I am here at Howard to try to get smarter, to try to be useful, to try to have healthy conversations.
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"Maybe he will try to be presidential and try to convey a gravity that he hasn't done before or will he come in and try to insult and try to score some points."
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They try to double back, they try to double jeopardy.
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"I try to ride casual, try to blend," Tim said.
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Don't try to couch it, don't try to play me.
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Try to make him comfortable, try to smooth things over.
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Try to be focused, and then try to be unfocused.
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" She continued: "Maybe he will try to be presidential and try to convey a gravity that he hasn't done before or will he come in and try to insult and try to score some points.
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"We've got to use our influence to try to try to speak out and try to bring some decency to countries," Branson said.
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They will do anything they can to try to stop that, to try to block that, to try to prevent that from happening.
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The girls who try to be smart, who try to achieve their goals, who try to be attractive, those girls are the villains.
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"Maybe he will try to be presidential and try to convey a gravity that he hasn't done before or maybe he will come in and try to insult and try to score some points," she speculated.
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"I try to eat right – not always succeeding but I try, try to get enough sleep, try to exercise," Clinton said on the podcast.
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"You keep going and you try to, try to be as positive as you can, and you try to appreciate every day," he said.
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Try to keep a straight face, try to keep a straight face.
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Just try to keep battling and try to get better every start.
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I try to enjoy everything and I try to enjoy the moment.
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To try to escape the past is to try to escape yourself.
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I'm gonna try to keep it ... LG: Try to keep it clean.
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You don't try to make excuses and you try to be better.
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But try to be critical, try to find what aligns with your values.
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"I try to, I will try to help him communicate," she told ExtraTV.
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"You try to live, you try to get through it alive," he added.
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Yes, and also try to squash her, try to ruin her. Yes. Yes.
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Seecha didn't try to get up, and Noor didn't try to help her.
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That's what they try to do to try to get the full scope.
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"We will try to figure this out and try to get through it."
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So their attitude is, 'Try to forget about it, try to ignore it.
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You can try to persuade them or you can try to defeat them.
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He could try to unleash violence to try to draw more global attention.
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Just try to be physical and try to take him off his spot.
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Try to borrow the money and pay it, or try to fight it.
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"Try to square the baseball through the bat, try to get solid contact every at-bat and try to get some hits," Segura said, explaining his approach.
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It's much easier to try to get people's password information, much easier to try to take personally identifiable information of somebody and try to hack their password.
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We try to stretch things out and I'll try to bring a song into soundcheck that no one's ever played and we'll try to figure it out.
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Try to get ahead, try to execute a good pitch to the game plan.
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""When terrorists try to use one platform, they try to use all of them.
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You try to forget, try to take the good things out of this match.
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Did you make or try to make money or try to make untaxed income?
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They do try to be responsible and try to do the news gathering too.
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Try to get points, try to get wins and see where that takes us.
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You can try to add schnapps or try to add whatever you think of.
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But we do try to ‑‑ as we do with every threat we face, we try to adapt and we try to work within the parameters of those threats.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson: "We've asked them to just, try to be precise, try to limit your operation, try to show some restraint," per Buzzfeed's John Hudson.
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Don't try to split us up, try to make us go against each other, try to make it Russell and the rest of the guys, Russell against Houston.
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Whenever I see someone doing that, I very much try to work with them and try to put them in our movies or try to be in their movies.
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The Bears will try to spoil the Rams' fun, the Ravens will try to run over the Chiefs, and the Colts will try to end the Texans' winning streak.
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You just try to do what's socially sensitive and try to work through those things.
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Sunday brands don't try to sell you as much as they try to soothe you.
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Or do you try to call the White House and try to figure it out?
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You try to erase it as much as you can and try to move forward.
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"I always try to be different, I always try to do new things," she says.
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He's going to try to do his best to try to mess with my head.
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I continue to move forward and try to create new and try to create better.
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Try to build on that and try to get ready for if this ever happened.
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"I don't try to be Hank, I just try to be myself," Raanta told reporters.
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We have to just play hard, try to be aggressive and try to get wins.
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I'm going to try to take some time off, hopefully soon, to try to recover.
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"They need to try to drum up business and try to market it," Henske said.
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"People try to hide it from others or try to cover it up," she said.
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What I think you do is try to find alpha and try to find growth.
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"People try to hide it from others or try to cover it up," she said.
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He's going to try to use personal attacks and bullying to try to intimidate us.
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I'm just going to try to go be the positive, enthusiastic leader that I am and try to be a great quarterback and try to embrace whoever's on the team.
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" Abrams acknowledged that "people always try to cheat, and Rosneft Trading Company may try to cheat, but I think they will get less cooperation as they try to do this.
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"Most people try to take a moment to try to enjoy the snow, and enjoy their families and try to balance that with being as available as possible," Psaki said.
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And that's what I try to do and that's what I try to live up to.
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I don't try to make things mysterious on purpose, I just try to make them interesting.
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Let me try to talk a little bit about it and try to give you context.
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"I don't try to hit a homer — I just try to play good here," Castro said.
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I just try to be consistent and work on my craft and try to get going.
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Will the insurance bot try to facilitate me claiming the money or try to prevent it?
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Related to that but a little different: I don't try to simplify, I try to complexify.
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I'm calmer, I try to think first and I try to not take things so personally.
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Don't try to deny it—let it sit with you, and then try to overcome it.
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Other fish will try to eat the eggs, or other males will try to sire them.
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I try to watch the news, and I try to absorb work from non-white scholars.
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I want to really try to use that kind of information to try to influence policy.
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Why try to get the plague if you're only going to try to un-get it?
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It never really appealed to me to try to cover that or try to investigate it.
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The company didn't try to add any ingredients to try to appeal to a broader crowd.
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AT MERCK WE ALWAYS TRY TO BE VERY RESPONSIBLE AND WE TRY TO BE VERY TRANSPARENT.
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They could try to do municipal bonds, they could try to do small business, various things.
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I try to be present with friends and family, try to prep for my work meeting.
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"I just try to hang in there and try to focus every point," Nishikori, 29, said.
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We try to get better, we try to learn and I think that has been effective.
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Republicans will try to confuse with process and the Democrats will try to persuade with evidence.
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They do try to shy, as Hilary said, they try to pretend they're a benign platform.
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So when I try to build them, I try to build them to stay there forever.
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And I try to reflect this in the writing, I try to be very, very respectful.
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The Ravens will try to prove themselves against the Chiefs, the Rams will try to win in Cleveland and the Cowboys and Patriots will try to stay awake in likely blowouts.
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My goal every season is try to get to the playoffs and try to win a championship.
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Sometimes people try to do that and it's a struggle to try to recreate what once was.
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I try to understand exactly what he means — I try to understand what the rules are here.
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He's going to try to take me down and try to tap me out, something like that.
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They try to be on their best behavior and try to be mindful of what they do.
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I don't try to do that, I just try to hit the ball hard all the time.
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I chew, try to dissect it in my mouth, try to identify the textures with my tongue.
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"That's my job, to try to protect them, and I try to do the best I can."
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"The key is to try to work, to try to do something more every day," he said.
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"Try to imagine the worst environment possible and try to train at a similar place," added Fujimoto.
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"I try to breathe, and I try to focus on something else in my head," Andresen said.
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"Definitely I try to get in his head, try to create something new for him," explained Monfils.
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It's like you have to try to write a show, and then try to make it good.
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So normal isn't a thing for us anymore but we try to be, we try to be.
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And while some companies try to mimic their approaches and business models, others try to stand out.
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If they don't try to have sex with everyone, they'll at least try to penetrate your mind.
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"I don't try to do too much with it; I don't try to manipulate it," Jansen said.
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"I don't think I necessarily try to help women, I just try to help people," she said.
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Whenever I'm off, I try to have my healthy meals and try to keep it pretty clean.
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I'll try to regenerate as good as possible and then try to be ready 100% for Friday.
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Try to understand who they are, what they want, and then help them try to achieve it.
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He might try to make a breakthrough with North Korea, or try to do something with Iran.
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And when you try to call them on it they shut down and try to gaslight you.
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Conservatives often try to use debt ceiling votes to try to get spending cuts or entitlement reforms.
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RK: We try to be a family, but we also try to execute at the same time.
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"It is unacceptable for anyone -- including the President -- to try to bully or intimidate our witnesses, to try to get them not to testify, to try to scare or threaten their family members, or to try to interfere with Congress' search for the truth," Cummings said earlier this week.
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That is what I try to do and when I try to learn the most important lessons in life from the past, what I really try to learn is what not to do.
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AC Slater:With every release I have three goals that I try to implement throughout the EP. I try to progress my sound forward and try to make something unique, original, fresh and exciting.
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Often robocalls try to sell products they don't need — or worse, try to con victims out of cash.
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I don't try to get in somebody's head or try to get them out of balance by speaking.
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Our biggest thing is that we try to entertain and try to create content and value through humor.
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"Try to make it about others and try to lend more of your good nature to other people."
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So the first thing we try to do is we try to debunk and rule out the paranormal.
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I also try to be loud and more extroverted and (at least try) to be funny on stage.
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You know, you try to limit what you own but you try to manage what you own well.
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We'll try to do that by the end of 270 or 270, and we'll try to expedite it.
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We try to do things factually but we don't try to counter conspiracy theories, that kind of thing.
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I try to go out there and set the right example, I try to lead the right way.
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He could try to stifle publication of Mueller's final report or could try to keep it from Congress.
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Mr. Wilder's rule for comedy was simple: Don't try to make it funny; try to make it real.
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Do companies try to make fruit sweeter, or do legislators try to keep sugar out of kids' foods?
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"I wouldn't actually try to start a company, I'd try to get a job at Netscape," he explained.
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Parents try to help in any way they can, and they usually try to help by give advice.
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For me it was just: Try to look into the details of things and try to get better.
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"She didn't try to pretend she was perfect, didn't try to give a constructed narrative," Boies told me.
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You try to put those things in the background and try to be a little more English-minded.
|
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So, the President might try to divide people, I think we as Democrats should try to unite people.
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Abuse it, try to help others, or just try to make it through your day without being crushed?
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That's what we try to do as artists — we try to get to where she was that night.
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"He needs to double down on being Donald Trump, don't try to play to the middle, don't try to moderate, don't try to be anything that you're not," said Keller, the Scott Walker adviser.
