"The urge to destroy is also a creative urge," Banksy wrote.
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I-- my-- urge to sample sewage has not been-- BILL GATES: We're back-- WARREN BUFFETT: I've gotten to 87 without any urge -- any urge to sample sewage.
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Some recipes urge you to use a rolling pin, others strongly urge against it.
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That's when the urge came, and the urge was just very, very, very, strong.
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But I think the urge to enjoy "Thief" is related to the urge to enjoy Baby Driver.
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They recognize that his urge to resist conformity is often greater than his urge to be understood.
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There was the assimilationist urge, and there were two kinds of reactions to the urge to assimilate.
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I would no more urge everyone to learn programming than I would urge everyone to learn plumbing.
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And amusing though you may find the obscure Brit "Nadine," I urge you urge you urge you to excavate Kevin Dunn's fey, howling early-computer-age reimagining, my third favorite Berry cover ever.
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I would no more urge everyone to learn to program than I would urge everyone to learn to plumb.
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Andrea: "The Urge" actually started out as being a song describing a serial killer's feelings towards the urge to kill.
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This show, like much of the group's music, tempered its urge to be theatrical with a simple urge to be heard.
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Tiny woke one morning with the urge, just a throbbing and unrelenting urge, to change the name of the barbershop to Delilah's.
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"Let me urge you and urge the department unequivocally not to grant the nuclear waivers and not to grant the oil waivers," Sen.
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They urge me to pull a lever, opening a portal, and then urge me to step into the portal that looks out into space.
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She tried programs like Weight Watchers, but her urge to eat, as powerful as the urge to breathe when holding your breath, defeated her.
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"I urge ... angry demonstrations in front of Saudi sites and interests, and I urge the government to refrain from opening the Saudi embassy," he said.
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The artist, who is known for graffiti that attacks capitalism, captioned the post "The urge to destroy is also a creative urge," a quote from Picasso.
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"They suppress the urge for sweets and the urge for snacking," said study author Charlotte Erlanson-Albertsson, professor of appetite control at Lund University in Sweden.
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So I would urge journalists to ask whether they are reporting facts or simply engaging in innuendo, and urge the public to read with a critical eye.
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Indeed, Trump, lurching from urge to urge, has plunged the White House into conflict with Capitol Hill over health care and the ideas of closing the southern border.
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The urge to seek truth among unconnected dots is nothing new, but social media has supercharged that urge, ratcheting up the speed and spread of the resulting theories.
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You might say that the system of particles experiences a kind of urge to preserve freedom of future action, and that this urge guides its behavior at any moment.
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"Our administration will continue to urge Beijing to act in a humanitarian manner and urge China and the demonstrators in Hong Kong to resolve their differences peacefully," Pence said.
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We urge our colleagues to join us in this effort, and we urge the administration to cease ignoring the intent of Congress and the will of the American people.
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The Maduro government, which used food as a powerful incentive to urge hungry Venezuelans to support him, set up tents run by government stalwarts to urge people to vote.
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There is some fulcrum in life where the urge to go dancing is replaced by the urge for just 20 minutes of peace, please, just to rest one's eyes.
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The insatiable consumer in me feels an urge to buy something, and the technologist in me feels the urge to buy one of the most advanced phones on the planet.
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"I pray to make it back in one piece/I pray, I pray/that's why I need one dance," he continues, connecting his urge to live with his urge to move.
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" He continued: "I urge you, Orlando, to be strong.
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Urge everyone to donate & support any way they can.
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Instead I used the critical commentary as a lesson for myself that for many people the urge to declare something is false exceeds the urge to explore how something can be true.
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The chief danger at this juncture, Lind writes, is voyeurism: when the urge to bear witness becomes disconnected from political action and all we're left with is the urge to just watch.
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If I feel the urge to disparage Trump supporters as a group, I have to reconcile that urge with what I know about the Trump voters with whom I work, eat and pray.
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I'm proud of myself for resisting the urge to spend.
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The urge to play lotteries goes back centuries as well.
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He earlier used Twitter to urge citizens to remain calm.
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We urge you to visit their hotel and find them.
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Most of us give in to the urge rather quickly.
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We would strongly urge that the link not be shared.
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Financial experts urge investors not to act without a plan.
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Hayley felt the urge to take a pregnancy test, too.
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It is to urge that the topic be approached responsibly.
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I would urge you ... I have a big screen, too.
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"We urge Maduro's regime to respect human rights," it tweeted.
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The urge to get more views and money is addictive.
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Resist the urge to reach out to everyone, she added.
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I urge you all to go look at it online.
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Explain ... and I urge you all to go read it.
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The urge to prop up Trump changed all of this.
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If anyone is suffering I urge you to seek help.
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We urge the Palestinians to return to that political dialogue.
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There's an awareness that this is a real human urge.
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I felt the urge to clean the toilet this morning.
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We urge the Administration to keep the DACA program intact.
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"We urge you to choose the path of partnership instead."
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I urge you to watch it in all its glory.
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I would urge you to read Bell Hooks, June Jordan.
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That's why businesses often urge people to 'missed call' them.
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But she resisted the urge to cut herself, Manson says.
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I have the constant urge to go outside and explore.
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But Mr Bailey is fighting the urge to beat him.
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But now, I feel the urge to write down everything.
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I fought the urge to make silly noises and continued.
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We urge companies not to stop at racial bias training.
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I urge the attorney general to reconsider his recent action.
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On resisting the urge to fight back against her haters:
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That was where the urge to humanize them originated from.
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It was around this time that the information urge faded.
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Yet I did not lose the parental urge to protect.
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That is the manifestation of an urge to culture control.
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The plan was to urge her into a rehab program.
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"We urge all candidates to respect the results," she said.
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"AARP: "We strongly urge the Senate to reject this bill.
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I feel this urge to play these original songs live.
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"I urge all Republicans to reject Donald Trump this November."
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Most humans are powerless to resist the urge to poop.
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Satisfying the urge for violence is what Seagal traffics in.
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We're feeling the urge to grill lamb on rosemary skewers.
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We strongly urge the administration to withdraw this harmful proposal.
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The company's financial strength also feeds an urge for change.
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I urge MPs to reconvene and finish the vote today.
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At this point, I would urge caution and not overreact.
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"There is an urge to be good," the story begins.
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This urge to engage has recently spread to charitable giving.
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We mustn't abandon active policing, as some progressive advocates urge.
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Trump is likely to urge supporters to vote for Rep.
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I would urge all of us to address this challenge.
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I really want tater tots, but I resist the urge.
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As we've seen, that urge is often gross and counterproductive.
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Is there a psychosexual component to this urge toward snugness?
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We urge our fellow shareholders to support Proposal Number 8.
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By September, he felt the urge to do the same.
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He resisted the urge to reach out and touch Larry.
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We urge all parties to pursue demilitarization of disputed features.
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We urge Congress to not follow such a reckless course.
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"I'll resist the urge to say Chelsea 2024," King said.
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He said officials would urge Washington to authorize more slots.
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On the other side are those who urge greater patience.
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All who want a peaceful resolution urge Trump to reconsider.
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I don't urge voters in Tennessee to vote for anybody.
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"I urge people to make your workout fun," said Brinkley.
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Warning: The sudden urge to take a risk may occur.
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And yet, I felt no urge to pick my lip.
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Internally, Butler still has a bottomless urge to be great.
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I'd simply urge Mr. Pence to show better leadership qualities.
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The urge to explore everywhere, to see everything, just vanished.
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I successfully resist the urge to eat one right away.
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So I would urge everyone to make your voice heard.
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That urge is common to undocumented immigrants across the country.
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We strongly urge the global community to do the same.
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As they do so, I urge aggressive but prudent actions.
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Please reach out and urge them to reverse course. pic.twitter.
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I urge people to go to a V.A. hospital sometime.
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The urge to create something worthwhile, that communicates to others.
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Resisting the urge to oversimplify the complexity of human motivation.
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Suddenly, the urge to be sick rears its head again.
