As Ally and her cloak walk away from the mirror, we walk away from Cult.
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I think it would be a grave error to walk away from Europe, to walk away from NATO.
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"The Chinese saw him walk away from North Korea and they're concerned he will walk away from the China deal," the official said.
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While you could maybe walk away from a real estate transaction, we really can't walk away from these trade agreements without jeopardizing the economy.
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Just as he couldn't walk away from the Wildlings' plight — even though his men hated him for taking their side — and just as he couldn't walk away from his responsibilities in the North, he won't be able to lie about his heritage and walk away from being heir to the Iron Throne.
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Yeah, they walk away from the server where their code is running, but they don't walk away from all the knowledge they gained making it, or the individual talents they've honed.
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We needed to learn to walk away from clients and suppliers that did not meet our cash-cycle needs (and it is tough for an entrepreneur to ever walk away from business).
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"Even if we walk away from using opioids for back and knee pain, we can't walk away from patients who have been treated with opioids for years or even decades now," she added.
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"I can't walk away from him without him following me."
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"To walk away from what I'm good at?" he said.
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" Obama added, "I'd walk away from those events so hopeful.
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It's difficult to walk away from that type of situation.
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Knowing when to walk away from a job is challenging.
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People just walk away from me because I started to.
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I am now not afraid to walk away from deals.
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They both want to walk away from it claiming victory.
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But we had to walk away from that particular suggestion.
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That's something that she just can't walk away from entirely.
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And I could walk away from it and be fine.
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This is not something you can just walk away from.
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It's going to be hard to walk away from that.
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I realized that I cannot just walk away from it.
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That's why it's so difficult to walk away from Trump.
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Employees can walk away from these trainings with triggered emotions.
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Yet the networks couldn't walk away from the company either.
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One can walk away from even the most offensive speech.
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What do they do if you walk away from them?
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But I don't want to walk away from it now.
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"This is something you don't walk away from," she said.
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Yudhishithira now wants only to walk away from the damage.
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But Avenatti wasn't about to walk away from the fight.
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They usually walk away from the game at that point.
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I walk away from the Elton household with mixed emotions.
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Beware what happens when you walk away from your lineage.
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It's time for Arya to walk away from the game.
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Kalanick will walk away from the deal with $1.4 billion.
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I'm not suggesting we walk away from the coal miner.
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Some people walk away from [opioid addiction], which is great.
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But then they walk away from it by using stimulants.
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As a nation, we cannot walk away from these commitments.
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For now, both parties walk away from the table content.
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Tree got emotional and had to walk away from the crowd.
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Walk away from them or go into another room or office.
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No country has said it will walk away from global action.
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Would Freeze actually walk away from $15 million because of it?
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"The One's Who Walk Away From Omelas" by Ursula Le Guin.
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It was "empowering" to walk away from that show, Handler says.
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YOU HAVE TO BE ABLE TO WALK AWAY FROM AN ACQUISITION.
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I had to walk away from the parade of bad news.
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Walk away from your screen every 4-6 hours. Liquids.Popsicles. Kindness.
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Clinton herself, and have decided to walk away from the party.
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As they say: Any bear attack you can walk away from ...
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There's no better time than now to walk away from Destiny.
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Mattis agreed it would be wrong to "walk away" from Afghanistan.
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One day, he decided to walk away from the city. Literally.
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"We certainly aren't going to walk away from this," he said.
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Now is not the time to walk away from these investments.
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But she said she couldn't walk away from climate change, either.
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And they are starting to walk away from their own leaders.
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Is there anyone that's just going to walk away from this?
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I've never been so glad to walk away from a story.
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Have you ever seen us walk away from defending marriage equality?
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"Walk away from your work space for lunch," Mx. Streams said.
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I don't know why I wanted to walk away from that.
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"I remember having to walk away from my computer," he said.
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Even Trump's decision to walk away from the talks lacked drama.
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We of course can walk away from this when we want.
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But you can't always afford to walk away from a paycheck.
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Trump has repeatedly threatened to walk away from the trade agreement.
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It's okay to walk away from toxicity, regardless of the source.
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SoftBank is insisting it could walk away from an Uber deal.
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Part of me wanted to walk away -- from Paulette and the story.
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"For a moment, I wanted to walk away from it," Anderson said.
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" More seriously, Kimmel hopes to walk away from the show "relatively unscathed.
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But we really can't walk away from these survivors of sex crimes.
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Lara Jean goes on to apologize and walk away from John Ambrose.
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I will constantly walk away from what I'm doing to do this.
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He wants her to walk away from their last night feeling confident.
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YOU HAVE TO BE ABLE TO WALK AWAY FROM A BUSINESS DEAL.
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The presidency is not a deal he can easily walk away from.
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Such frustrations can lead young people to walk away from the process.
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Inevitably, some will walk away from the process disagreeing with the outcome.
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Bluetooth devices stop working as soon as you walk away from them.
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You don't walk away from the transcendental experience knowing all the answers.
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"They're too good to walk away from and I just don't know."
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But Germany can't simply walk away from Turkey, as Erdoǧan well knows.
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"We can't and we must not walk away from them," she said.
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So is Trump really going to walk away from the negotiating table?
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A California homeowner's incentive is simply to walk away from the obligation.
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They didn't walk away from me—that was a turning point, really.
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I'll walk away from this game, set it ablaze and walk away.
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But don't expect Comcast to just walk away from Disney's latest offer.
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Either way, you're about to walk away from this very, very spoiled.
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Are you ready to walk away from the politics of the past?
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"We walk toward what most people walk away from," Dr. Goldfarb said.
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Is it okay to just walk away from her because of this?
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There are certain things in life you can't really walk away from.
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Phelps, however, did not walk away from the 2016 Games empty-handed.
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But she did walk away from the reality TV series making headlines.
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They can walk away from treatment at any time they feel frustrated.
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Three of the men were able to walk away from the ship.
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It's not easy for an Asian man to walk away from that.
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That's not something companies want to walk away from, nor should they.
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When l gave that command, Mayfield began to walk away from me.
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It's rather common for musicians to walk away from artistic projects, of course.
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I don&apost think people are going to walk away from it unscathed.
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EMANUEL: In the end does the dear leader walk away from the table?
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As Harrison Ford would put it -- any landing you can walk away from ...
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It's entirely possible that Verizon might still walk away from the deal altogether.
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They simply walk away from the scene, and things carry on as planned.
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If we have to do it, we cannot walk away from our responsibilities.
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If there were not enough sellers, SoftBank could walk away from the deal.
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But instead of shooting, they turn around and walk away from the door.
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I've had to walk away from situations I don't want to be in.
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"The JV (joint venture) isn't about to walk away from Kenya," said Mbogo.
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On Late Night, Seth Meyers had to actually walk away from his desk.
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Here are four signs that you ought to walk away from a purchase.
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Why would anyone walk away from a glamorous, high-profile job like that?
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The CEOs were reportedly "shocked" to walk away from the meeting empty-handed.
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It was hard to walk away from last year's Emmys without a smile.
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He has threatened to walk away from table, but ultimately stayed the course.
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We cannot promise anything, except that we will not walk away from them.
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But this doesn't mean that I want to walk away from the work.
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The alternative, Trump has threatened, is that he'll walk away from the deal.
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"If the Iranians want to walk away from the deal, fine," he added.
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To be sure, people's mortgage bills have become harder to walk away from.
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If it chooses to walk away from South Korea, will it be safer?
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Paul Ryan Is House Speaker Paul Ryan about to walk away from Congress?
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It turns out I overestimated our ability to walk away from a challenge.
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They walk away from it the way we're used to seeing prisoners walk.
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And the conservatives were trying to walk away from that a little bit.
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You do not walk away from your father when he is addressing you.
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Instead, these lawyers will walk away from this case with their reputations intact.
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Typically, you can walk away from a boss and they'll grant breathing room.
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I walk away from the meeting feeling a lot better about the deliverable.
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But Democrats did not walk away from a deeply divisive hearing with nothing.
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Everybody was trying to walk away from it when it was coming out.
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Iran is unlikely to simply walk away from the nuclear deal, the authors believe.
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ET: Did America walk away from the Trump-Kim Summit with a good deal?
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Either way, the strategies adopted by firms will be hard to walk away from.
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He chose to walk away from the whole performance, rather than risk things escalating.
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But many people clearly walk away from Trump rallies having understood what he said.
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I&aposm not that worried that he will walk away from a bad deal.
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People of all ages still walk away from Meera out of impatience or frustration.
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Even if prices fall, they are unlikely to walk away from their mortgage debt.
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Therefore, you walk away from The Rain even more desperate for a sophomore year.
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It was really hard when I first started to just walk away from that.
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Mr Hooper is not alone in daring to walk away from an exploitative boss.
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He decided to walk away from the money and go public with his experience.
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I would also call you a 'non-believant' and walk away from the conversation.
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New York (CNN Business)Anadarko Petroleum could walk away from its marriage with Chevron.
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Warning: You may walk away from this slideshow feeling vexed, irritated, and...well, annoyed.
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Rather than walk away from the club, the Dutch want it to work better.
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To walk away from that now is a betrayal of our shared core values.
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He was so disappointed, he was ready to walk away from the sport altogether.
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It's important that you don't walk away from these people; it's a symbolic moment.
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And if Trump thinks he can walk away from this unscathed, he's kidding himself.
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What if you could walk away from an abusive relationship [without worrying about money]?
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Did you walk away from this film wanting a sequel, or more spinoff movies?
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Trump has shown a willingness to walk away from plenty of things as President.
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Mr Trump's readiness to walk away from the system could do it permanent harm.
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The U.S. neighbors will not walk away from the negotiating table, the people said.
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What are the practical implications of a gradual Iranian walk-away from the JCPOA?
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Spicer was then given the chance to walk away from his Assad-Hitler comparison.
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"I can tell you, nobody will walk away from these cars for gas prices."
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I will not walk away from the people and communities whom I love deeply.
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PepperTap was forced to walk away from food deliveries after facing three major problems.
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Rick Scott (R) walk away from the gun lobby and embrace stronger gun laws.
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But she probably won't walk away from the game a newly anointed football fan.
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They have gotten to the point where it's madness to walk away from that.
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Of them all, Gilot was the only woman to ever walk away from Picasso.
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It's hard to walk away from a relationship you've put time and effort into.
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Any of those could prompt the United States to walk away from the deal.
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Any negative feelings — dejection, disappointment, unhappiness — should make you walk away from the item.
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De la Hoya has seen fighters walk away from his Golden Boy stable before.
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"I can't answer why some people would walk away from cars," Mr. Smith said.
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"We can never walk away from lethal fires being a human decision," he said.
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President Trump made the right choice to walk away from a deal in Hanoi.
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I decided to walk away from that business and go do this full time.
