2014.
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For many Los Angelinos, the Metro is not seen as a viable alternative, which explains why they chose to fritter their time away in traffic.
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YouTube Creators, an official YouTube channel, has published interviews talking about how creators can take more time away without worrying about their channel statistics falling.
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I had also never asked for child support of any kind and had never tried to take time away from Kass' dad seeing him. Ever.
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He described being told by one of his professors that he could only take time away from class if he provided his wife's medical documentation.
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Contrary to popular belief, being rich and famous doesn't make that first time away from your newborn any less difficult, even if you're a Kardashian.
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Earlier this week, Kardashian defended her dedication to fitness after getting some criticism that she was spending too much time away from her newborn daughter.
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But BOJ officials have stressed that any reduction in stimulus would be some time away, pointing to the fact inflation remains distant from their target.
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He's hoping to get $25,000 per month out of her after that, claiming that he took time away from work to devote to their marriage.
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Cohler's decision to leave comes at a time when he's spending more time away from Silicon Valley to be with his wife, who's from Norway.
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It's going to be a big year for The Interface, and I need to spend some time away from Twitter to give it some shape.
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In a rare, wide-ranging interview in 2017, Belichick said he spends little time away from his team in order to gain a competitive edge.
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The 27-year-old was kicked out of his country's Olympic team for spending too much time away from the athletes' village, local media reported.
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How did taking time away from social media affect how you approach using social media today, especially when it comes to interacting with your fans?
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In her time away, she gave birth to a baby daughter and worked as a nightclub owner in the French ski resort of La Plagne.
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Vacation for Trump is a complicated subject given his lengthy and direct criticism of President Barack Obama for taking time away from the White House.
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Ryan was content with what he described as his "dream job" chairing the panel and expressed reluctance to spend more time away from his family.
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"Often, inexperienced new recruits are engaged in low-level, menial tasks and are made to bide their time away from the action," the report says.
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GST implementation is some time away, state elections results are on March 11 and the next earnings indication would around the second week of April.
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"Audrey stated she was simply enjoying time away with her daughter, traveling through various campsites and points of interest in California," according to the statement.
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Coming back to the stage and to music has been fulfilling for Aguilera, even if it's been hard to take time away from her kids.
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Every now and then, you should decide that you're going to spend some block of time away from your partner and do something by yourself.
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It meant that we would go from two paychecks to one during the campaign, and that I'd have to spend time away from my family.
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In what is possibly her first interview in four years, Bynes talked about her health, her time away, and what's in store for her next.
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While rate hikes may be some time away, Kuroda's recent comments underscore a gradual but steady shift in the central bank's policy priorities, analysts say.
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Even worse is the all-too-real knowledge that you might get interrupted during your time away by coworkers who are unaware of your absence.
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Lost behind all the tabloid drama is the truly singular solo work he's made in his time away from the band that made him famous.
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In order to run a campaign, you need to ask for money, but does all that fundraising take time away from talking about important issues?
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Those events might be in the nonprofit's hometown or locations might vary, requiring you to travel and spend valuable time away from your primary gig.
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Others have claimed work requirements hurt families because they force adults caring for loved ones full-time to spend too much time away from home.
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After some time away from the military, Wirtz began working with the Defense Intelligence Agency in 2017 as an operations support specialist, the agency said.
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She spends too much time away from her family recruiting and, like, doing other coaching stuff for her to waste time with an immature teenager.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the 226s, two artists moved to the Bay Area after spending considerable time away from the United States.
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Lately, with her husband's career taking off, demanding more time away, the game has also offered a reliable way for father and son to connect.
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Ashley Austin Morris, a comedy writer and performer who was attending the service after some time away, said she appreciated the church's acceptance of disorder.
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Now that that's over, Won says he's spending some time away from the game in order to combat burnout and stay fresh for next year.
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Traditional beliefs on caregiving roles discourage women from spending time away from home, resulting in more men working 6900-hour weeks or putting in overtime.
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"Focal points," explained Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson, tasked with improving the city she's always called home, back after time away that included Harvard Law School.
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After a long time away, he is returning home when he vanishes, to the distress of his mother and of the girl who loves him.
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You really need to consider investing in a travel tripod so you can get the very best photographs and videos of your epic time away.
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Families should check graduation rates and time in school - a fifth year in college means more loans and more time away from a solid job.
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He's taken time away from more frequent uploads to focus on producing lengthier projects, straying away from the grind of a traditional YouTube upload schedule.
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Graf's turn as the company's chief executive is his return to the operational side after spending some time away from building product as an investor.
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Billionaire serial entrepreneur Richard Branson agrees: He believes that being intentional about taking time away from your to-do list helps you set ambitious goals.
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Ultimately, if scrolling through your Instagram or Facebook feed makes you feel bad, you could always just delete the app and take some time away.
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Now, quite a lot of people consider driving to be not just driving, but a time away from other people, a bit of 'me time'.
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And we agree the first step in that direction is for me to take some time away to reflect on how to move forward from here.
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"It is representative of Asian-Americans willing to take time away from their daily lives, to step up and say we don't like what's going on."
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"I just got out of rehab, out of the E.R., I'm not doing no more time away from my kids that I need to," he continued.
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But in the midst of his time away from the spotlight, the actor was seen smiling and upbeat as he caught some waves in a wetsuit.
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"Time spent collecting water is time away from school and other activities that can help empower a community, particularly for young women and girls," Harrison says.
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That time away from them is really important, because if you're not going out there and giving your all on stage, you're just wasting everybody's time.
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With gas prices remaining relatively low, the distance you can travel cheaply opens more options for expensive time away for your time off, according to experts.
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That decision was made largely because Cahill, the father of young children at the time, wanted to limit his time away from his Las Vegas base.
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You can also keep an external battery pack handy for charging via USB for those times you need to spend more time away from an outlet.
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But his time away from playing professional sports has been more lucrative, and he's continued to invest his money and watch it grow into unfathomable amounts.
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Outside of the video game, the relationship between Danny and Karl also reads very much like an affair, with hidden text messages and stolen time away.
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"This is the only difficult part about coming back on the show because it will just take time away from being with this dude," Chmerkovsky said.
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The most likely first step - albeit some time away - would be to allow long-term rates to rise more, reflecting improvements in the economy, they said.
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With hints of coconut and Tahitian vanilla, it's the perfect summer candle to burn whenever you're in need of a little time away from it all.
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The photo is also a big moment for the zoo, which worried Fiona's dad might reject the calf after spending so much time away from her.
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From being mistaken for a janitor to spending long periods of time away from her children, Johnson had to endure challenges unfamiliar to her male counterparts.
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The question remains, if they need this time away from Washington now, what possessed them to waste seven weeks of legislative time and productivity last summer?
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Another 20 percent admitted to using some of their time away visiting a strip club or meeting up with someone from a dating app or website.
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They learn early on that they aren't cut out for family life, and start to spend more time away from their groups when they become teenagers.
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"We went away for one night when we were in Bermuda for a shoot there, so this is my second time away," Kotb, 52, told E!
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Here's Drake taking some time away from destroying Meek Mill's life to display some athletic skill ... hitting a half-court shot WHILE LAYING ON HIS BACK.
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There are two ways to mute messages on your Mac to help you get more done or take time away from your various screens to recharge.