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I thought that's what people day in and day out in America try to do: they try to strive to better themselves, they try to strive to better their positions for their families, themselves.
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Even though we try to rationalize it, we try to politicize it, we try to do this and that ... the digital revolution has sped up a part of man's evolution that is to the extreme.
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"It's exactly the same idea: you don't try to add pepperoni; you try to add a jacket," he said.
|
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Whenever we try to take a step forward on women's rights, they try to send us 100 steps back.
|
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It's a set of knobs you turn to try to understand parameters that you need to try to meet.
|
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The poor will get poorer and many will try to use the chaos to try to make a living.
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Instead, they try to approach it in a way that they try to make tools for communicating existing realities.
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"Sometimes, we try to take a step back and try to not put an emphasis on starting," Kidd said.
|
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Spies would traditionally try to recruit people, would try to get people from the inside to pull paper out.
|
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We try to be optimistic in some parts even more, and in some parts we try to be conservative.
|
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"I try to drink a lot of water, I try to stay stress free," the 35-year old said.
|
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I try to leave, but it's a crowded ballroom, so I try to figure out which way to go.
|
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"These people have seen what it means to try to change things, to try to change policy," Holmes said.
|
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There are allegations made, you try to sort through the facts, and you try to make an informed decision.
|
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If they try to keep you out, then you try to beat them in an election, which has happened.
|
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"It's just nice to try to help contribute and try to help the team win the game," Flaherty said.
|
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"I try to get a lot of sleep, and I try to stay away from social media," she says.
|
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If you try to cheat the rules or try to do something wrong, it's going to come out eventually.
|
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Employers and government should try to reduce work intensity rather than try to control excessive hours, the authors concluded.
|
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They try to negotiate with me or try to get around the rules, but I'm firm and don't budge.
|
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I'd be surprised if he doesn't try to speak out on some issues to try to reach those voters.
|
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It is a much more difficult thing to try to exist in perpetuity and actually try to get better.
|
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I try to be understanding of all and try to put myself in a position of support wherever necessary.
|
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To try to glom that on ... If Flipboard were to try to get friends to connect, just wouldn't work.
|
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At one point, we were going to try to be much more aggressive and try to bring everybody back.
|
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Lawmakers will pressure Barr to guarantee he won't try to intercede or try to squash any of Mueller's conclusions.
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I&aposm for talking to people and try to turn down the heat and try to find areas of cooperation.
|
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Have Sex In A Pool Try to recreate that iconic Showgirls pool sex scene — or try to improve on it.
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His mom and I always try to be transparent with our decisions and we always try to keep things amicable.
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So, I get it, we can try to be there, so we can try to be a participant in it.
|
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Everyone wants to try to predict and try to play the sage of what this is all going to mean.
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I try to be fearless when it comes to technology, and I try to adopt it as fast as possible.
|
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Just being curious at times, you try to find new places to go—new stores to try to find stuff.
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We should try to do it in a more market-oriented way, but we should try to tackle this problem.
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"I try to make a habit to try to get them as close to 33 percent as possible," Price said.
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My job is to try to hang on and to try to find them … no matter what condition that's in.
|
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We try to manage it like a family, try to listen to the problems of every single member of staff.
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So, I want to take it to the next 15 years-- and try to-- and try to influence corporate behavior.
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JK: Of course, we try to do our best, we try to communicate more and more openly than ever before.
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"They try to establish dialogue, and try to figure out verbal ways to reduce the level of tension," Klinger said.
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We're just going to have to keep working, try to get better and try to get a win next time.
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Sunny: I try to go to every Pride and always try to bring someone new so they can see it.
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Or are we gonna try to give each other the benefit of the doubt and try to work this out?
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"We try to find them we try to call and do what we can to retain their loyalty," she said.
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Whether they were doing it to try to try to manipulate our political process, I'd have to think about that.
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They will try to barter with you, and may even try to make you jealous with a post-breakup makeover.
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And I think that fueled the investigatory desires of journalists to try to take him down and outside groups to try to -- and people within the EPA to try to take him out for that very reason.
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We've watched him try to get laughs at others' expense; try to incite fear at a time when we need to inspire courage; try to rise in the polls by dragging our national conversation into the gutter.
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"I try to leave it civil; I try to make sure the situation doesn't end up coming off badly, just try to leave it like: 'No, thank you anyway, but I'm going to head out,'"she says.
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" Asked if it would be a mistake for Trump to fire Mueller or to try to impede the investigation, Rice said: "I'm not going to try to give advice, and nobody should try to impede the investigation.
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They're afraid that some disgruntled member of the public is going to try to try to kill them for political reasons.
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My style is the style of I listen, and I try to pull people together, and I try to fix problems.
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"To see him try to foment hatred and division — literally try to make the situation worse — it's dangerous," the mayor said.
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That's what I try to do throughout games, to try to find my way to have an impact on the game.
|
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If people try to guilt me into drinking or try to shame me for not drinking, I clap back real quick.
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John Hickenlooper will likely try to tout their pro-business chops as they try to climb out of the polling basement.
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So to try to push it so fast — to try to get it through committee before there's even a CBO score!
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Every day, I wake up and try to become a better person and try to do something that will help me.
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Many people have certain traits of behavior -- they don't try to use plastic bags, they don't try to drive too much.
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They're going to try to learn about what we're doing, we're going to try to learn about what they are doing.
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And I try to make that ... I try to present what I was thinking at the time, not necessarily on reflection.
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I try to play every match as it's the same and try to go as far as possible in the tournament.
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I try to use my life story to try to let people pick whatever they want to get out of this.
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I'd try to order bottles of champagne and shit, then book it and try to make the producers pay for it.
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So we will see if the DOJ does try to pull a fast move here and try to appeal this decision.
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Our guys understand that's part of the game, and we try to fight through and try to get back to .500.
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"You just try to give the puck to playmakers and open up and try to get your shot through," Hayes said.
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Try to see me for who I am, try to see all of my differences and appreciate all of my differences.
|
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Some people try to get back some of the things they have lost, and others try to look for new opportunities.
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So much of what we try to do is make each other try to fit in our rhythms and our processes.
|
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I always try to see the connections between us all and try to ignore nationalities or the things that divide us.
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You're there to look, listen, and to try to understand his vision of taste and aesthetic and try to replicate it.
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And if you or I fuck up here or there, lets try to learn from it and try to be better.
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Most of the time a coach leaves, they try to take a player or try to get back at the program.
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In order to try to create original and fresh and interesting moments, to try to create something that looks like life.
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I kinda worry that Trump's people will try to make use of Rudy's loathsomeness and try to blame him for everything.
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So I'm definitely going to try to watch her and try to be a little more like her in those areas.
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"The state can do things to try to address that, and try to address it on the front end," he says.
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"Don't try to play the game better; try to figure out when the game has changed," Mr Soros would tell colleagues.
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Teams try to stay close, and then in the third, you try to make that final push to make the difference.
|
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The Modern Lovers don't try to be sophisticated or even serious, but they do try to be as honest as possible.
|
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We try to stay up with everything both conservative and liberal and then try to extrapolate it to its most crazy degree.
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Someone may try to bully you into sharing their point of view (or you may try to do that to someone else!).
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Using diuretics or "water pills" to try to try to get rid of "water weight," on the other hand, can be dangerous.
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Over a meal, they try to talk the addicts out of taking the drug, and through education they try to rehabilitate them.
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So when I try to create mathematical spaces, I try to be very mindful of letting people be their full human selves.
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One thing I try to do, especially with the Instagram sketches, is try to stick with very simple things, like simple geometry.
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Well, you try to nail down the person writing the scripts for Fox & Friends and you try to move key narratives around.
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We try to make our pregame "hits" count and we try to make our post-game interviews the best that we can.
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And, if not, then we go and try to do the work to try to figure out how we can facilitate that.
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He would try to find out who his father was he and he would also try to find more information about Barbara.
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And when you're down and out here, people, they don't try to help you—they just try to steal everything you have.
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I try to go events and speak and try to be a blessing to people or be a blessing to the youth.
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"I try to keep my mind positive, I stay working out, I try to eat right and treat people right," she says.
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Unclear if Wright will try to resume his football career -- or try to move on with his life in a different field.
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" It shut the Newark lab "not to try to put Band-Aids in place but to try to rebuild it from scratch.
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I think that's all I can do tomorrow, and just not try to force it and just try to have some fun.
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So that's what I try to continue to do with the art itself is try to make a contribution to those issues.
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Because I'll come in with a bias toward 'Let's try to do this, let's try to do that, let's get this done.
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I just try to help my team every night as much as I can and try to get wins with the team.
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"I don't think that's the commission's role, to try to affect the fight, or to try to affect ticket sales," Lovelace said.
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We also try to get documentaries, try to get some experimental avant-garde stuff, mix it up as much as we can.
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Try to that could delay your progress, such as having a cluttered desk or cluttered agenda, and try to minimize procrastination, too.
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We try to diversify and obviously to the traditional part belongs the art collection that we try to manage over the centuries.
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It is the latest attempt by Western rail firms to try to build scale as they try to compete effectively with CRRC.
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They will try to make it impossible for you to succeed, and when you do, they will try to undermine your success.
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Unai Emery, the Arsenal manager, would have known that is what Guardiola would try to do, what City would try to do.
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I don't think it was any one thing but to try to be a little bit ... Not try to sprawl too much.
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"If you outwork everybody, if you try to be a little smarter than everybody, if you try to be a better salesperson than everybody, if you try to be better prepared than everybody, you've got your best chance," says Cuban.
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So, Joseph Goldstein wrote for the Times, they might try to engage in more informal conversation when commands (like "drop the knife") don't work, try to back up to a safer distance, and try to be patient with an uncooperative suspect.
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This was impact litigation to try to test this theory and try to argue to the courts that FDA shouldn't have jurisdiction here.
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But we do try to understand the different stories that wines have to tell, and we try to be open to hearing them.
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When you're doing a program for nine hours you try to keep it lively, you try to insert some jokes here and there.
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Try to find the party that suits you the best and try to get it back to the place where it should be.
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I try to describe these things in the book, but it takes a lot of space to even try to do that there.
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"People are going to try to reinterpret things and try to say he's against this group or against that group," Carson told Mitchell.
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We did our homework and went the extra mile to try to move beyond stereotypes or clichés, and try to do something real.