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Consider what would happen if we walk away from our nuclear bargain with Iran.
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The threats to walk away from NAFTA have spread alarm in U.S. farm states.
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But you cannot walk away from it, you have to try to resolve it.
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Finally, Mueller does not seem ready to walk away from Trump himself just yet.
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Will Stark really be able to just walk away from all of this unscathed?
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Many people clearly walk away from Trump rallies having seemingly understood what he said.
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Once you start the project and you commit funds, you cannot walk away from it.
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"I don't see any reason to walk away from the four-camera show," he said.
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I am in an enviable position in that I can walk away from a job.
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Yet Rosenbluth said investors have been slow to walk away from funds that include gunmakers.
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President Trump was not the first president to walk away from a high-risk negotiation.
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Something the character can't walk away from and slowly it causes him to go insane.
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He wants the world to walk away from this tournament in awe, not in fear.
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L or walk away from the British firm, the UK's Takeover Panel said on Monday.
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"I wouldn't walk away from U.S. companies that do have exposure to China," Hooper said.
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This made it hard for the Trump administration to just walk away from the deal.
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Energy Transfer is not able to walk away from the deal, under its current terms.
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Sometimes you just have to walk away from a record and come back to it.
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Ultimately, Priddy believes many of the Western oil giants could walk away from the table.
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They could walk away from the Furby after a minute or two; I could not.
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The JDD weekly said Safran could walk away from the deal, without identifying its sources.
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"We hope people walk away from the EDGY Conference inspired, encouraged and empowered," adds Carpenter.
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Last week, Arie had to get up and walk away from their date, seemingly distressed.
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How would you convince someone to walk away from something they made and care for?
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"No country will walk away from such investments," writes Vaclav Smil, a Canadian energy expert.
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"Central banks are like doctors, they never walk away from the patient," El-Erian said.
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Walk away from life altogether for four years, and time warp to January of 2021.
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VanAllen's hopes that Kelly does not walk away from this trial a free man — again.
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If a good deal is not renegotiated, Mexico plans to walk away from the pact.
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Can other companies walk away from allegedly abusive artists as seemingly easily as Spotify has?
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"They will walk away from you if you negotiate during the interview process," warns Drexler.
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By winning Texas, Alaska and Oklahoma, Cruz didn't walk away from Super Tuesday empty-handed.
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Miller says he "can't even begin to comprehend" why Trump would walk away from it.
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"I don't think they are going to walk away from that just yet," said McFaul.
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Siemens is ready to walk away from the tie-up which was announced in Sept.
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And we might have been better served not to walk away from that diplomatic progress.
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I walk away from every class I teach encouraged and just honored to be there.
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A very unfortunate mechanical failure but I am very fortunate to walk away from it.
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She's a hell of a woman and I find it hard to walk away from.
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The White House has to decide whether it will walk away from the deal altogether.
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Failure bonuses notwithstanding, no normal person would walk away from X thinking it looked frugal.
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Softbank, which owns Sprint, intends to walk away from the talks, Nikkei reported on Monday.
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When that happens — especially if it's your first time — you don't walk away from it.
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But 11 years into his soccer journey, he decided to walk away from it all.
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Ford would walk away from a deal it felt was unfair, a second person said.
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Maybe not for impeachment, but definitely not being able to walk away from the facts.
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Will we walk away from the night with a whole slew of new reaction GIFs?
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That's optimal: for everyone to be able to walk away from this situation feeling resolved.
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As soon as you walk away from that, it's just a very skinny cheese sandwich.
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"It's a fair trade," Rick assures them, one they can all walk away from unharmed.
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If someone says, "Maj, I don't like your hair," I can walk away from that.
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If there are not enough interested sellers, SoftBank can still walk away from the deal.
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It was clear; the big picture was that we would walk away from our values.
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Medicare "can't walk away from the table" and refuse to cover a drug, he said.
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I don't think they will walk away from a deal and end up with nothing.
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She was able to get up and walk away from the accident on her own.
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And the oil giants can't possibly walk away from one of the world's biggest producers.
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"You can't walk away from this and believe that Russia's not currently active," he added.
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But the banks, it turns out, never actually promised to walk away from coal completely.
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But so help me God, if I walk away from this with a supermodel girlfriend!
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But you have to know which battles to fight and which to walk away from.
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It looked scary, but the utility worker was able to walk away from the scene.
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"GM is hard to walk away from because the insurance benefits are awesome," Amato said.
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They walk away from the experience with a new appreciation for inclusion, empathy and tolerance.
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There is speculation that the company may even try to walk away from the deal.
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But should Trump decide to decertify or walk away from the deal, he has allies.
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LOL. I would have to say the one secret for me would be that it is okay to walk away from work to be with your kids, and it is also okay to walk away from your kids to get things done for work.
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Don't tell anyone I told you this, but take my word: Walk away from this game.
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Johnson would hardly be the first player to walk away from the game in his prime.
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It's impossible to walk away from an episode of Game of Thrones without a million questions.
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If you walk away from it, it detects that and turns off the always-on display.
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"I really cannot believe that someone can just walk away from something like that," she said.
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When I get overwhelmed by a crowd, I'll walk away from the rest of my group.
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We can't walk away from that, but must invest even more in a strong ground game.
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The woman was able to walk away from the scene and did not appear seriously injured.
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Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov The decision to walk away from the offer could prove fateful.
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Being able to walk away from sessions, from poetry, from dreams of being a poetry professor.
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Canada has suggested it will walk away from the talks if Chapter 19 is tossed aside.
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Silicon Valley isn't happy with President Trump's decision to walk away from the Paris climate accord.
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Young fans will walk away from the scene confused, at best, about their own sexual agency.
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"What we don't want to do is ever walk away from our customer base." he said.
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They both try and fit into mainstream, capitalist Western culture — only to walk away from it.
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I have watched highly-esteemed colleagues walk away from medicine and have felt burned out myself.
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Trump's decision to walk away from TPP damaged at least some of Abe's structural reform drives.
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"I'm going to be 100 percent real with you: walk away from this," he told Jordan.
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People walk away from the broken windows at the Brussels airport after the attack on Tuesday.
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DE) has the right to walk away from an agreed deal to break up Innogy (IGY.
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Most founders don't walk away from their startup after raising $32 million and reaching 1000 clients.
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The ones who do not, walk away from Omelas into the great unknown never to return.
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But then only days later, the President Trump threatened publically to walk away from the agreement.
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I am sure that readers will walk away from the piece very impressed with Ahmad's work.
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Washington says it is still in talks with Ankara to "walk away" from the Russian systems.
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He added: "So what do you say Mr. Trump, can you walk away from this deal?"
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She promised to walk away from the Brexit negotiations if they were not to her liking.
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That by forcing Democrats to walk away from the table, Trump will improve his party's leverage.
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It's the most peculiar thing; it's like getting hotter as you walk away from a bonfire.
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President Donald Trump has said he will walk away from NAFTA unless major changes are made.
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You guys are like me, I never walk away from a table without thanking the waiter.
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It's unlikely any of the companies will walk away from the alliance for the time being.
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He prefers to take things apart and then walk away from the rubble without looking back.
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"After you walk away from The Bachelor, it's not like your life becomes private," Higgins explained.
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But some companies are finding it hard to walk away from the oil-rich kingdom's money.
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It's hard to walk away from Netflix's Making a Murderer without a big sense of outrage.
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I want little children to walk away from the book thinking, I can do something, too.
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" At the bottom of the screen flashed a chyron: "Dems Walk Away From Sensible Wall Debate.
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Even if customers could walk away from their Boeing orders without losing money, they probably wouldn't.
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SoftBank could walk away from part of its WeWork bailout, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
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"To walk away from someone you love, it's the worst feeling in the world," she says.
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You will walk away from this a happier person who felt included and special and held.
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"You can't just walk away from it," Bloomberg told ABC News, referring to the secrecy agreements.
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When Mr. Xi appeared to walk away from Mr. Trump's grip unscathed, the Chinese media applauded.
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U.S. President Donald Trump frequently threatens to walk away from NAFTA unless big changes are made.
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Our son Michael likes to say, 'Every landing you walk away from is a successful landing.
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Can Trump stop fooling himself about the Taliban and walk away from this fake peace deal?
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Guys might walk away from it and close the door, but they don't lock it behind.
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"What he meant was that I wasn't going to walk away from my obligations," Biden continued.
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If you're not willing to walk away from an agreement, you're not gonna get one, right?
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For the first time a parent could walk away from a failing and substandard public school.
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People who walk away from Vegas celebrating what they've won have forgotten how much they've lost.
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She has had clients walk away from homes because the estimated flood insurance rates were too high.
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"This is definitely a decision solely made to walk away from the game health-wise," Orakpo said.
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"They made a judgment and they're not willing to walk away from their own judgment," she said.
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Liman is the latest director to walk away from a DC Extended Universe project, but Warner Bros.
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The poor will walk away from social benefits if they come with being treated like a criminal.
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Prior to Thursday's announcement, investment bank Stifel predicted that Chevron would walk away from the Anadarko deal.
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You hear a lot of guys who find it very tough to walk away from professional sports.
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As we walk away from this season, we somehow have even less idea what is going on.
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If we cannot get the type of agreement we want, we will walk away from that effort.
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Is the company's grip on online and offline life too great to ever reasonably walk away from?
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Kim would be taking a huge risk by forcing the U.S. to walk away from the table.
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It's a hard couple of hours, and we almost walk away from each other a few times.
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Turkey would probably not be able to walk away from the deal even if it wanted to.
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Lava usually flows pretty slowly, so you have time to "briskly" walk away from it, Damby says.
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You know, Kerry can&apost walk away from the table because he&aposs made from a table.
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Because he wouldn't run away, he wouldn't walk away from us, so that was the only [conclusion].
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OneWeb could decide to walk away from the deal and pursue another acquisition target, the sources added.
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Sources told CNBC that despite their objections, the two countries will not walk away from the negotiations.
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"I hope to walk away from the sport after making some difference in those areas," she said.
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"If they try to walk away from Donald Trump, then they alienate the Trump base voters," Rep.
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Leverage in negotiations is a function of which party can walk away from the deal more easily.
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Just when they were about to walk away from the foster care system, they got a call.
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Covent Garden is just a tube stop or brief walk away from London's popular Piccadilly-Circus station.
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The one thing I want women to know is that you don't walk away from a fight.
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Tech employees were the most likely to walk away from a work event with a free drink.
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But learning how to walk away from giant projects is still a skill I'm trying to develop.
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Susan Wiviott: You walk by them, you walk around them, or you walk away from them sometimes.
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You never want to walk away from the game knowing that you served a four-game suspension.
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She is under pressure from some in her party to threaten to walk away from the talks.