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Tynes reported that the workout would not include the usual crew of people Kaepernick has been working out with during his time away from the league.
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He has spent more time away from his office — he is often seen in uniform on the battlefields of his northern stronghold — than behind his desk.
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Manafort, the former Trump campaign chairman, who spends his time away from court in jail, fixed Gates with a death stare as he took the stand.
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"The time away from touring helped me no end, although I know I'm not out of the woods yet and I may never be," he said.
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They both work full time — he in corporate finance and she in counseling — but they don't yet feel they can take time away from their careers.
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If you're working from home these next few weeks, try using the time away from the office to work on that project you keep putting aside.
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"That's part of wellness: taking time away from our devices to use the other side of our brain to engage in creating something," said Ms. Beall.
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Coach Rick Carlisle had given Porzingis the option of taking personal time away from the team to escape the glare of the spotlight, but Porzingis declined.
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Even if women aren't taking time away to help out their family, they may have lost their job due to business shutdowns caused by COVID-19.
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Trump has spent an unseemly amount of time away from the White House, playing golf, and is at this very moment on a 17-day vacation.
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This includes taking time away from your job, which can prove to be difficult, especially for those like Peter Weber who have established a solid career.
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These burdens steal time away from entrepreneurs—time that would otherwise be spent growing their business, providing products or services to their community, and creating jobs.
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High volumes of requests or FAQs take time away from agents that could be assisting customers with more complex issues, and customer service bots reduces time.
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With the midterm elections looming in November, lawmakers are likely to spend considerable time away from Washington in 2202, particularly in the late summer and fall.
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It may seem like the standard recipe for professional success depends on long hours in the office and little time away from your phone and emails.
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The oldest Kardashian is taking some time away from the show to focus on her family, and the decision is putting a strain on their relationship.
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Finally, old-school parenting means allowing your kids to spend some time away from you, so that you can maintain a healthy relationship with your spouse.
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"When the big women go big, they will take lots of time away from themselves, and that's when CiCi is going to hurt them," Blackman said.
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Even though she spends a lot of her time away from Japan, Osaka is proud of her mixed-race heritage and representing her country through tennis.
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People's capacity to take time away from work when they are sick is stratified by gender, ethnicity, immigration status and class dynamics in the United States.
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The deadlines and hours are brutal, and too much involvement with the real world takes time away from the alternate universe the artist must ceaselessly oversee.
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He talked about how ridiculous it was that the mainstream media, specifically CNN, covered it by taking time away from what he considered more important news.
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To resume touring was to make a conscious decision to do this thing called The Grateful Dead, while also benefitting from some time away from it.
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Before this highly-publicized smoochfest, Gomez had been pretty off the map — she took time away from the public last year to focus on her mental health.
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Trump's choice for Secretary of State -- Rex Tillerson, a man with very close ties to Putin -- is still some time away from his first day of work.
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The WNBA season kicks off in May, and if Skylar is at least 12 weeks preggo, she's most likely gonna need some time away from the squad.
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Carter ultimately declined to run — in part, he said, because keeping pace financially with McAdams would require too much time away from his wife and newborn son.
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In the first debate, Trump questioned Clinton's "stamina," an allusion to her taking time away from the campaign trail to recover from pneumonia a few weeks prior.
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Jenner's followers are younger than Kardashian's, so she could be taking time away from the spotlight while pregnant in order to maintain relatability to fun, young admirers.
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Netflix's Hastings said in January that competition in the streaming space is really about winning time away from other entertainment activities like Xbox, Fortnight, YouTube and HBO.
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Add in the time away from any spotlight, fading interest, and the poor location of Dilboy Stadium in Somerville and the Breakers were in a tight spot.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump took some time away from his working vacation on Saturday to engage in what has become a staple of his weekend getaways.
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People can still love and care when living separately, and in fact, it's quite healthy to have space and time away from the partner in many relationships.
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"Audrey stated she was simply enjoying time away with her daughter, traveling through various campsites and points of interest in California," police said in the new statement.
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You can even listen offline with unlimited skips if you want to set up some some me-time away from the family circus and decompress with Mariah.
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When she returned from her time away from work, McCann noticed her colleagues were treating her differently and that it was clear they had seen her records.
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Over the past few decades, the job has mostly been given to outsiders or people who had spent some time away from the department before coming back.
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The physicians who present to their peers must take time away from their practice and frequently travel to other cities -- incurring normal, but sometimes substantial travel expenses.
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Today, Mr. Milgram and Mr. Currentzis refuse to abandon Perm completely, though Mr. Currentzis takes time away to conduct Mozart in Salzburg, Austria, and Wagner in Germany.
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Indeed, policy makers have repeatedly stressed they will look through the impact of energy on inflation and that any move in rates is still "some time" away.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick will be taking some time away from the company to grieve his mother, according to a company-wide email he just sent out.
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Konta played with courage and intelligence on her 27th birthday, coming forward frequently to try and take time away from her opponent on the slower clay surface.
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Out of necessity, a national Big East Conference would be divided into Western and Eastern divisions to cut down on travel and reduce time away from class.
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Artists are often inside a bus or plane for extended amounts of time, away from family and friends, and might find themselves drinking or smoking a lot.
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The three-time champion will return to racing in Sweden next week, after spending time away from her sport to grieve the death of her father, Jeff.
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If you're set up with a designer and programmer and you're both making the game together, it's really difficult to justify that time away from the project.
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His decision to take some time away from the NYPD comes just before Lambert is set to kick off the fall leg of her tour this month.
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Though a complete Hyperloop network is still a long time away, each year we move a little closer to that 30-minute LA-to-San Fran jaunt.
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The fees and costs (which in Michigan usually total close to $100, not including transportation and time away from work) are a barrier for people in poverty.
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He has said that he'll decide in the next month or two whether to run — whether he's willing to spend that much time away from his grandchildren.
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Carey Mulligan and Jake Gyllenhaal play a 1960s Montana couple going through turmoil when the husband takes time away from the family to fight a forest fire.
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But I do know that the time away has been a gift and a privilege — one that years of hard work and generous compensation has afforded me.
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In addition to weeks in trucking school, which can cost several thousand dollars, it often requires drivers to spend long, solitary stretches of time away from home.
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I'm not going to not know if my child is in an abusive relationship or not because I'm not spending that much time away from my child.
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This Thanksgiving, let's take some time away from politics, but let's also remember that our shared American experience gives us much for which we can give thanks.
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"When you're assigned something that you feel is a dead end, that is really going to take time away from your goal of being promoted," Harris said.
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President Donald Trump is spending Super Bowl weekend at his Mar-a-Lago resort, per his tradition, and his time away started with a campaign-themed bang.
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What we do know is both that what he has found is substantive and serious, and that the investigation is a long time away from being completed.
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Thomas Kurian, one of the top executives at Oracle, is taking time away from the company for an unspecified period of time, the company has told CNBC.
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If you have a family member who resents your taking time away from the family to do something for yourself, "respond instead of react," Ms. Herring said.
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Sharapova used her time away from the Tour in 2016 productively: She enrolled in two Harvard Business School classes to develop her business skills and grow Sugarpova.
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Men of stature are notorious germaphobes who hate getting sick because time is money and money is power, and any illness takes time away from generating revenue.
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In the weeks after Hurricane Maria, Mr. Ruiz spent time away from his usual running paths, packaging boxes of canned food and water at a local firehouse.
