"Just like I had to get a wake-up call, others are going to get their wake-up call," Mr. Adams said.
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In essence, Facebook's wake-up call has been a wake-up call for everyone, and it's unlikely the company's damage control will end here.
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WAKE-UP CALL Nigeria banned FGM last year and Nwachukwu said the new law should be a "wake-up call" for men to speak up.
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"At most, it's a wake-up call to Democrats, and it's a wake-up call for incumbents of either party," Ms. Walsh said of Tuesday's results.
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GOP wake-up call Still, Republicans accepted Lamb's win as a wake-up call for November, when the GOP's congressional majorities will be on the line.
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WAKE-UP CALL Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff had said on Saturday that qualifying was a wake-up call and he was just as forthright a day later.
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Kato's death, she says, was a massive wake up call.
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"It's a wake up call to both parties," Rodriguez said.
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Right. That was a real wake up call for me.
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"This is the wake up call for OPEC," he said.
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"It was a pretty strong wake up call," he says.
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"It's kind of like a wake up call," Bednaršek said.
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That should be a wake up call for Democrats everywhere.
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This critique is a wake-up call for journalists, like me.
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" He also said, "Thank you for the wake up call Dylann.
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I think that was a wake-up call for Sheryl Sandberg.
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The wake-up call is to not to be too quick.
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The early weekend wake-up call aside, you must be excited.
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Was that the wake-up call that sent you to rehab?
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Earnings season may deliver a wake-up call to Wall Street.
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"It's been a bit of a wake-up call," he says.
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Ultimately, Bumstead says the situation has been a wake-up call.
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These pivotal results act as a wake-up call to filmmakers.
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That may have been a wake up call for Wall Street.
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" Legend says that his doctor's suggestion "was a wake-up call.
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Sullivan wasn't injured, but the day was a wake-up call.
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Alone, any of these items should be a wake-up call.
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He didn't and his loss should be a wake-up call.
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Maybe last year's disasters will truly be a wake-up call.
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The rapper says the seizures were a massive wake-up call.
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And this could be the ultimate wake-up call for Kim.
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At the DNC, the cyberattack served as a wake-up call.
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She sees the attack in Halle as a 'wake-up call'.
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Constant scandals ought to be a wake-up call for Detroit.
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For anyone who needed a wake-up call, this is it.
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"Tonight is a wake-up call in this country," he said.
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It was like a wake-up call for my taste buds.
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"It was an incredible wake-up call for me," she said.
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The Northern Irish experience may be a wake-up call for
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If you ever needed a wake-up call, this is it.
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"This film to me is a wake-up call," he added.
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"I do think Virginia was a wake-up call," said Gov.
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"It's not a wake-up call anymore," a climate expert said.
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The wake-up call led him to a significant weight loss.
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"I hope this is a wake-up call," Dr. Frenk said.
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Elaine Herzberg's death was a tragedy — and a wake-up call.
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It is a wake-up call for financial markets as well.
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"This investigation needs to be a wake-up call," he added.
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She hopes the case is a wake-up call to authorities.
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It was a negative number — and a major wake-up call.
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For Henderson, that night in jail was a wake-up call.
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WAKE-UP CALL The four EU officials say a wake-up call was Poland's arrest of a Chinese employee of Huawei and a former Polish security official on spying allegations earlier this month, which Huawei denies.
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Heng Wake-up call: Will North Korea's missile program get China moving?
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That we already fought but this election was a wake up call.
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He's not wrong, so hopefully this will be her wake-up call.
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AHCA's failure proved to be a wake-up call for congressional Republicans.
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"I'll tell you, it has been a wake up call," Mitchell said.
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The New Year's Day attack could serve as a wake-up call.
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For other companies, he said, it could be a wake-up call.
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This should be a wake-up call for Muslims in this country.
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Individuals often reevaluate their priorities after experiencing a personal wake-up call.
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That's a rough wake up call for an Afro-Latina like me.
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That was a real wake up call that she may not survive.
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For Howard, who is now 43, it was a wake-up call.
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The moment Cassadine had to do that was a wake-up call.
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"It certainly is a wake-up call, Amott told CNBC's "American Greed.
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A recent Muni attack in San Francisco was a wake-up call.
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But the CDU's decline in support offered its own wake-up call.
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I think the real wake-up call is when you break $35.
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The injury, caused by severe exhaustion, served as a wake-up call.
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Some feel that would be the wake-up call the government needs.
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Amazon's bid to buy Whole Foods should be a wake-up call.
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We're a wake-up call to do something about what aggravates you.
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It wasn't until 2015 when I just had this wake-up call.
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"This is the biggest wake up call we've ever had," she said.
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Now, the wake-up call for consciousness and individuality has been sounded.
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This was another spark of that wake-up call I really needed.
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Barker called the incident a wake-up call for the German public.
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Hurricane Sandy may have been a wake-up call for New York.
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This should be a wake-up call to leaders of both parties.
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Despite being stirred by a wake-up call at around 4 a.m.
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The group's research has been a wake-up call to the industry.
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First, it has served as a wake-up call for British youth.
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He said this was a wake-up call for Indian policy makers.
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It's a wake-up call to rebel, to act, to speak out.
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"It was a wake-up call for us," Mr. Ulukaya said soberly.
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Democrats called the report a "wake-up call" for the Trump administration.
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Because this is the biggest wake-up call we have ever had.
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"This is a bit of a wake-up call," Mr. Brauer said.
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For companies like TravelFlan, the 2019 crisis was a wake-up call.
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"It should be seen as a wake-up call," he went on.
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Do you think an orgasm is the best wake-up call, then?
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"This has been a wake-up call for me," Mr. Gillum said.
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It's a sort of wake up call without force-feeding them stuff.
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In particular, it was a wake-up call for the United States.
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"This film to me is a wake-up call," Mr. Lee said.
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"One would hope it acts as a wake-up call," he added.
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If homeownership is your American dream, here is a wake-up call.
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Last month's loss in Pennsylvania was a wake-up call for Republicans.
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I had a predawn wake-up call to catch my flight out.
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I hope this letter will be a wake-up call for them.
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The industry had a huge wake-up call back in '07, '08.
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"It was a wake-up call," Booker wrote in his Stanford column.
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Last year served as a major wake-up call in disaster preparedness.
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Corrections are often a wake-up call for investors to consider risk.
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" Lurie said the bandanna suggestion should serve as a "wake-up call.
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The next few weeks will be a very rough wake-up call.
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Mr Trump has given Canada a wake-up call, which reverberates beyond trade.
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He hopes the flooding from Harvey will serve as a wake-up call.
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The MLM industry can be a wake-up call to communities and companies.
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Maybe you'd like a wake-up call, for instance, or some room service.
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But Iowa should be a "wake-up call" across the country, he said.
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"The letter was a really good wake-up call for us," Spiegel said.
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The 258 election was a wake-up call for a lot of Americans.
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If that's not a wake-up call to those hiring, it should be.
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The bottom line: The 2018 elections were a wake-up call for Trump.
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President Reuven Rivlin called the findings a "wake-up call for Israeli society".
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"It was a huge wake-up call for both of us," she said.
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"Brexit is a wake-up call," says Ben Knapen, a former Europe minister.
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"That was just huge for me as a wake-up call," he says.
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Singh said this is also a wake-up call for Indian policy makers.
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Singh said this was also a wake-up call for Indian policy makers.
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Her brush with the law that proved to be a wake-up call.
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This action should serve as a wake-up call for all elected leaders.
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So I arranged for a wake-up call and at 4:45 a.m.
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"This lawsuit is a wake up call," said the woman's attorney, Roland Christensen.
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It's a thoughtful examination, when a loud wake-up call is what's needed.
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Tactic or not, Trump's threat may be giving markets a wake-up call.
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Sadly, many people were wrong and have received a jarring wake up call.
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A wake-up call was all Wade and the Bulls (20-21) needed.
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And I'll tell you another thing: You need a wake-up call, too.
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Trump's recent actions have serve as a "wake up call" for improved coordination.
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Election security, she said, was another major wake-up call for the government.
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The Russian hack of Democratic emails should have been a wake-up call.
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"Sometimes a sleepy government needs a very big wake-up call," he added.
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"This serves as a wake-up call," he said at a press conference.
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For Muslim societies, however, the Uighur crisis must be a wake-up call.
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"We have to keep this as a wake-up call," Mr. Anderson said.
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Last Friday was a wake-up call, and they're not happy about it.
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"I think that game was a wake-up call for us," Cutler said.
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But this latest revelation is a wake-up call for all of us.
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"Sometimes," he said, "society needs a wake-up call that readjusts their priorities."
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Thunberg provides the wake-up call and the leadership that this moment demands.
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According to Crosby, the incident is a "wake-up call" for the company.
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I came through OK but it really gave me a wake-up call.
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The vaping disease epidemic should serve as a wake-up call, Cucullo said.
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He described 2017 as the year of the cyber attack wake-up call.
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And so 'Bumfights' was supposed to be kind of a wake-up call.
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For the authorities, Russia's last parliamentary election, in 2016, was a wake-up call.
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But Sandy was perhaps the most expensive wake-up call in New York history.
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Vienna said its cap this year should be a "wake-up call" for Brussels.
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For those of us who didn't, this has been a massive wake-up call.
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Franklin's bumblebee should be a wake-up call -- a window into a dystopian future.
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This community-oriented solar cycle is like a wake-up call from the heavens.
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Recent events seem like a wake-up call, so there is more hope there.
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The governments of the world should treat this attack as a wake-up call.
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When I transitioned to a non-profit it was a huge wake up call.
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For Texas woman Haley Smith, a single joyful moment became a wake-up call.
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But it could be a wake-up call to the national party as well.
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It was a wake-up call…There is still an affinity for this product.
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They hope to send a wake-up call to viewers by sharing their experiences.
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It was the wake-up call he needed to change his lifestyle, he said.
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And despite the early morning wake-up call, the former football star told E!
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"This is a good wake-up call for everybody to be prepared," she said.
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"This is a wake-up call for those companies and the consumers," Peaslee said.
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Michael's wake-up call came when his eldest daughter, then 8, landed in therapy.
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"This was a very significant wake-up call," Snabe said at his Davos panel.
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"This has been a little bit of a wake-up call," said Texas Sen.
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The wake-up call wasn't the only time the singer enjoyed her own music.
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"This incident is certainly a wake-up call for all of us," she said.
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"This should serve as a wake-up call for European companies," the report said.
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Leaving, on the other hand, could be the wake-up call the country needs.
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"These statistics are a wake-up call," said Laura Russell, policy head at Stonewall.
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Her day begins with a wake-up call from famed fashion photographer Mario Testino.
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He called the attack a "wake-up call," one of many in recent years.
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The DNC decision is an important wake-up call for climate donors and voters.
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"Novak needs the wake-up call somewhere," said Jacco Eltingh, a Dutch television analyst.
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They even had a test run and wake-up call in March of 2018.
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These incidents should be a wake-up call – and a global call to action.
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She also hopes this post serves as a wake up call to raise awareness.
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She said the findings should be a wake-up call for parents and educators.
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Conscience of a Conservative might end up being a wake-up call for conservatives.
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I think that Seahawks game will work as a wake-up call for Arizona.
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The assault in Montmagny must serve as a moral wake-up call for France.
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"It was a wake-up call — I will never be the same," he wrote.
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I hope the article serves as a wake-up call to members of Congress.
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In the uproar, Hanlon says he has heard a kind of wake-up call.
