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So much for moving up the ranks in politics and waiting your turn.
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Suddenly the idea of waiting your turn in this life didn't make as much sense.
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It's not about waiting your turn or moving as the winds blow or holding off until the higher-ups say otherwise.
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While waiting your turn, sip a gin and tonic and respect the reverent atmosphere — this is a place for listening, not socializing.
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There is something to be said for waiting your turn to see the various looks sequestered in sections 3 and 4, "Fashion / Antifashion" and "Model / Multiple," respectively.
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Keep in mind, there's really only one reason you will be excused from waiting your turn: If you're about to explode from any of your major orifices.
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Everyone is hanging out, everyone is standing in line, there's no "you're the man so you can cut the line"; you're queuing with everyone else and waiting your turn to get food.
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This is something everyone does all day every day, whether you're trying to figure out if that unmarked black car is the Uber you ordered, or waiting your turn to order fries at McDonald's.
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Newton, who left Florida rather than sit behind Tim Tebow, and the others have made clear that the bromide about sticking it out and waiting your turn is not — and should not be — for everyone.
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Not every player has a similar life to the journalists who are blithely using their hopes and dreams to make points about valuing education, or patiently waiting your turn, or damn Millennials and their instant gratification smartphones, or whatever.
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For example, Common Sense Media suggests that videos inspiring creativity and imagination are important for children as young as two, while those that demonstrate good interpersonal skills – like sharing or waiting your turn – should be shown to slightly older kids.
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