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"The urge was too great; I couldn't resist," he said.
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Lam did not urge the police to step in sooner.
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I urge the United Nations to heed Ms. Callamard's call.
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It did not urge the construction of a border wall.
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So why do you feel the urge to stockpile fuel?
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Acting on the urge to snoop is fairly common behavior.
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That itching urge to touch your face every few seconds?
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And I think the urge finally caught up with him.
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"I strongly urge you to visit both," Mr. Cotter wrote.
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But I urge you not to be controlled by hatred.
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I urge them to take matters into their own hands.
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Resist the urge to form opinions or figure anything out.
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Urge your mother to speak to her brother about this.
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When spring comes, there's no avoiding the urge to celebrate.
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I urge the Senate to act quickly on this bill.
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Peltz did urge Heinz to repurchase shares, which was done.
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But I would urge Mr. Trump to rethink that proposal.
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We urge those involved to take steps to lower tensions.
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Brosnahan used her acceptance speech to urge people to vote.
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Another View The urge to merge is alive and well.
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Urge her to level with her children about the facts.
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But they did not urge lawmakers to vote against it.
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Urge our local, state and national officials to do more.
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ORG addresses, we urge you to stop the sale of .
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The president's lawyers urge the Senate to reject the charges.
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Notice the urge to get online arise and eventually subside.
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Another challenge was the urge to squeeze in some play.
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A West Virginia reverend came to Washington to urge Sen.
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Congress must resist the urge to raise the spending caps.
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And yet I have an urge to stay here forever.
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Take the burden off yourself and employees, the authors urge.
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They urge you to use emojis to record your feelings!
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The soil, the atmosphere, the fundamental human urge to create.
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By the end of it, your urge will likely subside.
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We now urge the U.S. to consider the possible consequences.
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Much like you have resisted the urge to step into the Wild West, we will resist the urge to tell you all about the deepest and most complex world Rockstar Games has ever created.
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"I frankly urge everyone on either side of what are, after 3.5 years, an increasingly arid argument, I urge everyone to find closure and to let the healing begin," Johnson said outside Downing Street.
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"I urge Kenyan leaders to reject violence and incitement; respect the will of the people; urge security forces to act professionally and neutrally; and work together no matter the outcome," he said in a statement.
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We urge you to immediately investigate this atrocious and unlawful conduct.
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I just feel a strong urge to give back to them.
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You should resist the urge to let it, at every turn.
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Military representatives urge the group to only bring the bare essentials.
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FABER: Would you similarly urge Wall Street to stand down, Larry?
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Having sex with an angel is a deeper urge among people.
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Gomes says he continued to urge the musician to call Prince.
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What they don't display is an obsessive urge to imitate them.
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We will urge our representatives in Congress to block regressive policies.
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We urge people not to use synthetic cannabinoids now or ever.
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I stopped at Burger Urge for a small-sized chicken sandwich.
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"We urge you not to attack our soldiers," military spokesman Col.
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Passion will be plentiful — but so will the urge to escape.
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His video ends with an urge for people to learn CPR.
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I urge Catalyst to respond by lowering its own outrageous prices.
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How do we resist the urge to scratch that digital itch?
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I tossed and turned, but resisted the urge to go online.
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Some end by asking for money, some urge participation in protests.
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I know that's dumb, but I just couldn't resist the urge.
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"I urge all Americans to read Ballou's full letter," he said.
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And she will urge climate experts to publicly defend their work.
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"We urge everyone to be patient until the investigation is complete."
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The climate case against EOR would urge us to think bigger.
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And urge all daughters to be what they want to be.
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Pipher and company might simply say "Gesundheit" and urge us on.
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"We urge everyone to be patient until the investigation is complete."
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Resist the urge to add bacon or high-end, artisanal products.
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I urge you to pass a law making this reform permanent.
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And if you feel the urge, tell us what you're cooking.
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We urge everyone to be patient until the investigation is complete.
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Sometimes, mothers having the urge to harm themselves or their babies.
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Returning to her seat, Chloe feels an overpowering urge to sob.
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If you're Nintendo, the urge to focus on gaming makes sense.
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I urge sceptics to take any issue that particularly affects men.
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I had to resist the urge to press skip halfway through.
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So why the late-stage urge for an investor fuel injection?
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I cannot urge my colleagues more strongly to oppose her nomination.
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We must urge Congress to pass this overdue, life-changing legislation.
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Even a deeply divided Congress must resist the urge to purge.
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In related news, my urge to delete Facebook just increased tenfold.
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" He continued: "I urge you to work in jobs you love.
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Tillerson may also urge Trump not to leave the Paris deal.
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I urge you all to keep forging ahead on that road.
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I reject that polarity, and I urge you to, as well.
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REGULATORS URGE CALM, INVESTORS BUCKLE UP Regulators are calling for understanding.
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You have an urge to be social and to explore today.
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Today, I resist the urge and am very proud of myself.
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But we should resist the urge to compare these two women.
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We urge him to turn himself in for his own safety.
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So, metalheads, I urge you: tonight, blaspheme against your own religion.
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"[I] urge you to keep your eyes open," Luke S. said.
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" Schwarzenegger continued, "I would urge others not to vote for him.
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All of this has prompted Judge to urge others get checked.
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"We urge the government to avoid any hard Brexit," he said.
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Tech bosses urge May to save Britain's 'world-class status' Reuters
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You weren't overwhelmed by a sudden urge to taste the powder?
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"Five minutes later, I felt the urge to push," Badger said.
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I urge the federal government to remain in the #ParisAgreement. pic.twitter.
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I urge Congress to move quickly to pass this bipartisan legislation.
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We urge you to condemn this appointment immediately and without reservation.
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Resist the urge to drink beer the moment you wake up.
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" Neeson said that once the urge passed, he did "seek help.
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Maybe that'll stave off the urge to connect to a smartphone.
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Go to the bathroom as soon as you feel the urge.
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" She concluded, "I urge you not to broadcast Alex Jones' interview.
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I urge President Trump and his advisers to heed this warning.
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"The first urge is to cling on," he says about breakups.
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Winfrey pounded the pavement to urge citizens to vote for Abrams.
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Now they are emblematic of a 21st-century urge to belong.
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What it's like to live with a chronic urge to die.
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We urge Congress to support TSA's efforts to improve its program.
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On that basis alone, we urge more U.S. attention on CAR.
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She encourages them to urge their friends to register to vote.
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Transparency is not the reflexive urge of governments and their functionaries.
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But most of the self-appointed leaders urge people to wait.
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"You have to eat," they'd urge me, and I would try.
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I urge you to take immediate action to remedy these problems.
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Some will urge doing nothing, hoping the problem will go away.
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Inspiration is defined by the urge to act based on feeling.
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They simply can't resist the urge to put other people first.
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You might feel an urge to speed up and start sprinting.
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"I would urge the administration to take this action," Sanders said.
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Obama will urge voters to register ahead of the state's Oct.
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We urge U.S. delegates not to seek to overturn the decision.
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We urge the full Senate to pass this critical legislation immediately.
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Experts also urge caution around reading too much into the ratio.
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Even Lopez couldn't resist the urge to get up and sing.
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For these reasons, we urge you to vote against this language.
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I urge my fellow Republicans not to surrender to this temptation.
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We urge you to retain the Workplace Operation practice and practitioners.
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We urge lawmakers to pass this bill as soon as possible.
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He drinks too much and feels an urge to destroy things.
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In the penalty box, I fought the urge to lie down.
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And I'm certainly going to urge everyone to provide that clarity.
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But curb the urge to throw on a sundress or shorts.
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I urge everyone to stay away from the Philips Center Oct.
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Urge them to support clear protocols for stroke triage and transport.
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The clock is ticking so I urge Trump to start now.
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Going without the simplest things created a strong urge to have.
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I had no burning urge to proclaim any fury or sadness.
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The urge to take it out on myself physically strikes me.
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I confess that I never really felt the urge to work.