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"I think those reports were a giant wake-up call for everybody," he says.
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We believe that this moment can be a wake-up call for Victoria's Secret.
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For many, that kind of wake-up call would end the pursuit of speed.
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"Tillis was a wake-up call for everyone," said Tyler Sandberg, a Republican strategist.
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It was a "wake-up call" for women's freedom in Malawi, Mateyo told CNN.
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This should be a wake up call for Republicans moving into the midterm elections.
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The impeachment proceedings, she said, should serve as a wake-up call to voters.
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"We're trying to issue a wake-up call to Western publics to stand up."
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If Republicans lose the House in November, will it be a wake-up call?
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The markets have had a wake-up call, and it appears they need it.
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" Center Bradley Bozeman called the performance "kind of a wake-up call for us.
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A wake-up call to take better care of your health may also arrive.
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"WAKE-UP CALL" In a letter to Huawei staff on Thursday, later posted on his Weibo account, Yu said the controversy over the phones' memory performance was a "wake-up call", and that he had previously reacted to consumers "in an arrogant way".
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It was a wake-up call that society needed to do better at basic cybersecurity.
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"Full sustainability is impossible, and I wanted this show to be a wake-up call."
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That was a wake-up call: I need to address my mental and physical health.
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The election of Donald Trump was a wake-up call for women across this country.
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Krysko said he hopes the new findings will be a wake-up call for Floridians.
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Perhaps the story of Isle de Jean Charles will serve as a wake-up call.
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Other cities not impacted by Sandy also saw that storm as a wake-up call.
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"This was an alarming wake-up call that rocked him to the core," she says.
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"It was a big wake-up call for me," he said of going to jail.
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The arrival in Colombo of a Chinese submarine in 2014 was a wake-up call.
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For both Dutta and Hoover, the 2016 outcome was a wake-up call against complacency.
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This election is wake-up call for the values we hold sacrosanct in this country.
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It would be a helpful "wake-up call" concurs Liam Fox, a former defence secretary.
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If not, you don't need better work-life balance, you need a wake-up call.
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If any of them do, it could be a big wake-up call to Gov.
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But Litzenburg said Friday's verdict should be a huge wake-up call to the EPA.
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In some cases, financially oriented ownership can provide a wake-up call to newspaper management.
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It was a wake up call and within 53 months I got away from him.
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So I think that they have ... I don't want to say a wake-up call.
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The Manchester bombing is yet another wake up call for the United States and Europe.
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Yahoo's first diversity report in 2014 was a wake-up call for Margenett Moore-Roberts .
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The episode underscored how Alexa can misinterpret conversation as a wake-up call and command.
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I think the volatility in the first quarter was a wake-up call for regulators.
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"He added that he hopes world leaders see Thunberg's message as a "wake-up call.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said it was a "wake-up call" to ensure energy security.
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St. Francis was a wake-up call that ushered in higher standards of dam building.
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Growth: +2 for heeding that financial wake up call; +1 for her suggestions to Joanne.
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And it was a really amazing wake-up call that our rules were quite lax.
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It necessitated a predawn wake-up call for Thursday's early round in damp, chilly weather.
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"It was meant as a wake-up call that they shouldn't lose hope," he said.
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Walker said at the time it should be a "wake-up call" for Wisconsin Republicans.
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Rather than a wake-up call, "The Handmaid's Tale" is part hair shirt, part commodification.
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"Diabetes is a wake-up call," Dr. Jovanovic was quoted as saying in The Lancet.
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"A wake-up call was necessary," Mr. Macron insisted after much criticism of his language.
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Rep. Peter King said he hopes the Brussels attacks will be a "wake-up call."
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The Dangerous Safety of College The ugly protest at Middlebury is a wake-up call.
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The Iowa Democratic presidential caucus could be a wake-up call for the stock market.
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The plight of our fellow citizens should be a wake-up call for our nation.
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Black Lives Matter has delivered a wake-up call to every American with a conscience.
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So that's why according to me on batteries we need a European wake-up call.
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It was a wake-up call for some users about how much power Instagram has.
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"It's a wake up call and a call to action," Rasser says of China's progress.
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"It's time for us to give the media another wake-up call," the email read.
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The incident was a wake-up call to islanders, said UniteCyprusNow, a pro-unity group.
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"This report, and every major crane accident afterward, should be a wake-up call," he said.
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Thankfully, they were both cool about it, but it was sort of a wake-up call.
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"This is quite a wake-up call for Republicans — no way getting around it," said Rep.
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He says that the case should serve as a wake-up call to compounders like Guardian.
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Abby Wambach's DUI arrest in April was the wake-up call she needed to get help.
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It's a wake-up call: I only have $22 left to last me through the weekend.
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But on this particular morning, the wake-up call went off an hour earlier -- at 203.
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It's a wake up call for Alex: His body isn't broken, as he insists it is.
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For Kardashian, Thompson's alleged rendezvous with Woods, 21, has proven to be a wake-up call.
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The founders of Dadi — pronounced daddy — think men are in need of a wake-up call.
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The quake was also a wake-up call for automakers to keep better track of procurement.
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This month of tragic bloodshed and violence should serve as a wake-up call for Americans.
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"It's definitely a huge wake-up call," Duclair said in a conference call, per USA Today.
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We're told Justin never complained, but Monday night's scare was a wake up call for security.
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The set-it-and-forget-it retirement fund option suddenly gave investors a wake-up call.
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Tim Cook looks at Facebook's messy Cambridge Analytica affair as something of a wake-up call.
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"This is a wake-up call," said a soldier as he listened raptly to the proceedings.
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"I hope today's announcement is a wake-up call to Republicans," Murray said in a statement.
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"The Barnier comments were the wake-up call to markets that political risk remains," he said.
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A Wake-Up Call To Fight Government Surveillance Tim Berners-Lee created the web in 1989.
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This tort cost study should be a wake-up call to both state and federal lawmakers.
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The new study's findings "are a wake-up call about gun storage," Prickett said by email.
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But when you see what that will generate in income, its a real wake-up call.
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"Now with Uber in danger, I think this is maybe the wake up call," says Lyons.
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But some experts believe Allen's new research should be a wake-up call for the industry.
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During one early morning wake-up call, a boy was punished for not standing completely straight.
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Anna says it was a wake-up call: "I tried with all my efforts," she says.
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But as Rothschild says, "this is a wake-up call" for the failings of mainstream media.
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This election result should be a wake-up call to established political parties and their enablers.
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"It should be a wake-up call," Mr. Yuson said in a telephone interview from Geneva.
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"This is a wake-up call," Mr. Vincent said to the actors from around the country.
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That is why the Intelligence Committee report should be a wake-up call to all Americans.
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I've been trying to do this for 10 years, and this is a wake-up call.
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" She then added, "This situation at the border was really a wake-up call and frightening.
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Last November's elections should have been a wake-up call to the political class in Washington.
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"Obviously this is a wake up call for people in the municipal securities area," he said.
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WAKE UP CALL: Can't presume that voters know we are getting positive things done in Wisconsin.
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I think that was a wake-up call that most people probably don't get at 14.
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The problem isn't that this example is a wake-up call if ever there was one.
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But they say those results served as an early wake-up call for the midterm elections.
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But when you see what that will generate in income, it's a real wake-up call.
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All of this is definitely a big wake up call for people who consider themselves liberals.
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On a muggy, 90-degree day in Hong Kong, the martini is a refreshing wake-up call.
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"I think it's just a wake up call to make a lot of life adjustments," said Khloé.
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The Lakers would eventually win the championship, but the injury was a wake-up call for Bryant.
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It was a great wake-up call, I think, for me and a lot of the team.
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But the breach of two of her non-campaign Google accounts was still a wake-up call.
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For some, it could be a reliable wake-up call, as long as you're a morning person.
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Qatar's foreign ministry spokeswoman said last month that Khashoggi's death should serve as a "wake-up call".
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"She continued, "I think it's just a wake-up call to make a lot of life adjustments.
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The Bipartisan Policy Center called the report "a wake up call" for policymakers to turn things around.
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But, according to city and police officials, this shooting was a wake-up call for law enforcement.
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Watching their money disappear before their eyes could be the wake-up call they need to stop.
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"While near death type experiences are certainly a wake-up call, I'm feeling great physically," Okung said.
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She explained that she now lives in Los Angeles and the sight was a "wake-up call."
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"This was a wake-up call… I really just want to enjoy life from here on out."
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I hope this was a wake-up call, and he gets his life on the right track.
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He said he wanted to give a wake-up call to his German audience and to Europeans.
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Some see BlackRock's overhaul as a wake-up call to the rest of the asset management industry.
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Yet the Chicago rally that never was turned out to be anything but a wake-up call.
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This could manifest as a wake-up call to refine your vision to make it more feasible.
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The troubling stats should be "a wake-up call" for the nation, says CDC Director Robert Redfield.
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Katrina was widely described as a "wake-up call" for a country in denial about climate change.
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He said the Brexit decision was "a wake-up call" for employers to invest more in training.
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" But she quickly added: "For a lot of people in Charlotte, it's not a wake-up call.
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"#Ossof Race better be a wake up call for Democrats - business as usual isn't working," Massachusetts Rep.
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The case of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank in 2015 should have been a wake-up call.
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That was too late for Lee: "This film to me is a wake-up call," he said.
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And it may serve as an wake-up call to Apple about how it safeguards its products.
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These stats are a wake-up call to 22004 presidential candidates, which will likely include multiple women.
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" As Raleigh of the Illinois library put it, the fake news hoopla is "a wake-up call.
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"This is a wake-up call," he said of the unprecedented breach in the bank's computer security.
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The upcoming ePrivacy and GDPR regulations in Europe have been a wake-up call in many ways.
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This is a wake-up call to all of us to save our greatest asset, the environment.
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Michael E. Mann of Penn State told me that Hurricane Michael should be a wake-up call.
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" Another person called the shootings a "brutal wake-up call" and said the victims deserved "no sympathy.
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"I hope this will be a wake-up call for her," Mr. Richardson said of his resignation.
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All I can say is it was a huge wake-up call about a lot of things.
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Bryce resists the early wake-up call, telling himself that he will look for deals online later.
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They readily point to the Holocaust as history's wake-up call that sparked the human rights movement.
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They might get a wake-up call when the Iowa caucus results come in on February 1.
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But the limitations of these applications as a form of intelligence should be a wake-up call.
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Embodying equality in a love dialogue could be a wake-up call for a lot of persons.
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The recent sharp movements in markets have been a wake-up call for complacent investors, experts say.
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At the very least, it can be a brutal wake-up call that the fun is over.
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According to Wyze cofounder Dave Crosby, the exposure has been a "wake-up call" for the company.
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"This record should serve as a wake-up call," Matt Schulz, the senior industry analyst at CreditCards.
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It may also be a wake-up call to the industry when it comes to the Oscars.
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But while you can argue against Philip's techniques, the necessity of a wake-up call seemed clear.
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That was the wake up call I needed to finally do something about my diet and my lifestyle.
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Crawford's good-humored talk featured nary an equation and took the form of an ethical wake-up call.
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N. decides that 6:50 is a proper wake-up call for Sunday, so I let him out.
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There is no snooze button But last week should be a wake-up call to all bond investors.
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London (CNN Business)The European Central Bank thinks US stocks could be in for a wake-up call.
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The election, though, did serve as a wake-up call for many on a number of levels: 1.