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That competition appears to have played a role in prompting Sequoia to walk away from its investment.
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Mr Nielsen says the next government will negotiate with the IMF, rather than walk away from it.
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Raab said that could convince the EU that Britain would not walk away from a bad deal.
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I did not walk away from this acrostic feeling terribly wise, but the passage cheered me up.
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In another case, a man on the subway watched people walk away from him after he coughed.
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Trump, who says NAFTA is weighted against his country, has threatened to walk away from the agreement.
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But if, like him, you are an immigrant the subject is probably hard to walk away from.
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Izvestia said the incident occurred in a busy area a few minute's walk away from the Kremlin.
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Administration officials said they expected the Palestinians to walk away from the process, at least for now.
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Nevertheless, the former Secretary of State will still walk away from the primary with four pledged delegates.
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As storms grow stronger, so are the calls to walk away from the most flood-prone places.
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"If the evidence is weak, the board will likely walk away from its claim," Mr. Cholst said.
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You can't take it lightly, but you can't walk away from him, be afraid to fight him.
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And it's very hard for a music label boss to walk away from money on the table.
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"We might walk away from some of those deals," Moran said on an earnings conference call on Tuesday.
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"I've always wanted to walk away from the game on my terms," Orakpo said in a press conference.
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So, once he did walk away from it, then the coverage shifted to he is a bad negotiator.
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Fortunately, he was not rear ended, and was able to walk away from the wreck without serious injury.
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Following a season built around a wedding, Jimmy and Gretchen walk away from their story distinctly, purposefully unmarried.
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We need chemical reaction networks that can get up and walk away from the environment where they originated.
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"If this happens, (it) means Trump is asking Saudi Arabia to walk (away) from OPEC," he told Reuters.
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Mr Trudeau and Ms Freeland have repeatedly said they are prepared to walk away from a bad deal.
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The fact that Labour has not said it would walk away from the TPP was significant, analysts said.
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Once Samurai Jack is all over, what do you want people to walk away from this show feeling?
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Mr. de Blasio's recalcitrance can make it difficult for him to walk away from fights with the governor.
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" But he stressed that he would never walk away from his own son, telling the publication, "F— no.
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At the time, to walk away from my family, when we weren't on the best terms, was terrifying.
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But in some cases, franchise document red flags should make a prospective franchisee walk away from a deal.
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Meanwhile, both Disney and Comcast are willing to walk away from Murdoch's local sports networks if regulators insist.
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However, that problem can disappear for you personally just as soon as you walk away from your account.
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Trump, who has frequently threatened to walk away from the pact, is now threatening tariffs on auto imports.
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And we both realized we had to walk away from a seven-figure payday before it destroyed us.
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Barrick has until June 18 to make a formal bid for Acacia or walk away from the deal.
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Fekl added that France was prepared to walk away from the TTIP negotiations if no progress is made.
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Not everyone can disobey their parents like Betty and walk away from it with little to no consequences.
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Barrick has until June 18 to make a firm offer for Acacia or walk away from the deal.
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The Night School star later said he would reassess his decision to walk away from the hosting job.
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Jessie James Decker's younger brother is thankful he was able to walk away from a recent car accident.
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That's what made them able to walk away from it— it didn't even feel like their day anymore.
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I believe in my country and don't believe you walk away from it in a time of need.
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Republicans walk away from the hearing with the satisfaction that Comey acknowledged President Trump was not under investigation.
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But the president also said he's prepared to walk away from the negotiating table if things go poorly.
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Who doesn't walk away from a date wishing they had a more tangible way to assess the experience?
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She had repeatedly said she would be prepared to walk away from negotiations without a deal if necessary.
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And isn't it the best when you walk away from a day in the sun without a burn?
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President Donald Trump, long hostile to the Iran deal, has hinted that he will walk away from it.
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He could walk away from an array of financial crimes simply by using his personal connection to Trump.
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The Europeans and other world leaders had urged the White House not to walk away from the deal.
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As part of that financing, Neumann will get up to $1.7 billion to walk away from the company.
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However, the senators note that Stumpf still stands to walk away from the bank with roughly $133 million.
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We have lunch at the cafeteria of another office building that's a five-minute walk away from us.
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American officials have pressed Turkey to walk away from the Russian system or face a raft of sanctions.
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" "America wants a fighter who's not going to walk away from a fight but will walk into one.
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For example, one of our neighbors that's about a 15-minute walk away from us owns a horse.
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Mr. Trump has already indicated that he is willing to walk away from our allies in Eastern Europe.
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"We can't walk away from the 22017 election without learning an important lesson," Gallego said at the time.
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In much of the world, the prospect that Britain will really walk away from Europe has generated unease.
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He has also shown willingness to walk away from the talks if he feels Trump goes too far.
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"There's a whole deal going on," he said of Mr. Ryan's decision to walk away from his candidacy.
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So we continue to work and we'll see, but we had to walk away from that particular suggestion.
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Ok, so you're finally ready to walk away from the job that has been stifling your inner passion.
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But unlike failed deals from his old world of business, he can't walk away from these Republican partners.
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So someone shouldn't walk away from this book thinking democracy is too idealistic for high primates like us?
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Earlier this year, the prime minister said he would walk away from politics if he lost the referendum.
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Pearson decided to walk away from her business and devote her life to improving public awareness of trichotillomania.
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A meeting with the masters reveals that if Daenerys surrenders, she will walk away from the city penniless.
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However, Symantec has a track record of exploring a sale, only subsequently to walk away from a deal.
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And, unlike anonymous web commenters, Facebook users can't just walk away from their identity when they're caught lying.
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That's perhaps because of a hope that the company would walk away from an increasingly expensive bidding war.
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Biden was widely anticipated to walk away from the primary with the bulk of Arizona's 67 pledged delegates.
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That character was a stand-in for white oppression, someone Priest finally contrives to walk away from, clean.
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Will that political reality limit Mr. Trump's ability to substantially change or even walk away from the agreement?
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If an officer didn't explicitly detain them, they could walk away from their cars to avoid further questions.
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" He went on, "When they started to ask me questions, I started to walk away from them, and . . .
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According to Entertainment Weekly, the decision was a result of Parson's desire to walk away from the series.
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That prompted Iran to walk away from elements of the pact and to hit back in other ways.
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Moreover, that strategy would have run the risk of allowing Verizon to walk away from the purchase altogether.
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She repeated Washington's call on Ankara to walk away from the purchase of the Russian missile defense system.
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A source close to Generali said there was a growing feeling Intesa could walk away from a deal.
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Administration officials say Trump will happily walk away from the deal if he doesn't get what he wants.
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It was hard to walk away from what looked, at least on paper, like a very good job.
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And Mr. Trump returned from the G7 just in time to walk away from the Paris climate accord.
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And if you're into shoes, you won't want to walk away from today's 10 out of 10 segment.
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Trump began to walk away from the microphone, but returned to answer a shouted question about the sanctions.
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On Thursday, Chevron said it would collect its $1 billion termination fee and walk away from the negotiations.
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"I don't have it in me to walk away from this house, but it's getting harder and harder."
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" He added: "It's time to walk away from the politics of the past, and toward something totally different.
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Miles was able to walk away from the crash, but the Uber passengers were taken to the hospital.
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And like many who left before him, it's hard to walk away from the Trump White House untarnished.
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He learnt the game playing on public courts, only a short walk away from his local housing estate.
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Many people to whom religion was force-fed when they were children walk away from the church as adults.
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"They're trying to signal that they are willing to walk away from talks and restart weapons testing," he said.
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And we are going to rue the day we decide to walk away from the fundamentals of American Democracy.
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A bilateral trade relationship is not the sort of negotiation where you can simply walk away from the table.
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" Added McFeely, "You may walk away from movie one and go, Well, I could've used more of the character.
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"All I can say is I'm totally prepared to walk away [from a deal with North Korea]," he said.
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One venture manager who reappeared too quickly for more money was "easy to walk away from," says this person.
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Those who run small businesses find it nearly impossible to walk away from Facebook, Instagram, Yelp, Etsy, even Amazon.
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Redeem your app credit at our SoMa location (171 2nd St.) — only a 5-minute walk away from Moscone.
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Currently, borrowers can have to exhibit a "certainty of hopelessness" to walk away from their student debt in court.
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Most pop stars wouldn't have the confidence to walk away from an audience of more than 30 million people.
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If not, however, it seems unthinkable that the FCC and its current leadership can walk away from this unscathed.
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But not to worry, the actor and activist doesn't have plans to walk away from the movie business completely.
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WATTERS: Trump did what Kerry should have done, and that&aposs the willing to walk away from the table.
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"The U.S. needs to embrace the world through these various trade deals, not walk away from them, " he said.
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"It's a lot harder for women to walk away from their profession and walk back into it," Escobar says.
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" Trump revealed a willingness to walk away from healthcare reform if the bill doesn't "take care of the people.
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"One of the most challenging things for me to do was to walk away from Black Panther," Stenberg said.
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It was only a brisk walk away from the actual site where Brown and Ron Goldman's bodies were discovered.
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I would write for a couple of hours, and then I'd just have to just walk away from it.
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"He's not one to walk away from a fight," the gruff-sounding narrator of the Rolls-Royce spot says.
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Other carriers no longer wanted to deal with the volatility and decided to walk away from the individual market.
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But as you walk away from the sale, you remember something: You have to pay your mom 35 percent.
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They turn and walk away from the grave as the police show up on the scene bulldozer in tow.
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Even though millions of people have downloaded Pokémon Go, many of those people will walk away from the game.
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She got the benefit of growing up when she did and being able to walk away from Renee Goldberg.
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That means that you should have savings set aside before you walk away from your 9-to-5 job.
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And last week a senior North Korea official threatened to walk away from nuclear talks with the U.S. completely.
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Xi hardly can walk away from trade talks and bring on the higher tariffs Trump has held in abeyance.
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Now more than ever, the Trump team can stick to its guns or even walk away from the table.
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U.S. President Donald Trump describes the 1994 pact as a disaster and has threatened to walk away from it.
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He's seen private equity firms walk away from deals and companies decide against hiring individuals after discovering sexual misconduct.
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But that leaves some $41.1 billion that's essentially unguaranteed and that WeWork could walk away from in a downturn.
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Another shows two officers in Brooklyn being drenched with thrown water as they walk away from a small crowd.
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These regulations were so onerous that many banks had to walk away from their small and mid-size clients.
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Just a few minutes' walk away from the first Trump house is a stately-looking house on Midland Parkway.
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Loyalists are willing to walk away from ego and the need to be right and to win for themselves.
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When he mocked the mother of a valorous soldier killed in combat, they threatened to walk away from him.
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Now is not the time for Congress to walk away from the oversight function that keeps our democracy intact.
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But this isn't a hand-job I'm going to walk away from, no matter how much my wrist hurts.