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Selecting a strong Democratic candidate for 2020 will depend on finding someone compelling — or outrageous — enough to wrest screen time away from Trump, our media critic writes.
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He served as Visa's CEO for four years until December 2016, when he resigned due to concerns about spending time away from his family in New York.
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His father, whom he idolizes, is mostly cold and aloof, spending much of his time away from the island on trips that he refuses to talk about.
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But as a Carpool Karaoke segment, it took time away from the spontaneous fun of the whole idea, which is to watch celebrities nerd out over music.
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"This is the only difficult part about coming back on the show this time, because it will just take time away from being with this dude," he confessed.
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The time away from his parents and siblings seems to have been hard for the tight-knit family, who often share their closest moments together on social media.
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The MLB legend took some time away from his atrocious baseball team to hang with his wife, Hannah Jeter, and their baby, Bella Raine, in New York City.
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If the BOJ revises down its price forecasts at the upcoming meeting, investors will recognize that an exit from ultra-loose monetary policy will be some time away.
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Even if you're married and you're saving for a trip to Disney with the kids, make time together a priority, especially time away from everyday stresses and responsibilities.
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If you think seven years sounds like a long time away, don't fool yourself: Eclipse chasers are known to start planning as soon as one eclipse is over.
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Rossi first revealed she had surgery and needed some time away from Instagram after her fans criticized her for not showing photos of Skylar right after giving birth.
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Shortly after it aired, several news outlets reported that Harry and Meghan are planning to take six weeks of "family time" away from their royal duties in November.
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"He was ready to quiet down is what he's told me, and it doesn't mean he's done, but for now, he's enjoying the time away from the public."
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Prairie refuses to talk about her time away with anyone except four teenage boys whom she tells her story to in order to recruit them for a mission.
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Documenting her time away from her children on Saturday, Garner posted a photo from the "perfect morning hike" she went on with her trainer Simone De La Rue.
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The product subsequently became popular in Silicon Valley for busy techies who wanted to have a meal, without spending too much money or time away from their computers.
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"This is the only difficult part about coming back on the show this time, because it will just take time away from being with this dude," he shared.
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The Scot is about to become a father for the third time and joked that his family has grown since his enforced time away from the match court.
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The Canadian said that he needed time away from fighting on numerous occasions, citing personal reasons, before eventually vacating his title having officially announced his retirement-turned-hiatus.
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During my time away, his parents tried to take him back home to Spain, but he was too much for them to handle and stayed in the institution.
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Schildkrout, who had been considering taking time away from the company before the campaign, was among those who stayed at Uber to see the driver improvement project through.
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As a Muse editor, I'm all too familiar with all the science that says you need to truly disconnect to get the full benefits of your time away.
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Tackling immigration could further reveal GOP schisms, not to mention it will take valuable legislative time away from efforts to pursue other top agenda items like tax reform.
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But the most important part of your return to the working world after spending time away is which day of the week you actually decide to come back.
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Instead, if more of us took time away from the social media town square, or better yet, talked in person, maybe we'd all handle our online disagreements differently.
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The North Korea situation is coming to a head during Trump's summer vacation, a time when other presidents have seen their time away from Washington spoiled by controversy.
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Spring break has long been a much-anticipated collegiate getaway — a time away from the rigors of the classroom that allows studious young adults to relax and rejuvenate.
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Unlike past presidents, who craved solitude in their time away from the White House, Trump has invited a steady stream of visitors to his brick colonial Bedminster clubhouse.
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Taking some time away from the everyday, even something as brief as going for a walk, is a great way to turn up the volume of your intuition.
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In a post to Maternidarks, an online community of moms based in Chile, one mom shared her creative trick for getting a little time away from her toddler.
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I think that's very important and I encourage everyone to take some time away from the screen and get out a sketchbook–it will definitely sharpen your perception.
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But that reality is still some time away, so if you're interested in seeing what the team's winning visualization looked like, look no further than this GitHub link.
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Time alone can translate into time away from distractions and some of the strengths associated with introversion are the abilities to be introspective and to think things through.
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Three sources with knowledge of the discussions said the two state-owned firms have been in negotiations for months, though any agreement could still be some time away.
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And in light of his time away from competitive basketball, Robinson, who is just 20, has been the team's most ambitious work in progress the last few months.
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Jim Malatras, the governor's former top policy adviser, and Melissa DeRosa, his current top aide, both have taken time away from their government jobs to help, as well.
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Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, said in an interview last week with Recode's Kara Swisher that the company was "a long time away from doing anything" in China.
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According to the Times, Moore writes that Willis felt that her acting career took time away from their family, and wasn't sure if he wanted to be married.
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Moylan works as an air-traffic controller, and Bander works for the Virginia Department of Forestry, both positions providing time away from flying while learning from other experiences.
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A lot of unplugging-related advice is glib as hell and ignores the fact that there's something to be said about taking time away from a stressful situation.
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"It doesn't seem like I'm spending time away from my family," said Olivia Marshall, a nurse who spent Thanksgiving working in the cancer unit at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Gronk was also spotted hunting for Christmas trees with his girlfriend, Camille Kostek, over the weekend ... and she seems to be enjoying his time away from football too!
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He was born in Saudi Arabia, attended college in the United States and has used the time away from his family to explore his own thoughts and beliefs.
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Residente, 41, took some time away from New York this summer to help lead the protests in Puerto Rico, which called for the governor to resign (he did).
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In the meantime, I hope that each senator takes some time away from the daily swirl of Capitol Hill to think back to the reasons they entered politics.
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The 29-year-old MLS midfielder is enjoying his time away from the soccer field this week by catching some rays in Cancun ... and the views are spectacular.
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In his post, Vaynerchuk explains that this August, he will be taking time away from the office to spend time with family and to re-think his brand.
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While hard work is certainly the key to success, billionaire Richard Branson maintains that there is value in taking time away from the office to unplug and decompress.
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The filings don't give any indication of when the new headphones might come out, and something hitting the FCC now can still be some time away from release.
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Originally intended as a work-saving tool, the records have gone in the opposite direction, taking time away from patient care in the name of electronic box-checking.
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ABSENT: The Hill's Jordain Carney reports: Marco Rubio is defending his record of missed votes in the Senate while pointing to Chris Christie's time away from New Jersey.
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In the letter, Gent touted a number of McDonald's policies that could prove attractive to workers, like paid time away from work and flexible schedules, among other things.
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Her hiring comes after George Soros, the founder of the company, began to involve himself in day-to-day trading decisions after some time away pursuing philanthropic endeavors.
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Obama joked at the outset of the speech that he needed time away to stay married to his wife, Michelle Obama, and to spend time with his daughters.
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Most have never spent much time away from their parents and are on long waitlists for state services, which may be out of reach until an emergency strikes.
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There's a lot of debate over whether it is demeaning to discuss what a first lady and president wear; whether it takes valuable time away from serious issues.
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I don't think I would want to spend that much time away from home because there are a lot of aspects of my home that I really enjoy.
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"The biggest impact was it took a lot of time away from my kids growing up," he said, speaking of his children, who are now 18 and 16.
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Halsey's Badlands Tour was bookended by performances at Coachella and a sold-out show at Madison Square Garden, but her touring schedule meant time away from the studio.
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Someone dear to me got divorced and had to spend a lot of time away from his family and a lot of time being alone in his home.