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Rohan Gunaratna, a Singapore-based security expert, said the siege was a wake-up call for the Philippines.
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This is a huge wake-up call for the tech industry and how businesses conduct fair trade practices.
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Ironically, it came from Bob's Hawaiian slip-up — which ended up being a wake-up call for Shereé.
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All of a sudden it was ... a sort of snooze button of the wake-up call had disappeared.
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That was a wake up call for me that I was going after my dreams no matter what.
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If anything, this incident is a wake-up call for everyone, both on the consumer and technology sides.
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In the fashion space, Cramer considers Coach's deal a wake-up call for competitors PVH and VF Corporation.
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It was a very disturbing wake-up call, and it's made me obsessive about personal hygiene ever since.
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It also included a wake-up call about what it really takes to drive a company toward success.
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We must redouble our efforts in the coming weeks," Mook said in a message, titled "Wake Up Call.
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Massive attacks this year have amounted to a wake-up call for some about the dangers of ransomware.
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The 22 percent level is a psychological milestone, a wake-up call that interest rates are going higher.
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The "Abolish ICE" disaster should be a wake-up call for Democrats to get their immigration act together.
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"We keep calling these storms a wake-up call, but they keep turning into snooze alarms," Redlener said.
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Hurd's op-ed then is meant as a clanging alarm, a wake-up call for his Republican colleagues.
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"This should be a wake up call," one Republican official in close touch with the White House said.
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That report is an "ear-splitting wake-up call," UN Secretary-General António Guterres said upon its release.
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The justice minister, Soren Pind, said the shootings were a "wake-up call" for the inhabitants of Christiania.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the remarks were a "wake-up call" to "take action" against Iran.
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Ja'Mal Green, another activist, said the killings were, in their own grisly way, a powerful wake-up call.
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Fifth Third's share price slide was "clearly a wake-up call" for other potential acquirers, said Mr Marinac.
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SHELTON: The wake-up call really was January of 2007 when the Chinese tested their anti-satellite weapon.
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"Damn" is a punch in the gut, a wake-up call to people who are in intellectual comas.
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But the multi-pronged environmental threat Maria poses to Puerto Rico should serve as a wake-up call.
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As a correspondent for CNN, my days sometimes start with a surprise wake-up call at 4 a.m.
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If everyone around them begins giving them a wide berth, perhaps it will be a wake-up call.
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This is a wake-up call that there is a grave failure in the effective dissemination of intelligence.
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This should be a wake up call for proponents of more government intervention in the lives of Americans.
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The fact that mosquitoes are now carriers here in the US, however, should be a wake up call.
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"We haven't done enough and this is a very clear wake-up call to everyone globally," she said.
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Oprah Winfrey, who recently interviewed Sister Joan on her cable channel, said it was a wake-up call.
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Scott Walker said in a tweet that it should be a "wake up call" for the state's GOP.
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Senate District 10 special election win by a Democrat is a wake up call for Republicans in Wisconsin.
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"It's about sending a wake-up call to the Hague," he says, referring to the country's political capital.
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The American Vaping Association called it a "wake-up call" for anyone who has dismissed vaping as unhealthy.
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It was meant to be a "wake-up" call for the country's officials, the newspaper's online editorial said.
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This most minute but insidious of beings, the coronavirus is a wake-up call to our unconscious selves.
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" She said the possible case of community transmission earlier this week in California was a "wake up call.
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The apple mint is so lively it is like a wake-up call for the body and mind.
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"I've been trying to do this for 214 years and this is a wake-up call," he said.
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This is yet another wake-up call for the world that we're not where we need to be.
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Afghan security officials say the brief window of calm from terrorist attacks has provided a wake-up call.
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In a statement, humanitarian agency Save the Children dubbed the tragic accident on Tuesday a "wake up call".
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That is a wake-up call for those who thought central government control provided some sort of insulation.
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Walker said in a tweet that the election should serve as a "wake-up call" for the GOP.
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To those who are looking to upend the status quo, this really is a wake up call though.
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Gupta interviewed Clinton, who spoke candidly about his personal wake-up call: a quadruple bypass operation in 2195.
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Nuclear panic The Fukushima disaster was a shocking wake-up call to all countries with coastal nuclear plants.
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"The 2018 election was a wake-up call for Republicans," said the source close to the Cornyn campaign.
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If Hurricane Sandy was a wake-up call, this year's hurricanes are ringing like a three-alarm fire.
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The news should serve as a wake-up call to the medical establishment on the limits of technology.
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Sig says it was a huge wake up call and he's seriously trying to quit his smoking habit.
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But before you set your alarm clocks, consider which stores are actually worth the early-morning wake-up call.
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Charlottesville was a wake-up call, a reminder of the importance of social justice to the overall gospel message.
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NBCUniversal's $500 million investment in Snap is a "wake-up call" for short sellers, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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His wake-up call came on the morning of August 24th when he wanted a Chipotle burrito for lunch.
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She said that verdict coupled with the Supreme Court's 2013 ruling on voting rights was a wake-up call.
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This morning I tried the sculpt yoga class, and I leave feeling refreshed, despite the early wake up call.
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Jay Leno's commentary on the state of business in America on Tuesday was a wake-up call for Cramer.
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More than a decade ago, Huffington had a painful wake-up call after collapsing from sleep deprivation and exhaustion.
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"So that's the point, is trying to give a wake up call to the FCC," Wyden told reporters Tuesday.
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Rather, it's a wake-up call for us to take a step back and re-evaluate our prescribing practices.
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"Really, this should be a wake up call," said Amesh Adalja, an infectious disease doctor at Johns Hopkins University.
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Kate even revealed to fans that George and Charlotte gave them a very early wake-up call on Christmas.
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Christmas bells are ringing this Monday — and some of them might sound a lot like a wake-up call.
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One of them stated, 'The best wake up call is Islamic State to get victory or another 9/11.
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"This is a wake-up call for China and the world," said Greenpeace's climate and energy campaigner Liu Junyan.
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I think the politicians in Washington need to — I think this is a big wake-up call for them.
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Here's a wake-up call that many teenagers need to hear: Yes, you'll probably have to borrow for college.
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Mars thinks hotel rooms that learn your climate, wake-up call and housekeeping preferences would be a no-brainer.
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A Trump confidante credits the bombshell FBI announcement as the wake-up call that finally got through to Trump.
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The wake up call from this latest attack: there was a patch that would have shored up the vulnerability.
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In parallel, the data is a wake-up call for MBA programs to balance hard skills with human skills.
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And her answer is a wake up call to anyone who thinks we've progressed beyond victim-blaming after #MeToo.
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He says he just got news about his mom being hospitalized and it's the wake-up call he needed.
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"This should be a wake-up call for the Republican Party in the South," he told NBC's "Today" show.
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For many, watching UK ships head (slowly) to the Caribbean has been a guilty post-colonial wake-up call.
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There is, however, a spectrum when it comes to how we each deal with our daily wake-up call.
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" On Tuesday, the company's website published an article with the headline "A wake-up call to end drowsy driving.
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Cue my wake-up call to start investing in myself as much as I was investing in my business.
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That's really the new wake up call [that] more and more companies in Silicon Valley and everywhere are recognizing.
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That served as the wake-up call O'Neal needed to become more careful and get his spending on track.
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If that is what the future is looking like, Brexit might just be the wake-up call Europe needs.
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We hope now it's a wake up call to my congressional Republican colleagues to get serious about this investigation.
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Sometimes it's how she moves from track to track, sometimes its there for punctuation or a wake-up call.
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"We want (this to be) a wake-up call to the malaria community," he told reporters on a teleconference.
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I think that's going to be a wake-up call for Americans," Navarro said on NBC's "Meet The Press.
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The new findings should be a "wake-up call" to Congress to provide more funding, spokesman Eric Schultz said.
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Headlines said the photo was proof of the devastation, heartbreaking, a sign of the consequences, a wake-up call.
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" Ms. Bintrim added, "It should be a wake-up call that there are serious issues with the transit system.
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I don't have dental insurance and went for a cleaning in December, which was quite the wake-up call.
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It's a wake-up call for startups that typically have small teams and have to be resourceful to survive.
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It is not meant to be a political rant or a call to arms but a wake-up call.
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Sree Sreenivasan wrote that the new ruling should be a wake-up call to Indian-American supporters of Trump.
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It is a wake-up call and an opportunity to inspire genuine change — an opportunity that we cannot waste.
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It was a failure of organization that upset the candidate and was a wake-up call for his campaign.
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Lin vigorously supports Warren's legislation, believing the latest research should be a "wake-up call to policymakers" in Washington.
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"This does need to be a wake-up call," said Robert Sumwalt, chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board.
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No matter what time I go to bed the night before, that 30:9 wake-up call kills me.
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"This investigation needs to be a wake-up call," US senator Chris Murphy said Tuesday, referring to CNN's report.
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"There are wake-up call concerns, and we don't seem to be able to deal with them," said Romney.
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The government's proposed measures were a "wake-up call to those businesses who are systematically underpaying workers", he added.
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Huffington referred to it as her "wake up call" and knew she needed to make changes in her life.
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When we leave Watchmen, the United States of America is presumably about to get a major wake-up call.
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I'd say this serves as another wake-up call, but how many times have we heard that about threats?
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That news wiped 10 percent off the company's market value and sent a wake-up call to the board.
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"This is a wake-up call to everyone who loves horses and who cares about food security," she wrote.
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Republican Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker said on Twitter the result was "a wake up call" for the party there.
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Cowell told The Sun that the incident was a wake up call that he needs to better look after himself.
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Although there were no fatalities and no major injuries, the jolt was a wake up call, the state's governor said.
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There's more solid resources for parents than she once had, and recent measles outbreaks have been a wake-up call.
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"That was a wake-up call to the government that they had to come up with a solution," he said.
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Jay Leno's commentary on the state of business in America on Tuesday was a wake-up call for Jim Cramer.
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For electric vehicle maker Xpeng, Nio's period of stock swings is a wake-up call for China's EV startup boom.
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Has it finally served as a wake-up call for a state that has pursued a dangerously limited counterterrorism policy?
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The wedding kicks off at noon London time, so for Americans, that means an early wake up call — 220 a.m.
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Traditional alarm clocks blare their wake-up call, jarring you from whatever stage of sleep you're in at the time.
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The wake-up call Snyder has a difficult personal connection with the national health concern that deeply affects military veterans.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Hariri's resignation a "wake-up call to the international community" on Iran's expanding influence.
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My wake-up call came, however, as soon as I experienced winter in New York City for the first time.
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The DTSA is also a "wake-up call" to companies that value and protect their intellectual property as trade secrets.
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"They should serve as a wake-up call," said Jean-Francois Fauconnier of the Climate Action Network Europe lobby group.
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" Wake Up Call With a new baby comes restless nights, as Cardi tweeted, "My baby don't sleep... night or day.
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Peter Piot, director of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, describes the report as "a wake-up call".
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We head upstairs for the first kid wake-up call, and they are both so sweet and sleepy and yummy.
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Instead, she used the "absolute worst moment" of her life as a "wake-up call" to get her act together.
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If you sleep on your Apple Watch the wrong way, you might get a wake-up call from the police.
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It was the latter that provided what he referred to as a "wake-up call" in an interview with Playboy.
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Hudson's illness was a wake-up call -- one heeded most prominently by one of his co-stars, actress Elizabeth Taylor.
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Overcapacity hit Apple this week, and that should be a wake-up call to every investor, invested across every sector.