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She was careful not to minimize the devastating emotional impact of needing to, say, walk away from your home.
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But short of fleeing abroad or going underground or something, you can't ever—ever—walk away from student debt.
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But he says he disagrees with Google's decision to walk away from a Defense Department program called Project Maven.
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"We should almost walk away from this," said Mr. Norkey, who had joined the company just four months earlier.
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Johnson said the "broad outline" of such an agreement must materialize quickly or he will walk away from talks.
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There should be a challenge, the theme should be tight, you should walk away from it having learned something.
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In fact, the main gate of the work yard is just a short walk away from Pearce's former property.
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Or Trump could simply walk away from the lease, at which point GSA would breathe a sigh of relief.
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Trudeau's statement signals growing impatience from a prime minister who previously said Canada would not "walk away" from negotiations.
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When this covert program came to light, it caused the Bush administration to walk away from the 1994 agreement.
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But why would Mr. Kim agree to any of that if the Americans walk away from the Iran deal?
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We walk away from the train station and sit on a fountain to re-group and eat our breakfasts.
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Boris Johnson threatens to walk away from trade talks with the EU in June if a deal looks unlikely.
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But it is important that we not walk away from the Defeat ISIS Coalition that we have put together.
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Veteran Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage said Britain should walk away from the talks rather than offer such huge sums.
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This means North Korea needs to allow negotiations to function properly and not just walk away from the table.
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Lavrov said that US threats to walk away from the deal would undermine any future agreement with North Korea.
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Threatening to walk away from the entire minor league system is the exact opposite of negotiating in good faith.
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Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage told Reuters that Britain should walk away from the talks rather than offer such sums.
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Slavin also predicted Iran would not want to walk away from the deal immediately after the United States withdraws.
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For the Bush administration, the clandestine uranium effort was all it needed to walk away from the Agreed Framework.
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Both the pilot and the passenger were able to walk away from the incident with non-life-threatening injuries.
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The justices weighed whether the federal government may walk away from a commitment to shield insurance companies from losses.
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Edwards is among a handful of high-profile drivers to walk away from motorsports in the past two years.
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Given this, it seems that talk of Verizon being able to walk away from the Yahoo deal is overblown.
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Haruko's actions are largely why viewers walk away from the original series with wildly different interpretations of what happened.
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The residents of Santa María Sur lived in scattered cement houses about 15 minutes walk away from each other.
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Despite the tension, Mexican and Canadian officials have stressed that their governments will not walk away from the table.
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So unless you've already made a lot of money or want to walk away from very valuable equity, you stay.
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We're told lawyers' fees on both sides just got astronomical, and Michelle decided to walk away from the legal fight.
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As such, if the Iranians are going to walk away from it, they can't really pin this on the moderates.
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Effectively, they're just keeping narcissists around longer than a person who can recognize when to walk away from a narcissist.
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People walk away from Trump feeling as though he were talking casually to them, allowing them to finish his thoughts.
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But she wasn't ready to walk away from her passion project nor the community she'd worked so hard to create.
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I don't think you can walk away from these hearings feeling worse about Zuckerberg or Facebook than you already did.
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While Ford is set to effectively walk away from the passenger car segment, one model will remain: the Mustang coupe.
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So, is Trump or Macron likely to walk away from their meeting at the shore feeling good about the other?
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Mr. Barr did not pressure the prosecutors to walk away from the investigation into the president's company, the person said.
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I was glad I wouldn't walk away from them wondering if I'd broken it up before it had even begun.
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"Like Diana, she gets her hands dirty with causes that other people might quickly walk away from," he tells PEOPLE.
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At the very least I could walk away from Drag Race knowing I'd shown them what I was all about.
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Khalifa said the stakes are too high for him to walk away from access that took 25 years to cultivate.
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In light of the bloodshed in Aleppo, some are now calling for the HNC to walk away from the talks.
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A twenty minute walk away from the store, I'm passed by groups of rampant quad bikes and mopeds doing wheelies.
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Under Warren's plan, all but 2250% of borrowers would walk away from at least a portion of their student debt.
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If you can't walk away — or don't want to walk away — from the networks we've built, what are your options?
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Microsoft has refused to walk away from Windows Phone totally, and it's clear this ARM effort is the reason why.
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As you point out, it's really hard to walk away from a relationship in which everything looks great on paper.
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But unlike the man with the fifth-fastest time, Chichester didn't walk away from the race a penny richer. Why?
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As I walk away from what I knew would be a harrowing experience, I am — surprisingly — no longer not okay.
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" She adds, "I wanted you to walk away from this movie understanding what it's like to be in Michelle's head.
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Right now, if a price is too high, a distributor of those cable channels can walk away from the transaction.
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National team manager Jorge Fossati has warned against this, threatening to walk away from the job if it is enforced.
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That would give Abbott the ability to walk away from the deal, according to investors and analysts interviewed by Reuters.
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It's so funny — People are so addicted and into Twitter, it seems crazy that someone could walk away from it!
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Every American should be able to walk away from the ballot box and know that their voice has been heard.
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In the wild, eggs aren't always fertile and when one doesn't hatch, the parent will walk away from the nests.
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Before the money he was earning grew too large to walk away from, he returned to university to study psychology.
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The first step for Democrats—a big one—is to walk away from the failures of the past eight years.
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Should Trump walk away from the deal, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Wednesday that Iran would "shred" it.
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He appeared to walk away from his Israeli counterpart before shaking hands, and then returned to finish the photo-op.
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But having intervened in the electoral endgame, he can't play dumb and just walk away from the bomb he threw.
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We always have the choice to redefine our spirituality, but we may also choose to walk away from it completely.
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I want to make sure that people always walk away from that with a realistic idea of who I am.
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Only one early-stage startup will walk away from the Battlefield holding a check for $50,000 and the Disrupt Cup.
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And the President said sometimes have you to walk away from an agreement, take a step backwards to go forward.
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Republicans have staked so much of their credibility on the repeal pledge that they can't easily walk away from it.
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In that speech, he threatened to walk away from various aspects of international engagement, from trade with China to NATO.
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He begins to walk away from the officers and when he is about 85033 feet away, Van Dyke opens fire.
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As Omar and Jonathan walk away from the bus, the young cousin they have just met notes another possible challenge.
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"We can't and we must not walk away from them," she said on Sunday at a rally in Fort Mitchell.
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It is also not uncommon for borrowers to walk away from homes without contesting a seller's eviction proceeding in court.
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Both parties have enough incentive from an economic sense to progress toward free trade rather than walk away from it.
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But under the nonbinding agreement between the state and the development group, either side could walk away from the deal.
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Speaking to reporters at the White House, press secretary Sarah Sanders said Trump was prepared to walk away from talks.
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"I was really prepared to walk away from it all, but I didn't have to do that," Herndon told NPR.
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"And that sort of thing would have him walk away from the job, if push came to shove," he added.
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Seemingly out of the blue, the North Koreans threatened to walk away from the negotiations in Singapore on June 6900.
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But it's unclear how that might affect the price of the deal, or if Verizon will walk away from Yahoo.
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"While today's ruling is a setback, we will not walk away from this serious and ongoing constitutional violation," Bookbinder added.
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Yet social media companies could not walk away from this election cycle with their heads held high, John Herrman writes.
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I was so afraid that he would walk away from us due to the pressure of being a sole provider.
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Davis, who said it was therapeutic to walk away from football, has earned more than $35 million in his career.
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They can drive hard bargains with doctors and hospitals to get lower prices and walk away from higher-priced ones.
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Instead, you end up choosing not to make a choice at all, and walk away from the decision-making process.
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If my partner screws up and I get pregnant, they can walk away but I can't walk away from it.
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It's hard to convince yourself that it's OK to walk away from the work sometimes, in order to self-preserve.
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The North Koreans can accomplish the rest by embarrassing Trump and causing him to walk away from the table first.
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We believe it is a mistake to re-impose the nuclear-related sanctions and effectively walk away from the deal.
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Clinton said she would not "walk away" from the job losses among miners and workers at coal-fired power plants.
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Alex's sudden exit, brought on by Chambers' decision to walk away from the show, feels out of character for him.
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The Franklin Avenue shuttle line in Brooklyn fell into such ruin that M.T.A. officials wanted to walk away from it.
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In poorer cities like Memphis and Milwaukee, they have enabled investors to walk away from vacant properties and tax bills.
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But after my father died, moving close to my widowed mother felt like an obligation I couldn't walk away from.
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"The worry is that Bibi pumps up Trump to walk away from the deal," she said, using Mr. Netanyahu's nickname.
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"There is so much investment in the area that you don't want to walk away from it," Mr. Wright said.
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" But Noah Bookbinder, the organization's executive director, said, "We will not walk away from this serious and ongoing constitutional violation.
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PITT I walk away [from the film] with a hopeful reminder of what it can be, what we can be.
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Despite the treaty's flaws, they said, the United States should work to fix the accord, not walk away from it.
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Even if that means that we're going to walk away from this deal that, that's the right thing to do.
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Johnson is also set to warn Brussels that he is prepared to walk away from trade talks without an agreement.
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Consumers are voting with their wallets and choosing to walk away from companies that don't practice the values they preach.
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Threatening to walk away from the entire minor league system is the exact opposite of negotiating in good faith. pic.twitter.
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It is difficult to overstate the impact that Trump's 2018 decision to walk away from the nuclear deal has had.
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I did not feel blissful, I did not walk away from my trip with a deep connection to the universe.
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"We can't and we must not walk away from them," Clinton said during a campaign stop in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky.
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Walking away from Ms. Bonazzi after more than a decade, she said, was like trying to walk away from family.
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But research subjects, many of them students, may not feel like they can just walk away from a teacher's experiment.
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S. should not be afraid to walk away from and terminate NAFTA if our national economic interests are not achieved.
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There's little that the issuing company can do once the opening price is set, besides walk away from the deal.
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"Mitch McConnell let the coal companies walk away from us, and then after one minute he did too," Moore says.
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"This was a difficult decision; it's hard to walk away from supporting an industry that shaped my career," he said.
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"We're talking about things like storm surge, something that is not necessarily so easy to walk away from," said Marvel.
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I feel that after almost 25 years (well over half my life) it's time to walk away from the game.
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" It was, its author said, "a pastiche of and reaction to Le Guin's 'The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas.
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Those statistics have led many players, presumably at the prime of their NFL career, to walk away from the field.
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It is better to walk away from an anxious person than it is to feed their frustration with your own.
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People walk away from Trump feeling as though he were casually talking to them, allowing them to finish his thoughts.
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The season 4 trailer shows Wendy forcefully telling Chuck to "walk away," from whatever vengeance scheme he and Axe have cooking.
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Most analysts who spoke to VICE News said they did not expect the U.S. to walk away from the nuclear deal.