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How are you not seized with the sudden urge to "escape"?
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There was this tremendous urge to change — what, I didn't know.
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What do you urge people to do with these historical truths?
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But I was also tired of fighting the urge to pull.
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I urge people to stay off the roads until conditions improve.
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Resist the urge to follow the flow, and stand your ground.
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Clinton and urge voters in swing districts to support Republicans instead.
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I urge the parties involved to talk to Labour and reassess.
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"We continue to urge everyone to do this peacefully," he said.
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It's a primal urge that cannot and will not be ignored.
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Suddenly, Ms. Pantzer got the urge to do some improvisational acting.
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Now, they embrace it and urge others to do so, too.
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I fought the urge to include too many references, and lost.
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"We urge the government to address the cause of the problem."
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Urge Congress to close loopholes in gun prohibitions for domestic abusers.
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The urge to brag about baby has moved far beyond desserts.
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The agents asked the son to urge the father to surrender.
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Do you ever feel the urge to just let it rip?
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It's salty, sweet, and it satisfies that urge for potato chips.
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I urge the Trump administration to immediately restore this essential funding.
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But I can urge you to ask a very different question.
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And the urge to act on your irrational plan will pass.
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He resisted the urge to transport Smith to a distant galaxy.
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All of the messages will urge viewers to go to coronavirus.
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But the urge to protect those students is deeper than that.
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DO urge trade organizations to join us in this rallying cry.
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Overhead announcements and signs urge customers to stay six feet apart.
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Governors in New York and Illinois urge residents to stay home.
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Turns out nobody can resist the urge to ham it up.
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How often do you get the urge to chase a squirrel?
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I stifled an urge to ask for a dustpan and broom.
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They urge the president to withdraw entirely from the Paris deal.
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The authors urge scientists to do more research on this topic.
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The urge to document infects anyone who's even marginally into Posting.
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We now urge the House of Representatives to pass companion legislation.
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We urge all of our colleagues to support our bipartisan bill.
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Go deeper: 145 CEOs urge Senate to pass gun control legislation
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An urge to represent the underserved is familiar to Ms. Figueroa.
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They urge people to think twice before taking their pet inside.
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But we urge you, please, do not forget about the cats.
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US Cabinet officials are moving to calm expectations and urge patience.
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Urge all in its path to seek strong shelter & stay safe.
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It's hard to resist the urge to buy everything I see.
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Does our urge to know outbid his right to be forgotten?
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Urge your wife, please, not to devalue your son like that.
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But financial experts urge savers to be cautious before doing so.
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I'd simply urge you to take the time to do so.
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We urge Iran to work with us to save the deal.
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All at once I felt the urge to pray to God.
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Sanders used his appearance to urge Capito to join their ranks.
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We urge the Senate to move quickly to confirm his appointment.
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I urge them to secure not just consent, but enthusiastic agreement.
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No. 1: Suspend any urge to let Mills hire another coach.
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I now urge Congress to work together to reauthorize MIECHV immediately.
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We must resist the urge to demonize those who are different.
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I urge President Trump to revoke this Executive Order right away.
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"We strongly urge the EU to reconsider its approach," he said.
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He added that he would urge Trump not to fire Mueller.
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I urge Congress to enact the Dream Act by years' end.
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We urge the President to take immediate action on this issue.
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Joe Donnelly, to urge the Republican Party to return Wynn's money.
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The messages urge her to make a recording with a phone.
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We urge responsible parties to recognize the need to look forward.
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And, and you know I'd urge you to reconsider these things.
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"Plenty of people" urge him to run, he told reporters Thursday.
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Go deeper: 145 CEOs urge Senate to pass gun control legislation
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Therefore we urge our fellow citizens to support an alternative candidate.
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Stewart is "diligently resisting the urge to just do it" herself.
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And they have to urge their neighbors to be vigilant too.
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The urge to preserve is about retaining elements of the past.
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Video of the incident posted to Banksy's Instagram account alongside the quote "The urge to destroy is also a creative urge" show that the frame of the painting does not appear to have any wires attached.
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For example, when do you feel the urge to hop online, how much time are you actually spending in a day, and what are you thinking or feeling when you get the urge to click in?
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But this is where the US Congress is supposed to step in and do something — launch its own investigation, urge the appointment of a special counsel, urge an expansion of the existing special counsel's mandate, etc.
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I resist the urge to go to Starbucks for a cake pop.
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She was a maker, so she certainly understood the urge to create.
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I urge everyone to familiarize themselves with what this movement is about.
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Trump weighed in soon after to urge Republicans to pass the plan.
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But this feeling — this urge to keep asking — won't leave me be.
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"We urge people to prepare for a high impact event," she said.
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Replace the urge with another behavior that forces you to be present.
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"coupled with an intense urge to expression" which is "easily squandered" in
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Urge to croon "rich Corinthian leather," but this is chrome tanned leather.
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The purity and pleasure of that urge are evident on every canvas.
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We urge everyone to respect his privacy and that of his family.
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We have that extra urge here, that will to want to win.
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What are the first three steps you would urge somebody to take?
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We urge China to act to end its brutal dog meat trade.
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I urge the U.K. to clarify its intentions as soon as possible.
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To keep the support of Trumpite, working-class voters, they urge moderation.
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But at $700 a pop, it's an easy enough urge to suppress.
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I almost buy a bunny-themed yoga mat, but resist the urge.
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" She resisted the urge to throw her phone at the wall. "No.
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There are other ways to bestow machines with the urge to explore.
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And as a fellow shy Brit, I recognized the self-effacing urge.
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That sounds manufactured, rather than driven by inspiration and the storytelling urge.
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The urge to pee in the presence of running water isn't weird.
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Each of you should urge him to attend Debtors Anonymous meetings (debtorsanonymous.org).
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We can now urge Kim to negotiate through the New York channel.
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I also have the insatiable urge to eat a deep-fried cheeseburger.
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In 2010, Scheeren felt an urge to take yet another bold plunge.
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"We urge parties to abide by this immediately and comprehensively," he said.
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CW13, Blacksburg: Our biggest challenge will be resisting the urge to panic.
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When you get the urge to make your own food tutorial video.
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Hence the urge to tear up the whole system and start again.
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I urge people to be more calm and cool and less angry.
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We urge him to reconsider this decision and disavow this super PAC.
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Harpootlian said he has taken "every opportunity" to urge Biden to run.
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I didn't have to wait for an ice cream urge to hit.
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We would urge consumers to buy from reputable sources at all times.
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I really want to buy new clothes but I fight the urge!
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When every urge tells you to shy away, consider doing the opposite.
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"The urge to self-harm is like a wave," the app explains.
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"There's always been this urge to achieve power through publicity," Nash argues.
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Mr Fink has used this platform to urge bosses to invest more.
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Did you have that urge — or feel that pressure — making this work?
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But all they could do was urge him to end the relationship.
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Firstly, I would urge everyone to actually read the column in question.
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Resist the urge to combine your personal expenses and your business expenses.
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We therefore urge them to speed up publication of the technical notices.
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The private sector and many centrists will urge both men to reconsider.
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These flights mainly serve an increasing urge among Chinese for foreign travel.
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We urge everyone to respect Brendan's privacy during this time of transition.
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House said consumers have an urge to update consoles much moire quickly.
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"Before you stonewall this, I urge you to think twice," Levin added.
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Only once did she give into her urge, taking one Subutex pill.
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"I urge every Hoosier to make up their own mind," he said.
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However, she would "urge" cities to go to $15 if they can.
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Suga said Japan would continue to urge China to return to talks.
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I urge parents to get the right information and vaccinate their children.
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China moved quickly to urge both sides not to cancel the meeting.
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Individually, we must resist the uncontrollable urge to succumb to these biases.
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We urge you again to leave al Shabaab as soon as possible.
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I urge everyone to watch it, and I'm going to watch it.
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I urge organizations and programs to avoid "one size fits all" approaches.