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We had to get a train down on the Friday and we'd have a wake up call at 218 a.m.
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This STAT News piece served as a wake-up call to anyone who's gotten complacent about MRSA and other germs.
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So that's why we're sharing this crucial wake-up call: It's time to stop sleeping on Bershka, Zara's sister brand.
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As fun as Summer Fridays sound, they can set your team up for a rough wake-up call come fall.
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That became a wake-up call for authorities, who were slow to react to social trends and a changing climate.
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The Flint Water crisis has been a major wake-up call about the water quality in municipalities across the country.
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They have just been given a major wake-up call about the broken nature of the current alumina pricing model.
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Once caught, however, it serves as a wake-up call, and treatment can be sought out, sometimes from behind bars.
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But the Russian activity should have served as a loud wake-up call to anyone concerned about US election security.
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The real wake-up call is more likely to be a major security incident, with lives quite literally at stake.
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"This has been a wake-up call for the whole country," said Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the opposition Labour Party.
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It was maddening, but it was also a wake-up call, a reminder that showing interest is its own reward.
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She came away from the meeting in Sweden with a dose of realpolitik, a wake-up call so to speak.
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The problem with government, and yet another wake-up call, is that it tends to keep hitting the snooze button.
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The OPM was Obama's wake-up call that incrementalism could not keep pace with the rapidly evolving threats we face.
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When he ultimately found himself sleeping in a park, with nowhere left to turn, it was a wake-up call.
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WAKE-UP CALLS One way to facilitate the wake-up call is to participate in a financial literacy program together.
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The "Brexit" vote by the "uneducated" British should be a wake-up call for advocates of ever-expanding global trade.
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The Point: Numbers like these should serve as a wake-up call for anyone who cares about our political institutions.
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"This is a wake-up call to governments and employers that they should be supporting informal caregivers better," he said.
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The good news is that CBS's Grammy fail will serve as a wake-up call for the entire media industry.
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We like to hear those encouraging stories about the junkie whose near-death experience acts as a wake-up call.
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Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) tweeted that the outcome in Georgia needed to be a "wake up call" for the party.
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"Kian's case is a wake-up call for the need to reform government institutions, even law enforcement agencies," he said.
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For the Democrats who choose once again to jeopardize government funding, November is going to be a wake-up call.
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Your recent piece in The New York Times was humbling, articulate and very much a wake-up call for us.
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Let the Russian propaganda attacks on the 2016 election serve as a wake-up call for this and other threats.
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Jeffrey S. Elstad, the Owatonna superintendent, said that what happened was a "wake-up call" for the predominantly white school.
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"As soon as they found community transmission cases on the West Coast, that was a wake-up call," Sharfstein says.
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"You sort of know that intellectually, but it's a real wake-up call when you actually go out," he said.
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Eastern, but we're in London — five hours ahead of New York — so the wake-up call isn't quite as brutal.
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"It was a wake-up call to both the government and the people," Mr. Varnell's statement said, according to officials.
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Election Day should have been their wake-up call to expect and prepare for yet another bill to repeal Obamacare.
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"This should be a wake-up call for dealerships that there's a business model that some consumers prefer," he said.
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"I think going into L.A. and getting our teeth kicked in was a kind of wake-up call," deGrom said.
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However, even if the protests are crushed or simply dwindle away, they constitute a wake-up call to the regime.
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"It was a wake-up call to all our institutions to work together and form a consortium," Mr. Roell said.
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So that will be one of the first indicators (of sea level rise) and a wake-up call for people.
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"The trial and the six months in a maximum security prison has been a frightening wake-up call," Shkreli wrote.
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This should be a wake-up call to policymakers, if not for the social implications, then for the financial ones.
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"Senate District 85033 special election win by a Democrat is a wake up call for Republicans in Wisconsin," Walker tweeted.
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That, and news of other botnet distributed denial of services attacks, was a wake-up call for the Taiwanese firm.
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The deadly Hurricane Katrina, in August 2005, could have been a wake-up call that times — and weather — were changing.
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"It clearly was a wake-up call for the field," Mariët Westermann, the executive vice president of the foundation, said.
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"It was the biggest wake-up call on the planet," said Ms. Fennoy, the co-owner of Revamp Interior Design.
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Franz is 56 years old, and for the last 38 of them he's participated in the carnival wake-up call.
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PARELES Dwight Trible's big, open baritone might sound to you like a wake-up call, or an entire universe yawning.
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Still, the crashes were a wake-up call, especially because pilots weren't required to be trained on the new technology.
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Sure, walking takes about three times as long as the subway, but the earlier wake-up call is well worth it.
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So the fact that an even larger percentage swung for Bernie should serve as a wake-up call for party elites.
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Grant recipients called it a wake up call to pay attention to Google after years of focusing on social media marketing.
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I'm somewhat socially-drained and super tired from my early wake-up call, so ya girl heads home for a nap.
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It's a wake-up call to venture capitalists and entrepreneurs alike to start being more mindful about their sources of funding.
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It should be a wake-up call to companies and governments that hope to implement facial-recognition technology into security cameras.
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But it's a wake-up call, and it's a reminder for them to be supportive of Greg during his recovery process.
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That should be a wake-up call to the one in ten U.S. firms without a single woman on its board.
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The CSU's Bavarian finance minister Markus Soeder was quick to call it the "second massive wake-up call" in two weeks.
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The wake-up call came in the form of news of a potential Chinese ban on some imports of copper scrap.
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It was either a wake up call or an incentive to keep going depending on how you looked at it. 6.
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"I pray justice is served and hope that a wake up call is given to the justice system on domestic violence."
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"This will be another wake-up call," said Wolfgang Koester, chief executive at currency risk consulting firm FiREapps, in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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If you didn't know that Trader Joe's stocks skin-care, hair care, and body care, consider this your wake up call.
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The event was a wake-up call for many, the first event of this kind in more than half a century.
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Anyone irresponsible with power will get a big wake-up call on July 16, thanks to the lunar eclipse in Capricorn.
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That loss seemed to be a wake-up call for the Warriors, who stormed to a 24-0 start this season.
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Many may say WannaCry will be the wake-up call to help move both defensive postures and policy beyond incremental change.
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An Ossoff victory could be a wake-up call to Republicans about how much the Russia investigation is costing the GOP.
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It was a sobering wake-up call that there was an emerging anxiety about biology that wasn't necessarily grounded in rationality.
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However, OCR's just-released mandatory Civil Rights Data Collection report is a wake up call that OCR must go much further.
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David DeMember, managing director of The DJ List, told THUMP that Atkins' comments have been a wake up call for him.
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" Another Democratic strategist, who is unaffiliated with any campaign, said the results "should be a wake-up call for all Democrats.
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The Nissan scandal is a wake-up call for Japanese companies to rethink their processes and install effective compliance management processes.
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The dispute was also a wake-up call, said Mark Fisher, the vice president of Indy Chamber, an Indianapolis business coalition.
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" The report said, "These trends are a wake-up call that there is a serious well-being crisis in this country.
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One day, she told him she didn't care if heroin killed her, a moment he remembered as a wake-up call.
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The results are a wake-up call for the unsettling scope of the suicide crisis among teens in the United States.
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The crisis at Oroville Dam should be a wake-up call to take these warnings seriously, though it's hardly the first.
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It was a wake-up call, and Manning hopes her own kids will learn from the previous generation's lack of planning.
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Even if those similar ideas don't turn into binding laws, the California mandate was "a real wake-up call," Gero said.
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"This was a wake up call, if not a warning bell, to those of us working in this space," Stricker said.
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It was so effortless to spend the money I did in the five days, and that's a huge wake-up call.
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But, he says, let the AfD's result serve as a wake-up call for mainstream politicians to do better by Ossies.
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"This should be a wake-up call to every campaign," said Robby Mook, the campaign manager for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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"This is a wake-up call for the government," said Laurent Berger, the secretary general of the second-largest railway union.
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This meltdown should be a "wake-up call" for every member of her party, said Ms. Stefanik in a phone interview.
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It's a truly easy dish, and the lemon provides a bright wake-up call after all those sweet, blunt Thanksgiving flavors.
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"It's not a wake-up call anymore," a scientist at the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies said of global warming.
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It was "a wake-up call," she said, for anyone trying to build a liberal primary coalition without winning black voters.
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For those who have had success at the start of their careers, Wang says this should be a wake-up call.
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"This is a tragic wake-up call that we have to go back and look at it all," Ms. Fiore said.
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The killing was a "wake-up call" for Libyan parents about their children's involvement with gangs, said Ahmed Sewehli, a psychiatrist.
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Cowell's new slimmed-down figure follows a scary incident in October 2017 that he said served as a wake-up call.
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The incident served as a wake-up call for the tiny Baltic nation that was already a highly digitally-advanced society.
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"It should have been a huge wake-up call for the federal government and the city, and it wasn't," he said.
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"The Ten Network should be a wake-up call for opponents of media reform," Federal Communications Minister Mitch Fifield told reporters.
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"We think this is a huge wake-up call," said Ms. Pelton, who oversees the survey and lives in Portland, Ore.
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The potential for bad publicity resulting from workplace harassment has been a wake-up call for most every company and organization.
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Whether they needed emotional support, a wake-up call, validation, money, or organs (really), the readers were there for each other.
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Be nice to your wife Husbands in Japan, generally speaking, have had something of a wake-up call over the past decade.
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It's a wake up call for all of us, but definitely [the focus is] just to make sure our sister is okay.
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If your skin is desperately in need of a wake-up call, this intensely energizing peel off mask will do the trick.
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This was a major wake-up call that that was not the case, that there is still a lot to fight for.
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I found comfort in an automated wake-up call or a knock at the door followed by a familiar "room service!" greeting.
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"This was really a wake-up call, and it was me trying to reach someone who I found completely unreachable," she said.
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Luann de Lesseps says her "embarrassing" Christmas Eve arrest was the wake-up call she needed to get her life in order.
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The point of the paper isn't to declare our world doomed, but to serve as a wake-up call to these countries.
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Levine went up on TV with an ad on guns, calling Parkland "a wake-up call we can't ignore," and on immigration.
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Lucas Hedges doesn't mind getting an early morning wake-up call when it's to get news of his very first Oscar nomination.
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For Paradise and the rest of the nation, the blaze was a wake-up call to the new, insistent danger of wildfires.
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He took this as a wake-up call and decided he needed to learn how to be a better businessman and investor.
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After numerous fun and funky new flavors have continued to pop up on store shelves, Oreo is getting a wake-up call.
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Earlier this year, the business community received a wake-up call issued with all of the might that $6 trillion can muster.
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It's not too late to use Mr. Fink's letter as a wake-up call for Silicon Valley to commit good on purpose.
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"I think we are starting to get a wake-up call when it comes to these trade talks with China," said Gerlach.
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It's terrifying:Bastille says it hoped that hacks like last year's KeySweeper would have been a "wake up call" regarding non-Bluetooth keyboards.
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"His words are a wake-up call to the international community to take action against Iranian aggression," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.
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The world would like to believe that Theranos was a wake-up call, but as many have said: it probably won't be.
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And then a colleague is wheeled in on a gurney, clinging to life, and that alarm becomes a deafening wake-up call.
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So while the British vote has been a blow to the EU, it has also been a wake-up call across Europe.
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But if Caracas was not the moment of reckoning, it should be a wake-up call: expect more terror attacks involving drones.
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North Korea's latest missile firing was a wake-up call for the U.S. military on several fronts, according to top military officers.