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Bashar Assad is now starting to wear his newfound inevitability, recently taking some time away from his various battlefronts to pose for some cynical, well-crafted holiday photos.
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Singer admitted to "creative differences on set" but claimed his departure was because the studio would not allow him to take time away to deal with an ill parent.
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"I wanted to first thank my fans for your patience and support during my time away throughout my battle with Lyme disease over the past two years," Lavigne wrote.
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Although it's been 11 years since the release of her solo album The Dutchess, Fergie proved she hasn't missed a step in her time away from the music scene.
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News that she was down to film a reboot – "but not for a long time" because it would take time away from her kids, Giovanna, 2, and Lorenzo, 5.
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Now that Murphy is a bit older, he is spending some time away from Mom, too, exploring all the exciting items in his kennel with his brothers and sisters.
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Shannon Thomas, LCSW, says that part of the reason is because taking time away can make us realize that there are parts of our lives we'd like to change.
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The first lady says that her husband's previous roles as an Illinois state senator, then U.S. senator led to frequent travel and time away from the family in Chicago.
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They talked to me on the phone for hours while I was at my lowest, taking time away from their own plans to get me through a panic attack.
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While you might succeed at keeping your number of unread emails down to zero, clearing your inbox likely has taken time away from tackling bigger and more important projects.
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These migrants, spending time away from their families, working, are flattening our world while a leading presidential candidate in the U.S. calls for mass deportations of 11 million immigrants.
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Blizzard finally took enough time away from its baby, Overwatch, to give the console version of Diablo III some extra love that was long overdue: Seasons are finally happening.
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"Mostly, though, I feel the travel and time away from my wife and family takes a toll that detracts from the joy of playing," he continues in the statement.
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Perhaps the biggest question is whether he goes after the former vice president, a skirmish that could benefit both men and sap time away from the other candidates onstage.
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Perhaps this is all going somewhere but it's hard to imagine where, exactly, and in the meantime it is awkward, confusing, and above all takes time away from Elliot.
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You certainly can work extra hours if you want to, but it's important to be able to say no to your boss when you need time away from work.
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And yet, pets become sad and sometimes even resentful of the fact that owners have to spend time away from home, away from playing with them and stroking them.
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On Saturday, the "God Is a Woman" singer, 25, was spotted enjoying some time away from the Big Apple with her mother, Joan Grande, as well as some friends.
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A devout Catholic from the Midwest, Kaine was born in Minnesota, Jesuit-educated in Missouri and took time away from Harvard Law School to do missionary work in Honduras.
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Now all of the time away from his guns, boats, and four wheelers, which resulted in a much better striking game under Chris Cichon's tutelage, will be worth it.
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The data may reinforce market expectations that while the BOJ's next policy move could be to withdraw its massive stimulus, the timing would be some time away, analysts said.
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Back in Havana for two more days, I ran both mornings on the Malecón, heading a bit farther west each time, away from Morro Castle and toward Central Havana.
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But as much as I don't want to be the guy to say "a week is a long time in politics," March 15 is a long, long time away.
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At some point in every working person's life, time away from a job will likely be needed to attend to a personal illness or that of a family member.
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A record of anti-Muslim statements Multiple sources told CNN that Pompeo spent most of his time away from Langley, visiting the White House and outside advisers he trusts.
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For Nana, the time away from games—the Riveters play just once a week, and sometimes have weeks off—is spent exploring the city and dealing with media obligations.
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There are numerous physical and mental factors to consider when you spend a lot of time away from home, balanced meals, and access to a gym or running trail.
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For my own career, I don't play as much anymore, and when I am there, it's all out and full speed, and then I need the time away again.
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That involves meeting with journalists across The Times, staying ahead of what they are reporting on and asking them to take time away from their other projects to film.
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That involves meeting with journalists across the paper, staying ahead of what they are reporting on and asking them to take time away from their other projects to film.
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He grudgingly agreed to participate in national cable television town halls and big-dollar fund-raisers, events that take time away from the retail campaigning Mr. O'Rourke most enjoys.
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If they have more time away from customers or clients, it's the perfect opportunity to direct them to online courses, webinars, or presentations that will boost their leadership skills.
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The Senate had already planned to recess from April 6 to 17 for a district work period, so the new plan would extend senators' time away from the Capitol.
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A separate study in Pediatrics looked at one factor that can impact earnings - the amount of time away from work doctors devote to family life, caregiving, and household chores.
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Today, a growing number of parents feel as though they must curate their children's summer experience, ensuring that their time away from school is productive as well as fun.
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To spend a little time away from our wheeled, combustive technologies is to nourish our imaginations, giving us a lived experience of a world not dominated by the automobile.
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The videos were useful because Vajda had watched little tennis during his time away from the tour, preferring to focus on family and refresh his perspective with other activities.
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As in past surveys, respondents listed their major concerns as time away from family, military spouse employment, education for their children and lack of control over their military career.
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Almost half of parents say gaming "sometimes" or "frequently" gets in the way of teens' activities with family, and 46% of parents think gaming takes time away from sleep.
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With the sabbatical, the two organizations are offering five lucky participants the life-changing opportunity to take time away from their normal lives to live in an ecological oasis.
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GOP leaders are pressing their members to raise money for the House GOP campaign operation and stump for candidates around the country, translating to more time away from home.
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"I disappeared with my husband down to the coast in Brighton, on the coast of England, and spent some time away from the limelight," Gun said in the interview.
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And the length of time a patient spends in hospice care is difficult to predict, sometimes requiring caregivers to take significant time away from work or other family members.
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Pres. Donald Trump took time away from tweeting about hating the Democrats and the Fake News media on Sunday to make a very important phone call ... to Kirk Cousins!?
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Mr. O'Leary took time away from the campaign for appearances on "Shark Tank" and a trip to Pennsylvania to pitch his line of wines on QVC, a shopping channel.
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The effort and resources we expend to help deal with climate-induced crises, while necessary and even altruistic, also drains resources and time away from other important military missions.
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Americans racked up 206 million unused vacation days in 2016, and the CEO of the airline strategy consulting firm noticed his employees' anxiety about time away from the office.
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Senate Republicans will seek to make progress on their stalled ObamaCare repeal bill in the coming week--this time away from Washington and back in their states for recess.
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Mr. Baer has been on a leave of absence from the team since March 4, time away that the league said would now be converted to an unpaid suspension.
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In doing new and interesting things, as well as having time away from their usual responsibilities and activities, apexart Fellows can reflect on what they do with greater perspective.
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Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and Rand Paul all took time away from the presidential campaign trail to vote in favor of tightening the vetting process for Syrian refugees, while Sen.
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Lindros, a proponent of Rowan's Law, runs an annual concussion clinic, explaining to hockey players that it's OK to take time away from the sport if you don't feel right.
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"He was ready to quiet down is what he's told me, and it doesn't mean he's done, but for now, he's enjoying the time away from the public," Catalano says.
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Michonne is destined to survive whatever lies ahead in this three-episode miniseries, which recaps what happened during her time away from Rick Grimes and his group in the comics.
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By now, college students are settled into a comfortable routine of going to class (or not), meeting new people and testing the limits of their first time away from home.
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Ms. Mayer, for example, felt the need to announce that she would be "taking limited time away and working throughout" her leave after giving birth to twins late last year.