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We discussed her tremendous two-page short story "The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas" early last year on this podcast.
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When workers feel excluded, they may walk away from a company — or never apply for a job in the first place.
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Navarro has urged Trump to force China to recommit to previous promises on IP protection or walk away from a deal.
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But the two policies share an important feature: they give workers the ability to walk away from lousy private-sector jobs.
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It sits on a quaint suburban lot, surrounded by trees and it's just a short walk away from the Hudson River.
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N, while Williams appeals a court ruling that would allow ETE to walk away from the more than $20 billion deal.
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In a worst-case scenario, European parent banks would walk away from their local affiliates and write off the equity losses.
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It was really hard when I first started to just walk away from that — to just let go and move on.
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Billie Jean King: 'You never walk away from a fight' This year's election had a lot of Billie Jean King vs.
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Police responded to the scene, but both parties ultimately decided to walk away from the situation without pursuing charges, TMZ reported.
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Once you know these girls' stories, I think you'll find, as I have, that you simply can't walk away from them.
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Top of his list was an effort to persuade the American leader not to walk away from the Iran nuclear agreement.
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Also in the book, Earnhardt Jr. addresses rumors that his wife Amy influenced his decision to walk away from the sport.
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In fact, America cannot walk away from China in search of another superpower to deal with over the South China Sea.
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We walk away from the restaurant, find a free space to safely cross the tracks, and navigate to D.'s car.
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I have also learned to walk away from offers that didn't feel right even though they would be a pay raise.
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And sometimes (especially in the wake of Hedi Slimane's Celine), that's enough to walk away from a runway show feeling satisfied.
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President Trump said he plans to walk away from the Paris agreement; the earliest he can do that is in 2020.
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There are theories it's too painful for either to walk away from $200 million, but that really doesn't make any sense.
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" Not one to walk away from a fight, the young boxer adds, "Listen, I'm taking this fight with or without you.
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After last week's fumbled nuclear summit in Vietnam, Beijing is worried President Donald Trump might walk away from the negotiating table.
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As we witnessed during the 2008 crisis, during periods of economic distress, private investors withdraw liquidity and walk away from markets.
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"Any patient should walk away from a dentist that doesn't do a probing, because that's the standard of care," Camargo says.
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"I almost think that I would walk away from the Republican Party if they did that," said Strang, the Illinois delegate.
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And I respect that and I'm not just going to walk away from the millions of people who are supporting me.
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As Cookie and Angelo walk away from Lucious, Cookie flashes Lucious a devious smile, one that can be read several ways.
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But we cannot walk away from it, like some did in Le Guin's story, and we cannot turn a blind eye.
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We didn't vote to walk away from American climate and clean energy leadership and leave our kids to pay the price.
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"Even after Trump bragged about a history of sexual assault … Issa refused to walk away from him," the ad's narrator says.
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So it would certainly come as no surprise if the Trump administration decides to walk away from yet another international accord.
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" Asked if the United States would walk away from its Gulf ally, Trump said: "I do not want to do that.
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Despite a nearly circuitous trend of scandals surrounding Pruitt at EPA, the administrator appeared to walk away from most criticisms unscathed.
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The president was always clear that he was prepared to walk away from this meeting and he has kept his word.
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It is an ambitious effort to signal to Al-Shabaab fighters that they have a chance to walk away from terrorism.
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Because he has had inherited -- in my judgment -- a very bad deal with Iran, that he chose to walk away from.
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Paul first bought the residence, which is located just a short walk away from the infamous Chateau Marmont hotel, in 2012.
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The church is a five- to ten-minute walk away from us, and I consider this my exercise for the day.
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To avoid disaster, both sides must walk away from dangerous rhetoric of "obliteration" or "victory" and allow for a negotiated solution.
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Even if Vivendi decides to walk away from its Ubisoft stake, it won't be a total loss for the company, however.
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I walk away from our family meetings with a renewed confidence knowing my husband and I are working as a team.
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He suggests they could help employees who may "need to walk away from the coalface and take a few months out".
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"We wouldn't want people to walk away from this research thinking that suddenly there's a large influx happening now," said Feinstein.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - There is little chance Canada will walk away from talks on offering aid to aircraft maker Bombardier Inc (BBDb.
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But police dashcam footage showed Van Dyke shooting the teenager just as he appeared to be walk away from the officers.
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A legitimate martial artist would be more proud of their ability to walk away from a fight than to win one.
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I just walk away from those definitions and say, "You can call me whatever you want—I'm doing what I want."
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It can't hurt—especially since it seems like you know when to walk away from someone when it's time to go.
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And now both companies have said that if push comes to shove, they're willing to walk away from those assets altogether.
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What is it in me that I need to walk away from, that is causing me to be distressed and scared?
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What do you think it would take for you all to walk away from Foxing, happy with all you had accomplished?
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We're told Trent is willing to walk away from the whole thing, so it's unclear why the case is pressing forward.
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Not many players make it from the USPBL to the majors — and Dobnak was prepared to walk away from the sport.
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Advertising, in order for people to kind of get off balance and … What would you say- ... walk away from our democracy.
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Depending on how the next two weeks shake out, this impasse could lead either party to walk away from DACA talks.
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J.M. There was no way you were going to walk away from that and never remember that night and what happened.
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Many of them wanted to walk away from the United States market; after all, these days demand from Asia is huge.
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Departing CBS CEO Leslie Moonves could walk away from the media empire empty-handed, veteran media analyst Porter Bibb predicted Monday.
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So don't walk away from this incident thinking that he's slipped over to the sane side in this alt-right issue.
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If anyone was going to learn the likely reasons that prompted Scott to walk away from its own exclusive, he would.
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Mexican officials and business leaders have also said that if negotiations go downhill, they are prepared to walk away from Nafta.
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"When they told me, it took me about 15 seconds," Reid said of his decision to walk away from the game.
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"We are willing to walk away from influencers that are not interested in producing content that meets these standards," she said.
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Johnson has said he would rather walk away from negotiations without a trade deal than sign Britain up to EU rules.
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He gets up to walk away from the table where he proceeds to drop his phone and fall to his knees.
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The group then begins chanting, "We believe survivors!" as Cruz and his wife walk away from them and toward their table.
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Some thought Verizon might use the hacking as leverage to lower the price — or perhaps walk away from the purchase altogether.
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Depending on how your benefits are structured, you might have to walk away from some employer contributions to your retirement account.
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For example, I recently met with someone who will walk away from their upcoming liquidity event with between $30-40 million.
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" But, he said, if Labour's conference "make a decision, I will not walk away from it and I will act accordingly.
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" Trump, of course, not a man to walk away from a fight, referenced Brennan's remarks and countered on Twitter, "…Not good!
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The president should not micromanage the battlefield but he has to sell the campaign at home — not walk away from it.
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He pointed to his ability to walk away from two arrests as a young man without serious consequences as a example.
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"I didn't want anyone to be able to just walk away from the work that we had done," he told Politico.
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Should I walk away from a man I love because he can't commit, or should I stay and enjoy my happiness?
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After the skinny-dipping incident, Ms. Mugrabi said, she offered to walk away from her husband in exchange for $103 million.
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You can not renounce the team of your life and then walk away from your new one because they are terrible.
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Amazon's size and market dominance have given it the ability to walk away from even a multibillion-dollar deal relatively painlessly.
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"It's morally reprehensible to walk away from climate action," says Keya Chatterjee, the executive director of the US Climate Action Network.
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Not having an agreement, though, also underscores Trump's commitment to walk away from a deal that does not meet his objectives.
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" Asked if the United States would walk away from its Gulf ally, Trump said: "I do not want to do that.
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And Apple has been happy to walk away from that incident without being forced to create future backdoors for the US government.
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This makes Lee's choice to not only walk away from his stake in Litecoin, but to do so publicly, an unusual one.
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After already claiming La Liga as champions, it felt only fitting for Barcelona to walk away from this one with the copa.
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And in the case of public figures like politicians or celebrities, they may walk away from a nasty tweet or email unfazed.
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The root cause of the crisis is America's decision to walk away from a multinational nuclear deal signed with Iran in 2015.
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The Ouro Preto group took advantage of that opportunity to lower its own bid, provoking Petrobras to walk away from the table.
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FARAGE: And I think Trump is right and European citizens need to realize that America could walk away from guaranteeing their protection.
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When you can walk away from a press conference with the world's toughest journalists, you've succeeded if you walk away without bruises.
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Viewers are supposed to swoon when a woman is forcefully pulled into a kiss after trying to walk away from her lover.
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The helicopter pilot is fine too — he was able to simply walk away from the crash before to went up in flames.
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But the team was still spooked enough by the government's intervention to walk away from the partnership before it ever went forward.
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So that's a conversation I've had to have with her, that you need to be able to walk away from some things.
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But the president also, if he thinks the deal is not good for Americans, he&aposs happy to walk away from it.
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Getting gored over and over again wasn't painful for him anymore, but to make the decision to walk away from the bulls?
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Even if the events aren't true, you'll walk away from the show with a greater understanding of the history of New York.
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Le Drian also said that most Americans disagreed with Trump over his decision to walk away from the 2015 Paris climate agreement.
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"It can feel so easy to walk away from our fight, which can feel so exhausting," said Reyna, of United We Dream.
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It was just a challenging time, and having to walk away from the game I love because of that injury was difficult.
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Meagan Good doesn't see anything wrong with someone's conscience making them walk away from a great opportunity or potential millions in Hollywood.
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It's also just a short walk away from the 52nd Street and Eleventh Avenue studio where the comedian films The Daily Show.
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So far, however, the Mercers have not signaled that they will walk away from Breitbart itself, which would be a crippling blow.
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In the past, they have threatened to walk away from the investigation if they feel that it is not being handled ethically.
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"So that we don't feel like we have to walk away from the show," she added as Messer and Houska remained silent.
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As much as you want to put it down and walk away from it, you can't, because you're just immersed in it.
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But if you go with the moment, throw some splatters, go with it and walk away from it, there's this improvised feeling.
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"You can't walk away from people who are constantly telling you there's no story," Farrier told me during a recent phone interview.
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"You got to to know when to walk away from a deal that is going to end up bad," the spokesman said.
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And that's because Timberlake's inoffensive male whiteness has allowed him to walk away from situations that punish women and people of color.
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Under the terms of the debt restructuring, creditors can walk away from the deal if it isn't enacted by midnight on Tuesday.
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Canadian Prime Minster Justin Trudeau said on Friday that Canada would "walk away" from NAFTA negotiations if it isn't suitable, Politico reports.
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DE) won a rare court ruling allowing the healthcare group to walk away from its $4.75 billion takeover of Akorn Inc (AKRX.