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It would rather try to win Hispanics with immigration reform a hundred times over than try to win them once on pocketbook issues.
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I try to take on as many freelance projects as possible, and use this money to try to start chipping away at loans.
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But we try to get to the bottom of what the content is to try to reduce the complexity for the user themselves.
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When you try to make it homogenized, when you try to make it appeal to everybody, then you don't have anything that's special.
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I really try to have a conversation with women about what their needs and wants are and try to capture what they deserve.
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It's now very important that we continue discussions, and try to first understand each other, and then try to find compromises or solutions.
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It's now very important that we continue discussions, and try to first understand each other, and then try to find compromises or solutions.
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"We just try to walk around with a smile and really try to lift each other up, and do him proud," said Hamilton.
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In Congress, we fight with rhetoric, we try to persuade people, and as whip, you try to get the votes to pass legislation.
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They just didn't, and Rubio seems to want to try to rectify that with this measure to try to encourage more business investment.
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We try to be neutral and we try to leave our biases and preconceptions at the door and get our work done together.
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The streaking Saints and Vikings will try to stay hot against quality teams, and the Patriots will try to maintain their defensive improvement.
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Some of these films use cinema technology to try to disprove the existence of ghosts; others, through movie magic, try to conjure them.
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Instead, mathematicians try to pin down the general behavior of the solutions and try to prove what is possible and what is not.
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"A lot of companies have come together to try to create almost a parallel health system to try to lower costs," Kutler said.
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" It's important, Jenkins said, to try to "break through the incredible amount of clutter out there and try to get a message across.
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We know what Ryan and McConnell will try to do: they'll try to use deficits as an excuse to cut safety-net programs.
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Some victims try to convince Joe to let them out while others try to appeal to Joe by forming a relationship with him.
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"We can't fix everything, but at least we can try to give it a chance and try to make things acceptable," he said.
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"We can't fix everything, but at least we can try to give it a chance and try to make things acceptable," he says.
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While Mueller is widely expected to not try to bring charges against the President, following long-standing Justice Department legal guidelines, investigators could try to weave into their report examples of how the President used public statements to try to obstruct the investigation.
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"When we try to muscle things through, then you get in the position when the shoe's on the other foot, when the other side's in charge, we try to change it again, try to muscle it through on that side," she said.
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I think there are others who can try to catch up and each of us personally can try to catch up in that, right?
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So when I can, I try to fly on cheaper days to get better deals, or I try to fly out of different airports.
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When someone doesn't meet every criteria on our internal checklist, we either try to change the other person or we try to change ourselves.
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I try to be accurate, yes, but I also try to be interesting, because either without the other does a disservice to my friend.
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Don't try to make us go against each other — try to make it Russell and the rest of the guys, or Russell against Houston.
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"I think it's better to try to find out what's going on in there and try to make a decision from there," he said.
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"Donald Trump will try to say the election was stolen and then try to make himself relevant in a new way," the mayor said.
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My commute involves about 25 minutes of walking, and I try to keep up a brisk pace to try to get my blood flowing.
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It shouldn't try to implement MOPRs or other tariffs to support big baseload plants, or try to create a capacity market around California's objections.
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You try to stop Facebook from selling data, when you try to put valuations on data, which-- I don't even know what that accomplishes.
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Is it possible for these candidates to try to separate President Trump&aposs rhetoric from the tactics and actually try to run on that?
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And then you have soaking wet pants, soaking wet everything .. You try to play and everything gets slower as you try to hit winners.
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Originally, the plan was just to try to get together and try to write some stuff with a 'see what happens' kind of attitude.
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"The way he goes about it, try to copy that and try to get Chap the ball in the best situation possible," Miller said.
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People do this to try to make sense of what happened to them, and try to ensure there's not ongoing risk of reputation damage.
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Other teams would even try to call subgroups within their teams the 'Growth X' or the 'Growth Y' to try to get people excited.
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I try to learn every day, with every chance I get, and just try to be the best coach that I possibly can be.
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Of course, we try to be everywhere and try to answer questions, but they also have each other to learn from and talk to.
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I don't think anyone -- you know, every company is going to try to do what they can do to try to maximize their profits.
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The head's tricky because the body is so resilient, it'll still try to force you to breathe and try to keep the heart pumping.
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She does not try to finesse the lines of thick paint, nor does she try to make the wafer-thick discs of paint perfect.
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At one end of a field, two dozen attackers try to pull down a pole while two dozen defenders try to keep it upright.
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"With Mona, we try to use it as a weapon, and we try to gain confidence on return through good service games," Kas said.
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"Watching Sarah try to socialize when she was little was like watching her try to play jump rope games," she mentioned at one point.
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"He will try to move away from this idea that the big boys make the decisions, and try to involve others," Mr. Fattouh said.
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Because of the home run spike, I've dialed it in even more to try to make my location better and try to prevent them.
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I do not believe it was wrong to try to establish contacts with a country of strategic importance or to try to save lives.
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"I think a lot of women in politics try to play it safe, or at least did try to play it safe," she said.
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"If you're going to try to intimidate us, try to confuse patients, we're going to come out swinging," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Not to try to make guys rich but just to try to allow guys to earn enough to just live like you and me.
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Mr. Del Polito said: "We try to approach it as, we respect our audience and try to put something out that — within reason, of course, given time and budgetary constraints — try to put out the best product possible because we think our audience is sophisticated."
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"When Copperfield or other great US magicians see a good trick, they don't try to copy it or try to uncover its secrets," says Tian.
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I just feel like people try to...they know so many people who are basketball players and they try to put you in that [box].
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With my son, I try to make the best of it, try to make him as happy as I can, keep him in good spirits.
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Tillerson and the President's other national security appointments will have to work within them or try to influence the President and try to change them.
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You try to be a good person and you try to treat people with respect, and none of that changes when you are up here.
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And I try to underplay, I try to pull out the "Let's go back and talk about Steve Jobs again" card as little as possible.
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"It was the regulators duty to try to circumvent these incidents and try to contain the public damage that has been done," Al Mulla added.
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Gulliver won't try to divine what weird and wonderful artifacts TSA officials will unearth next; it is generally futile to try to predict the future.
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"If we're going to try to stop a sphere, it's a different mechanism from if we're going to try to stop a batata," he says.
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"You try to find an angle, part of the population that is not served by regular banks and you try to reach them," Debock said.
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It's great for your desk as long as Luke doesn't try to blow it up or Jyn doesn't try to steal the lampshade, that is.
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Because if we don't have a legal immigration system that works, then people try to cut the corners and they try to come in illegally.
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Democrats could try to block the defense bill from advancing as they search for leverage to try to force a vote on the Iran amendment.
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But I try to improve this thing, and I try to enjoy my nerves, because they are special when you play in a Grand Slam.
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"If there's one rule I try to keep to all the time, it's that I try to find pictures that have been abandoned," Battenhausen said.
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"It was basically we're going to try to rally the troops, we're gonna try to ease people's minds, which they couldn't do," that worker said.
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"We, I think, already knew the Russians were using paid social media trolls to try to influence the election, try to sow discord," Schiff said.
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"I would advise folks to try to start addressing this head-on, try to start having conversations with your parents or your siblings," Annunziato says.
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"If we try to play our own version of identity politics and try to fuel ourselves based on darker emotions, that's not productive," he said.
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" A third woman is credited with "listening to me cry about it, whine, try to quit writing, not quit, and then try to quit again.
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All we can do is try to make a conversation happen around the industry and with gamers about this insanity and try to make changes.
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Second, states could try to enact other fresh policies to try to cut emissions from the transportation sector and blunt the impact from Trump's rollback.
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The real fights for free speech happen when the marginalized try to speak truth to power, not when the powerful try to silence the truth.
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If I try to dump some money into changing Google's stock price, some of those people will notice and try to figure out what's up.
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Just don't try to tighten down your existing screws yourself: Speaking with TechRadar, Asus is warning users not to try to repair their own cards.
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We're just trying to live day by day, to try to be strong, to try to do everything we can to bring their dad back.
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"We can't know and try to, nor can I ever suggest that we ever try to, bend this towards any one candidate's philosophy," Solmonese said.
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He added, "Try to get exposure to a broad cross section of uncorrelated assets and try to be cost-conscious in how you do that."
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Leaders try to be great at everything as opposed to having a team, so try to go it alone as opposed to having a team.
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We're going to lose billions of dollars and try to build our own thing and we're going to try to do it in real time.
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Is your hope that viewers who see the movie try to actively become involved with these issues to try to make some sort of impact?
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I try to imagine skipping Nowruz altogether; I try to imagine giving in to grief as an opportunity to meditate on the horrors of this era.
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"I&aposve never seen, in my career, anyone ever try to use a boy to try to get information from the father," the sheriff said Tuesday.
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"I try to give them to people who I know really need them and will keep the homes and not try to sell them," he says.
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Household name candidates must avoid errors and try to project themselves as potential presidents -- even as their more obscure colleagues try to lure them into trouble.
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What I try to do when I work with a company is to try to figure out what that data tells us, even if it's imperfect.
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I try to give the staff as much autonomy as possible and they try to take as much as possible, so it's a nice match-up.
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I think I turned to food to try to comfort myself, and try to deal with the emotions and the grief that I'd never let out.
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I do believe there is a coordinated effort to try to muddy the waters around what Mueller is doing and try to overly confuse the situation.
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Where it starts to get tricky is when corporations try to remove the source of legitimacy, when they try to take shortcuts to making a dollar.
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The best thing that the Republicans could do is try to stem their losses that they could face in the House, try to maybe win some.
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"I don't try to do macroeconomics, I don't think economists do it very well, and I don't think VCs should try to do it," he says.
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If you've already raised a big round, all you can do is try to manage your business to plan, and try to make the results work.
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Speculation had swirled around the Capitol on Thursday that Paul would try to overrule Roberts and potentially force the Senate to try to table his question.
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Instead, "We think we will see more M&A as the leaders try to get bigger and try to consolidate some of their power," he said.
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He can try to get the Freedom Caucus to take their "ideological blinders" off or move to the middle and try to work with moderate Democrats.
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"Going into this convention they're going to try to do a lot of manipulation to try to keep Trump from becoming the nominee," Orrock said Monday.
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"I try to make sense of what their experience was so we can either try to replicate it or make it better next time," she said.