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The 70-year-old president's trip to Saudi Arabia, Israel, Italy and Belgium will be Trump's longest time away from the White House since he took office four months ago.
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Not only are you missing out on the lovely nuances of your new home when you spend too much time away from it, but you're also missing out on money.
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Also working in Harley's favor was that unlike almost every top travel-ball player, he actually took time away from baseball, spending his summers in England or playing club soccer.
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Pyongyang is also seen to be working to miniaturise a nuclear warhead to mount on a missile, but many experts say it is some time away from perfecting such technology.
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Ozzie Guillen wants back in the MLB ... and tells TMZ Sports he's learned so much in his time away from the dugout -- he'll be WAY better this next time around.
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But two years ago, on a whim, Beaver decided to take up painting whilst nursing a broken arm and enjoying time away from a disastrous partnership with a fellow chef.
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Unlike the reality shows before it, Bug Juice swapped the booze-fueled debauchery of The Real World for authentic first-time-away-from-home drama, from homesickness to first kisses.
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In current music terms, four years is a long time away—which, of course, is hilarious, especially considering how much of that time they spent pouring their energy into touring.
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" * On a lingering regret about spending so much time away from his family as he preached around the world: "Every day I was absent from my family is gone forever.
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Veterans who live an average of 6900 minutes driving time away from a Veteran Affairs medical facility would be allowed to see a private doctor under proposed guidelines released Wednesday.
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Veterans who live an average of 28500-minutes driving time away from a Veteran Affairs medical facility would be allowed to see a private doctor under proposed guidelines released Wednesday.
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" Bush has said he's making the best of his time away from the media, telling People Magazine in January that he's "had some growing up to do anyway in life.
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He said the sessions also helped him realize that he shouldn't call his time away vacation, but "parental leave," to send a message to both his team and his clients.
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"That's a long time away, and we'll deal with that when it comes to it," Flake told ABC's George Stephanopoulos, when asked if he was ruling out a 2020 campaign.
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While many people look forward to the time away from work for celebrations like Thanksgiving and Christmas, spending that time with relatives can put a damper on the holiday spirit.
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Singer admitted to "creative differences on set" but claimed his departure was because 20th Century Fox would not allow him to take time away to deal with an ill parent.
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Because as great and rewarding as motherhood is, it's not easy — and she's not the only mom who has needed a little bit of quiet time away from the kids.
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And they've extended the battlefield outside China as emerging media forms, most exemplified by short video services Douyin (TikTok's China version) and Kuaishou, threaten to steal people's eyeball time away.
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Not only are there out-of-pocket costs — such as medical co-payments, helping with household expenses and travel — but it also often involves time away from a paying job.
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Aides and friends say he is weighing a presidential run, but that he is hesitant to spend more time away from his three young children after a grueling Senate campaign.
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Women have lower earnings, smaller Social Security benefits and less financial security in retirement because they spend a disproportionate amount of time away from work to raise children, research shows.
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But her family remained in New York while she worked in Washington, and friends have said the weekly commute, and the time away from her children, had worn on her.
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Buzarnescu used the time away from tennis to work toward a Ph.D. in sports science, studying the psychomotor development of junior tennis players between the ages of 215 and 14.
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Amazon last week said hourly workers in the US who feel sick could take unlimited unpaid time off, a change in policy that normally sharply limits time away from work.
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Although it was hard spending some time away from my kids, I was really fortunate that my husband stepped in for our family so that I could pursue this dream.
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A medical complication after birth had caused a longer than expected time away from her job, and now she wasn't sure if she could cover her rent and food bills.
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In this episode alone, she coaches a grieving mother to spend time away from her alcoholic, abusive husband after seeing the terrifying drawings their son has made of the man.
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A study of Massachusetts's PDMP found that this process took over four minutes and 53 mouse clicks, taking valuable time away from clinicians' face-to-face interactions with the patient.
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Wheeler showed better command with his off-speed pitches, an area in which the Mets had wanted to see improvement after his time away with tendinitis in his right biceps.
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It does feel like a long time away, but at least when the day comes to retire, I will be proud of how my younger self actually had a plan.
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The movie hands Hamilton that most quotable catchphrase, "I'll be back," though after all that time away from the "Terminator" franchise, you can't blame audiences for wondering where she's been.
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Kalanick, 40, said he needed the time away to grieve for his recently deceased mother and to work on his leadership skills, according to a staff email seen by Reuters.
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It's hard for a large creator to take time away from YouTube for any reason, and so their breaks tend to turn into dramatic events regardless of the reason why.
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Ban use of the devices one hour before bedtime, as everyone (parents too) need time away from the blue light and interactivity of screens to create a mindset for sleep.
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In her memoir, Moore claims that Willis thought her acting career took time away from their family, and that he expressed he wasn't sure if he wanted to be married.
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During his long time away from the team, his relationship with the only organization he'd played for since entering the NBA in 2011 soured to the point he demanded a trade.
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While Julie was found living outdoors, she isn't injured or emaciated and her fur is relatively soft and clean; signs she was likely cared for during her time away from Gulla.
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For those facing climbing levels of stress, anxiety, depression, and other mental-health issues, the ability to take time away from work to recover — even while forgoing pay — can seem appealing.
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The 24-year-old spent a lot of time in the gym during his suspension ... so we had to ask if the time away could have actually been a GOOD thing.
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You can learn something about that from Zayn, who takes some time away from the rest of the party to spray paint a green alien head on one of the walls.
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While some financial derivatives like futures trading are slowly coming to Bitcoin, we're still a long time away from these financial products being widely available for the entire cryptocurrency asset class.
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Too Much Time Away One of the main reasons why I'm so pessimistic about Lesnar's return is due to the lack of functional MMA training he has had since his exit.
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Of course, I'm also happy to sit down with you ahead of my time away in order to confirm we have all of our bases covered before I'm out of touch.
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Kate spent her time away from design raising her young daughter and told PEOPLE in 2016, "I needed a break and I really wanted to raise my daughter [Frances]," Spade said.
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At the time, she was filming Marvel's Iron Fist in New York and wasn't sure she would be able to get time away to film her scenes for Game Of Thrones.
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WATCH: Jimmy Fallon Returns to The Tonight Show After Mom's Death: 'I'll Never Stop Trying to Make You Laugh' Take some time away from your family and watch the video above!
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Ronaldo had previously announced he would be taking time away from the team (he's missed the last 2 matches) -- and although he didn't specifically cite the rape case ... it's obvious why.
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If he can find a way to do that while maintaining the semblance of peace he's gained in his time away, it would be a great close to a storied career.
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Many women of her generation did not qualify for retirement benefits because they took time away from the workplace, or worked part time, to raise children or tend to aging parents.
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But time away from Washington is an unpredictable factor, and it's not clear that the three members on the fence are going to be able to be persuaded in that time.
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And the people out here watching — we're in the arena, we're traveling, we're working, we spend time away from our family, when you're in the arena, you enter a special circle.
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These logistics in the immediate aftermath of a death can be costly, time-consuming and profoundly stressful — but these arrangements also require a presence of mind and time away from work.
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It's about really taking that time away from whoever you're getting really attached to, and remembering that you're your own person, and they want you to be your own person too.
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When asked about advice for anyone going through a breakup, she said to just walk away, not matter how hard it is because "you both need time away from each other."