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"The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas" is about the utopia of Omelas, an idyllic land filled with festivals, sun and happiness.
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Argentina was also required to pay the investors by April 14, after which the hedge funds could walk away from the deal.
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"Republicans understand that you can succeed in a negotiation only if you are willing to walk away from it," the draft reads.
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" Users leaving Twitter: "I want people to walk away from Twitter feeling like they learned something and feeling empowered to some degree.
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Rather than vet purchasers' claims, the DOD takes other countries' assertions that they would walk away from a purchase at face value.
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Cornyn argued that lawmakers need to remain engaged as the administration threatens to walk away from the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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He has repeatedly said he is ready to walk away from the talks rather than sign a document he thinks is bad.
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Since the financial crisis, insurance companies have been paying customers billions to walk away from guarantees they priced prior to the crisis.
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Mexican economy secretary Ildefonso Guajardo threatened yesterday to walk away from NAFTA renegotiations if he can't get a good deal for Mexico.
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The firm took the $200 million after-tax charge to walk away from its Russia Kara and Black sea ventures with Rosneft .
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"I don't want them to ever walk away from something saying, 'That was fun, but that could never be me,' " Vazzana said.
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"My goal is [within] 53 to 25 days we walk away from this," Byrne told CNBC Wednesday in reference to the plan.
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If the lessee decides simply to walk away from the lease and have the vehicle repossessed, the person's credit rating will suffer.
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In many cases, these locations are much better suited to pickups, but do require a few minutes walk away from the terminal.
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"I've had prospective buyers walk away from apartments because there were too many windows," said Amanda Hudson, an agent at Dallien Realty.
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The dilemma: Saudi Arabia — which has multibillion-dollar ties to Wall Street, Washington and Silicon Valley — is hard to walk away from.
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Even though Butler can walk away from the Wolves without compensation for the team if he is not dealt before the Feb.
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The question now is whether the new offer will force Broadcom to walk away from its $121 billion hostile bid for Qualcomm.
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"We want them to walk away from the interview saying this is really an organization we want to work for," he said.
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I laid down some ground rules: no surprises, positivity, confidentiality and a commitment — nobody was going to walk away from the table.
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SoftBank last week threatened to walk away from a tender offer to buy $3 billion of existing shares from other WeWork shareholders.
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Trump already canceled the meeting once and continually says he will respectfully walk away from the summit if it doesn't prove fruitful.
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We can't walk away from the bullshit of modern dating, because if we do, then we'll be doing nothing about our singleness.
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However, Fox may opt to walk away from the Sky deal rather than taking on Comcast, people familiar with the matter said.
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That was a far cry from Mr. Trump's suggestion during the campaign that the United States might walk away from the alliance.
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It is easy to get caught up in the shouting of politicians, or to want simply to walk away from it all.
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Walk away from this webinar with practical strategies for bringing more engaging and relevant writing into classrooms from middle school to college.
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Because the project is several years away, the company can walk away from the deal if trends do not go its way.
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We walk away from our time with management still convinced OSW remains a must own stock both over the near/long-term.
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But the answer is not for corporations or governments to simply ban plastic straws or bags and walk away from the problem.
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May's stance; she has threatened to walk away from negotiations with the bloc if she does not get the accord she wants.
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The nerves at the bottom of the cord are well buried, and sometimes you can walk away from damage to these areas.
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The political landscape may have changed, but that's no reason why the bureau should walk away from the evidence in its study.
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Reuters reports that Trudeau again warned U.S. negotiators that Canada could walk away from the agreement if its terms are not met.
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Even myself after I walk away from the illegal drug game, I'll still be buying my personal weed from the black market.
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Sources familiar with the negotiations say Ottawa is demanding certain performance guarantees from the firm and could walk away from the talks.
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"You don't walk away from ISIS without them coming back for some kind of retribution," Della Fera said during his closing argument.
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Zuckerberg said he would be willing to walk away from the Libra coalition if U.S. regulators don't sign off on the project.
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I've had to walk away from a couple of publishers because, although they start off being warm and enthusiastic, they chicken out.
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Or do we walk away from it, in which case, as we have seen today, markets are likely to rebound quite sharply.
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Trump frequently threatens to walk away from NAFTA unless big changes are made to a pact he blames for U.S. manufacturing job losses.
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And all the conventional wisdom said if you walk away from the Iran deal you can&apost cut a deal with North Korea.
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Ultimately, the current Congress and the incoming Trump administration cannot afford to walk away from this issue without being able to claim victory.
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President Donald Trump has threatened to walk away from the 1994 accord unless major changes are made in negotiations with Mexico and Canada.
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President Donald Trump has threatened to walk away from the North American Free Trade Agreement if Mexico does not change its immigration policy.
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Of course, you're trying to be cooperative, essentially, but you walk away from that thinking, Jesus Christ what a pompous ass I am.
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"To watch Camila walk away from this special world we've built with you is tough but we will move forward together," they concluded.
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He had been recovering at Windsor Castle — just a short walk away from St. George's Chapel, where Harry and Meghan tied the knot.
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Melber did not remind Sinbad that Trump actually had to walk away from his TV show, "Celebrity Apprentice," to pursue a political career.
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The firm took the $224 million after-tax charge to walk away from its Russia Kara and Black sea ventures with Rosneft (ROSN.MM).
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Its government now says it would rather walk away from NAFTA than accept a new deal that is worse than the current one.
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"If you're not willing to walk away from a negotiation, it doesn't focus the mind of the other side," Raab told the BBC.
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For this reason, the EU has never taken seriously Mrs May's claim that Britain is ready to walk away from the negotiating table.
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It's no wonder he decided to walk away from the Rebellion, and that it's so difficult for regular Alliance personnel to approach him.
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There wasn't very many things that you would do at night and you could get up the next morning and walk away from.
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"If there's one message I want parliament to walk away from, it's not: Alex didn't do anything wrong, he's been scapegoated," he said.
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If he thinks that America's allies are failing to pay for the security they receive, he has threatened to walk away from them.
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A senior administration official told reporters Tuesday the US would "walk away" from talks with Russia if a good agreement couldn't be reached.
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Australia is trying to "walk away from its responsibilities" in Papua New Guinea, said Elaine Pearson, the Australia director for Human Rights Watch.
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"We had manufacturers walk away from negotiations with us because they weren't sure if the money was going to be there," said Lurie.
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Trump told Lighthizer he was in no rush for a resolution over the pact and to walk away from talks if need be.
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The Canadian dollar and the Mexican peso retreated as Cohn's departure was seen as raising risks Washington could walk away from NAFTA negotiations.
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That should not be so onerous that Iran would walk away from the economic relief it stands to gain from the nuclear deal.
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A person who understands when a bad deal is in front of him and is ready to walk away from a bad deal.
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And if you really love what you're doing, you're not as likely to walk away from it because it provides its own satisfaction.
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While it is hard to walk away from a toxic relationship with one person, an entire industry represents a much more formidable summit.
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While there was no way of telling for sure, Hozoji knew right then she had to walk away from the harvest for good.
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Even though I've only done this once or twice in my career, I know I can afford to walk away from any job.
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It's hard not to walk away from the thing feeling like Damore is some kind of hero—a champion for freedom of expression.
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United has threatened to walk away from Obamacare exchanges, after losing more then $700 million on individual Affordable Care Act plans last year.
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"I'm not going to tell the President of the United States let's just walk away from the Paris accord," Perry said on Wednesday.
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We can't afford to let high performing talent just walk away from our companies without providing an opportunity to work through family needs.
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The idea that the US might walk away from the deal has frustrated Europeans after the years it took to reach the agreement.
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All your employees and their money walk away from the office every day, and traditionally it's hard to make money selling those companies.
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Alternately, homeowners who face skyrocketing insurance costs in the wake of a disaster may walk away from their mortgages, threatening a foreclosure crisis.
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That means that the U.S. has a large responsibility for the worldwide consequences of these emissions that it cannot just walk away from.
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At the same time, how many can walk away from a juicy story about one of their acquaintances and keep it to themselves?
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Schumer urged Trump to be equally willing to walk away from trade negotiations with China if the U.S. cannot secure a favorable agreement.
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Indeed, the tax seems likely to have prompted some foreign buyers to walk away from deals agreed, but not completed, before the deadline.
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In January, AT&T was forced to walk away from a deal to sell Huawei handsets after pressure from Congress and federal regulators.
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Google did not respond to a request for comment, nor has it publicly confirmed its plans to walk away from the Pentagon contract.
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Despite making clear their opposition to the above demands, Canada and Mexico will not walk away from the negotiating table, these people said.
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Chung said South Korea would be willing to reconsider its decision to walk away from the pact if ties with Japan were normalised.
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Ms. Radecki works as a housekeeper at the New York Marriot Downtown, a five-minute walk away from the World Trade Center station.
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Coupled with these threatening actions in the region, the Iranians also began to walk away from some of their obligations under the JCPOA.
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When you see the brilliance and light in these kids, and how circumstances nearly squashed it, how can you walk away from that?
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I live a five-minute walk away from a subway stop and train that's never crowded, so it's easy to get into Manhattan.
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U.S. President Donald Trump warned on Thursday that he could walk away from a trade deal with China if it wasn't good enough.
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The question is how low his numbers would have to go before Trump decided to cut bait and walk away from the shutdown.
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And while it's highly unlikely anyone is going to walk away from Rio with more medals than Michael Phelps, everyone sure can try.
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Whether Midler is playing the Rose, Sue Mengers, or Dolly Levi, her quick, exaggeratedly showgirlish walk is a walk away from the audience.
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Trump chose to walk away from nearly every other nation in the world on one of the most pressing challenges of the century.
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If North Korea was not willing to engage and enter into a verifiable agreement, the United States would walk away from the table.
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Under British rules, Starwood, TDR and Lone Star have until June 8 to make a firm offer or walk away from the company.
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Runner up: Living a ten minute walk away from Sarma in Somerville, Massachusetts was a blessing, if only to have their halva caramel.
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For the city not only to walk away from this opportunity, but actively to cover it over with private developments sends a signal.
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Som Dona is just a two-minute walk away from the Caves of Drach and a quick walk or drive to spectacular beaches.
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The United States could soon walk away from a trillion-dollar opportunity if some influential players in the Trump administration have their way.
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You can't walk away from the mother or father of your children and say they're not listening to me and leave the table.
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I was also able to find the right fit and industry, and to walk away from companies and bosses who treat employees unfairly.
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"Sometimes it's better to walk away from the negotiating table to reinforce the point to China that our resolve is strong," he said.
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Second, the legal record in that court district includes precedents favorable to companies, like making it easier to walk away from union contracts.
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But I will not walk away from the most important political fight of my life, and I hope you won't walk away either.
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Deals • Morgan Stanley's $13 billion deal to buy E-Trade specifically excludes the coronavirus as a reason to walk away from the takeover.