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That is a remarkably reflexive urge to equate the opposition with criminality.
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To strengthen Japan's fiscal structure, analysts urge Abe to streamline welfare spending.
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"We urge people to change their walking paths during magpie swooping season".
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Other passengers urge her to walk off the plane on her own.
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Trump's advisers urge him not to do it, according to news reports.
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The irresistible urge to move often happens at night, which disrupts sleep.
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They added that they would urge other states to join the group.
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"It was almost like this involuntary urge," is how she described it.
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Participants didn't know the experiment was really assessing their urge to smoke.
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But instead of following his urge, he decided to let it go.
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I urge all parties in the coming elections to make similar vows.
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I would urge MPs to vote yes on the Border Demarcation Agreement.
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"I urge all Afghan farmers to stop poppy cultivation here," Jan said.
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I would urge you to resign before your scandals push you out.
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And boycott campaigns can urge retailers to stop carrying Trump-branded products.
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But our urge to sequester ourselves in the foliage never fully disappeared.
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Now going out to knock on doors to urge everyone to vote.
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The sexual urge would be merely an embarrassing spasm of the past.
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Defeat seemed inevitable, prompting several ministers to urge the president to resign.
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Republicans reacted by finding someone with a pathological urge to punch back.
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Second, I urge the private sector to step forward with additional support.
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It could urge the Democratic Party to do more of the same.
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Most importantly of all, France has done little but urge cosmetic concessions.
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Emigration, Zionism, assimilation, the flight to America, the urge to stay home.
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I urge you, their constituents, to make sure they hear from you.
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"Kanye suddenly felt the urge to show the work," Mr. Blum continued.
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If you have not seen it, I urge you to do it.
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Trump could urge GOP lawmakers to oppose Ryan for Speaker in January.
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That stance caused the Iowa governor to urge voters to reject Cruz.
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We urge them to honor Magnitsky in name and fight impunity worldwide.
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And we urge users to refrain from referring to the incorrect figures.
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Here's what you need to know: • U.S. diplomats urge strikes on Syria.
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Members of Congress: I urge you to pass PHIT this time around.
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This urge to err and therefore to create is the human condition.
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It is a good thing and I would urge that to continue.
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He is not the first president to entertain the urge to purge.
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"I urge all Londoners to remain calm and vigilant," Mr. Khan said.
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I urge President Obama and the FDA to quickly finalize this plan.
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Okay, so you cannot really resist this urge; what are other suggestions?
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But if you absolutely cannot resist the urge, follow the above guidelines.
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We urge our Republican colleagues to separate partisanship and politics from patriotism.
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It is one of the first large banks to publicly urge changes.
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Things you will inevitably feel the urge to share on your phone.
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"I would urge President Trump work with Russia in Syria," Graham said.
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Matt fought the urge to look around, see if anyone was watching.
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In every other area, advertisers and marketers constantly urge people to indulge.
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But he could urge Congress to not include aid in future spending.
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The urge to trot Biggie out and perform alongside him is peculiar.
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Talking about a topic with our colleagues fulfilled the urge to publish.
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While the president is expected to urge supporters to vote for Gov.
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We urge them to consider our consensus recommendations as a starting place.
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Trump called Corker to urge him to abandon the plan Wednesday morning.
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He should join Biden and urge his backers to do the same.
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At first, however, Ms. Thun fought the urge to shop for timepieces.
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One wild card: Does Warren affirmatively urge her candidates to support Sanders?
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I resist the urge to tell her she probably should've utilized Amazon.
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We would hardly urge Democratic strategists to abandon Obama-to-Trump voters.
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In it, they urge the DIY community to be cautious and skeptical.
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Eventually, without really thinking about it, I gave in to the urge.
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The Democratic urge to tax the rich isn't a wholly new development.
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Eventually, her daughter was born and the open house urge went away.
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At least some Muslims had the urge to learn from other civilizations.
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I urge you to leave your comfort zone and do that again.
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Though it's also possible he was simply indulging a basic human urge.
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The plunging temperatures prompted cities to urge homeless residents to seek shelters.
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Is it ignoring the selfish urge to steal all the cocktail shrimps?
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Banners urge people to remember the original intention of the Communist Revolution.
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I urge the leadership in Iraqi Kurdistan to come to its senses.
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These communities will urge countless more adults to take a similar path.
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Shlomo, for starters, has to stifle the urge to talk too much.
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"We strongly urge you to pay this debt immediately," the bill said.
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We urge the E.P.A. to reverse its decision and protect child health.
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I had a strong urge to pause and sit with my feelings.
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Resist the urge to apply pressure; let the roller do the work.
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But resist the urge to go on a shopping spree right away.
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Essay I've got the urge to merge — and couldn't be more excited.
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When we're out with others, however, I urge him to tell away.
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Cuomo said Tuesday that Trump's urge to reopen businesses would risk lives.
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"Fujifilm will urge the Xerox board of directors to reconsider their decision."
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I urge him to live up to the ideals of our faith.
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The urge to move small shows to Broadway should generally be resisted.
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Go deeper: Health officials urge Americans to get flu shots before November
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Why the urge to perform all six of the suites at once?
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"We continue to urge everyone to do this peacefully," he told reporters.
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Fight the urge to assimilate into a toxic conversation, tactic, or relationship.
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That is why we urge Congress to pass the Rohrabacher-Blumenauer amendment.
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We urge the President to look to other special places to protect.
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Your breath starts to shorten; you feel a growing urge to vomit.
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Resist the urge to jump right in without having all the information.
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I urge the losers this time around to get in line pronto.
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You can order both from its website if you get the urge.
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Whatever you do, resist the urge to get rid of bread altogether.
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The ads urge men not to be discouraged if she ignores them.
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Warren supporters, meanwhile, took to the platform to urge for Democratic unity.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - Italian banks are facing a renewed urge to merge.
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Could be a rhetorical question, but I urge you to answer it.
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I welcome that review, but I urge my colleagues to use caution.
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Many couldn't resist the urge to aim their wit at the president.
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The pope is expected to urge them to set aside their differences.
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"I urge you to reconsider this trip for another alternative," Scott added.
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We must urge our members of Congress to enact this critical bill.
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Maloney said he'd approached McCarthy to urge regular order but was dismissed.
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I urge the U.S. Senate to take up this bill for consideration.
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Trump and his team are continuing to urge passage of the deal.
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I urge all members of the United States Senate to support it.
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Did he urge the Russians to hold off on imposing retaliatory measures?
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For these reasons, we urge the agency to withdraw this misguided effort.
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Still, his critics should resist the urge to lash out at him.
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I'm not sure why social platforms constantly feel the urge to evolve.
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" He added: "I urge you not to turn this into partisan politics.
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"We just need to urge people to use common sense," he said.
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If we are making money, I can ignore the urge to retaliate.
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"I felt the urge for the release of our brothers," it says.
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And you may have a destructive urge to wipe it off. Resist.
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And you may have a destructive urge to wipe it off. Resist.
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But it was difficult to muster the urge to commit to it.
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Authorities urge local residents to avoid mass transit and to stay indoors.
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I'd urge you to take a more forgiving view of the situation.
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Organisers have produced witty advertisements to urge people to join the march.
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Democrats were quick to condemn Trump's decision and urge Congress to act.
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But doctors still urge its use to reduce the risk of stroke.
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Truthfully, I don't feel a great urge to see Ever Oasis out.
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I urge every hospice center to adopt the nurse telephone triage system.
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But I often have the urge to cut into that solid form.
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Though I knew I should leave, I stifled my urge to run.
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I urge you please not to underestimate the risk or its consequences.
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And I have a sudden urge to jump on the next Eurostar.
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Walker says he finds himself tormented by his own urge to connect.
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Eventually, the friends got the urge to move into the real world.
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"I would urge us to go very, very cautiously here," he said.
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"I frankly urge everyone on either side of what are, after 21921 years, an increasingly arid argument, I urge everyone to find closure and to let the healing begin," Johnson said outside his residence at 22 Downing Street.