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Obama's speech is a much needed wake-up call, not just about this election, but how women are treated in this country.
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Their seminal report, Rising Above the Gathering Storm, was a wake-up call for policymakers that spurred new ideas and new legislation.
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"The dramatic slowing of trade growth is serious and should serve as a wake-up call," said WTO Director-General Roberto Azevêdo.
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But he says a life-altering health crisis in 2015 was just the wake-up call he needed to make a change.
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This is no criticism of the Belgian government but a wake-up call to all of us who wrestle with this debate.
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Treat this as a wake up call, and then treat the underlying culture that made this possible, inevitable even, not the symptoms.
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Lawyer Alex Brodie at London-based Gowling WLG said the Rubik's Cube ruling could be a wake-up call for toy makers.
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Seeing my mom pinch pennies, keep the air conditioning off to save money, and suffer from anxiety was a wake up call.
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She's going to get a very nice wake-up call from somebody to find that she will be making her Olympic debut.
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The rise in "nones" for both Catholics and Protestants should be a wake-up call that the New Coke is not selling.
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Anyone who doubts that major nations can take a big populist turn just got a wake-up call, to put it mildly.
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That scenario would underscore the low probability of achieving a pro-growth agenda, which would represent another wake-up call to investors.
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But President Trump's decision to remove the U.S. from the Paris climate deal was an abrupt wake-up call I didn't expect.
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In the morning, when Jeanne went to fetch water at the neighborhood tap, she would whistle a wake-up call to Carole.
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The program, alas, is "a thought examination, when a loud wake-up call is what's needed," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.
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Schumacher called the move a "wake-up call" for investors but knocked back the notion that this was a cause for alarm.
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"The Republican Party that champions the status quo is due for a wake-up call," she said, according to the World Herald.
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"Recent events have been a wake-up call," the chief operating officer wrote to the staff to announce the chief executive's departure.
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But for many, it was also something bigger: a wake-up call about climate change in the energy capital of the world.
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"This election was a real wake-up call that things aren't anywhere near as progressive as we thought they were," he said.
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"The 2007 floods inundated more than half the city, and really became a wake-up call for decision makers," Mr. Iwan said.
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"It was a real wake-up call," Rosenberg, who left Google in April to launch an e-commerce consulting firm, tells CNBC.
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If you're doing things to make other people happy—your parents, teachers, lovers—you'll be in for a big wake-up call.
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"The letter was a really good wake-up call for us," Snap CEO Evan Spiegel said last May at a tech conference.
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Or insist he goes to bed with fuzzy teeth and just prepare for a wake-up call of seriously nasty morning breath?
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It won't be shipped out until Summer 2017, but at least we're steadily getting closer to having the perfect wake-up call.
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Like a plot device in a made-for-TV movie, Cahill's drastic decision became just the wake-up call that Halep needed.
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Yet 2017 still seemed like a brutal wake-up call to nature's extraordinary power, and the frightening possibilities of this warmer world.
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"I think this is going to be a wake up call to a lot of people who supported Donald Trump," he said.
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Even so, the 20103 presidential election was another wake-up call: Americans still mostly hated Republicans and their ideas and their politicians.
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It was a wake-up call to many scientists about the potential threat of a coronavirus strain to crescendo into a pandemic.
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I think this terrible tragedy is a wake up call that we have to provide monetary support for their restoration and preservation.
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This should be a loud wake-up call for all of us who work in or support our nation's child welfare system.
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He described it as a "wake up call" and tried to assure Iowans that Facebook is better prepared for this election cycle.
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"I hope this election serves as a wake-up call for candidates whose strategies center on Iowa and New Hampshire," state Rep.
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Venus-ruled Taurus is all about the comforts of luxury, abundance, and leisure, but Uranus in Taurus offers a wake-up call.
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Collins said he considered the suspension a wake-up call for Harvey, who is eligible for free agency after the 2018 season.
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Macron said on Thursday his remarks had been a useful wake-up call and that he would not apologize for saying them.
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"I don't think there's any question but that legislative leaders — state and federal — need to treat this as a wake-up call."
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"Stigma tells sex workers that they're not worth anything, and I want my lawsuit to be a wake-up call," Gililland said.
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It was a wake-up call that many might still like to mash the "Snooze" button on, while pretending it never happened.
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But allowing yourself to feel discomfort, the experience of being alienated and out of joint, is not only a wake-up call.
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"If travel is really important but I'm spending a lot of money on takeout food—that's a wake-up call," she said.
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Updates like this could serve as a wake up call for competitors, as it did for FedEx CEO Fred Smith last year.
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" Kylie filed legal docs asking the feds for ownership of a slang version of the famous wake-up call ... "RIIISE AND SHIIINNEE.
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The move was a wake-up call for Nelson: Living back under her parents' roof majorly motivated her to tackle her debt.
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"Senate District 233 special election win by a Democrat is a wake up call for Republicans in Wisconsin," tweeted Wisconsin Republican Gov.
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The report was compiled by a former cabinet minister, Eric Pickles, who called Tower Hamlets a "wake-up call" when introducing it.
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The near failure of Bear Stearns, the fall of the Lehman Brothers, that was a huge wake-up call for the industry.
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Opponents of the law said the possibility of it being undone should be a wake-up call to Congress to fix it.
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But perhaps these two tragic deaths will be a wake-up call to local officials to protect those who protect their children.
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This particular relapse was a jolting wake up call, illuminating the insanity and loss of control that exemplifies the disease of addiction.
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Maybe this is a wake-up call for the show to finally ditch Alec Baldwin and hand the Trump impressions over to Thompson.
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You see, I recently attended my daughter's middle-school orientation … and it was a full-force wake-up call that rattled my world.
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" She continued: "Maybe this a wake up call to other schools, when you have that troubled child screaming for help to do something.
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Meanwhile - and while Obama may have been a lullaby, Trump is a wake-up call, a Sex Pistol in the land of Abba.
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"The glaring gap between U.S. and Chinese companies like DJI in the (drone) platform market should be a wake up call," Wingo said.
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"This tragedy should serve as a wake-up call for the entertainment industry," said OSHA Atlanta Regional Administrator Kurt Petermeyer in a statement.
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There she learned that she had lost nearly 10 percent of her blood and was really anemic – a "wake-up call," she said.
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"That was a huge wake-up call for me," the now 31-year-old, who goes by his first name exclusively, tells CNBC.
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And he and others hope the report serves as "a wake-up call" to prioritize access to both contraception and safe abortion services.
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A wake-up call for us to decide: 'Are we going to let people in Houston decide who we send to Congress here?
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A bright hot day beckoned outside and a maid visited about restocking the minibar, but I slept soundly until my wake-up call.
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If you spend a considerable amount of time reading on a tablet or laptop, you might be in for a wake-up call.
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"Ive been there on lower back pain," said David Chase, author of "The Opioid Wake-up Call" and co-founder of Health Rosetta.
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They're usually metaphorical expressions like "wake-up call" or "where the rubber meets the road" or "mom and apple pie" to mean wholesome.
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While having time off is healthy, getting back to normal life is often a wake-up call that most of us don't appreciate.
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While going through this health challenge is often jarring, it can also be a wake-up call that leads to better health overall.
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Beauty and the Beast fans who thought things couldn't get cuter than Emma Watson's "Kitten Interview," are in for a wake-up call.
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The figures should be a wake-up call for governments, WTO Director-General Roberto Azevedo said in the six-monthly trade outlook report.
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"It's a wake up call to take action in big and small ways," Chen, who organizes Female Founders events in Silicon Valley, said.
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Lochte tells PEOPLE that the incident has served as a wake-up call – and that he needs to tone down his partying ways.
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There, she said that the election of President Donald Trump shook her and served as a "wake-up call" for getting into politics.
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Or, he can take the mere fact he was prescribed Lipitor as a wake up call that some serious lifestyle adjustments are needed.
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In January in this year, when the government tried to revoke our license, it was a moment, it was a wake-up call.
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"This is another wake-up call," said Manfred Weber, a German ally of Chancellor Angela Merkel who leads conservatives in the European Parliament.
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This should be a wake-up call for Americans to stop writing off millennials as a hopeless generation of bleeding-heart Bernie-lovers.
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Then, in 2012, a study by Cecilia Scannapieco of the Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics in Potsdam gave the field a wake-up call.
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"That served as a wake-up call to current FARA registrants that they can't make errors that they know are errors," Rosenstein said.
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It was a wake-up call to United, who promised to be a much tougher proposition under the bright lights of Old Trafford.
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Grenell called the hanging "a wake-up call for anyone who supports basic human rights," in Bild, a leading German newspaper, this month.
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Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff considered the race a 'major wake up call', with Sunday ranking as his worst day at the helm.
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The recent firing of Ford Motor Company CEO Mark Fields is a wake-up call being ignored by Congress and the White House.
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The publication of Flash Boys was the wake-up call that galvanized opposition to the status quo, and opened the door for IEX.
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Taken as a whole, Willett said, the pitcher recommendations should come as a wake up call for anyone looking to quench their thirst.
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There is no siren wake-up call such as the "Sputnik moment," or sense of victorious relief such as post-Cold War triumphalism.
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Jones' video likely will be helpful for some and a wake-up call for others, but it's unlikely to result in lasting change.
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Carson said he appreciated being asked a question so early in the debate, or else he might have needed a wake-up call.
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While no one was hurt, the incident should serve as a wake-up call for the entire Western Hemisphere, including the United States.
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The financial crisis was not just a wake up call for the world's biggest banks – for some, it was a sign of opportunity.
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"It was a wake-up call to companies," said Bill Ryan, chief fiduciary officer at Evercore Trust, the largest U.S. third-party fiduciary.
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For the incurably perverted like myself, they can be a wake up call to the wondrous and under-explored world of audio porn.
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"That was a huge wake-up call for me," the now 31-year-old — who goes by his first name exclusively — told CNBC.
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The Facebook episode should be a wake-up call for people when it comes to learning about the information out there about them.
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"The election was a wake-up call, and it forced me to look critically at the progress I assumed was happening," said Kaplan.
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There's been a wake-up call for a lot of these people as the unintended consequences of these creations have become much clearer.
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Maybe this can be a wake-up call for us men to appreciate that sexist epithets are no more acceptable than racist epithets.
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"It's a wake-up call for the food service market," said Jeffrey Young, the chief executive of Allegra Strategies, a food service consultancy.
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" Ms. Woodson said on Wednesday that Mr. Savage's resignation was "a step in the right direction" and a "wake-up call for everyone.
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"The death of Kalief Browder was a wake-up call to this city," New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said in 2017.
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"What the fashion brands are doing to appeal to a younger generation is a wake-up call to traditional watch brands," she said.
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It was a sort of wake-up call that the problem was so serious, that a company was able to buy such volumes.
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Elections officials have become acutely aware of these risks to America's electoral security, especially after the wake-up call they got in 2016.
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" Akech concluded her post by explaining that she hoped the magazine's error would be "a wake up call to people within the industry.
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This could be a wake up call to Saudi Arabia, the UAE and other parties that any sustainable solution requires addressing everyone's grievances.
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"An attack on this scale must serve as a wake-up call for Catalan political forces to return to reality," El País wrote.
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That, he said, should be a wake-up call for doctors, policy makers and the public, especially when it comes to childhood obesity.
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"Last summer was a wake-up call for us," said Ross Feinstein, a spokesman for American Airlines, the world's largest carrier by traffic.