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The restructuring costs will force the bank to officially walk away from a key profitability target, Germany's Handelsblatt reported separately later on Monday.
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Saudi Arabia's wealth, which has been spent freely on Wall Street and in Washington and Silicon Valley, is hard to walk away from.
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"For all of the beautiful things you see in Atticus, I don't ever want to walk away from someone like that," Bondy said.
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For her drama cannot be contained by four walls and she needs ample space to walk away from Peter whenever the chance arises.
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In Yangon, we were a 10-min walk away from the Shwedagon Pagoda so yes, I would recommend staying in the same area.
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Instead, you walk away from the chaos to an undisclosed location and return with a blowout and skinny jeans, ready to be wowed.
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" Short said that during the lunch, "there was a general enthusiasm for recognizing that this is not something we can walk away from.
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I think that if I'm complaining for nothing, [then] the question is, why did I walk away from an $800,000 per year job?
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After those warnings, May faced reporters Thursday evening and repeated that Britain was prepared to walk away from the EU without a deal.
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I refused to walk away from this one until I had solved it, which is always a good sign of time well spent.
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While he is once again certain not to certify the deal, it remains to be seen whether he will walk away from it.
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They decided to walk away from generation to focus on renewables and grids and retail and now they'll be only focusing on grids.
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In all these scenarios, the United States will be seen as undermining the deal and provoking Iran to walk away from its obligations.
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She has also warned that she would be prepared to walk away from talks without a deal rather than accept a bad one.
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North Korea is already threatening to walk away from the talks if the US won't recognize that nuclear disarmament is off the table.
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Baer said the appropriate analogy was not a town hall, but rather Trump choosing to walk away from someone at a public event.
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Soon they're making out — her initiative — and as they walk away from the restaurant holding hands, Luke expresses gratitude for the full moon.
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"When something happens that you think is wrong, that you're morally critical of, you don't necessarily walk away from that relationship," Klein said.
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Also before he arrived, Trump broke convention by weighing in on British politics, saying the UK should walk away from a Brexit deal.
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But to walk away from TX-20173 or other purplish seats based on the identity of the nominee would be a serious mistake.
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Chief Executive Mark Cutifani said Anglo would walk away from El Soldado if it cannot agree a permit for a redesign of the operation.
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So one of my anxieties about [Hidden Figures] is that people will walk away from it and situate it in the 1960s, not 2017.
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John Arnold managed to walk away from Enron's 2001 collapse with a seven-figure bonus and no accusations of wrongdoing attached to his name.
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Fortunately, he's been recovering at Windsor Castle — just a short walk away from St. George's Chapel, where Harry and Meghan are tying the knot.
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You walk away from the film with the the message that no one should sit around and wait for magic to save the world.
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From the latest runway designs to integrating popular brands like Topshop and Madewell into its stock, we're hard pressed to walk away from Nordstrom.
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Mr Trump had earlier threatened to walk away from the deal, which eliminated most tariffs between its signatories after coming into force in 1994.
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But when the cases are settled, they will walk away from the lawsuits — and the opioid epidemic they and Purdue helped cause — still billionaires.
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A communist named Hubert, Etc falls in love with a rich heiress named Natalie, and the pair decide to walk away from society completely.
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EIG took advantage of the rebidding round to reduce its offer, which caused Petrobras to walk away from the table, Reuters reported in January.
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From the latest runway designs to integrating popular brands like Topshop and J.Crew into their stock, we're hard pressed to walk away from Nordstrom.
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That taste of financial independence gave Reiss the confidence to legally divorce her husband and to walk away from her family and religious community.
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Trump has endorsed Brexit in the past, and recommended the UK "walk away" from the EU without a deal ahead of his state visit.
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ING analysts said that Johnson wanted to signal that he had no interest in regulatory alignment and was prepared to walk away from talks.
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Best salary-related advice: Do not be afraid of negotiating and do not be afraid to walk away from something that doesn't feel right.
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Ellison owns nearly 32 million shares of Netsuite, according to Factset, meaning he will walk away from the cash deal with about $3.48 billion.
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"He was her first true love and that is something that she just can't walk away from entirely," the insider said of Jenner, 18.
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The convenience trap is powerful: when society relies so heavily on technology, it's hard to be the first one to walk away from it.
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She only gets the approval of the Young family matriarch when she proves that she's willing to walk away from Nick and his money.
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"Back in February, I told you to run, don't walk, away from GrubHub as well as all of its publicly-traded competitors," Cramer said.
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He&aposs willing to walk away from the table, and we&aposve had more success with Donald Trump than anything that they&aposve had.
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Some hardline Brexiteers are agitating again for Britain to walk away from the negotiations with no deal, before voters have a change of heart.
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It is still possible the board of either company could decide to walk away from the deal at the last minute, the people cautioned.
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"The AER continues to assert that companies must not be allowed to walk away from their responsibility, even when facing economic uncertainty," he added.
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The president has made very clear that he&aposs willing to meet with him but he&aposs willing to walk away from the table.
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I was also impressed by how far I could walk away from my music source with them while still keeping up a solid connection.
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All F33 cars are now made from carbon fibre, and the protection it affords drivers has allowed many to walk away from spectacular crashes.
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The school — which is still around today — is a boys-only institution that's just a quick walk away from their home at Kensington Palace.
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"President Trump's decision to walk away from the summit with North Korea without an agreement was preferable to making a bad deal," he said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Republican leader of the U.S. House Armed Services Committee said President Trump should not walk away from the Iran nuclear deal.
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" He added ... "I've learned to walk away from anything or anyone that THREATENS my PEACE of MIND, SELF-RESPECT, VALUES, MORALS or SELF WORTH.
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Amar'e Stoudemire says he's not ready to walk away from pro basketball -- telling TMZ Sports he's aiming to return to the NBA next season.
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"Some days, we have to walk away from this because our emotions are so up and down," Lolie said of herself and her family.
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"Even if you have to defend yourself and you do, you don't just walk away from it," Russell said Thursday on Good Morning America.
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"AER continues to assert that companies must not be allowed to walk away from their financial responsibilities," spokesman Ryan Bartlett said in an email.
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" After fans overwhelming voted "yes" on her survey, the journalist wrote, "So 80% would walk away from something that went against their own values.
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Starwood and TDR have been set a June 29 deadline by Britain's Takeover Panel to make a firm offer or walk away from IWG.
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" Reflecting on the moment the American delegation decided to walk away from the negotiating table, Trump claimed the environment was "very good, very friendly.
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It can be daunting to read a book like Manguso's, because you walk away from it thinking, I am almost certainly doing too much.
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Rondo is not for everyone, but those who value what he has to offer will often walk away from interactions with a different viewpoint.
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IS THERE LIKE A MINIMUM DELIVERABLE THAT WOULD ALLOW THE U.S. TO WALK AWAY FROM THIS SAYING WE DID WHAT WE CAME TO DO?
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The rapper said that although he and his entourage attempted to walk away from the incident, they were followed by Jafari and his friend.
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And the risk that you might have a client walk away from a contract or not pay you at all is all too real.
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It's not a fun record, per se, but it's one that's hard to walk away from—kind of like Fu Manchu with a deathwish.
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"I was one 'yes' away from walking down the aisle," she said, recalling the relationship she chose to walk away from in August 2220.
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The Trainer, $98 As someone who lives a 20-minute power-walk away from the nearest subway entrance, I prioritize comfort in my shoes.
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My undergraduate education was paid for primarily through scholarships, but I did walk away from grad school with about $40,000 in federal student loans.
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Instead, the father decided to walk away from his $13 million contract, using the Twitter hashtag #FamilyFirst, to announce his retirement from the game.
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"There is no country on the planet that can walk away from the challenge and reality of climate change," Trudeau told the UN Thursday.
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"The Canadian team is absolutely furious," Dias told Reuters, saying Canada should walk away from the talks if it did not receive an exemption.
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I am asking that you do not walk away from this great opportunity to give back to this great event and our awesome fans.
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Music and martial arts are the greatest mistresses in the world because you can walk away from them and they don't hate on you.
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I decided to go to Indochino's Financial District, Manhattan, location to get measured since it's a short walk away from the Insider Inc. office.
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Investors, for example, can walk away from a property and record the investment as a loss — even if they were playing with borrowed money.
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They would also have much more negotiating power because they would be able to walk away from the table for drugs that were overpriced.
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It's definitely not something that we wanted to walk away from and I felt like we rode it out as long as we could.
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Counting on nurses and doctors to suck it up because you know they won't walk away from their patients is not just bad strategy.
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"I feel like I'm going to walk away from this experience broader, and with a deeper drive to make work that is illuminating us."
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The duo certainly has a lot of leverage and could always walk away from giving Adult Swim another ratings-busting season of the show.
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But President Trump cannot afford to walk away from Pakistan, which has often provided vital intelligence and has the world's fastest-growing nuclear arsenal.
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SoftBank Group could walk away from a significant part of its multi-billion dollar WeWork bailout program, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
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The Kim family long ago perfected the art of the steal: string out talks, wring out economic concessions and walk away from any commitments.
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For his part, Mr. Trump said his willingness to walk away from the Iran deal had set him up for success with Mr. Kim.
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The two men kick the Model 3&aposs charging port before the vehicle starts flashing an orange light, then they walk away from it.
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To walk away from a whole range of deals would take some serious patience, and faith that there will be more deals to come.
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In recent days, top government officials said they would be willing to walk away from Nafta if the negotiations did not suit Mexico's interests.
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HELSINKI, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Finnish retailer Kesko Oyj is allowed to walk away from the Fennovoima nuclear project, an arbitration court ruled on Tuesday.
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When Oracle handed him a surprise $1 million bill, the cloud meant that he was able to walk away from the database giant's fees.
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Even so, Trump and other administration officials have been clear that they intend to walk away from the deal unless it can be altered.
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Rolande envisages that as food delivery apps become the norm, big restaurant brands could be "in a position to walk away from high streets".
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A big regional war would be inevitably costly for Russia; they simply couldn't walk away from the blood and toil they've spent in Syria.
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The misstep led the company to cancel future Google-made tablets and walk away from the category altogether — as a hardware maker, at least.
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While there's almost always room for improvement in any agreement, including the 23-year-old NAFTA, the United States shouldn't walk away from them.
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But now Amazon will walk away from the largest and most public subsidy auction in history with relatively few giveaways to show for it.
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President Donald Trump should be prepared to "walk away from the frigging table" if he feels jammed by Congress on health care, said Sen.
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"The president was always clear that he was prepared to walk away from this meeting, and he has kept his word," the official said.
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I think the difference between this and the Iran negotiations that Obama did was that he was not willing to walk away from the table.