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"We urge the Toronto Police Service to conduct a thorough, intensive and objective criminal investigation, and urge the media to refrain from further reporting as to the cause of these tragic deaths until the investigation is completed," it said.
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Facebook wants to urge people to produce as many photos and videos as possible Facebook wants to urge people to produce as many photos and videos as possible, so much so that it made a camera of its own.
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If this urge to frequently check social media feels familiar, you're not alone.
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They urge the public to contact them with any information about the blade.
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The tactile, physical, dimensional aspect of my practice settles my urge to make.
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We urge President-elect Trump to seriously consider these and other practical suggestions.
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Advisors need to urge them to prioritize expenses into needs, wants and wishes.
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So what might contribute to the urge for cookies and chips after dinner?
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Who can't understand the urge to see the world through Drumpf-colored glasses?
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What remains is the urge to purge something for its foreignness or impureness.
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"We urge all parents to monitor their children's social media," the statement concludes.
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What I mean is, I decided I would control the urge to wound.
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Resist the urge to weigh in where you might not truly be needed.
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"We urge you to return to the accommodation process without conditions," Nadler wrote.
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Biden built on that to help urge support for the 2015 Paris agreement.
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Oakland officials urge residents to call 311 to report debris or hazardous material.
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We urge communities, youth groups and schools to nominate them for the award.
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He also encouraged voters to urge their representatives to act in reprimanding Waters.
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US lawmakers urge investigation Kara-Murza's hospitalization triggered an outcry from US lawmakers.
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Repressing this natural urge since childhood has left Lazy Mom frustrated and unsatisfied.
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King Abdullah was the first Arab leader to urge Mr Assad to quit.
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I urge myself to find something else I am grateful for but can't.
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The urge to protect ourselves from change has doomed many countries throughout history.
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You can retrain your bladder by delaying peeing until the urge becomes strong.
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Wanting to be respectful of the moment, I stifle the urge to laugh.
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I still occasionally feel the urge to take another bump, whatever the consequences.
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So I've had an urge to try to grapple with this a bit.
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I was regularly watching porn and it kept that urge probably (not) contained.
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I resisted the urge to check in with work, which felt very radical.
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While reading Florida, try resist the urge to conflate Groff with this figure.
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So Smile Train touched me and I felt the urge to get involved.
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In Omaha, someone in the crowd called out to urge a third term.
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But I urge him to select a leader who shares Secretary Mattis's ... principles.
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We urge Tehran and Riyadh, and other Persian Gulf states, to show restraint.
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So I would urge you to resign before your scandals push you out.
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When an explosive is found, authorities urge the finder not to touch it.
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The Guardian reported that Watson did not urge Corbyn to resign just yet.
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So, I would urge the secretary to rethink her relationship to this demographic.
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Yet every time a star passes, brands seem unable to resist the urge.
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They have the urge to travel because they have no purpose at work.
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So here is my plea to the world: Please, please, resist the urge.
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And Stearns resists the urge to use their relationship as a plot crutch.
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A spoken alert will urge the driver to regain control of the vehicle.
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You might feel the urge to share your exciting news with the world.
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"Do it now," they urge their prospective passengers, before it gets even worse.
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"I also urge vigilance because of statements made by Donald Trump," he said.
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He'd told me fight the urge to cover my head and enjoy it.
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I urge everyone to follow emergency instructions and evacuate if you're told to.
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A band called Urge Overkill from Chicago had the Union 76 orange ball.
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But I would urge liberals to have this conversation openly, honestly, and responsibly.
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Well, nothing suppresses the urge to complain quite like getting a good deal.
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Sometimes, the urge to profess our love for Bobby Zamora is simply irresistible.
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"I was surprised to hear him urge the federal judges present," Bryan said.
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We strongly urge our fellow Americans to help us see that he is.
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There is a kind of primal urge that comes from cleaning your partner.
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Traditional zombies consume without any real purpose beyond a primal urge to feed.
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And we urge you to stay on the path of non-violent protest.
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In this vein, we urge the United Nations-led peace process be reinvigorated.
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For beverage cans, keeping them recyclable means resisting the urge to crush them.
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The group's campaign will urge voters to pressure their senators to ensure confirmation.
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I'll go back to it one day, and urge you to read it!
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Floating in the wake of Beyoncé's Lemonade, one feels the urge to react.
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"We urge shareholders to reject DNO's opportunistic, unsolicited and inadequate offer," Faroe said.
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It ends with a call for action to urge political leaders for change.
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I wouldn't ever urge them to do anything based on what we do.
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We urge careful consideration of the many conditions under which data are collected.
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But of course, Katchadourian contradicts that formality with her irrepressible urge to play.
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When you get the urge to fire up your webcam, look for motivations.
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In fact, we'd welcome — okay, maybe urge — any extra money into our wallets.
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They urge Congress to instead focus on calming down the private insurance market.
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We also urge that the $500 million for 2018 be at least doubled.
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But Rieckhoff urged Palin to "resist the urge to politicize" PTSD, NBC reports.
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I resisted the urge to scream and covered my chips in condiments instead.
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I urge you to write down your collective fears and uncover your boundaries.
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We urge you to vote as if black women's lives depend on it.
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Para ellos urge la atención del presidente Iván Duque y de su gobierno.
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She sweated and shivered, was blintzed and chopped livered,Indulged every possible urge.
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Please curb the urge to speak in hyperbole and provide a real plan.
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I urge politicians, policymakers, administrators, teachers, and parents to support their teachers' unions.
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"There is an inevitable urge to root for him," our basketball columnist writes.
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If you haven't yet listened to it, I urge you to do so.
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I strongly urge all Hawaii Republicans to join me in disavowing her candidacy.
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Merkley's efforts to urge a vote on Gillibrand-Cruz, and he told Sen.
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We urge energetic prosecution of child pornography which closely linked to human trafficking.
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This is another psychological urge that dates back to prehistoric times, Klontz says.
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Finally, we urge President Trump to support actions to protect the world's environment.
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America's franchised auto dealers urge House Members to vote "Yes" on S.J. Res.
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Amy Klobuchar wasn't among the first Democratic senators to urge fellow Minnesota Sen.
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Russ Feingold (D-Wis.) to urge a return to bipartisanship on the environment.
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In 2013, Trump tweeted to urge President Barack Obama not to attack Syria.
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"I urge the White House to take Kim off the coin," Schumer tweeted.
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I urge the House to include the mandate repeal in their tax legislation.
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She rejected the urge to make character and plot converge and add up.
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"I urge all schools to practice these drills," said Johnston, the assistant sheriff.
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We urge you to try making this deliciousBanana and Dulce de Leche Pie.
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"We strongly urge you to reconsider the need for your amendment," they wrote.
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Some attendees also seemed to urge Trump to support the science behind vaccines.
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Trump should urge training this workforce today to meet the demands of tomorrow.
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Others looked at urge incontinence, marked by a sudden urgent desire to urinate.
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We urge the White House to immediately reverse this weak and misguided action.
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Mr. Crickmore fought the urge to cover every inch of floor with seats.
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"We urge everyone who sees violations to report them to us," she said.
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President Trump is sure to urge lawmakers to move expeditiously on the matter.
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I try, but fail, to resist the urge to go through my matches.
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They judge books by their covers ... I urge you to read the story.
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But when it came to the competition, an animalistic urge took over me.
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That we cannot fulfill the urge as easily is perhaps the greatest tragedy.
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I think men blow it when they urge women to cum or squirt.
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I wish I could get more products, but resist the urge to splurge.
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Despite La Fuente's popularity, the owners have resisted the urge to hike prices.
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Only 10 to 15 percent also have coprolalia, the urge to vocalize swearwords.
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" - Jihad, 32, Producer "I just don't feel that urge to be a mother.
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But now he has a few drinks and feels the urge to smoke.
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That resolution would urge Koskinen to resign or be removed by President Obama.
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Hit pause Fight the urge to get contentious when digesting the bad review.