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The veteran forward Joakim Noah was granted time away from the Knicks after at least one heated argument with Coach Jeff Hornacek, according to two people with knowledge of the dispute.
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The longer-term consequences of separation and institutionalization are hard to predict and depend on many factors, like the age of the child at separation and the time away from family.
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Dez Bryant says he's physically and mentally healthy to play in the NFL again -- insisting his time away from the game has helped ... but now he's ready to ball out again!
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The eight ways to force an error in tennis are: consistency, direction, depth, height, spin, power, court position and time (taking time away for the opponent to prepare for a shot).
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In recent years, she and her family have spent much of their time away from public view in Geneva, where she has most recently been working for the Aga Khan Foundation.
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For small enterprises, fighting fakes on Alibaba's sites "can become expensive, it can become frustrating, it can take time away from your sales, marketing and other creative endeavors," Mr. Lamar said.
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What remains less clear is how the controversy is being received in the East Wing of the White House, where Melania Trump spends much of her time away from public view.
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"We would have taken a lot of the crew's time away, and also actually increased the risk that we're adding in a suit that might have some other issues," says Vande Hei.
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In photos that surfaced of The Danish Girl star, Vikander sits on the yacht enjoying drinks with friends during the much deserved time away from the spotlight after a busy awards season.
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The Patriots quarterback, who won his record sixth championship after helping to trounce the Los Angeles Rams at Super Bowl LIII in February, has been enjoying his time away from the field.
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Ronda Rousey took some time away from murdering WWE wrestlers to light up the red carpet at the premiere of her new movie "Mile 22" on Thursday ... and she was straight fire.
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The same thing happened last time Beahm took a break from Twitch after dealing with a major controversy, when he took time away to focus on his marriage after a public affair.
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Myles Garrett tells TMZ Sports it "feels pretty nice" to be officially back in the NFL after his indefinite suspension ... and says he got better during his time away from the game.
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"There potentially is a perception that if you take time away to become pregnant or have maternity leave, your coworkers or peers or residents have to pick up the slack," Tenenbaum said.
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"Especially if you're taking time away that is meant to provide opportunities for relaxation for you, you may be moving at a much slower pace than you normally do," Dr. Ballard says.
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But after some time away for what 3 Stacks — as he's also known — calls "fac[ing] that shit," in the latest issue of GQ magazine, the man born Andre Benjamin is back.
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"I'm really big on meditating and taking time away from your normal routine life and really just reading a lot and talking to different people," Viswanathan told Refinery29 on the red carpet.
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In this era of near-constant connectivity, prioritizing time away from our ever-beckoning devices may be difficult, but the benefits to our health and happiness are certainly worth the extra effort.
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During her multiple stays here as First Lady, Clinton sought time away from the masses, meandering through the nature reserves in the secluded Oyster Pond compound while her husband jogged through town.
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You delivered an extremely graceful concession speech, and now you're taking some well-earned time away to lick your wounds and maybe, probably, drink a bunch of whiskey—it's fine, it's understandable.
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In addition to convincing employees to take time away from their families to join their teams, project leads (who are awarded free flights) also must ask others to pay for a getaway.
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Austin-based Jennifer Walker, the water resources program manager at Sierra Club Lone Star Chapter, took time away from putting together evacuee kits with her sister to speak about what's to come.
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Whether you seek out wild adventure or travel at a more restful pace, spending extended time away from quotidian life allows time for the secret details of the world to reveal themselves.
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The number one strategy I use to able to enjoy time away is to come to terms with this fact: I am the same person on vacation as I am at home.
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It's a common problem for young, working class mothers: How to make enough money for you and your child to live while not spending all of your time away from your child.
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This would have forced some low-income voters to travel several miles to vote—an impossibility for many, including folks who couldn't spare so much time away from their jobs or families.
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"I am very excited to be getting back to work after this time away from the sport," said the 48-year-old, who has won world championships with both Ferrari and Renault.
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To get around the bureaucratic barriers that can make it difficult to throw loud late night raves, Slava hosts CXEMA in a different location each time, away from the centre of Kiev.
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Still, the move to work with him in light of the details of his sex crime already seems to have eroded a considerable amount of the goodwill banked during Anuel's time away.
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Most notably, though they are all following different paths and have different feelings about returning (or not) to the runway, they agree on one thing: Their time away has made them happier.
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Continuing to pay for time away from the children I would cheerfully die for is, apparently, more important to me than trying to set down roots in the place they were born.
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According to the Times, Moore writes that Willis thought her acting career took time away from their family, and he reportedly told her he wasn't sure if he wanted to be married.
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While some inside Facebook are trying to spin the narrative that he'd spent his time away deep in contemplation and simply decided that six years was enough, that's not the true motivation.
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Hicks went 1 for 5 in Games 3 and 4 but drew four walks, deploying one of his best skills — a sharp eye at the plate — even after so much time away.
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Rather than having a few days off to decompress, we spend our time away from work filled with dread, anxiety, and exasperation because we have to endure people we are allergic to.
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But this season, he found enough time away from his current Broadway gig to record a version of "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," luxuriating in the bittersweet pathos of the song.
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Women around the world share the same three career challenges: a gender pay gap, time away from their careers, often due to caregiving responsibilities, and a lack of compensation for those responsibilities.
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It's such an obvious thing to say, but, if you have to have time away from the baby, you want to be using that time in the best and most productive way.
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The Vermont senator took a short time away from campaigning and briefly scaled back his events, but he appeared on stage at a Democratic debate only two weeks after the heart attack.
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That meant that while no one could technically prevent me from taking an extended time away for maternity leave, the responsibilities of my office would be left unfilled if I did so.
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While Microsoft's HoloLens is still some time away from being available to consumers, Microsoft said as of today it has started shipping its $3,000 developer kit to programmers and early business customers.
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"I have until October, so I'm giving myself a long time away as I think Barrick has topped here," Keene said, adding: "It's a countertrend trade, so I have to proceed with caution."
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In a recent video, Singh — also known as IISuperwomanII — explains that she is "mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually exhausted," and she plans to take time away in order to recoup her creative energy.
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"I wouldn't spend time away from my family to shake the hand of a guy I wouldn't want to meet with or talk to," Branch, who has a son and three daughters, said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is "some time away" from making a decision about who should be chair of the Federal Reserve, White House chief of staff John Kelly said on Thursday.
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"Everything that I did, from selling my house, to quitting my job, to moving across the country and taking all that time away from my family, it was all worth it," Winkfield said.
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Anyone who's spent any time away from their partner knows that when you first see each other again in your head, you've played all the scenarios of how perfectly it's all gonna go.
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These past two weeks she has had an additional assignment: Keep the jury that has been sequestered in the Bill Cosby trial in good spirits as they spend time away from their families.
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"Kirt Webster [is taking] some time away from the business to focus on combating the egregious and untrue allegations made against him," a rep for Webster PR said in an additional statement Wednesday.
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Le'Veon Bell is spending his time away from Steelers camp in epic fashion ... turning up with his girlfriend and smackin' a whole lotta butts at a strip club -- and it's all on video.
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"My Instagram and my blogging is something that takes time, and a lot of time away from my kids and my family and that's the number one reason I'm doing it," she continues.
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In her memoir, Inside Out, Moore claims that Bruce felt her acting career was taking time away from their family, and that he expressed he wasn't sure if he wanted to be married.