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A young man and woman see the apparently injured woman and try to help, only for the cops to show up and try to arrest them.
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On the far right, they try to force us out of our countries; on the far left they try to force us out of our collectivity.
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"It does shock the conscience and you try to process it and you try to compare it against the person you work with," Conway told Tapper.
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She could try to disappear (which she did, for several years following the HBO special) or she could try to show her side of the story.
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I try to be myself and I try to have people around me who are definitely better than me, and I don't think anything of that.
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"We try to use the ones indoors as mid-century modern pieces, but we also try to treat them as works of art," Alejandro told Insider.
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If we can just try to celebrate being individuals, and try to feel good instead of trying to fit in, I think that would be huge.
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I try to sing the from the bottoms of my feet, like I imagine that's where the energy it is, and try to bypass the throat.
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"It's wonderful to see, but understanding it will be very important because then we can try to emulate it, be proactive, and try to sustain it."
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I was in the campus therapist's office to try to treat what I was sure was unfounded anxiety, to try to get college right this time.
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They're going to try to understand what is delighting users, and they're going to try to let the platform sort of self-heal to achieve that.
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"It is used to try to control the flow of information and to try to control the narrative in a lot of ways," Mr. Nixon said.
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What we can do now is try to control how many new cases there are and try to not let fear rule our actions and interactions.
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"We try to predict things, try to understand things in a reactive way, to make the future safer, easier and make even better cars," says Bachmann.
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Expect more of these types of situations as shareholder activists increasingly try to become turnaround experts, and shareholders try to puzzle through whose judgment is best.
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I think when you try to get cute, you try to get into somebody else's lane, you get run over and that's what's happened to him.
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"Different advisors offer different advice—some will try to find legal alternatives while others will try to convince players to bend the rules," says the artist.
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" She added, "When I break things off with him he becomes very vindictive so I try to oblige however he's feeling and try to soothe him.
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Because of those concerns, the US has asked Turkey "to just try to be precise, try to limit your operation, try to show some restraint, let us see if we can work with you to create the kind of security zone you might need," he said.
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I really want people not to try to take action in that relationship and try to intervene, because that may not be what's safest for the survivor.
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You had -- I think the speaker of the House and Chairman Gowdy gave them every opportunity to try to -- to try to clear all of this up.
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We try to do the best we can internally, and then separately we try to go outside of Silicon Valley to find these entrepreneurs we can celebrate.
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"We will try to form a minority government and will try to convince lawmakers ... of other parties with our programme," he told a news conference alongside Zeman.
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"We will try to form a minority government and will try to convince lawmakers ... of other parties with our programme," he told a news conference alongside Zeman.
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What we do is we try to work closely with our partners and our suppliers, and try to see where we can save on cost through efficiencies.
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Rakoff dismissed the case "with prejudice," which means Palin can't try to amend her lawsuit to try to address the problems that Rakoff identified in his opinion.
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"We usually try to find an opportunity for the two leaders to try to spend some time together, usually to focus on Syria and Ukraine," Rhodes said.
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Keeping doctors scarce and manufactured goods plentiful is good for doctors, and if you try to change it the American Medical Association will try to stop you.
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You have to try to dodge people and try to lose photographers, and try and mask what you're doing because you don't want it ruined for everybody.
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X-Men, where the mutants try to use the Phoenix Force to bring their species back from the brink, and the human heroes try to stop them.
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But I think the problem is he doesn't seem to try to understand the business and try to appreciate the power of the digital economy in China.
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I think people will get the basic idea that it's better to try to manipulate early than try to repair something when it may be too late.
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WHAT THEY DID WAS, THEY PULLED THIS STUNT IN ORDER TO AFFECTIVELY TRY TO SHOOT THE MESSENGER, TO TRY TO DISCREDIT ME BEFORE THE INFORMATION WAS DISCLOSED.
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No matter who you are, they are going to try to find something to try to get under your skin and make you be somebody you're not.
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Since January, we've seen researchers try to track down deepfakes using tiny fluctuations in skin color, huge databases that try to detect forgeries, and eye-blinking rates.
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If so, it had good reason to try to step in as soon as possible and try to take control of the turnaround process, business experts said.
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Conventional political wisdom holds that Democrats try to give a hand up to the poor and Republicans try to give a hand out to the well off.
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When she gave Ratner her number to try to placate him, Ratner's assistant caller her incessantly for the next six months to try to arrange a date.
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The thing that we try to do at Nextdoor and I try to do in my own personal life is if there's an issue, deal with it.
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Many of us have become so desperate that we try to take matters into our own hands, doing anything and everything to try to find some relief.
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But the idea is that people are working on a limited AI to try to detect problems, the companies are hiring people to try to detect problems.
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Some U.S.-based traders expect the country's refiners to try to blend jet fuel into the diesel pool to try to make up for weaker jet demand.
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"But if he's just making some kind of ridiculous statement to try to detract from what's going on, I'll try to bring the conversation to something different."
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The Colts try to keep a good thing going, the Packers and the Vikings try to get back on track, and the Steelers line up another victim.
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Some U.S.-based traders expect the country's refiners to try to blend jet fuel into the diesel pool to try to make up for weaker jet demand.
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"He's a guy that will try to play hurt, try to make a play regardless of consequence to his body," Twins Manager Paul Molitor said of Austin.
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Taalo: [Kurdish] Callimachi: Their plan was to try to escape as refugees, and they were going to try to pass her off as one of their sons.
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He has been the foremost adversary for American efforts to try to promote stability, to try to ensure independent government rather than puppet government or other powers.
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Will Abbas try to gain international support for his views instead of Trump's, or will he simply try to wait out the American president's time in office?
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Residents and authorities continue to survey the damage and try to clear the streets from uprooted trees as they try to reach other parts of the island.
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Like cornhole, teams can try to knock off the others' bolas, but unlike cornhole, a player can try to bounce their bola off the ground to score.
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We can try to offer them some good choices, and try to do the things that we think help, but it's not something you can fully control.
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There are people suffering right now: What can we do to try to help ease that suffering in the meantime, as we try to change the culture?
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But I can try to teach myself to have new associations and experiences, and can try to access for myself that "tool kit" Colloca is talking about.
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And they can try to figure out how to try to move that app forward and make it try to telegraph the Philz experience instead of being a kind of robotic process of ordering on the app with a few taps, walking in, and grabbing it and walking out.
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There wasn't much I could do except try to breathe through it – just try to survive – and wait for the horrible thing to be over with. Just. Like.
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And so it's important for us to try to highlight and accentuate the areas that are positive and try to identify and fix the ones that are not.
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"I try to drink a lot of water, try not to do shots—although I just fucking had a shot—and try to drink sessionable beers," Cantley says.
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"Coach just kind of mentioned if we get the puck, just try to push it to the middle and try to get a shot on net," Harris said.
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And then try to gain my rhythm and then try to think of a different tactic, because my tactic going in there was to run from the front.
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We just try to reach out to our fans because they tweet at us, they take time out of their day, so we try to do the same.
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There wasn't much I could do except try to breathe through it—just try to survive—and wait for the horrible thing to be over with. Just. Like.
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I try to talk about it with humor, but I just want to kind of pull back, though, the patina of subjects that we just try to ignore.
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"We're talking about any number of different ways to try to change the situation on the ground in an effort to try to generate some confidence," Kerry said.
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You try to get to these other movies, you try to see everything, but I don't think I was in touch with the superhero world at the time.
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Try to keep you eye on the prize while you check out these Katie Holmes pics ... then try to find the differences between these almost identical peacoat pics.
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Certain media coverage may try to pick apart their personal life looking for clues, but try to avoid getting caught up in and spreading that potentially misleading reporting.
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I've been dropping the ball at work lately, so in order to try to get some extra credit, I ate three to try to impress the higher-ups.
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I realize that we cannot—and should not—try to legislate morality, but surely we can, and should, try to stop dissemination of such excretory matter as this.
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"The idea is to try to break the cycle, to try to get people from a much broader array of states and backgrounds into Harvard," Mr. Fitzsimmons said.
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Broadcom could try to initiate deal negotiations by raising its bid, but it is unclear if it would try to do so before the March 6 shareholders meeting.
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We have to try to help their constituents see what they're doing and what they're not doing and try to bring them back to some sense of normalcy.
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"Because I've earned the position of being a tastemaker, I try to use that position responsibly and try to promote people I think are very good," he said.
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President Andrzej Duda was planning talks on Sunday to try to defuse the row, while powerful PiS leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski also intervened to try to broker a resolution.
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Our goal, to be honest, is to try to keep the whole thing together, so that's the pieces of the puzzle we've got to try to figure out.
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He also said it may be an effort "to try to move past this embarrassment, to try to change the narrative … and hope that Trump stays on script."
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But at least we've developed these norms online where people will try to be respectful of each other and try to give spoiler warnings and things like that.
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"You just mingle with them and try to pick their brains about the first half of their season and try to bring it back to your team," Davis said.
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I try to approach it with the same level of stakes and integrity as I would a movie about adults, and try to not talk down to the audience.
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But Democrats will try to undo those efforts and carry over health care as a winning issue for them in the 2020 campaign when they try to unseat Trump.
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If you'd like to try to have a sleep orgasm, do exactly the opposite: lie on your stomach and try to have a sexual fantasy as you're falling asleep.
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A few MPs and peers may try to amend the bill, to impose conditions that try to soften Mrs May's preferred "hard" Brexit, but they face an uphill battle.
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There are values that our parents taught us and that we try to teach to our children to try to treat others the way we want to be treated.
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Some runners, for example, try to blaze through the game as fast as possible, completion rates be damned, while others try to finish every single part of the game.
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Vogels noted that the attacks Amazon is seeing include volumetric attacks that try to bring your network down and those that try to exhaust the resources of a server.
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The authors don't try to estimate growth paths for new technologies nor do they try to reach a definitive conclusion on what the future of work will look like.
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Like just come to something because if they try to drag it out for a year, they try to drag it so that the Democrats have their talking points.
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Then Monty says that since they have the element of surprise they should go try to head off the troops so that Clarke can try to talk to Roan.
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Ric Edelman, founder and CEO of Edelman Financial, suggests investors not try to handicap central bankers' behavior, nor try to time investments in emerging markets based on economic forecasts.
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You don't really expect it, but when it happens, you try to understand it, and you really try to write it down and do your best to articulate it.