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They also have the option to add the noises of nature to your wake-up call too, like bird songs or ambient music.
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For those devastated by the election's results, it was a wake-up call that whatever was being done for their causes wasn't enough.
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Democrats need a wake-up call, and Mr. Bishop's win should be signal enough that they have their work cut out for them.
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Asked how she would have handled recent epidemics, Dr. Nishtar said she "would have issued the wake-up call on Ebola" much earlier.
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Scott Walker tweeted was a "wake up call Republicans in Wisconsin" ahead of his own race for a third term in the fall.
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The corruption scandals and investigations in the early 1990s, labeled "Mani Pulite" (Clean Hands), turned out to be a healthy wake-up call.
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By the end of the week, I am really feeling the 5:30 wake up call, so this is exactly what I needed.
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The borrowing limit best serves its purpose if lawmakers see it as an important wake-up call to restrain rising spending and borrowing.
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"That's a bit of a wake-up call and I think we should heed it," he told reporters at the Munich Security Conference.
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Ms. Woodruff said the incident was a "wake-up call" and should have served as a warning sign for future job creation efforts.
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EMV could be a wake-up call to alert merchants to the fact that there are new and better options for fraud prevention.
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The loss was interpreted as a major wake-up call for a party that was dead set on putting tax cuts front and center.
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"The numbers are shocking and it should be a wake up-call," Alice Hood, head of equality at TUC told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It was a wake-up call that nothing lasts forever and we just have to appreciate the people that we love while they're here.
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Indeed, Katsuyuki Kawai, an adviser to Mr Abe, describes the Trump-Kim summit in June in Singapore as a wake-up call for Japan.
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Spring often serves as a wake-up call to get in shape quickly, so we can enjoy the time outside with confidence and comfort.
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It seems to have been a wake up call for Bee, a reminder of the unprecedented scrutiny that all public figures face in 2018.
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I think for us it's all a wake-up call for all of us, but definitely just to make sure that our sister's okay.
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I think for us, it's all a wake-up call for all of us, but definitely just to make sure our sister is okay.
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The rejection I faced was minor by comparison, but it was the wake-up call I needed to start a discussion I wasn't hearing.
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In the wake of studies like that one, Chu's analysis may be a wake-up call -- but it doesn't mean all hope is lost.
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The North Side Skull & Bone Gang parade down the streets during the wake up call for Mardi Gras on February 9 in New Orleans.
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Statistically, September is the worst month of the year, and always seems to Cramer that it plays the role of a wake-up call.
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The visual onslaught of everyday violence arrives like a jolt, a wake-up call to the present from the reverie of the animation's dreamworlds.
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That Republicans performed this poorly amid this strong an economy and this much geographic advantage should be a wake-up call to the party.
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"After September 11, the way people started treating me and acting toward me—it was like a wake-up call," my mom told me.
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Instead, he sees it as more of "a wake-up call" that people need to be more careful about giving out their phone numbers.
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The movie's been a revelatory wake-up call to Hollywood that comic book movie-loving audiences are more than just the "family-friendly" crowd.
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Financial advisor Ron Carson of Omaha, Nebraska, got a wake-up call about the importance of a succession gameplan more than 15 years ago.
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The penalty is a "wake-up call" for Chinese athletes preparing for the Winter Olympics, which will take place in South Korea from Feb.
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"Kids are honest and he wasn't being hurtful at all, but hearing that was just a wake up call to get started," she says.
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WAKE-UP CALL DIW head Marcel Fratzscher said the situation in Italy was causing fears of a resurgence of the euro zone debt crisis.
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It is also a wake-up call to those on the left-liberal spectrum that it is high time they got their act together.
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The test served as a wake-up call for the Defense Department, which suddenly realized that its national security apparatus was no longer secure.
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The probe will ultimately result in positive changes in the industry, Elliott said, adding that it's been a "real wake up call" for banks.
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Yet "this is a wake-up call that we need to pay attention to the health and well-being of our children," she added.
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The "Unite the Right" rally was obviously a wake-up call for many Americans about the resurgence of white nationalism in the Trump era.
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For establishment Republicans accustomed to enjoying their privileged positions in elite society, Kavanaugh was a wake-up call — a "red pill," if you will.
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Sanford's loss should be a wake-up call for Republican members of Congress who find themselves out of step with the Trump policy agenda.
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The Russian government's campaign to tip the scales in Trump's favor should have been a wake-up call for Americans across the political spectrum.
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A Democratic strategist tells The Hill that losing the South Carolina primary would be a "wake-up call" for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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Thinking you're "almost always" paying attention but seeing that your teachers say this happens only "sometimes" was often the wake-up call students needed.
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But they got a huge wake-up call on how the Legislature actually works -- a lesson Superintendent Jim Beckham wants students to witness, too.
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They said the findings should serve as yet another wake-up call for policymakers to halt the cycle of destruction of the natural world.
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"This is a big wake-up call to any incumbent on the ballot in November," said Mary Anne Marsh, a Boston-based Democratic strategist.
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"It's not a wake-up call anymore," said Cynthia Rosenzweig, who runs the climate impacts group at the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies.
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The success of this strategy "should be major wake-up call for defeatist liberal democrats," Mudde, the UGA expert on the far right, writes.
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The attack against Saudi Arabia's oil facilities is a wake-up call to dangers in the oil market, according to Chevron CEO Michael Wirth.
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"It is a wake-up call, and it makes us go even harder to find and get a grip on our audience," Nwandu said.
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"It's a wake-up call," said Senator John Thune of South Dakota, chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, which convened hearings on sex trafficking.
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After a shocking layoff wake-up call, I went full force on networking and landed a job that I think is my true calling.
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When you start willy-nilly foreign policy moves that are against U.S. interests, that is a wake-up call for people in the Senate.
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Bridle's post was a wake-up call for many people about the nature of YouTube's algorithm and the way it can trend toward extremes.
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Common Cause, which first obtained the hard drives, said the revelations on them were a wake-up call to supporters of the American system.
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Ms. Rao brings a much-needed perspective to California and should be "a wake-up call to the state's food media," according to Eater.
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But if ever there was a wake-up call that state-by-state, city-by-city action is not enough, that time is now.
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Moawad explained how he prepares athletes for monumental games like the Super Bowl in an interview with Katie Couric's Wake-Up Call newsletter Wednesday.
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"This might just be the wake-up call some of these governments and political parties need to improve their representation and governance," he said.
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An HQ2 litmus test would be a wake-up call to lawmakers in Texas, where RFRA legislation has been on the books for years.
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A wake-up call on obesity What this research shows, Berger said, is an association between cancer and obesity in younger and younger ages.
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"This is a wake-up-call" for corporate leaders, Lex Suvanto, global managing director of financial communications and capital markets at Edelman, told Axios.
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Chung said that Beijing's inability to control the flow of information about the outbreak will be a huge wake-up call for Chinese users.
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"It's an inconvenient message, but the species is under threat, and that should be a wake-up call to all of us," says Skakkebaek.
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This should certainly serve as a wake-up call at a time when the economy and financial markets seemed to be on cruise control.
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A protester named Erica Bruce told The New York Times that the House impeachment vote should serve as a wake-up call to voters.
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Wyze cofounder Dave Crosby told Business Insider the incident is a "wake-up call" that has led the company to reevaluate its security practices.
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"Is it that you feel superior behind a costume of indifference?" she coolly asks at one point, before delivering a searing wake-up call.
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For others, one hopes, this will be a wake-up call that Trump is a profoundly dishonest person but also a rather clever one.
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For more on how to deal with the early wake-up call and maximize productivity, we tapped the expertise of Microsoft productivity researcher Ronette Lawrence.
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I hope her question serves as a much-needed wake-up call for a community that has not always been totally honest in looking inward.
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"The rising rates, rising volatility and the moves in currencies were a wake-up call" for investors, said Gibson Smith, founder of Smith Capital Investors.
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"The potential to combine big industry players like ADM and Bunge will definitely be a wake-up call for others in the industry," O'Neil said.
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" 'Yet another wake-up call' President Donald Trump, speaking outside the White House on Saturday, told reporters that the shooting "looks like a hate crime.
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"It's got to be a wake-up call ... that jurors in this instance didn't like the evidence they heard and thought you were at fault."
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Whether you see Fire in Paradise as a cautionary tale, wake-up call, or simply great storytelling, it is paramount that you do see it.
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This is a wake-up call for the medical device industry, and an opportunity to respond proactively, fixing the vulnerabilities that exist in its products.
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As executed, though, hold that wake-up call, considering that most of its big ideas essentially rehash ground "Network" covered more than 40 years ago.
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Instead, he thinks this should be a wake-up call to think about ways to make roads safer for the people who aren't in cars.
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I love it because it's like a wake up call in the morning and it's a nice reminder that the product is doing its job.
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He said the attack is a "wake-up call" that officers must maintain vigilance in an environment where inmates can turn violent in an instant.
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Along with playing music, the speaker bulb has a timer function that can set off a mini light show for a morning wake-up call.
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" Western pop culture That should be a wake-up call for those of us who initially reacted with horror at this "most racist ad ever.
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"Have the most positive morning person in your life give you a wake-up call as you're getting ready for the day," Murray-Browne suggests.
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This minor health event should be a major wake-up call for her advisers as we go into the final stages of this long campaign.
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Smith spoke candidly with Men's Health in February 2014 about the change, also crediting the documentary Fed Up with giving him a wake-up call.
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The shooting last June should have been a wake-up call for our political discourse, but we've only been on a further slide since then.
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Above all, experts say it should be a wake-up call to the world on the need to sharply cut down on single-use plastics.
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At $2.99 a pop, these drinks are about the same price as your average coffee, and will certainly give you a similar wake up call.
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In Austria, a government official said the vote was "another wake-up call" in support of the tougher migration policies advocated by Chancellor Sebastian Kurz.
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It's a massive wake-up call for the increasingly arrogant agent, who escapes the hospital room and subsequently collapses in the hallway mid-panic attack.
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"I think it's just a wake up call to make a lot of life adjustments," sister Khloé Kardashian explained on The Ellen DeGeneres Show Tuesday.
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"They both got a wake-up call once they canceled the wedding, and they both realized they could fix what was broken," the source explains.
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August 30, 2017 Today on CNN 10: An unusual move by North Korea results in an unnerving wake-up call for many people in Japan.
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The big wake-up call for the team was seeing data a few years ago that showed that mobile searches would soon outnumber desktop queries.
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Voter discrimination, for any reason, should never occur, yet Texas' experience should serve as a wake-up call to other states considering new election laws.
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REGULATORY "RIGAMAROLE" Seattle's wake-up call came on a sweltering August night in 2012 when power failed in a downtown building housing key city servers.
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In a speech in September, Coeure said Facebook's proposed cryptocurrency project called libra has been a "wake-up call" for central banks around the world.
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Zoe Reiter, Transparency International's acting representative to the United States, called the results a "wake-up call" for American politicians in a statement to Reuters.
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It is, in a way, the world slapping us in the face, but we just have to look at it as a wake-up call.
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The tennis superstar got emotional paying tribute to his former coach, Peter Carter, for giving him a huge "wake-up call" early in his career.
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The outbreak has been a brutal wake-up call for Angola, currently Africa's biggest oil producer and, until recently, one of its brightest investment prospects.
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I want this to be somewhat of a wake up call to people within the industry it's not OK and you need to do better.
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The "yellow vests" protests should be a wake-up call for the climate movement of the possibility that populist anger might get directed at them.