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Airbnb has experimented with ads that urge its users to be more considerate.
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The urge to hit CTRL-ALT-DEL and see what happens is powerful.
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Resist the urge to quit your job or go on a spending spree.
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You'll feel the urge to connect with a crush and enjoy some romance.
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We again urge Turkish authorities to resolve this matter swiftly, transparently, and fairly.
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In a bid to help rid Chris of the urge to smoke, Mrs.
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Urge them to burn, not bury, their dead, to clear out their crypts.
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"We urge respect for the rights to peaceful assembly and freedom of expression."
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Creating this urge is the kind of thing at which Marie Kondo excels.
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"I don't have the urge like I did back then," Ms. Darlington said.
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Several cities have tried to tackle pedestrians' urge to tweet, text and swipe.
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"We urge China to respect the human rights of our people," she said.
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And I would urge you to call them and ask them that question.
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Naturally, I urge those exploring classical music to find out whatever they can.
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But does looking back satisfy a designer's artistic urge to create something new?
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We urge you to join us - we can and must do more, together.
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I strongly urge Senator Hanson-Young to continue shagging men as she pleases.
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Call state senators and Assembly members and urge them to approve congestion pricing.
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BFN: How did you handle that urge to break out of house arrest?
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When it comes to decorating, temper your urge to do everything at once.
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Whenever she felt the urge to purchase a latte, she made one instead.
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The woman whose boyfriend told her he had an urge to hurt others.
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As humans, the urge to keep objects close is deeply rooted in us.
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When I felt like coughing, I smothered the urge by biting my tongue.
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Tognon cleared out the wreckage, but resisted the urge to gut the place.
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Mental health organizations urge against assuming a single factor in cases of suicide.
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You're free to urge your sister not to give your sibling's spouse money.
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White House Memo Trump-branded products celebrate the president's urge to fight back.
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I urge demonstrators to protest peacefully and within the boundaries of the law.
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We urge policymakers and regulators to adopt this anticipatory approach for transmission development.
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And I want to use social media to urge you to join me.
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Even self-described "credit card geeks" Pedro Pla and Grace Cheng urge caution.
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If they didn't, they would have had less of an urge to merge.■
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That urge to gather suggests the hunting pack is still in our DNA.
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"I would just urge us to go very, very cautiously here," Toomey said.
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We urge the White House to immediately reverse this weak and misguided action.
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The urge to get out of a bad situation is great, perhaps primitive.
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The Yankees resisted that urge and have kept Happ, 37, for various reasons.
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So it's particularly rich, if not surprising, for Republicans to urge its demise.
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They can also protect themselves and urge children to attend less expensive schools.
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Fighting the urge to tweet that ill-thought-out opinion on current events?
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He could, for instance, urge Congress to pass a federal anti-discrimination bill.
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So, while it may work for some people, the experts still urge caution.
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She had an urge to cause harm whenever she noticed people acting insincerely.
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His mother ceded her urge to care for him to the nursing staff.
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We also find some knick-knacks but resist the urge to buy anything.
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At one point, Powell used the President's own slogan to urge immigration reform.
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"We urge you to preserve this critical U.S. strategic asset," the letter read.
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I urge my Senate colleagues to take swift action on this crucial legislation.
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Release the urge to be perfect—you're constantly evolving, and change is messy!
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We strongly urge Congress to act now and pass the Taylor Force Act.
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" Christina went on to urge "anyone who had a baby — don't overdo it.
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Importantly, experts urge against viewing emerging markets as a homogeneous group of economies.
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We even urge our kids to open up to Santa about their wishes.
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But experts urge you still need to keep some key warnings in mind.
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Their tales left him with an abiding urge to unpick a grisly story.
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Instead, as climate scientists urge than we have less than a decade to
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We strongly urge Congress to reject this action and continue funding these programs.
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The senators urge the President to push for UN enforcement against the country.
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One of these steps is to urge the public to be more vigilant.
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Shortly thereafter, 28503 Republican Senators wrote to urge him to do just that.
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"We urge our people not to fall for Israeli provocation attempts," said Shebab.
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I strongly urge you to include things like confrontation, effective confrontation, communication skills.
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But far fewer of us have felt the urge to abandon a copyright.
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Several cities have attempted to tackle pedestrians' urge to tweet, text and swipe.
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You'll suppress the urge to retch before you succumb and dig in, unapologetically.
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Do you feel an urge to put some of this experience into music?
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And, crucially, indulging in the urge to discount everything the AOL-ers pushed.
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Treatments like cognitive behavioral therapy can help people control the urge to pick.
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Scott certainly cannot avoid it himself; he is helpless against the critical urge.
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I urge you go there, it's on the corner on 16th and Valencia.
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Had to fight the urge to pick up his pace and sprint away.
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Who made the decision not to warn users and urge systemwide password resets?
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There are outside forces that can urge you to follow your worst instincts.
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I urge the audience to take a critical, dialectical position to my work.
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Yes, there was an urge to do something in the vein of improvisation.
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I urge them to seriously reconsider the proposal to implement a Rooney Rule.
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"The urge to destroy is also a creative urge" – Picasso A post shared by Banksy (@banksy) on Oct 2000, 21.35 at 10:09am PDT In the same video, it's claimed that this was all put in process "a few years ago".
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"We would urge patients not to panic as a result of this research, and to continue taking HRT as it has been prescribed to them -- and we would urge prescribers to do so as normal, until clinical guidelines recommend otherwise."
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Liu Xiaobo's "crime" was to call for democracy and urge others to support him.
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Resist the urge to be down on yourself if a friendship doesn't work out.
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"I urge against provocations and speculation," Ukraine's Interior Minister Arsen Avakov wrote on Twitter.
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I urge them to stand with the Oromo and all oppressed nations in Ethiopia.
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How would you urge people to think of the question of monopolies right now?
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Or maybe — just maybe — Hollywood can't resist the urge to scratch that sequel itch.
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We continue to urge the Administration to reverse course and fully reinstate CNN's correspondent.
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So I would urge these unpaid foreign agents to stand down on this issue.
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Harry isn't one to hold back when he gets the urge to cut loose!
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If you've ever had the urge to rock your Bitmoji IRL, you're in luck.
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Filipinos say "gigil," which describes the urge to grit your teeth or pinch cheeks.
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When you get the urge to correct, to teach, to instruct, to enlighten -- don't.
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Wars nearly always urge events in the direction in which they are already heading.
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"We urge you to stand firm against China if meaningful concessions are not made."
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We urge investors to take profits and sell from a position of relative strength.
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Russia and China, meanwhile, continue to support Socialist Maduro and urge no outside interference.
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Senators urge Trump to get tough on Russia How will the US likely react?
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To stop the spread, officials urge people to get vaccinated and to take precautions.
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I would urge people involved in the industry to think about this question honestly.
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It's safe to say that the urge to experiment is in the water here.
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We go home and I resist the urge to suggest going out for lunch.
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Mosques, which as nonprofits can't endorse specific candidates, urge voting as a civic duty.
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Messrs Frum, Boot and Will urge conservatives to vote Democratic in the mid-terms.
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Several news outlets reported that an effort to urge Conyers to resign was underway.
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How do you feel about the urge to label so much horror as Lovecraftian?
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So resist the urge to occupy yourself with your phone while you do it!
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I share it with you and I urge you to keep shining your light.
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Meanwhile BlackRock's proxy voting guidelines urge companies to have at least two women directors.
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We urge Donald Trump to reconsider and let the Washington Post do its job.
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Is that related to her urge to model her life after an Instagram influencer's?
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In doing so, I've felt a deep urge to be a bit more open.
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Many far-leftists talk of a choice between "plague and cholera", and urge abstention.
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And I just urge everybody, please come out and vote before 9 p.m. tonight.
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We all need to urge Congress to give it the money to do so.
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If you're interested in buying stock in one of these companies, experts urge caution.
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Congress would have only limited powers to restrain the president's urge to impose tariffs.