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To try to make sure that this violence becomes less socially acceptable, less normal, less commonplace, and to try to make sure that fewer people suffer in the future.
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"I think everything I do in my life I try to have fun and I try to be creative on the tennis court, outside the tennis court," explained Monfils.
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And he assured me that I said please give me file, give my lawyers file, we will try to look you know we'll try to connect the missing point.
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"When I was smelling it, I would try to cup my hands over my mouth and try to breathe less, breathe the air less," fourth-grader Mia Deukmejian says.
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Somebody's lawn is going to be ripped up, but tell them why it's good for them when they try to resell their house or try to rent their apartment.
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"Anything that we try to do we will try to localise and assemble them," he said, adding that this could include construction equipment and heavy-duty power generator systems.
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"I think we can all understand in an election year they're going to try to turn this into political football and try to make the Republicans look bad," Sen.
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I will just try to play match-by-match, try to do my best, but I would say if I can reach a quarter-final, I would be happy.
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I think the best you can do is try to be aware of it and try to make sure that the bias doesn't make you treat someone else unfairly.
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They may be totally freaked out from what they've heard from others about what people would try to do if they try to approach them and ask for help.
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"I'm the kind of person that looks forward, so I try to learn from the past and try to enjoy the moment in the future," she said on Wednesday.
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It's just as destructive, though, to try to bury the truth in order to preserve order, or to try to destroy a being in order to preserve one's revolution.
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That was good motivation to work hard and try to build your program to compete with them, try to get some of the kids they always seemed to get.
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The prime minister will head back to Brussels this week to try to convince EU leaders to try to offer some assurances to help sway Parliament on her proposal.
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"We try to be as genuine as possible, because we really try to connect with all of our clients," said Nadia Walker, a founder and partner of Barre Forte.
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And if she were to try to proceed with a no-deal Brexit, Parliament would surely try to stop her, as a clear majority of lawmakers oppose that outcome.
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"His entire body was touching mine — I would try to get away from him, physically move away, and he would try to follow me," she recalled in an interview.
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So using all this direct feedback, I do try to improve as an artist and as... I guess it helps me try to be a better person in general.
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While the Futurists used their cookbook to try to understand food as part of a growing technocracy, Mr. Casalegno uses tools of the technocracy to try to understand food.
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I think what we're going to try to do as best we can is just try to inject as much fun into the evening, as opposed to being funny.
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"And instead of suppressing the protesters they can listen to them and try to solve the -- try to find a solution for their demands and their problems," she said.
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With the FTC already probing Facebook for potentially anticompetitive conduct, Facebook could try to lay low with new acquisitions and instead try to build its own products in-house.
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And should I try to modify my current situation in order to try to challenge myself more so that I at least stay engaged in what I'm doing vs.
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The better question might be whether anti-abortion activists try to overturn the 1972 decision all at once or whether they try to chip away at it more incrementally.
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You didn't try to justify them, and you didn't try to blame them on anyone else," Berman Jackson said to Patten, adding "that doesn't happen everyday in this courtroom.
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To solve this problem, Republicans have two options: Either they try to appease CBO by making major changes to their bill or they try to discredit the office altogether.
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Often — dangerously — they even try to silence them.
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"We wanted to make sure that tonight we could try to break that and kind of make a statement and try to start building something," said Avalanche coach Jared Bednar.
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We try our very best to pull in as many resources as we can to try to connect them and try to also partner with agencies once they get discharged.
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They'll try to fundraise for the PAC's candidates, recruit candidates that fit the bill, and give them a slogan to use to try to distinguish themselves from the national party.
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So when people try to imagine how they'd be affected by higher taxes, they probably try to recall how they felt on earlier occasions when they had experienced income reductions.
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Who knows what, I just know I try to, when I rap, I just try to be in tune to what's going on as much as possible and say something.
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Ahead of the midterms, Republicans also talked about impeachment as a way to try to motivate their base, using Trump's fate to try to lure conservative voters to the polls.
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And so, we need to do more, starting in high school, I would argue, to begin to try to change those signals; to begin to try to change the culture.
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So even though I try to remind him and try to tell him, 'Hey, go play some video games,' or 'Go do this,' Elijah has no interest in video games.
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That's what we try to do a lot of times is, we find these beautiful gems and we try to give them new life and that's where Kalenda comes in.
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"What I try to focus on is not to try to stop the march of technological progress," Yuval Noah Harari, a historian and the author of Sapiens, told Time magazine.
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It has been about the stories that we tell and the people we talk about and the mysteries we try to solve and the children we try to bring home.
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Just as some activists use asymmetric make-up to try to confuse face-recognition systems, so military targets will try to distort the signatures which autonomous weapons seek to discern.
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Aarsand would try to flip accounts immediately, but if he couldn't sell an account right off the bat, he would continue to grow it to try to increase its value.
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"There's obvious avenues that people would pursue and they would try to get an injunction or try to fight it on the grounds that it's unconstitutional," said Wells Fargo's Tameron.
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Some try to frantically vacuum-up each and every anime that comes out each season—others simply try to commit to each show, as to give them a fair chance.
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There were a lot of complex issues, and a lot that I, being foreign, had to try to come to grips with and try to learn how things work here.
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" That means, for example, cancer centers would try to attract cancer patients and heart centers would try to attract heart patients, explained Goodman, author of "Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis.
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"If you don't have a lot of investment knowledge, don't try to be a stock picker or try to build a bunch of mutual funds into your portfolio," he says.
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We try to keep that in mind when we write our policies, and we also try to make sure our content reviewers consider all relevant content when making a decision.
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"They can try to avoid, they can try to evade the taking of the deposition, but I believe that it will happen and that judgment day is coming," she said.
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The company has since worked to try to stop the recurring threat posed by Russian and now Iranian trolls, who have continued to try to spread misinformation on its platform.
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"We're using every element of American power to try to achieve the ends, to try to get Iran to behave in a way that is rational and normal," Pompeo said.
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" Hosszu added: "We always try to push each other, I think, and we really try to — I'm trying to think how to say this — ignore everything else for the goals.
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Prosecutors requested that Mr. Mustafa remain in detention, arguing that if freed he might try to influence the testimony of his passengers and relatives or he might try to flee.
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The ruling Conservatives will remain in power while they try to negotiate a coalition or the government may attempt to try to govern with a minority of members of Parliament.
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Or you try to take your kid, I'm sure you've seen this with your children, you try to take them and you see people openly shooting up on the street.
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While you try to do that, I'll try to think of something else to write about how incredible this song is...................................OK both of these tasks have been proven impossible.
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" Lencho jumped in and explained, "We try to give people a legal framework for understanding the industry, and then we also try to cover the actual criminal liability issues, too.
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"Don't allow anyone to try to strike the home front or stir up internal strife ... or try to paralyze or disrupt state institutions and engage in political extortion," he added.
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I just try to educate myself every day, and I try to pick characters who make me have to study and learn something that I haven't known in the past.
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You must assume that any personal data that Facebook or Android keeps are data that governments around the world will try to get or that thieves will try to steal.
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We're set out to make the playoffs and do well deep into the playoffs and try to win the World Series, not try to be the top five in payroll.
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Russell Wilson and the Seahawks host Lamar Jackson and the Ravens; the Patriots and the 49ers try to stay undefeated; and the Cowboys try to figure out what's gone wrong.
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"But really the core thing is to try to make an impact and to try to make the world a better place here, because it's the only one we've got."
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I try to take things one day at a time and learn from what happened from yesterday and today and apply that to tomorrow, and try to keep getting better.
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But we try to look at the problem and then come up with a solution and not look at the market and try to come up with a competitive product.
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It is one thing to try to sell a 30,000 cubic foot rock in a hot real estate market; it's another thing entirely to try to sell half of one.
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Shelby is a Border collie mix, Ms. Ahearn explained, so they try to keep her out of the halls in between classes — because she will try to herd the children.
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He noted that he would try to change the decision and if that failed he would try to undermine the policy until a new administration came that would change it.
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"I would have to stop and sit down and try to breathe and try to tell myself that I can continue breathing and that my heart won't stop," he says.
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My plan is that I try to make every day as good as it can be, and then I try to make the next day better than the last one.
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"We learned this week, he's ordered no effort to try to get the intelligence community to get together to try to prevent further activities in the 2018 election," Podesta said.
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The prime minister has shown little sign of changing tack to try to curry favor, but will deploy some of the weapons in her armory to try to persuade lawmakers.
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If a bank misuses this trust, we don't like it, definitely, we try to stop it, I try to stop it, I try to delay it… But rules are rules and they had to take this action and I don't like it and I wish this bank didn't go through what they did.
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We avoid these… adventures, uh, at-, at the regional level, and we try to convince all our partners to try to find peaceful means of settling conflicts, in-, in the region.
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Her system teaches freshmen to be wary of guys who try to control women, who speak negatively about them in general, or who purposely try to get them drunk or high.
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So we don't try to make recommendations about monetary policy, but we follow it closely, and try to prepare our finance to respond, and to survive whatever the outcome might be.
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"I think the Conservative Party, in order to try to hold that party together, will try to push it through despite the damage it will do to the country," he said.
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Now, I try to take the day to be aware of all the things she did for me, and I try to remember the beautiful stuff instead of spiraling into negativity.
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Personally, I'll probably try to find an LFO I can control with my face, and try to not collapse in a fit of giggles when opening my mouth produces modulated wobbles.
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Indeed, most of us try to keep it together, try to act like we know exactly what we're doing, and no, we're not drunk in the slightest, why do you ask?
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The CIA didn't try to replicate or try to compete with NSA… the IOC was a lot like Marine Corps aviation while NSA was an awful lot like America's Air Force.
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I think the smartest thing that Apple has done since is not try to replace Steve Jobs but try to do the best it can as a company without Steve Jobs.
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But to try to keep her deal alive, May entered into talks with Labour to try to find a way to get the necessary support to have it ratified by parliament.
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While ending freedom of movement of people, Britain will try to ensure tourists can travel freely around Europe and will try to make its immigration policy better cater for business needs.
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And he was going to try to compete not just on one side of baseball's basic confrontation—the battle between pitcher and hitter—he was going to try to do both.
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"This is the holiday season and we try to do something nice and light, and we try to be merry, like Merry Christmas," she told local newspaper Japan Times last week.