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In a now-deleted Instagram story, Grande noted that she'd be taking some time away from social media — as part of an effort to stay away from "news" she didn't want to see.
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The Beginning After returning from living in Indonesia for three months, Inzerillo reflected on what she had missed most in that time away and it turned out to be having her nails undone.
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After all, the union drive wasn't explicitly about pay-for-play; to the contrary, its stated bargaining goals were better health insurance, enhanced safety protocols, and more time away from football for academics.
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While experts say Pyongyang is still some time away from actually being able to strike the US mainland, the missile test -- the seventh this year -- was clearly meant to put Trump on notice.
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It has said it has developed and would launch a missile that can strike the mainland United States but officials and experts believe it is some time away from mastering the necessary technology.
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In a rare, wide-ranging interview with CNBC contributor Suzy Welch, the New England Patriots head coach says he spends little time away from his team in order to gain a competitive edge.
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For mothers who breastfeed, getting time away from their babies, whether to work or just get a hair cut, often involves a breast pump — a device that at best inspires a complicated relationship.
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We experience a lot of shit everyday, so it's no surprise that we need a little time away from the sensory overload of daily life to process everything and save the important bits.
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On average, women save less for retirement and their Social Security benefits are already likely to be lower than men's because of wage inequality and time away from the workplace caring for family.
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" But for now she's thoroughly enjoying the time away from her phone: "You start to engage in real life and how you have to deal with real people right in front of you.
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After taking time away from wrestling to become a karate black belt, Kitao was afforded the chance to show John Tenta and wrestling fans everywhere what a legit fighter he was in 1996.
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I recognize that some of the potential requirements of my new job — frequent travel, increased responsibilities, extended time away from my instrumental supports — may be unsustainable 12 months from now, if not sooner.
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On my campus at Smith, there's been a lot of reminders lately is that it's O.K. to take a step back and take space for yourself and take time away from the news.
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Some of his classmates don't own a computer and so had to borrow Chromebook tablets from the school to get them through the time away from the classroom, however long that may be.
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Even more hackneyed is the idea that he does not care, that because he has spent so much time away from Argentina that he somehow lacks the requisite passion to represent his nation.
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In a new YouTube video, the Kylie Cosmetics mogul tells her fans exactly how she gets an everyday glam look, without spending a ton of time away from her daughter Stormi, 20 months.
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Army (the group's dedicated fans) are understandably thirsty for new music because the release of Map of the Soul: 7 means that BTS will be actively promoting the album after some time away.
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Putting a lot of energy into networking actually works, as long as you aren't just trying to touch base when people can find some time away from their crazy calendars to grab coffee.
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The athletes could be pulled into the mainstream of the university, he wrote, but to do so would require many hours of extra study in those first semesters, and time away from sport.
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In fact, it's just like old times at Staples Center -- with stars buying up all the seats ... even Jack Nicholson was sitting courtside again after taking some time away from his favorite team.
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There has been resistance by parents, worried about their children taking precious time away from academics, as well as fear that splurging on foreign stars diverts money and attention from fostering homegrown talent.
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While I spent more time away from my kids than I would have liked, I&aposm lucky I had great health insurance that allowed me to bring their little lives into the world.
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Of course, the Shepards enjoy their free time away from the kids as well ... remember their epic Turks and Caicos couples vacation with Baker Mayfield, Saquon Barkley and their ladies earlier this year?
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It's been nearly 14 months since John Wall has stepped foot on an NBA court ... but he tells TMZ Sports he's learned a VERY valuable lesson during his time away from the game.
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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump took some time away from their White House duties to attend the wedding of Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Scottish-born actress Louise Linton on Saturday.
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" Spearman said she's already worked with legislators this year "to raise teacher salaries, provide additional mental health and safety resources for all students, and reduce excessive testing that takes valuable time away from teaching.
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I've had some time away from the sport, I've had injuries, got married, had my son, so life is very different, but really just a unique and amazing journey to this Olympics as well.
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The following month, after Buttigieg had taken time away from the campaign trail to address the shooting, the mayor outlined new aspects of his plan to combat racial inequality, if elected president in 2020.
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The book I chose, Paul Kalanathi's shattering memoir When Breath Becomes Air, offered a welcome dose of reflection about life's big questions as I spent some time time away from work, exploring new places.
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Military and civilian personnel have questioned the both the cost of such a parade and the time away from training it would take, as well as the purpose of the overt display of militarism.
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In fact, according to the American Psychological Association's 2018 Work and Well-Being survey, about 60% of U.S. adults polled said that the benefits of their time away disappeared in a matter of days.
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In the week following Skylar's birth, Rossi revealed that she had a c-section and needed some time away from Instagram after her fans criticized her for not immediately showing photos of her newborn.
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I fly every single week for work (classic Monday through Thursday consulting schedule), so I feel like this is well-deserved and a nice perk for the exhausting weeks and time away from home.
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There's birth control, or there's an interval surgical procedure—a tubal ligation scheduled separately from childbirth, which carries higher surgical risk, leads to time away from the newborn baby, and costs a lot more.
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According to music critic Greg Kot's 2004 book, Wilco: Learning How To Die, touring had gradually been chipping away at him; as time away from his family accumulated, the grip of depression was tightening.
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It is wondering whether you have time to meet with an environmental enforcement agent about your problems when the last one disappeared without communicating and every meeting means time away from your nursing job.
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Whether it's to give yourself more time to get things done or to simply have time away from other people, sometimes you just need to take a break from constant, virtual interaction with others.
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Along with calling out sexism when she sees it, Donio tells women not to say "yes" to everything and to take time away from work if they want to spend it with their families.
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These "Three Treasures," as they're called, are great for workers who already have good jobs, but they hurt people who want to switch jobs or who take significant amounts of time away from work.
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After the initial loneliness wore off, my time away from work and school felt rejuvenating, as if I was reconnecting with parts of myself that I hadn't spent time with in a long time.
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But the prospect spending a protracted period of time away from other humans can also be quite daunting — especially if you live alone, are unable to visit loved ones, or are already experiencing loneliness.
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Workers also complain that they are scared to take time away from their tasks to wash their hands regularly, because they fear falling behind on their strict performance metrics and potentially losing their jobs.
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If less than a year, they scored the same as those who hadn't been separated at all, suggesting that there is a threshold of time away from parents after which damage begins to accrue.
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"Senator Mitch McConnell said I had 'excessive expectations,' but I don't think so," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter on Wednesday afternoon, as he and lawmakers took time away from Washington during the August recess.
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Although he said he had treasured his time away from the tour with his wife, Mirka, and their four young children, he insisted that no consideration had been given to making the break permanent.
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His detail — which is three times bigger than his predecessor's — reportedly used up overtime budgets and sometimes took time away from officers who were investigating environmental crimes so they could protect the EPA chief.
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The ad -- which Buttigieg's campaign would only say is part of a "significant statewide buy" -- also highlighted Buttigieg's personal story as a mayor who took time away from his job to serve in Afghanistan.
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In a candid 2016 essay for her school newspaper at the elite Deerfield Academy, where she had returned after time away in treatment, Saoirse pushed other students to de-stigmatize discussions of mental health.
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"Now, having a family and a little girl, it really makes things super clear," he said, adding that he asks himself, "Is this worth taking time away from them?" before signing on for new roles.