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But the "Man of Steel" star said his set-back was a wake-up call that he needed to change his diet and physical health.
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"This is the latest wake up call for sellers to reduce their reliance on Amazon as their only sales channel and fulfillment partner," Sugarman said.
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"It's a huge wake-up call," said Mr. Steyer, who, along with his wife and four children, sleeps with his phone in a separate room.
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If that loss, to Sweden, symbolized one of the emotional low points of the team's proud history, it served, too, as a wake-up call.
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" And in Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the resignation "a wake-up call for the international community to take action against the Iranian aggression.
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If lawmakers thought they could skate by this month without doing anything on Obamacare, the past 24 hours have provided a brutal wake-up call.
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In the early 1990s, North Korea's announcement to withdraw from the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty and the International Atomic Energy Agency was a wake-up call.
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Driscoll told BuzzFeed News she hopes her experience serves as a sobering wake-up call for people who don't think the virus can affect them.
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Until now, there's been much less evidence of second thoughts about unmanaged development in red states, but Harvey may serve as a wake-up call.
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Mr. Cuomo said in a statement that the breach was "a wake-up call," and added that he hoped the regulations will be replicated nationwide.
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Mr. Trump's trade adviser, Peter Navarro, said it was "a wake up call" to avoid relying on Chinese production of medicines and other medical supplies.
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THE LAST FACE Sean Penn directs this moony global wake-up call, which came in for a historic drubbing at the 21980 Cannes Film Festival.
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" The rapper called the experience a "wake-up call" and admitted that "I wanted to stop drugs completely but I did it the wrong way.
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Many have called President Trump's election a wake-up call for American women, one that has inspired their increased grass-roots activism and political involvement.
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Mark Warner (D-Va.), who worked with Corker on housing reform, said Corker's retirement is a "wake-up call" that the chamber needs more pragmatists.
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" -- Europe is at risk of being torn asunder: Germany's Angela Merkel, in a warning to the E.U., says Brexit must be "a wake-up call.
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On Wednesday, Demers said law and lobbying firms and others should view the Skadden settlement as a wake-up call to revitalize their compliance practices.
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"Europe and Germany should take the inauguration of Donald Trump as a wake-up call," wrote Klaus-Dieter Frankenberger in the conservative Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
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He called Mr. Hogan's election two years ago a wake-up call to Democrats who had lost touch, comparing it to Donald J. Trump's election.
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If you've watched his episode of Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee, you know that President Obama wakes up every morning with a wake up call.
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Lange says after spending 2 months in county jail, the possibility of going to prison was the wake-up call he needed to get clean.
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This hard truth, and the strong pro-fossil-fuel tilt of President-elect Trump's cabinet, are a wake-up call for the U.S. environmental movement.
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Robert Sumwalt, chief of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), told CNN on Monday that the accident should be "a wake-up call" for limousine safety.
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My hope is that this will be a wake-up call to the national Democratic Party and the supporters that Michigan cannot be taken for granted.
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While the opposition's gain was marginal, critics said the high 57 percent turnout rate and Sou's win should be a wake-up call for the government.
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Yuscavitch describes an early wake up call in 2012 when an advertiser entered the network's system, then immediately changed its site address to impersonate the E!
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The fluctuating funding has also been a wake up call for African leaders who promised in 2015 to boost healthcare to 15 percent of government spending.
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Maybe this will be the wake up call to someone who is homophobic or hateful, to show that who I love doesn't change who I am.
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The 2014 study "was a real wake-up call," Chris Chambers, a professor of cognitive neuroscience at Cardiff University and co-author on that paper, says.
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In 2011, recorded a "wake up call" as part of a campaign with the Get Schooled Foundation, an education non-profit focused on improving graduation rates.
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If you're partying and staying up way too late way too much (or not sleeping at all), you could get a huge wake-up call today.
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WAKE-UP CALL The attack at the casino hotel complex, which is close to an airport terminal and air force base, lasted more than six hours.
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Some have said a December cyber attack on the Ukraine's energy grid that caused a temporary blackout of 225,000 should serve as a wake-up call.
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Expect a surprising wake-up call this morning as the Moon, in Water sign Cancer, clashes with electric Uranus, in fiery Aries, at 7:31 AM!
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"It's a wake-up call to look beyond traditional measures," said Gena Gammie, associate director of Forest Trends' water initiative, speaking of the recent Peru floods.
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If you want a more subtle wake-up call in the morning, you can turn on vibration as well as or instead of an audible alarm.
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So it was kinda just a wake-up call for me, that in order to raise her that way I had to do those things myself.
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That failure became a wake-up call when some of those bad actors were traced to a foreign power's bid to undermine the country's democratic process.
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The "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star, who was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes last year, has said his previous hospitalization was a wake-up call.
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While many thought his recent health scare would serve as a wake-up call, one source tells PEOPLE that Rob Kardashian is still shutting everyone out.
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But most of all, it is a wake-up call for governments, whose stockpiling of software vulnerabilities can be as dangerous as getting their missiles stolen.
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It is the first attack claimed by the Avengers since late September, when it said it attacked a crude export line as a "wake-up call".
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California pediatrician Tanya Altmann, who was not involved in the new study, says it is a "wake-up call," not only for caregivers but for pediatricians.
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New Zealand-based security scholar Marc Lanteigne said the Fairfax report, while unconfirmed, was "a wake up call" to Australia, New Zealand and the United States.
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" Microsoft also blamed the U.S. government, calling the attack a "wake-up call," and pleading with the government to "stop stockpiling tools to exploit digital vulnerabilities.
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The GDPR, as toothless as it is, is a wake up call to every spammer that ever slammed your email or followed you around the web.
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Talking about how his significant other (Serena Williams) had to be ushered through the process by Ohanian himself was one specific wake-up call, he noted.
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When the lights went out again in December, BHP Chief Executive Andrew Mackenzie said it was a "wake-up call" across Australia on energy policy failure.
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Despite its failings, the U.N. report is a wake-up call for India, which should use this opportunity to improve before a future report causes embarrassment.
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While many of the problems with US military communications and connectivity capabilities were previously known, the survey is intended to serve as a wake-up call.
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Paul Manafort's prosecution was a wake-up call for Washington lobbyists, and Craig's indictment is sounding the alarm for attorneys in a town full of them.
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Former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) on Friday said the sniper attack on police officers in Dallas should be a "wake-up call" for the country.
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As for the GOP, this double defeat is another wake-up call for Republicans in the House and Senate to work together on meaningful tax reform.
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The attack "should be, and must be, a wake-up call for those who haven't already been awakened by this problem and this risk," Johnson said.
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If these chameleon leaders and their policies have seemed remote in the past, 2017 has been a wake-up call about where they are taking us.
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The documents exposed this week, however, could be a great wake-up call to switch strategies and start communicating its value proposition directly to the consumer.
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This is The Rock's third attempt at an inspirational reality TV series, following early cancelations of his shows The Hero (2013) and Wake Up Call (2014).
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Again, it was a wake-up call, I think, particularly for young women who did not fight these initial gender battles in the '60s and '70s.
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If you've been slacking on something—whether it's brushing your teeth twice a day or clocking in correctly at work, a wake-up call will arrive.
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Bowers' wake-up call, so to speak, came when he landed in the hospital for exhaustion after getting only 4 hours of sleep over three days.
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Slim Thug is imploring folks in Houston -- and young people everywhere -- to start taking coronavirus seriously, and he hopes his diagnosis is a wake-up call.
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It has been a wake-up call to the ways of Washington particularly for the new members, who are getting a dramatic introduction to government dysfunction.
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The "wake-up call," says Yun Sun, a senior associate at the Stimson Center in Washington, came in Libya with the fall of the dictator Col.
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In what Estonian officials say was a wake-up call, the country was hit by cyber attacks on extensive private and government Internet sites in 2007.
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Ever since, Altamont has served as the symbolic end of the freewheeling 60s—a wake-up call that optimism and idealism weren't going to be enough.
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Mr. Foy said the low black and Hispanic enrollment in the specialized schools should be a wake-up call about problems in the city's 1,800 schools.
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I think the wake-up call for us with that letter was that we needed to do even more, and needed to do it faster. Right?
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Mike Ryan, executive director of the WHO's health emergencies program, said the rapid spread of the virus should be a wake-up call for the world.
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Whether or not coronavirus brings substantial harm to the economy, investors are hoping for a wake-up call that spurs the Kremlin to elevate economic priorities.
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The 2009 Iridium-Kosmos collision was a wake-up call for the world and kicked off important shifts in how humanity collectively manages spacecraft and debris.
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He hopes to see more security measures now at events in the Latino community and, more importantly, hopes the shooting will be a wake-up call.
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"These poll results should be an urgent wake-up call to change course," Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety President Cathy Chase said in a release.
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He has said that near failure was a wake-up call, which highlighted the need to surround himself with independent thinkers to stress test his theories.
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A board member at the European Central Bank said last month that Libra was a "wake-up call" that had revived the bank's electronic payment efforts.
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When I met her family and hometown friends, it was a wake-up call: I was probably the first Muslim most of them ever interacted with.
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"Losing my job as head coach of the Dallas Stars last month was a wake-up call," the 50-year-old Montgomery said in a statement.
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Despite this study's limitations, this small but growing pool of research should be a wake-up call to anyone facing a diagnosis of dementia, Isaacson said.
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"This case of cyber meets securities fraud should serve as a wake-up call for law firms around the world," the U.S. attorney in Manhattan said.
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"This verdict should be a wake-up call and we must work through the social causes of these crimes," said Greens lawmaker in Saxony Juergen Kasek.
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Still, he said the Wells Fargo episode was a "wake-up call" for the banking industry to show that the "culture and compensation make a difference."
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This should serve as a wake-up call to all governments that the solution to lasting peace and stability lies in guaranteeing more freedoms, not less.
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"Maybe this is a wake-up call for others who want the opportunity for the public market to be an outlet for raising capital," Smith said.
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"The findings should be a wake-up call to politicians and health service leaders," said Anita Charlesworth, director of research and economics at the Health Foundation.
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W Hotels plans to take its Wake Up Call festival to Dubai in the second half of 2019, when the W Hotel Dubai The Palm opens.
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Again, if you're looking for a positive scenario from the Trump presidency, it may be a big wake-up call where we cease being so complacent.
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"They pulled his worst behavior online and made a federal case over it," Federico said, adding this has been a "huge wake-up call" for Smith.
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Her unapologetic cash grab and lack of accountability is a necessary wake up call that not every emerging voice is interested in promoting socially conscious messages.
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Even if the referendum had gone the other way, it should still have served as a wake-up call to the European Union's unelected bureaucratic dictators.
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Melinda Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, one of the report's contributors, said the findings should act as a "wake-up call" for policymakers.
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Whether you are eight or 80, the dire UN report report should be a wake-up call about the real and immediate danger life on Earth faces.
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And don't tell me Barack Obama is a night owl, either – he may stay up beyond midnight, but this is followed by a 210am wake-up call.
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Janet Yellen just gave the markets a wake-up call — the Federal Reserve does intend to raise rates three times this year, and possibly even in March.
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"Making a Murderer was a wake-up call for people about what happens in their courts, but it shouldn't be taken as an isolated example," Buting says.
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No matter how the laws shape up and counter-drone technology evolves, Sherry said the disruptions at Heathrow and Gatwick should serve as a wake-up call.