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"I try to be because I eat a lot of pizza, and I need to try to set that off the best way I can," the actor, 37, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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"Our aim must be also to try to maximize the coverage and to try to have all the key aviation nations opting in," said Henrik Hololei during an environment committee hearing.
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But what he will do is potentially audit the federal government, and he will try to break up some of the banks and try to at least influence government that way.
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The Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy will try to spur collaboration among the centers, having them share research materials and discoveries and jointly conduct clinical trials to try to accelerate progress.
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As a result, confirmation hearings often turn into bouts of verbal judo as senators try to pin down a nominee's views and the would-be justices try to evade substantive answers.
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The parties are spending millions to try to get the outcomes they want, or at least to try to avoid disaster — but their best-laid plans could go very awry indeed.
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For one, they're only for e-books, which means students can't try to resell books at the end of the semester to try to recoup some of the money they spent.
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I try to make the most out of life and always try to treat people kindly, but I am also not fake and that's another reason I believe I am good.
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We try to get our rest and we try to work out to get ready for a long game, but the mental part is really tough, because you've got to concentrate.
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So at this point, Trump has two options for how to respond to all of this: try to make it all go away, or just try to minimize the potential damage.
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"You'd try to take the slightest discrepancy to try to knock it down to 203," George Pennington, who supervised the sex-crimes unit from 220 to 268, told The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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I think I would just try to get in his head and try to get him out of doing that same kind of talking points that he does all the time.
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GET A SMALL CAR, SORKIN: DOES IT MAKE SENSE FOR COMPANIES LIKE MICROSOFT TO ANNOUNCE THEIR OWN PLANS AND TRY TO BE CARBON NEGATIVE OR TRY TO RUN EXPENSING AROUND CARBON?
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And how much do you try to fit in and how much do you try to preserve who you are, and how much you pass along for your children and grandchildren.
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"We all bear some responsibility, and we need to try to clean up our act and try to bring more civility to our Congress, and frankly, to our dialogue," Stivers said.
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To stop and have an appreciation about what we have that's different, to not try to emulate other places and to not try to be like the rest of the country.
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"When terrorists try to use one platform, they try to use all the platforms," she said, sharing few details about the size of the independent group or timetable of its launch.
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"He would not try to figure out a decision and then try to back into it," said Mr. Fried, who added that he supported Judge Watson's ruling on the travel ban.
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But what I try to do every off-season is try to figure out where our biggest area of need is, and this year it was not an infielder or outfielder.
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See, I think we should put robotic things in people and then not ... Instead of making robots try to be like people, we should try to make people be like robots.
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You get to know them, and you try to communicate that to people, but also to try to find a candidate that people think they're bored by, or not interested in.
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This sounds easy … until you try to do it.
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Do they actually try to convince even you ... Yes.
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You try to get ... We seek them out, right.
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" Hope he doesn't try to eat me," Cruz tweeted.
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We try to avoid "permanent exclusives" – first but wrong.
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In fact, Microsoft ... To try to change their attitude.
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Michael Bennet — will also try to make their mark.
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" "The goal is to try to wrap it up.
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Cruz — how to try to help himself in 2020.
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I enjoy every bite — or at least try to.
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Try to keep the air flowing — crack a window.
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Or, you try to ... Or engage with these people.
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" And napalm: "The villagers flee or try to hide.
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Try to make banh cuon — or just eat some.
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Don't try to understand why — there is no why.
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" And I said, "I'll try to be very careful.
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Don't even try to ... I'm not in that circle.
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As I try to deal with events this week I wonder how much the fact that being in my family and other people I knew were willing to push to try to get people who were maybe on the fence or maybe thought they were being discriminated against or that they kids couldn't get into college because of affirmative action and try to push them a little bit more and try to get them a little but more angry.
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"We still try to go home and grow up around family and friends and stuff, and we try to be as normal as possible when we're not on set," said Finn, 16.
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But my role now is to step back from those positions and try to be able to see the point of view of every party and try to make a fair decision.
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I started kind of -- because the message coming out of administration officials was that don&apost -- don&apost try to pull this -- don&apost try to pull one over on President Trump.
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In the meantime, the authors argue, many low-cost producers will try to resist the shift to a higher-volume, lower price strategy while they try to make progress with the transition.
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Using newer and more sophisticated technology, they'll try to determine whether any of the planets have Earth-like atmospheres and try to detect life-signifying molecules such as water, carbon and methane.
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As broad as the scope of these laws sound, there's a lot of wiggle room, especially when you try to parse actual words, and try to guess at the intent behind them.
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To be there and for them to look at me and just me to try to at least give them some answers, to try to give them some peace in that moment.
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U.S. intelligence officials are concerned that attackers with ties to Russia could try to post falsified documents to try to undermine confidence in the result and to stir fears of voter fraud.
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If you're brave, you can try to unplug it and carry on, but I'd assume there may be more cameras that I didn't find, and would probably try to stay somewhere else.
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"To really try to conquer yourself and try to conquer your ego at times," added the player who finished one stroke behind Open winner Zach Johnson at St Andrews a year ago.
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I try to imagine something like that — try to find the open strings on the keyboard, where the note would naturally resonate with the tonality and the feeling of what's going on.
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It's a question of whether Republicans should try to deliver on their ideas or try to deliver on their promises, in a world where their ideas are antithetical to what they've promised.
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You can try to erase our very existence from history—which you have done—and you can try to erase our very identity and ignore the beautiful complications of the human body.
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Try to wound him with shame or embarrass him with public scrutiny and you may as well try to sink a duck by pouring a jug of H2O over its rear end.
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Go try to boot up a 1978 Commodore PET computer, or try to run that year's VisiCalc, and see what happens; we simply don't know how to maintain 40-year-old software.
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When I write music, I'll try to think of a list of things relating to a theme, then try to add an adult situation to give a contrast between light and dark.
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In it, your face is placed on an elf's body as you try to slide down a snowy slope, collecting presents and ornaments, and dodging bunny rabbits that'll try to punch you.
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"When I was on this camping trip with my family, I wanted to try to develop that into something real, I wanted to try to make it into something tangible," he explains.
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Even when it comes to the illustrations, I always try to think about the stories behind them and try to make sure that people can see where the image organically stems from.
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I guess I think you try to keep the culture and the focus alive as long as possible and you try to make sure that the progressive leadership really focuses on that.
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"And so when folks try to divide us, when folks try to prefer one group and kick the other to the curb, we got to have a vigorous court system," he added.
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He did this to try to avert a campaign finance violation under focus by the Feds, which would be a felony, and likely to try to pacify Cohen from cooperating with prosecutors.
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"If we try to play our own version of identity politics and try to fuel ourselves based on darker emotions, that's not productive," he told The New York Times late last year.
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If the immigrants want to stay in the United States, legal analysts say, they can try to apply for a U visa, offered to victims of crimes, or try to seek asylum.
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"This Wintershall issue is a disaster from a political point of view and this shows everybody that the politicians try to control NOC, try to interfere in the oil sector," Sanalla said.
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While governments try to navigate the fine line between being prepared and setting off panic, the economic costs are growing as countries and communities try to control the spread of the disease.
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You can do so many good things to try to get confidence and try to get a good feeling in here, but it in the end it comes down to winning games.
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The Terrorists try to plant bombs or take hostages, for example, while the Counter-Terrorists strive to defuse those bombs and rescue any hostages, as both sides try to eliminate the other.
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"Try to avoid unreasonable demands, threats, or coercive tactics; rather, try to build rapport and trust so that all parties feel comfortable with the process and will often share more underlying interests."
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But what I try to do is I try to put myself in that situation and the heartache and the hurt, just even trying to imagine it, is too much to bear.
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One thing that I really try to avoid doing as a critic, and even before I wrote this book, is ... I try to avoid the simplistic thinking that pop culture brainwashes people.
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He would settle in a city of the north and try to find work and fail, and try to find a hostel and fail, and seek again the needle's tip and solace.
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Without more money from Congress, the administration's only options are to try to make cases go faster or to try to find more ways to deport people without putting them into court.
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The endowment effect is closely related to loss aversion — the finding that people try to avoid losses in their well-being, money, and so on, more than they try to pursue gains.
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I would see that they were starting to look at someone, and I would try to get ahead of that and warn the person and try to help them lock everything down.
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CLINTON: Well, I was pleased that NATO announced just this week that they're going to start doing patrols in the Mediterranean, in the Aegean, to try to interdict the smugglers, to try to prevent the kind of tragedies that we have seen all too often, also to try to prevent more refugees from coming to the European Union.
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And one day, Facebook could potentially try to act more formally as a Groups App Store and try to take a cut of software-as-a-service subscription fees the tool makers charge.
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"You've got to give yourself the opportunity to switch off—try to find little points of rest during your day… when you're doing your emails, try to do some breathing exercises," he recommends.
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I'm saying what I try to do in my own career, even if it deprives me of clients in my marketing business, I'd rather be honest than try to sell someone on something.
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But when I try to be self-aware, I try to see what was in front of me, and knowing history, what happens with sitcom characters that have impact like mine had. Right.
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As long as there have been feminist movements, there have been institutions and industries that try to capitalize on them right away and try to turn systematic issues into ones that are individual.
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Now would be a good time to air dirty laundry to try to get ahead of bad stories and an even better time to try to shape a narrative that will be helpful.
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In the past, most interactions have been fairly low-stakes, albeit annoying for the mop-headed character: players will try to find him in-game, only to try to mess with his experience.
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And we made the decision not to press charges because we are not going to try to do with the left would do and try to create martyrs so on and so forth.
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"You can try to imagine, you can try to sympathize … but nobody understands how it feels to be in a room and literally feel, 'These are the last moments of life,'" she says.
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They've met with police chiefs and gone on ridealongs with officers to try to get a better understanding of their everyday work and try to help bridge the gap between police and community.
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"When you figure out you're doing something wrong, don't try to bluff your way, don't try to perpetuate a mistake," says Kawasaki, who is now chief evangelist at free graphic-design site Canva.
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"Our main goal is to try to reach President Trump to see if he'd be able to take this matter personally and try to bring our father back," Kamalmaz's son, Khalid, told CNN.
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The first thing you do is you freak out and try to run away or try to kill us, and then we defend ourselves, and then that proves you have to kill us.