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Worrying about the outcome if we went to trial, or walk away from the mark and still potentially get sued for millions on trademark infringement.
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Kreuger said the developments could also weigh on the patience of Mexican and Canadian officials, who have already threatened to walk away from the deal.
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I'm sure I felt what a lot of these other actresses feel: Why should I walk away from a great part because of a guy?
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"Mexico is prepared to walk away from a deal if (the United States) fails to respect Mexico's sovereignty and dignity," Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray reiterated.
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Needing to find work elsewhere in order to make a living, some farmers tell me they are having to walk away from their profession altogether.
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The purges of The Left Hand of Darkness and the consideration of choice and loss in "The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas" are haunting.
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The man behind the TV channel best known for its soccer coverage can see a time when Sky might "walk away" from showing some sports.
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Now, as President Donald Trump threatens to walk away from the Iran nuclear deal — and unspoken cyber truce — there are fears the war might reignite.
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Eventually, I decided to walk away from My Damn Channel, which meant abandoning a 2.5 million subscribed YouTube channel and starting my own channel, It'sGrace.
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The decision to walk away from the Star Wars universe means that the pair's output will be solely under Netflix's umbrella for the foreseeable future.
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I was 20153 years old when I watched my mother walk away from me to go to the land across the border — El Otro Lado.
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Are you going to feel like it was a big anticlimactic cheat if we walk away from this story with all of the heroes alive?
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Backderf hopes people seize that feeling, and walk away from his graphic novel and the story depicted in My Friend Dahmer with their awareness heightened.
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A good president, like a real-estate mogul, must be "prepared to walk" away from a bad deal; and it helps if he is unpredictable.
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A good president, like a real-estate mogul, must be "prepared to walk" away from a bad deal; and it helps if he is "unpredictable".
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Then there is his desire to walk away from (or at least renegotiate) some of America's defence alliances—an approach that would heighten geopolitical risk.
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But dashcam footage revealed more than a year after McDonald's death showed Van Dyke shot the teen as he appeared to walk away from officers.
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You often walk away from a Barry episode convinced Sally is the worst person on your screen, merely because she is a selfish, desperate woman.
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Thompson adds that she was looking forward to working with Luck director Alessandro Carloni, and that she is sorry to walk away from the film.
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Hardliners in her Conservative Party were urging her to stick two fingers up to the intransigent Europeans and walk away from the deadlocked Brexit negotiations.
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The latter caused a massive crack in Wade's psyche during his college playing years, prompting him to walk away from the game for three years.
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Iran would also have to walk away from core pillars of its foreign policy, including its involvement in Syria, Yemen, Lebanon and Afghanistan, he said.
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The North balked at the request, only to walk away from the bargaining table, driving tensions on the Korean Peninsula back to the boiling point.
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Walt Disney had to walk away from Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, which was owned by the studio he worked with, so he created Mickey Mouse.
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In October, Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said Iran would walk away from the nuclear deal if new sanctions of any kind were imposed.
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GOP strategists believe deeply that to walk away from health care would cause a revolt -- or at least a major enthusiasm dip -- within their base.
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And it's also the kind of comfort TV you can walk away from feeling like you didn't just let your brain rot for 22 minutes.
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Trump supporters -- and Trump himself -- seem to believe he could just walk away from his ugly racial history and never have to answer for it.
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With AR, you can walk up to the furniture, walk away from it and see what it looks like from different perspectives in your house.
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You can see the exact size, move around it, walk away from it or walk nearer, all as if the table were actually sitting there.
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Google, however, is quite difficult to walk away from both because it's everywhere and because it is trying so damn hard to keep you engaged.
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"We are 50-50 partners," she explains, adding that the business is a dream (and a big financial investment) she wouldn't just walk away from.
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The White House certified that Iran is complying with the agreement Monday, but only after some concern that Trump might walk away from the deal.
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I did walk away from a larger annual salary ($121,000 — good jobs for MFA graduates do exist!), but it was the right decision for me.
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Still, since talks began nine months ago, he has repeatedly said he could walk away from NAFTA if it is not redone to his liking.
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Billionaire Beny Steinmetz's BSG Resources (BSGR) said it would walk away from the Simandou project, but retain the right to mine the smaller Zogota deposit.
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What happens if Google has to walk away from tying search and Chrome to Google Play or has to give up the anti-fragmentation clause?
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"As painful as it was to walk away from her, I know it was the best for her and for me," he closes chapter 25.
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Now is not the time for the federal government to walk away from cities, especially if the goal is more efficient and effective local governance.
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Gannett made one thing clear on Tuesday: It will not walk away from its unsolicited offer to acquire the Tribune Publishing Company before summer's end.
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"I would hate to just walk away from the house," said Mr. Rego, who has lived in the three-bedroom home for nearly 20 years.
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I'd argue that Apple's ecosystem is the company's greatest innovation yet and one that many can't easily walk away from, even if they wanted to.
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Ottawa has suggested it could walk away from talks if the United States pushed to remove a key dispute-settlement mechanism in the trade deal.
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Th president has also said that he is "totally prepared to walk away" from the negotiating table if the summit does not meet his goals.
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It will now be up to Congress to decide whether to re-impose sanctions that would likely cause Iran to walk away from the deal.
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North Korea abruptly canceled talks with South Korea scheduled for Wednesday and threatened to walk away from talks with the U.S., according to media reports.
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"They can walk away from some of those leases and not cause a corporate default," said Jeff Langbaum, a real-estate analyst with Bloomberg Intelligence.
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Washington and Pyongyang, the two main parties concerned, opted to walk away from a deal that, had it been inked, could have undercut their interests.
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He could walk away from his mortgage and lose the $580,000 he has paid, or he can keep pouring his savings into the same hole.
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Think what it means for all the people who've wanted to start their own businesses but they're afraid to walk away from their health insurance.
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"I think that was clever for them to specify the worst-case test while still leaving room to walk away from it," Narang told CNN.
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The fact that Dos Santos has held the championship title can only help Rothwell should he walk away from the Zagreb showdown with a win.
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Universal spent a chunk of dough and to just walk away from it and not even put it out on DVD or, whatever, seems strange.
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Although Rousey put no exact date on when she would walk away from MMA, a loss at the hands of Nunes could force her hand.
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"I think we'll see a lot of women walk away from the party over this," said Katie Packer, who was Mr. Romney's deputy campaign manager.
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There is a part of me that will always regret having to walk away from this job with so much work left to be done.
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"I don't want people to be able to walk away from a play about slavery and say, 'Oh, well, that's not about 2018,'" he said.
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At one point the man tried to walk away from the situation, but he was stopped by officials who were trying to identify the man.
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During the BBC interview, May emphasized that beyond Trump's lawsuit suggestion, he also told her not to walk away from talks during the press conference.
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"This is not something that you walk away from," he told press on Friday in response to questions about whether he planned to step down.
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Currently, a doctor who doesn't like an insurance company's offer can walk away from the negotiating table and just charge higher prices to patients directly.
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President Trump has signaled his intention to walk away from it, as he did the Paris agreement, regardless of the evidence that it is working.
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If investors are reluctant to sell and SoftBank cannot hit its threshold of 14 percent ownership of Uber, SoftBank can walk away from the deal.
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Q. You write about the times when you decided to walk away from cases — including high-level executives who helped precipitate the 2008 financial crisis.
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Shares in both companies fell last week after Nikkei Asian Review, a Japanese business publication, reported that SoftBank intended to walk away from the transaction.
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While Trump has refused to walk away from his tough campaign talk on banning Muslims, his allies have tried to do the job for him.
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In a clip of Haenel right after her exit, she sarcastically chants "Bravo la pédophilie" ("Bravo pedophilia") while continuing to walk away from the event.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson responded by threatening to walk away from talks if the European Union tries to tie Britain too closely to its rules.
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At this delicate juncture, it would be a mistake to walk away from the nuclear agreement and remove the restraints that it places on Iran.
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Whether you're a clean-as-you-go or clean-at-the-end, you never want to walk away from the kitchen without having tidied up.
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But Trump's willingness to walk away from the table with Kim could build his credibility if he threatens to take a similar approach with China.
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"The president can walk away from the table with this number," highlighting the unemployment rate last month dipping to 3.5%, matching a 50-year low.
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But negotiations hit a snag after Rosneft twice changed the price tag, the two sources said, prompting the Emiratis to walk away from the deal.
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When the country's president bowed to Russian pressure and tried to walk away from the EU deal, a pro-European revolution drove him from office.
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Google employees can't just walk away from ethical tradeoffs like Dragonfly As I wrote at the time: The internet as independence movement is 100% dead.
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Just because Leslie Moonves was forced out as CBS's chairman and chief executive doesn't mean he is going to quietly walk away from $120 million.
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Claims that the United States will no longer be able to meet its Paris obligations give other countries an excuse to walk away from theirs.
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"I don't think that anybody can walk away from Apple products," Benioff said, noting that every business is aware of the power the iPhone wields.
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Perhaps he and his parents decided collectively to walk away from the mortgage, although that kind of behavior was not consistent with the family's history.
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Why walk away from the seat if, as he said, he still thought the Senate ethics committee was the right venue to adjudicate his case?
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And the president has made clear, both in word and in action, that he's going to walk away from deals if they're not good deals.
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Mr. Putin's response was to walk away from a 1993 Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty that prohibited land-based missiles from carrying multiple warheads, or MIRVs.
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She brought word of the photographer's predatory behavior back to her agency, but said they weren't supportive of her decision to walk away from the gig.
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I never believed I would remain friends with any of these white supremacists, that some of them would walk away from their movement after we interacted.
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The only glitch in that budding myth was the band's own realization that the tumult of Hot Water Music was too intoxicating to walk away from.
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When he falls in with a rich heiress named Natalie who's trying to escape from her repressive father, they decide to simply walk away from society.
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Alexandra Bell, senior policy director for the Center for Arms Control & Nonproliferation, encouraged the White House to fix the treaty rather than walk away from it.
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Last week, however, Negan came back, and it was hard for me to walk away from the episode without thinking that he was actually the problem.
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CNBC reported in October that Neumann was set to get up to $1.7 billion to walk away from the company and give up his voting rights.
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There is a big part of me that will always regret having to walk away from this job with so much work left to be done.
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In many cases, employees just walk away from those options, which could be worth a lot once the startup goes public or gets acquired, Barzilai said.
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Unless Mr Trump can learn to walk away from a challenge, he is likely to land in one of the quagmires he claims he will avoid.
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U.S. President Donald Trump frequently describes the 1994 pact as a disaster and has threatened to walk away from the deal unless major changes are made.
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But if you prep properly and use the right products, you'll walk away from your appointment with smooth and even skin that'll last long beyond summer.
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It really gives readers something to think about: Whether you're on the side of courage or crazy, could you walk away from that kind of money?
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