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In a statement, the CDC continued to urge parents to get their children vaccinated.
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We urge them to combine income and expenses and eliminate the constant expense renegotiation.
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And I just urge everybody, please, come out and vote before 9 p.m. tonight.
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I had a strong urge a couple years ago to start taking good photos.
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Next time you feel the urge to reach for your phone while driving, don't.
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Watch as cat after cat gives in to the irresistible urge of THE SQUARE.
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I urge you to raise your voices and speak out about this humanitarian crisis.
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Timberlake used the occasion to urge teens to make a difference in their communities.
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Native people and supporters urge official actions to stop this shameful, illegal project permanently.
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Seeing the lander outside its box, I have an overwhelming urge to touch it.
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Ever had the urge to translate a website written in Corsican, Pashto or Luxembourgish?
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"We urge all nations to stand by their commitments to the Agreement," it said.
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I urge every new student coming to UCLA to stay away from this guy.
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German automakers met with Trump in December to urge him not to impose tariffs.
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Libra season is here in full force and the urge to schmooze is real.
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"I definitely urge people graduating, people in grad school, to do it," she says.
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"We urge government to look after the sector," Huq said Reporting By Serajul Quadir.
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Saudi Arabia's urge to diversify away from energy is shared by many other countries.
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I support legislation that will remove gag clauses and urge the Senate to act.
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And, of course, Musk himself couldn't resist the urge to make an unscheduled appearance.
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When she finds his cabin empty, Claire can't resist the urge to snoop (same).
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We continue to urge a constructive discussion about the issues raised by these tragedies.
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Both Dr. Tzu and Dr. Lain urge patients to avoid it at all costs.
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I no longer miss him, nor do I have the urge to contact him.
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"I really want to urge people to think about what they're doing," Cramer said.
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Its growth is the result of people's deepest urge—to look after their children.
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What I urge people to do is go online and listen to your broadcast.
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Fenn continues to urge his followers to avoid putting themselves in life-threatening situations.
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Urge Republicans to support Democrats' calls for Comey to testify before a congressional committee.
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Cookie lovers, I urge you to try it — there may be no going back.
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Biden didn't merely urge the world leaders at Davos to maintain the status quo.
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Erdogan is expected to urge Washington to drop its support for those Kurdish forces.
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Tom Wolf, both Democrats, to urge more to be done to stop gun violence.
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We urge other members of Congress to join their colleagues in supporting this effort.
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"However, I urge caution: there is still resistance within the British cabinet," she added.
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But there was an urge for more and Adebita decided to diversify her talents.
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Is there this urge to use it to the point where you cannot function?
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"We urge people to avoid escalating tensions or destabilizing the region," the ministry added.
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They urge researchers to work directly with manufacturers when they uncover suspected security bugs.
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"I can only urge every woman to come dressed as she wants," he said.
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How to stop First, pay attention to when you feel the urge to interrupt.
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I urge you all to go to the polls and make your voice heard.
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The study's authors urge further investigation and regulations to "avoid what happened in Pavillion."
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I'm calling to urge you to voice your support of the Caltrain electrification project.
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We urge all members to join us in strong bipartisan support for this bill.
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Why not urge Rubio to drop out, endorse Ted Cruz, and save the party?
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It's not enough to urge solidarity—to say we resist racism and demand equality.
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"I urge those responsible for bringing violence to these demonstrations to stop," she said.
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Poland has dispatched two ministers to Britain, to urge the government to protect Poles.
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After returning to the stage, they urge voters to cast their ballots on Tuesday.
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Apparently, the urge I felt to tell her all of my problems was justified.
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I had a strong urge to return and do anything I could to help.
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And without giving too much away, let me urge you to watch that space.
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Pentagon officials to call the FBI to urge it to call off their investigation
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We urge members of Congress to voice their concerns about the course of negotiations.
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Congress should restore prior year funding levels, and urge continued cooperation with regional leaders.
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I would urge Senator McConnell to put it on the floor immediately, this week.
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The urge to keep eating was intense, even after I had made myself sick.
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Turkey's Western friends must urge Mr Erdogan to exercise restraint and respect the law.
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"We therefore urge you to resist unilateral action on this issue," the Democrats wrote.
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Shopping is a powerful urge for most Americans, particularly for those in financial distress.
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Its opponents will call for tossing out the JCPOA; others will urge its repair.
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But the urge to do so is so strong, that people proceed despite this.
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I am torn between the urge to generalize and the need to recognize diversity.
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World War I fueled an urge to build new orders as old empires collapsed.
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He plans to hold 10 rallies to urge evangelicals to vote, the Times reported.
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It's all about the urge and the itch and the zing and the applause.
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We strongly urge policymakers to move quickly to ensure America can realize these benefits.
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We urge the leadership of both parties to quickly schedule our resolution for consideration.
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I urge Congress to stop this trainwreck before it occurs and delay the regulation.
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The game's newly expanded website, meanwhile, adds this: Please resist the urge to panic.
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And we urge the Supreme Court to rule against Ohio's aggressive voter purge process.
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You may feel an irresistible urge to look at where you are financially. Don't.
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Institutions that trade with Deutsche would feel an urge to collect their cash immediately.
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I urge all governors and state legislators to protect pensions of all public employees.
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Mr. Tambor used his acceptance to urge the industry to cast more transgender performers.
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Thus, the censorious urge is as counterproductive as it is contrary to civil liberties.
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Most Americans with the urge to retire elsewhere go where children and grandchildren live.
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"We urge authorities to investigate if her threats could be prosecuted," the statement said.
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We urge all Members to join us in strong, bipartisan support for this bill.
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But, like Ishmael, I intermittently get a strong urge to take to the ship.
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Here's what I would urge others to consider before jumping into becoming a landlord.
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We urge all parties to work patiently to ensure that these talks take place.
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President Obama took it upon himself to urge Britain to stay within the union.
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The Democratic leadership continues to urge caution on heading toward impeachment without more evidence.
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Even now, his hand on the doorknob, he felt a slight urge to run.
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Often, he'd urge her to commit crimes for him, threatening her if she refused.
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"I shift the urge to pick into making something nice to give someone else."
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She'd mentioned once having an urge to put her infant son in a microwave.
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Many people resist the urge to get a decent VPN for their Android phone.
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" She said she wanted to urge women that "even the smallest assault is important.
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The British submarine HMS Urge left Malta in late April 1942, bound for Egypt.
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That's not what they're designed to do but it's hard to resist the urge.
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I felt the familiar urge to flee, but knew I had nowhere to go.
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So we urge Donald Trump to keep his racist views to himself for now.
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"We urge the EPA to apply the precautionary principle in this review…" Koch wrote.
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When these thoughts pop up, the urge to outsource my validation comes on strong.
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I would say, and again, I really urge people to go read these pieces.
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Amid plummeting stocks and political uncertainty, VCs urge their portfolios to prepare for winter
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The conscientious aesthetic of Unicole's website and materials seems aware of this regressive urge.
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"I would urge people to look at the last six months," Ceglowski told Recode.
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I still catch myself picking and feeling the urge, but I know my triggers.
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And tweeted to urge London to work with the company "to make things right".
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The urge to confess is huge and necessary and part of the healing process.
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It's good enough that I have to fight the urge to lick the bowl.
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All animals, including humans, should show seasonal effects on the urge to gain weight.
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For folks feeling the hate-hard urge, this series promises punishment on multiple fronts.
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Do you feel the urge to trek immediately to Nepal and climb Mt. Everest?
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You can find Katie resisting the urge to watch Four Lions again on Twitter.
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As department stores' troubles have grown, brands' urge to be independent has likewise fortified.
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"We urge you to restore U.S. funding to help fill this gap," it says.
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The missions urge stakeholders in the electoral process to take part in a dialogue.
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I couldn't resist the urge to splurge, and walked away with quite a haul.
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"I would urge the president to dissuade these groups that he's their friend," Sen.