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"Moving forward this must serve as yet another wake-up call that antisemitism is a growing and deadly menace," the Holocaust Memorial Museum said in a statement.
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We also hope that this will be a wake-up call to those who have not considered the relevance of these kinds of collaborations in the past.
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But the new study should be a wake-up call that much more is needed to help the Baltic Sea recover from its current oxygen-starved state.
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My wake-up call happened when I realized that the battle for my heart was regularly being fought inside the tiny squares of my to-do list.
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Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff saw Canada as a wake-up call regardless, not least because of reliability problems the team battled right up to the start.
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This moment should also serve as a wake-up call for other men with sway among millennials to add their voices on the issue of sexual assault.
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It was a wake-up call for Hun Sen, particularly as opposition supporters took to the streets to back their demand for a fairer share of power.
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This should be a wake-up call for both wallet developers as well as their users, who Bednarek said should be ensuring they're using a trusted wallet.
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"It's is a wake up call to the growing geopolitical and economic uncertainties around the globe," said Sam Stovall, chief equity strategist at S&P/Capital IQ.
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The "assassination" of Kim Jong Nam ought to be a "wake-up call", Lee Jung-Hoon, South Korean ambassador for North Korean human rights, told the event.
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She also said the European Union, whose 28 leaders will be discussing migration at the end of the month, needs a "wake-up call" on the topic.
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The solid brass pull gives the pot (and your morning routine) an extra touch of luxury—just what you deserve for your 6 am wake up call.
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The solid brass pull gives the pot (and your morning routine) an extra touch of luxury—just what you deserve for your 6 am wake up call.
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Head coach Jim Curtin described the loss as "a good wake-up call" for the Union, who are just 223-222-226 in their last five matches.
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Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith said Sunday that the ransomware attack should serve as a "wake-up call" to governments not to hoard vulnerabilities.
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"Moving to London was a wake-up call," says Sari Zeidler, editorial director of growth at Quartz, a site that specializes in news from Africa and India.
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Jon Ossoff's loss Tuesday night in a hyper-competitive Georgia race -- the most expensive in history -- "better be a wake up call for Democrats," tweeted Massachusetts Rep.
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I do five alarms on my phone, a wake up call from the front desk, I usually have a friend call me or someone in the morning.
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Zak worked 16- to 20-hour days until he had an unsettling wake-up call this year: At 30, he was hospitalized after having suffered a stroke.
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" Trump's 2020 campaign manager apologizes for email sent out earlier today in Lara Trump's name that criticized CNN and said the media needed "a wake up call.
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I think this was a wake-up call for a lot of the world and the question remains: Will there be the proper amount of follow-through?
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Johnson East says her career wake-up call came when an injury forced her to retire just one week prior to qualifying for the 2012 Olympic team.
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"This is a wake-up call," Congressman Steve Stivers of Ohio, the chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, told GOP leaders during Wednesday's closed-door meeting.
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Some Democrats argued that the loss was a wake-up call that Democrats need to do more soul searching and find a message that resonates with voters.
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Hopefully, the Moody's decision will be a useful wake-up call for the Chinese government to start addressing the serious problems associated with its credit market overhang.
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We've got them in a great position now, but this is a wake-up call for Democrats to do better for black people and poor white people.
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Nicki Minaj heard the wake-up call loud and clear -- she's taking new precautions at home after crooks ransacked her place and jacked $200k worth of stuff.
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"It's really a wake-up call for parents and communities across the country to look around their schools and neighborhoods and put together a plan," he said.
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"It's kind of a wake-up call to the hotels," said Michael Potter, a University of Kentucky entomology professor and a co-author of the bedbug report.
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But the study should still be a wake-up call for night owls, who may want to take extra efforts to maintain a healthy lifestyle, she said.
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Eric Hoh, a top executive at the cybersecurity firm FireEye, said he believes this incident should serve as a wake-up call to some of Singapore's neighbors.
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Coronavirus is a wake-up call that the time has come to renew sustained investments in NIH for the future physical and financial health of US citizens.
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The botched attempt to hide Henriette annihilates that fog, but of course the wake-up call arrives far too late, a moral failing that remains bitterly relevant.
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Some have heralded Amazon's search for their second headquarters as a wake-up call to policymakers about the need for increased computer science and STEM education funding.
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An indiscriminate wake-up call Many minority residents in Austin have been on edge since the bombings started, as the first three bombings killed or wounded minorities.
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NHL coach Jim Montgomery -- who was recently fired by the Dallas Stars -- says he's admitting himself into rehab after the "wake-up call" of losing his job.
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Some strategists say that creates the opportunity for a sudden wake up call and a rush of volatility when the Fed releases its statement at 2 p.m.
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Perhaps one of the most remarkable things about Roberts' 20 years on the job, though: She claims to have never missed an early morning wake-up call.
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"To confront this was quite an emotional wake-up call for the family," David Kamenetzky, board chairman of both the foundation and JAB, told the Associated Press.
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Hopefully this suit will serve as a wake-up call not only to Frontier and the greater airline industry, but also to businesses across the United States.
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It was even used as the wake-up call for astronauts on the Space Shuttle Atlantis in space in 1997, according to the Songerwriters Hall of Fame.
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"2016 was a wake-up call for everybody in terms of misinformation and disinformation," Stephen Buckner, the Census Bureau's assistant associate director for communication, told CNN Business.
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There's already been much talk about this iteration of Art Basel, which ended on Sunday, having been a kind of wake-up call for the art world.
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And Mr. Johnson's Brexit plan was a wake-up call for them, as it would keep Northern Ireland in a customs union with the Republic of Ireland.
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Wisconsin Democrats just picked up a Republican-held state legislature seat in special elections on Tuesday, serving yet another wake-up call to Republicans in the state.
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But, as Matt Yglesias argues, Sanders's success should be a wake-up call to a Democratic establishment that tried and failed to arrange an easy nomination for Clinton.
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Trump says he will 'never' drop out Kasich said he isn't sure if this will be a wake-up call for Republican voters, who nominated Trump over him.
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Myers, the CEO of Abounding Prosperity, said Booker's death was a wake-up call for the black LGBTQ community to seek accountability on behalf of black transgender people.
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Markets could be in for a wake-up call: The European Central Bank released a report today saying that US stock prices are overpriced and may soon retreat.
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Vice President Mike Pence's speech blasting China was a "wake up call," and it had been in recent weeks "roiling" the stock market, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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" Jennifer Gibson, a staff attorney at human rights NGO Reprieve, which represents victims of drone attacks in Yemen and Pakistan, said: "This report is a wake up call.
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For some, seeing Kosoko Jackson's career being torpedoed by the same culture that was supposed to protect and value his voice was a particularly poignant wake-up call.
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"Ad-blocking technology is an opportunity and a wake-up call to the advertising industry to pay attention to what consumers are actually saying," an Opera spokeswoman said.
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"Hopefully, that was the wake-up call we need," said Cruz, who is 10-for-22 in his last six games and has 25 home runs this season.
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"This attack should be a final wake-up call for Ukraine's police to take decisive action against hate crimes," said Tanya Cooper, Ukraine researcher at Human Rights Watch.
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Flint should be a wake-up call for folks to take a hard look at their drinking systems, where their water comes from, and what it's passing through.
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"This might be a great wake-up call," said NBC cybersecurity analyst, Alex Stamos, director of the Stanford Internet Observatory and a former head of security at Facebook.
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Jacob said he hoped that Harvey will be the wake-up call that finally gets the region to accept that it needs a new approach to urban development.
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"This should serve as a wake-up call for technology companies, governments and all internet users," Will Cathcart, the head of WhatsApp, writes in a WaPo op-ed.
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Today's Day of Action is intended to be a collective wake-up call, a protest that alerts the public to the serious changes facing the internet at large.
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"This study was a huge wake-up call to us about the quality of water worldwide," said Richard Damania, World Bank economist and one of the study's authors.
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" Health-care strategist Rita Numerof said that "for low-scoring hospitals" the star ratings "should be a wake-up call from the nurses' stations to the C-Suite.
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The UN's Global Sustainable Development Goals include targets for improving gender equality, and Plan's report is a wake-up call to governments trying to bridge the gender gap.
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"Although, it's not really sirens blaring, it's more of a wake-up call," said Mike Loewengart, vice president of investment strategy at E-Trade, about the sell-off.
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Many analysts anticipated November's decision by the International Monetary Fund to include the renminbi into its global reserve currency basket would be a wake-up call for China.
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"The partial government shutdown serves as a wake-up call that emergency savings must be made a more serious priority," said Mark Hamrick, senior economic analyst at Bankrate.com.
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The former Bravo fitness show star tells TMZ her DUI case was a wake-up call that she's used as a motivator to take responsibility in her life.
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Getting a health wake-up call changed Jaime Chiang's whole approach to health insurance last year, after she was the victim of a crime and suffered multiple injuries.
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Diana tells TMZ the rash of sexual abuse claims since the Harvey Weinstein scandal broke should be a wake up call for society to stop living in denial.
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But it should also be a major wake-up call to the thousands of people putting internet-connected fridges, light bulbs, thermostats, and other appliances in their homes.
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At the same time, perhaps bratty frat bros who think rape boils down to the follies of campus drinking culture deserve to have a harsh wake-up call.
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Whatever happens to Gianforte's political career, however, his actions should be a wake-up call for the GOP: sooner or later, it will be time to clean house.
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"TfL's decision soon became the latest wake-up call for a company that had grown incredibly quickly but still needed to grow up," he added in a statement.
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I still can't get over the fact that when Magento gets the wake-up call from Professor X, Apocalypse misses it because he's redesigning Archangel's facial makeup. Seriously.
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The former Trump aide named Brexit, the United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union (EU) that Bannon heavily supported, as a wake-up call for his efforts.
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Trump's tariffs provided a "wake-up call for the industry," said Margevicius, who also serves on the board of an industry trade group, the Bicycle Product Suppliers Association.
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The berries also make the face wash smell amazing (like candy or jam), which is a nice wake-up call as you wash your face in the morning.
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For Google and its Silicon Valley peers, the fine is being seen as a wake-up call that Europe is ready to challenge them on their data practices.
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For Google and its Silicon Valley peers, the fine is being seen as a wake-up call that Europe is ready to challenge them on their data practices.
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Because this has been an alarming wake-up call for an industry that has prided itself on its efficiency, innovation and strong usage growth in the transport sector.
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That should be a wake up call for home buyers to consider whether your next potential home could be at risk of a flood or other natural disaster.
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If all goes well, a record-breaking run for "Baahubali 2" would be a wake-up call for Bollywood, where cinema attendance has halved from a decade ago.
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A non-leadership source told me it should be a wake up call to leadership, who are fixated on using tax reform as a selling point to voters.
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In the midst of that, Cox's murder hasn't just been a tragedy (both sides suspended campaigning yesterday) — it's been something of a wake-up call to many observers.
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"If we thought yesterday's results were a wake-up call, just wait for the European elections on the 23rd of May," Davidson told a party conference in Aberdeen.
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He called comments he received an "atomic blackpill"—a huge wake-up call that he would never get a girlfriend without taking drastic measures to alter his body.
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"My hope would be that this is a huge wake up call to America that we have serious deficiencies in our health and mental health systems," says Brown.
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"I'm hoping that China's move may serve as a bit of a wake-up call that the 'just say no' approach doesn't work," Mr. 't Sas-Rolfes said.
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But the wake-up call was impossible to miss, and the question of what the practice of law even means to her anymore is equally hard to ignore.
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