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They try to contact people that match the voting population — so they'll try to ensure that a certain percent of respondents in the survey are white, black, Latino, Democrat, Republican, and so on.
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The files detail the extent that cops went to try to gather evidence, making stops at business throughout the city to try to get security footage and executing search warrant after search warrant.
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So I always try to pick that out of his music and put that into mine so that I get the best bits out of every genre and try to make something cool.
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Schumer didn't discuss whether Democrats would use any procedural tactics to try to slow down debate on the Senate floor or stage late-night floor protests to try to build pressure on Republicans.
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Each one, each failing, simply adds to the pressure that awaits the next team to try to end the wait, to try to overcome all of the advantages that Europe can call on.
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That is the problem that UEFA, and all of those bodies invited to dial in on Tuesday to try to draw up a road map out of this crisis, will try to untangle.
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On the call, Trump urged governors to try to secure additional medical equipment on their own without waiting for the federal government to intervene, though he did say they would try to help.
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"When I try to do good, when I try and add back to this wonderful earth that we have, when I try to protect it, does it matter that anybody knows my name?"
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At the end of the day, if you're honest and don't try to fabricate and try to make, "Oh I would have said this in the locker room," like no, you wouldn't have.
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It was a question of whether Republicans should try to deliver on their ideas or try to deliver on their promises, in a world where their ideas are antithetical to what they've promised.
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"I'd say to Diane, 'Just trust me because if you try to make the selections, try to be curator of this image or that one, this isn't going to work,'" Mr. McCallum said.
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Information such as haggling prices might seem not that horrible at first, but that lets one know he'll try to push boundaries along with how far and what boundary he'll try to push.
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When you ask a doctor or a nurse or any health care professional, should we try to quarantine— should we try to quarantine free mental health care for workers on the front lines?
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When you ask a doctor or a nurse or any health care professional, should we try to quarantine— should we try to quarantine free mental health care for workers on the front lines?
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"It's been an interesting relationship that we've had to form with them, we try to be respectful, we try to show, using these documents, why we feel the way we feel," says Karen.
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So I think a lot of us try to be like him and try to be that way to where nothing on the golf course can scare us and our skills can showcase.
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As they try to find a bipartisan solution on immigration, lawmakers have also had to try to decipher what exactly would be acceptable to Mr. Trump, given that he holds the veto pen.
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"They'll try to incite hatred, they'll try to tip the balance in a very fragile society toward escalation," Andreas Krieg, an assistant professor in defence studies at King's College London, told VICE News.
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"Some may try to silence the Latino community or try to divide our nation with hateful rhetoric — but here at Hillary for America, we value tolerance, inclusivity and diversity," the Clinton campaign said.
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With scorching heat and fire conditions expected to worsen, animal sanctuaries and rescue organizations have to decide whether to try to evacuate threatened areas or risk staying to try to protect the animals.
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Republicans could try to make a case for this policy shift; they could try to explain why tax cuts for a wealthy few are more important than health care for tens of millions.
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Paul Krugman You can always count on Republicans to do two things: try to cut taxes for the rich and try to weaken the safety net for the poor and the middle class.
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I have millions of people who look to me for guidance, and I try to be the best me so that I can try to get them to be the best of themselves.
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These are the main options for Amazon: Try to find tech workers from other parts of the country to relocate to Washington, DC, sponsor temporary foreign workers, or try to poach local workers.
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Meetings and emails to try to work things out followed.
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I didn't try to be a pop artist so much.
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I would try to get to it with more sensitivity.
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When they do, I try to channel my Grandma's spirit.
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Raymond and his fellow plaintiffs will try to prove otherwise.
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The CMA must try to minimise costs while maximising benefits.
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When humans try to predict the future, they always underestimate.
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We are continuing to try to strike the right balance.
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Might Britain even try to rescind its Article 50 notification?
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You should try to do this as soon as possible.
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What Happens EVERY Time New Yorkers Try To Make Plans
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Shut the f–k up – try to write a rap.
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Remember to hydrate and try to keep your chin up.
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This might be uncomfortable, but try to do it anyway.
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Singer pushes the two to try to mend their friendship.
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On his bad days I try to lift him up.
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She's in full victim mode to try to save face.
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He knew that Trump would try to erase his legacy.
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To try to build something great and lasting, impactful, admirable.
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I don't ever try to message people on social media.
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Theirs wasn't the only bill to try to expand Medicare.
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I try to build a new life for these ruins.
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I will try to give Sebastian a hard time tomorrow.
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I'd never try to smuggle something past a sniffer dog.
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Who would try to import thousands of leeches and why?
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I try to tell them, you think this is bad?
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After the attack, the suspect did not try to run.
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Specifically, he's wanted to try to partner with General Motors.
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They will 'hope to,' they'll 'try to' and they'll fail.
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Oh, come on, don't even try to fight the tears.
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In response, Democrats will surely try to nationalize the congressional
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You're totally comfortable and you don't try to hide s—.
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I try to do that every day in small acts.
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I didn't try to say, 'I've got this psychological problem.
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When they try to be more thoughtful it's really helpful.
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Wendt, 34, didn't only try to fix Whitney's failing health.
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LG: Do not try to take your surface laptop apart.
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"You try to get him to chase, probably," deGrom said.
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AND WE'RE ANXIOUS TO TRY TO BUILD OUR INTERNATIONAL FOOTPRINT.
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ARE YOU GOING TO TRY TO MAKE A DEAL THERE?
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I always try to remember what these monsters took away.
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So I try to make them as awful as possible.
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In press conferences, he'd try to hit me with things.
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They try to just bring up solutions to the community.
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And so I try to understand where they're coming from.
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So try to do it earlier or in the morning.
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I really try to represent the perspective of the audience.
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Why don't these iguanas just try to live somewhere else?
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" He adds, "But anyways, try to put that baby on.
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We try to argue defensively rather than offensively too often.
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"I try to not to read negative comments," she says.
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We were going to have to try to change him.
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So I try to not let myself have that fear.
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Though their families try to stay optimistic, they are scared.
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They just try to hide that from the American people.
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And I'd have to try to, you know [be serious].
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So I think we'll continue to try to vary that.
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We don't try to make them feel separate or different.
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Her works try to make those pedestrian moments into abstractions.
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You don't have to try to be the next Jobs.
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If you try to hang onto it, you lose it.
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I try to teach kids and keep perspective on it.
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Try to balance the budget yourself with the interactive here.
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And we try to bring lots of different people in.
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We have to try to work together towards world peace.
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Try to keep it going as is and start monetizing?
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So, I pay on time and try to be considerate.
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So we try to do it every night like that.
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We don't try to claim we know everything about everything!
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We try to support them in any way we can.
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You try to leave, and it pulls you back in.
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We're gonna move forward and try to work through it.
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That was a fascinating viral thing to try to do.
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Sometimes ads even try to install malware on your computer.
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Will the government try to break Big Tech companies up?
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But this election, try to behave like a human being.
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"We're going to try to get Lady Di," Trump said.
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I'm going to try to take it day by day.
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"I try to be nice to everyone," she told WVEC.
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Try to avoid using this sweetener in your Thanksgiving cooking.
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Let's try to find a way to bring it back.
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Justin, a white man, didn't try to understand her perspective.
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No matter what the tabloids try to sell it as.
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Try to sit by the kitchen to get first dibs.
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It's what I try to write as an author myself.
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We're not going to try to dress West Brom vs.
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Physicists try to prove it wrong, and they keep failing.
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After Texas broke up, did you try to escape emo?
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They can try to the best extent to forecast it.
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But don't try to ask her what it was about.
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Venter had the privilege to try to change his destiny.
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So, in a way, we try to please them somehow.
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PERINO: Well, I think journalist do try to do that.
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I'm going to keep working and try to get better.
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When to pass and try to get other people involved.
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"I just try to hold on," I said to Isaac.
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There's no reason to try to completely equalize market outcomes.
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Let's try to understand this illusion from a raptor's perspective.
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Try to keep that in mind, and you'll understand everything.
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Asymmetrically means you're going to try to avoid our strengths.
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They will try to make it a big political issue.
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"Try to get 48 dudes in a van," he says.
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A lot of venture funds try to optimize for returns.
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The braves ones try to crowd surf (key word: try).
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Keep raising the bar, try to set a higher goal.
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I try to drink two liters of water each day.
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INGRAHAM: Do you ever try to dig into their minds?
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And the Democrats will have to try to counter that.
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I try to always be somewhere in the middle. Ugh.
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The Astro Poets try to spend every Sunday afternoon together.
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WhenI get out, should I try to be a man?
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You know, we all try to be professionals over there.
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I try to stay silent, but it doesn't always work.
|
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That is, until you try to steal an Exif image.
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Others try to remove gasoline subsidies quietly to avoid dissent.
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Going forward, they're going to try to combine similar teams.
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If your expectations are high, people try to meet them.
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Don't try to make your skin fit, or your flesh.
|
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They try to match those liabilities by buying government bonds.
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I just try to be in the present, you know?
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I do try to be a writer in between things.
|
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Their selfie sticks wobble as they try to film themselves.
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Try to think positive for why people wanted a change.
|
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We try to make sure that the community is diverse.
|
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There's a website that will try to answer that question.
|
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I angrily try to catch one last hour of sleep.
|
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Outside a hospital, medical team members try to help patients.
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That night we did not try to make any babies.
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Those who try to flee the country risk being shot.
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WOMAN: And to run away or try to get away.
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I try to work out every day a little bit.
|
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And our job is to try to navigate around that.
|
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No matter what the situation, I try to have fun.
|
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Most of them still try to combine teaching with research.
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They don't try to punish one another by holding grudges.
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Accordingly, I try to not let that cloud my judgement.
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I never thought people would try to make abortion illegal.
|
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I try to take a nap as we're already descending.
|
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Don't try to pry Cristiano Ronaldo away from his children.
|
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You start small and don't try to boil the ocean.
|
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A similar message appears when you try to block Chan.