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Four weeks is a long time away from the election, and within the four-week deadline is when a lot of people are like, Oh, there's an election coming up, I should start making plans.
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The last time that Beahm returned to Twitch after a lengthy period of time away, he managed to break the record for most concurrent viewers at the time and was even credited for "breaking" Twitch.
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SYDNEY, June 13 (Reuters) - The head of Australia's central bank reiterated on Wednesday that any increase in the country's official cash rates was still "some time away" as wage growth and consumer prices remain tepid.
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The social network has been moving in this direction for quite some time, away from a place of silly life updates and selfies and toward becoming the hub of modern community-building and digital discourse.
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There's nothing worse than having a bad mood hit you out of nowhere — in the morning, right before a meeting or even on a weekend, when should be enjoying your time away from the office.
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And on the other side of things, it's crazy for teachers to have so much paperwork to manage on a regular work day that they'd have to spend time away from kids filling out forms.
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"All the sacrifices that I've made, all the time, the sweat, spending time away from family, the financial investments that I've made in my career makes it all worth it in the end," he said.
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The North has said it has developed and would launch a missile that can strike the mainland United States but officials and experts believe it is some time away from mastering all the necessary technology.
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"A lot of people live in fear, and they work in fear that if they take time away and out of work that they're out of sight, out of mind," said career coach Roy Cohen.
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And if this is your first time away from home and you're getting a hang of your dorm building's laundry situation, maybe start off with some towels in a more forgiving (yet equally stylish) shade.
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He's not only able to bring something he loves to the office with him everyday, he schedules time away to create new images every year allowing that to be an important part of his practice.
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It has said it has developed a missile that can strike the mainland United States, but officials and experts believe it is some time away from mastering the necessary technology, including miniaturising a nuclear warhead.
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It looks like now he and Moritz have taken some time away from blowing up cars to show younger viewers how a little ingenuity can stop bad guys on both TV and the big screen.
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Since Kim Kardashian West has been spending time away from Los Angeles, she enlisted the help of a famous pal to transport her nails for the 2018 Met Gala to New York City: Katy Perry!
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It has said it has developed a missile that can strike the mainland United States, but officials and experts believe it is some time away from mastering the necessary technology, including miniaturizing a nuclear warhead.
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If the Thrive Global founder ever needs to take some time away from her desk to rest, she can head to the office's nap pod — and Huffington is "happy to say" it's often in use.
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This is not how the story usually goes, but as it turns out, her time away was exactly how long it took for the market to demand more high-end sweets made from esoteric grains.
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In a wide-ranging interview with CNBC contributor Suzy Welch, Belichick describes a secret to his coaching: he spends little time away from the Patriots in order to gain an edge when the season starts.
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While Drake's buzz meant that Wayne would still be coasting financially during his time away, it also meant that Wayne's voice wouldn't be ubiquitous the way it had been for most of the preceding decade.
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Department of Veterans Affairs: Veterans who live an average of 30 minutes drive-time away from a Veteran Affairs medical facility would be allowed to see a private doctor under proposed federal guidelines unveiled Wednesday.
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With extensive press coverage and the public's unrelenting interest in Kameda despite his time away from boxing, it looks like this competition could be a regular fixture on Japan's combat sports calendar in the future.
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With many schools closed, women are the ones who tend to take time away from work to care for their children, as well as elderly parents or family members who are at risk or confined.
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In my case, I often feel as though I never see the United States quite so clearly as I do when I've just returned after a long time away, which was the case last week.
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But this could be a dangerous friendship for Snapchat, as TikTok may be taking time away that users might spend watching Snapchat Discover, and its growth could box Snapchat out of the social entertainment space.
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The best part is you don't even need to travel far to make it special, so you can make the best use of your time away without spending too much of it on a plane.
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"If you could write this letter backing me, getting me the help and time away I need, and also stating your opposition to the board firing me, it would help me a lot," he said.
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Against the Blue Jackets, he was given his seventh start in the team's past 10 games as he has, at least for now, taken playing time away from two-time Stanley Cup winner Matt Murray.
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It's moments like this one that explain why time away from loved ones is the top concern of military families, according to the latest Blue Star Families' annual Military Family Lifestyle Survey conducted in 2018.
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Before her procedure and time away from the public eye, Trump had announced her "Be Best" initiative to promote children's well-being and raise awareness about the effects of cyberbullying and opioids on young people.
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While mandatory vacations and company retreats may sound like too much time away from the office, Nigam says it's these exact work-life balance initiatives that help SimpliFlying to attract and keep a talented team.
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I'm a little bit nervous about taking time away from directing and writing to just work in politics and work in feminism, and yet it's constantly calling to me and saying, 'You're not doing enough.
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During a gala benefiting her husband's foundation earlier this week, the wife of retired Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps took some time away from the festivities to pump milk for her 3-month-old son Beckett Richard.
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Falih's tasks - his ministry is to oversee half of the economy, not to mention plans for a share listing in state oil giant Saudi Aramco - are likely to divert more of his time away from OPEC.
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The BOJ has been dropping subtle, yet intentional, hints that it could edge away from crisis-mode stimulus earlier than expected, sources say, though an actual exit from ultra-easy policy would be some time away.
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Their time away comes as her husband, Joe Giudice, fights a judge's October ruling that he would be deported to his native Italy after finishing his 41-month prison sentence for mail, wire and bankruptcy fraud.
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But these options are not available to everyone, and those who wish to take time away from work for mental-health reasons may need to consult with their employer to design an appropriate plan of action.
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Belfiore's time away on the Semester at Sea ship and seeing the impact of technology on education while in the midst of a constant educational environment also had a significant impact on his role at Microsoft.
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Through tears, and knowing her daughter faces deportation and a long time away from home, Felipa de la Cruz on Wednesday told her daughter, Rosamaria Hernandez, that everything would be OK, lawyer Alex Galvez told TIME.
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One in three people around the world have trouble unplugging, even when they're aware that it's a healthier way to spend a vacation or time away from work, according to a 2017 study from GfK Global.
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RANCHO MIRAGE, California (Reuters) - Tennis star Maria Sharapova said on Tuesday she is excited about her return to competition next month, feeling vindicated by the reduction of her doping suspension and empowered by her time away.
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" Catalano echoed Lenny's comments, and previously telling PEOPLE, "He was ready to quiet down is what he's told me, and it doesn't mean he's done, but for now, he's enjoying the time away from the public.
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His goals for it are modest: "I am trying to slightly take time away from other work but I have to remember that this YouTube channel probably won't last until I retire," he wrote on Reddit.
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Every year is different; perhaps you are in several weddings (or are getting married); maybe you'll be sick, or just need more time away from the job; or maybe it is just harder to get away.
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After Cam leaves, the men take turns walking out and telling him how rude it was of him to show up and take time away from everyone, and Tyler C., Garrett and Kevin all confront him.
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Paid family leave increases labor-force participation for both men and women, encouraging parents to stay in the workforce after they have a child or when they need time away to care for a loved one.
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They'd have to find time for hopeless cases that immigrants might not have tried to fight if they had gone through "legal orientation" — taking time away from cases immigrants could actually win if given the chance.
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However, instead of pondering what could have been, Wilkinson is primed for his next bout and he doesn't believe his time away from the Octagon will affect him at all at UFC London on February 27.
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