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Stop that urge and wholeheartedly embrace China's "win-win cooperation" in bilateral trade relations.
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Afterward, he used his victory speech to urge supporters to donate to his campaign.
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I urge everyone to be diligent in taking steps to stay healthy and safe!
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I urge you to make them together, in a spirit of love and respect.
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Maybe it's that knowledge that gives people an instinctual urge to leave their mark.
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If you get the urge, we'd welcome feedback to any of the questions above.
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In its statement on Wednesday, the bureau continued to urge people to respond online.
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I'd also urge everyone to let go of any ideas around "winning" this game.
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So you will likely have the urge and feel the responsibility to correct it.
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I have the urge to write my former division head a thank-you note.
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"I urge the Turkish people to convene at public squares and airports," Erdogan said.
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So I would urge you to consider the harder path of telling the truth.
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I had a friend that had an urge-based habit he wanted to break.
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The Constitution vested Congress with the power to do a lot more than urge.
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In the early 20113s, though, the urge to write could no longer be denied.
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Paul Krugman Will Trump back down from his urge to start a trade war?
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There's something so freeing about abandoning it all, or maybe just the urge to.
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An unrelenting urge that sends me in a metaphorical dead sprint for a guitar.
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Advocates urge family members not to give up on their ailing parents or grandparents.
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A sudden urge for water in the wee hours of the morning takes forever.
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My vote will be 'no,' and I urge my colleagues to do the same.
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Logging into Second Life and role-playing sex with children fulfills a carnal urge.
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Butland has resisted the urge to needle Cameron about the United States' qualifying failure.
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Advocates urge that this package can't be sold as a solution to the epidemic.
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However, investors should resist the urge to park money in gold, financial advisors say.
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Resist the urge to escape or calm your fears by obsessively reading virus updates.
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The coronavirus has curbed travel and driving as governments urge people to stay indoors.
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I had heard about bulimia, but I never had the urge to induce vomiting.
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What drives Dubus's storytelling is the urge to find out which way they'll turn.
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Public relations people urge reporters to refrain from using the words marijuana or pot.
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The urge to capture, whether cactus or city, is far older than any app.
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Camara then found herself sprawled on her bed with the uncontrollable urge to push.
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I urge all Parliamentarians to uphold principles of democracy parliamentary traditions at all times.
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He penned one poem to urge a loved one to leave a destructive relationship.
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Entrepreneurs are idea-generating machines, and the urge to extend a brand is natural.
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Liz Cheney (Wyo.), appeared to urge Trump to retaliate against Iran on Tuesday night.
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In this context, the urge to control the global order is malevolent, not divine.
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But they resisted the urge to copy, and instead created their own signature style.
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On Capitol Hill, the urge to strike the program from the books only grew.
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Kim Kardashian West used her social media prowess on Saturday to urge Texas Gov.
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The core measure would urge more sellers to register as federally licensed gun dealers.
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But he was also suspicious of his own urge to glory in that desecration.
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In this case, the completed word is "EncoURaGE," which gives us the word URGE.
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So I am craving fresh recipes, to jolt awake my hibernating urge to cook.
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I urge you to become part of the army of helpers in our community.
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You need the main Arab players to urge the Palestinians not to say no.
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Write a letter to a toy company and urge them to make a change.
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Authorities urge anyone with information to call an anonymous hotline at 203-622-3333.
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After a session reading remarks like these, the urge for something positive is overwhelming.
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So I would just urge everyone to temper their excitement with sound business judgment.
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We have to resist the urge to roll over and go with the flow.
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So I would urge people to refrain from meddling into the already delicate situation.
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"We urge all Kenyans to know the importance of preserving the environment," she said.
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I resist my inborn urge to take my place among the innumerable fallen leaves.
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The deal is expected to stoke the urge to merge among other asset managers.
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Every so often, it seems, visual artists are stricken by the urge to perform.
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We shall urge the alteration of policies, institutions, and decisions that oppose such needs.
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I try to resist the urge to nap, but I know I'll probably cave.
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So this is where the job gets tricky: resisting the urge to over-rescue.
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I get home and get an urge to actually write some stand-up ideas!
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I get home and get an urge to actually write some stand-up ideas!
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I urge you to give that a try yourself, if and when you can.
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But I urge you to leave the selfie stick at home, and just look.
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Collin PetersonCollin Clark PetersonMore than 200 lawmakers urge Supreme Court to 'reconsider' Roe v.
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Daniel LipinskiDaniel William LipinskiMore than 200 lawmakers urge Supreme Court to 'reconsider' Roe v.
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She, too, has often felt the urge to ride nestled cozily on Meg's back.
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We urge worried relatives to call the MFA on +0007 8 405 92 00.
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Once I got back to my hotel room, I ended up fighting that urge.
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All day long, parents urge their daughters to go and link arms for pictures.
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We urge the government and the authorities to join us in doing the same.
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I have an urge to shop and get something new and cute for Sedona.
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If you would honor yours, then I would urge you to do your duty.
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My vote will be no, and I urge my colleagues to do the same.
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We urge more businesses to join us as we attempt to close this divide.
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We urge the police to take the strictest of action against all those involved.
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I urge executives at Fox to do what's right and take this step today.
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Hearing their efforts, the urge is to applaud their devotion to the art form.
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Police urge anyone with information to call an anonymous hotline at 203-622-3333.
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In fact, they urge clients not to waste their hard-earned money on bitcoin.
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Presidents are not supposed to urge foreign powers to help them settle political scores.
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We urge the secretary to commit to filling this post as rapidly as possible.
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Many of the half-million Hondurans in the United States urge relatives to come.
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The events are meant to urge senators to oppose the Senate GOP healthcare plan.
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Resist the urge to ignore the sizeable packet your plan sends you every year.
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"I think Simone felt obliged to overachieve, from some inner urge," her mother says.
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"Harness the urge to impulse shop and use it to save money," he said.
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There's something in the air: Two gorgeous books urge us to follow our noses.
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So please, I urge everyone in your 40s and over, get a preventative colonoscopy.
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Faith in progress, in invention, in some basic urge to constantly make life better.
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Antes de que nos devore el caos, urge recuperar y reinventar a la política.
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We write to urge you in the strongest possible terms to dismiss him immediately.
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I no longer felt the urge to ask him about his grandfathers and grandmothers.
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Mr. Schumer quietly worked through the day to urge Mr. Franken to step aside.
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Thus I urge the Nobel Peace Prize committee to consider selecting Hathloul this year.
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SOCIAL MEDIA BLACKOUT Resist the urge to blast your vacation photos over social media.
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It would urge other countries not to move their embassies there from Tel Aviv.
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Afterward, resist the urge to turn in early, and play air hockey at Sarbez!
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He could urge them to subpoena Trump's tax returns and search them for irregularities.
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I remained physically relaxed, mentally present, and I avoided any urge to judge myself.
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"Social media magnifies that urge by allowing anyone to be a trendsetter," Ker explains.
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Every time I did leave my dorm, I had the sudden urge to cry.
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But what I do understand is the urge to be united in global ecstasy.
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It doesn't matter that both Alison and Stone urge Naz to take the deal.
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Her seemingly boundless creative urge and propensity for enigma are as clear as ever.
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Another factor that could urge swing vote Republicans to get in line is fear.
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But the guidelines urge caution in the use of ultrasound scans to estimate fetal weight, noting that the scans are associated with cesareans, and they urge doctors to use them "sparingly" and to counsel patients that scans are imprecise during the third trimester.
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Finally, it would urge the secretary of State to "communicate worldwide unwavering United States support for freedom of navigation and overflight in the South China Sea" and urge the secretary of Defense to routinely conduct freedom of navigation operations in the region.
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Conservatives contend that it dulls the edge of capitalism and the urge for self-betterment.
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Until then, it's important to call your representatives and urge them to reauthorize this bill.
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The urge to strike out on their own felt especially timely for the young pair.
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Musk went on to urge employees to be "extremely vigilant" and to report anything suspicious.
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