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He doesn't try to guess which ones voted for Trump.
|
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That's a subject I try to stay away from now.
|
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I always try to be optimistic about things like that.
|
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But now its possible she'll try to undo that sentence.
|
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You can try to avoid plastic, but it'll find you.
|
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"People try to give me coffee for breakfast," she said.
|
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Repetition and volume try to take the place of verification.
|
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I usually just try to reinvest it back into itself.
|
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In time, it may try to automate the editing process.
|
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Christmas comes and goes and I try to stay unnoticed.
|
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Who should I try to go out with this week?
|
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Both try to navigate a Hollywood they no longer recognize.
|
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Palau has taken steps to try to protect the lake.
|
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We'll encounter them and try to check it out ... Right.
|
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Which is not to say they won't try to later.
|
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We always try to make everyone happy but we can't.
|
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But it's really exciting to try to ask those questions.
|
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Tether says it will not try to retrieve the money.
|
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I try to answer as many DMs as possible, too.
|
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So of course we should try to reduce this carnage.
|
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"Every year, we try to push forward digitally," he said.
|
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We really do try to shift perception within the experience.
|
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The BBFC try to meet expectations where they can, though.
|
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I try to avoid them as best as I can.
|
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" "I try to live a very honest and positive life.
|
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So, let's try to solve this once and for all.
|
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Because it's extremely difficult to try to predict the future.
|
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Alternatively, she could try to team up with the SPD.
|
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I try to keep my downtime as minimal as possible.
|
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But that's what I try to do with my writing.
|
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Sanchez might instead try to cut a deal with Ciudadanos.
|
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I went to try to find some answers about Lane.
|
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I just try to channel my emotions into something positive.
|
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"I try to do my part in practice," she said.
|
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" As seen through Kratos, "It's hard to try to change.
|
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We try to delete it as quickly as is reasonable.
|
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You didn't even bother to try to take me down.
|
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How will they try to bring ISIS fighters on board?
|
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I did not see anyone try to block his path.
|
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I always try to remember what these monsters took away.
|
|
Andy will try to turn it into a physical battle.
|
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When the machines break down, I try to fix them.
|
|
Apple and Flipkart will try to not disappoint Indians tonight.
|
|
" If they try to defend themselves: "You're my friend, yes?
|
|
The vehicle didn't try to swerve out of the way.
|
|
Well, you have to try to get it in you.
|
|
Until then, just try to stay alive in there, OK?
|
|
Try to show how you were better, faster, more efficient.
|
|
I don't usually try to write my way to solutions.
|
|
It's Sunday morning, so we try to take it easy.
|
|
Have you ever seen these robots try to pour water.
|
|
I try to pay but Cathy wants nothing from me.
|
|
Sometimes, if I feel safe, I try to educate them.
|
|
We try to take swings in our own strike zone.
|
|
We try to create places in the platform for this.
|
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We're not even going to try to interpret this one.
|
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All families in distress try to shield their children first.
|
|
"I did try to get my story out," Wang said.
|
|
And of course I'll try to approach it that way.
|
|
"But if needed, I can try to help," he said.
|
|
They're skittish and try to back out of the leash.
|
|
Sometimes we try to pick it up, put it away.
|
|
But what I did do was try to move forward.
|
|
Nebraska will try to bounce back at Iowa on Sunday.
|
|
Past moves to try to weaken the baht have failed.
|
|
We try to jump the truck again but nothing happens.
|
|
Leaders will try to enforce some geographical and ideological balance.
|
|
To try to get people to make an educated choice.
|
|
They try to manipulate trending topics and autocomplete on search.
|
|
Before we try to answer that question, some important caveats.
|
|
Whenever this happens, though, I try to remember two things.
|
|
Being out of government, I still try to be cautious.
|
|
She's straightforward in what she'd try to do as president.
|
|
They may try to draw the coalition into urban combat.
|
|
They try to kick it down, then cut it down.
|
|
Try to maintain normal eye contact during your job interview.
|
|
CNN: You also try to combat bullying in other ways.
|
|
The product worked and didn't try to be too flashy.
|
|
We at Gizmodo try to avoid dwelling on dystopian futures.
|
|
" Besides, she said, "they don't try to get you fired.
|
|
I decide to try to be cool about all this.
|
|
I try to avoid eating while watching TV as well.
|
|
Kingdom Battle doesn't try to make the rabbids suddenly likable.
|
|
Now, the two chambers will try to reconcile their plans.
|
|
But we'll try to minimize that impact on the customer.
|
|
Don't try to say who I can do songs with.
|
|
I try to capture their emotions as best I can.
|
|
And bloody hell, I should try to fight for them.
|
|
Do try to get some timely cute newborn photos, though!
|
|
Also, try to form a ball and relax the muscles.
|
|
Now I'm conscious, and I try to speak out more.
|
|
Her parents, particularly her father, try to defend their daughter.
|
|
I left the dressing room to try to compose myself.
|
|
Or, I try to do one good cleanse a year.
|
|
I try to provide visual interest and instances worth pondering.
|
|
This is another gimmick to try to make a buck.
|
|
Although I don't personally try to analyze what I do.
|
|
"You've got to try to find the fresh," she said.
|
|
You just try to be in position and be patient.
|
|
Try to leave your regular stomping grounds for the holidays!
|
|
Some men would try to sabotage the female athletes' feats.
|
|
Italian and Greek ships would try to turn them back.
|
|
I try to stretch a little, and my boss notices.
|
|
God forbid you actually support us and try to help!
|
|
The Republicans will try to bend him to their will.
|
|
That's what I always try to do with my writing.
|
|
"I try to not to read negative comments," she said.
|
|
We try to go canoeing at least once a year.
|
|
We decide I'll try to get promoted in this quarter.
|
|
Don't try to use your Jedi mind tricks on me.
|
|
"I did try to tell myself to leave," Chapman explained.
|
|
I respect anybody who doesn't try to copy other people.
|
|
I try to be the best person I can be.
|
|
"It didn't try to seriously understand at all," he said.
|
|
I try to find the lining in everything in life.
|
|
Many firms try to find vulnerabilities to unlock mobile devices.
|
|
I try to do new things, to meet new people.
|
|
Let's try to write one from scratch and record it.
|
|
I travel a lot, and I try to travel light.
|
|
I think I worked so hard to try to forget.
|
|
But I think we're going to try to have fun.
|
|
Some fear the jihadists will try to exploit the situation.
|
|
Try to check and return emails and calls while driving.
|
|
I used disordered eating to try to keep myself small.
|
|
You try to say, 'What would I have done differently?
|
|
If there's a game, Robert and I try to attend.
|
|
I have no idea, but I try to stay focused.
|
|
I vacuum and try to declutter as best as possible.
|
|
Macri will try to avoid this by all means possible.
|
|
Mr Trump did not even try to hide his designs.
|
|
That's what we try to make it – not an issue.
|
|
Aramco may yet try to resurrect its New York listing.
|
|
"So I say, try to pick very carefully and wisely."
|
|
You just have to try to live in the moment.
|
|
If you can't return the item, try to sell it.
|
|
In general, two people speaking try to help each other.
|
|
I just try to portray the strongest female presence, period.
|
|
I try to be cool — I go, 'Is that Hawaiian?
|
|
What happens when you try to boil an iPhone 7?
|
|
To try to figure out ... did I get that right?
|
|
The weekends, I really try to stay present with them.
|
|
So I try to be careful about doing much crunch.
|
|
Do not try to move it, we're afraid it's cursed.
|
|
Hold your form together and just try to hang on.
|
|
And don't try to charge it before it is dry.
|
|
I try to internalize that message in my daily life.
|
|
They've told lies to papers to try to silence me.
|
|
And when you do, you should try to gather intelligence.
|
|
I try to refuse my nan's offer, but she insists.
|
|
Now she's suing him to try to get them back.
|
|
Is Netflix going to try to stretch this thing out?
|
|
Party leaders try to change the subject to health care.
|
|
Some try to hide them in the tops of trees.
|
|
When clinicians try to go slowly, they often meet resistance.
|
|
This time, Ally runs out to try to stop it.
|
|
Did you expect them to just try to roll you?
|
|
So what can we do to try to fix it?
|
|
And to those who would dare try to silence us.
|
|
Isaac: Let's try to do them as quickly as possible.
|
|
I also try to run and cycle whenever I can.
|
|
"I try to write more about general trends," he says.
|
|
It goes by fast, so try to enjoy every moment.
|
|
But some episodes try to do too much, is all.
|
|
When you try to use it, Android won't let you.
|
|
Mike Pence will try to bring voters to their tickets.
|
|
I try to have moments of self care every day.
|
|
All presidents try to prevent leaks, and all presidents fail.
|
|
It's also expensive to try to process so many trees.
|
|
He welcomed the chance to try to heal some wounds.
|
|
"Just don't try to push it," the woman tells her.
|
|
There, he would try to coerce these women into sex.
|
|
JM: I try to always buy something when I travel.
|
|
Don't try to turn your midnight smoocher into anything serious.
|
|
Just follow along and try to not fuck it up!
|
|
"We didn't try to have a public relationship," she said.
|
|
And let's just hopefully try to move on from this.
|
|
Try to come up with a plan, and follow through!
|
|
On most, lobbyists must try to win over other officials.
|
|
Lastly, try to remind yourself that objective perfection doesn't exist.
|
|
The protagonists try to escape, to advance or to return.
|
|
There's gonna be people that try to flirt with me.
|
|
"Most bites occur when people try to handle a rattlesnake."
|
|
We try to buy balloons, but it takes too long.
|
|
Republicans could try to do the same thing with Pruitt.
|
|
Don't even try to put him in the oven yet.
|
|
We will try to tow it back to shore. pic.twitter.
|
|
It evens begs for more when people try to stop.
|
|
We get ready while I try to fix my computer.
|
|
As a group, we try to work on it constantly.
|
|
It isn't always practical to try to grow your income.
|
|
I try to have a sense of humor about it.
|
|
Of course, any company can try to do the same.
|
|
Did he ever try to justify leaving his toenails everywhere?
|
|
"I would try to get my Taser out," Andersson said.
|
|
"I try to listen more than I talk," she said.
|
|
I didn't try to dress 'professional;' I dressed like myself.
|
|
But I'm going to try to do whatever I can.
|
|
I look at it and try to cobble shit together.
|
|
We try to help them, but it can be challenging.
|
|
I don't really try to think too much about it.
|
|
Most of all, try to have a sense of humor.
|
|
Katharina heads to the caves to try to follow Mikkel.
|
|
Unless you try to text your friend with an Android.
|
|
Would you try to wear multiple sheet masks at once?
|
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No, you're going to try to grab all the money.
|
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I'm shocked DJI didn't try to crush GoPro years ago.
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