You have got to give a wide berth to comedy.
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First, roads need to give big forests a wide berth.
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States were given wide berth to manage their own affairs.
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The president gave it a wide berth; no plausible Palestinian attended.
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He should make sure his administration gives Clinton a wide berth.
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The waiters gave her a wide berth, their eyes on the floor.
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The toddlers, like the mice, learned to give Morsi a wide berth.
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Flanagan entered the Engineers' Gate into Central Park with a wide berth.
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Democrats have an unbelievably wide berth here to be daring and inventive.
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Federal prosecutors give people a very wide berth on First Amendment-related conduct.
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Mr. Furst said airport workers were trained to give passengers a wide berth.
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Give them a wide berth: Some 90 percent of their mass is underwater.
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Would they give them a wide berth or would they assume hostile intent?
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On Survivor, producers provide the castaways a wide berth to play the game.
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The law gives officials wide berth to decide how to protect national security.
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If you see or hear a rattlesnake coiled up, give it a wide berth.
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Several senators said Mr. Rosenstein would give Mr. Mueller wide berth in the inquiry.
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The need to give rough weather a wide berth can also lead to delays.
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He waved his hands in the other men's faces and they gave him wide berth.
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Make sure to give your team-mate a wide berth when they're celebrating a goal.
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But teachers are given a wide berth to teach topics that Beijing sees as subversive.
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"Most of us give them a wide berth," said Ms. Florence, the priest and professor.
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The potential for wardrobe malfunction alone is enough to warrant giving them a wide berth.
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But sometimes as in the examples above, they surely give some people a very wide berth.
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She said her group made it a point to allow larger commercial vessels a wide berth.
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Kareema Folks, 38, another shelter resident, said she learned to give Mr. White a wide berth.
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After all, Nevada regulations give a wide berth to corporate boards who act in good faith.
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But Spencer suggested the company will give a wide berth to claims that are simply questionable.
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For example, give a wide berth to apartments where the occupant-bathroom ratio exceeds three to one.
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As the investigation proceeds, Mr Zarrab's suspected accomplices might want to give Disney World a wide berth.
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But it was Flanagan who would enter the Engineers' Gate into Central Park with a wide berth.
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In any case, ardent admirers of Merton should probably give "The Glory of the World" a wide berth.
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Any prolonged uncertainty could prove punishing for UK banks if investors give the asset class a wide berth.
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Many girls gave us a wide berth, but others were curious about us and even sought us out.
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The agency investigates detention deaths internally, and it has a wide berth in blocking access to relevant records.
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If everyone around them begins giving them a wide berth, perhaps it will be a wake-up call.
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I see the furtive glances, then the averted eyes, and am given wide berth as I walk past.
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"When people have appeared, they've given one another a wide berth," wrote Severgnini for The New York Times.
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The Court has emphasized repeatedly the wide berth the executive branch enjoys in order to maintain national security.
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His co-workers understandably cut him a wide berth, especially after his condition leads to a serious accident.
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The recording also gave a wide berth to pianist Johnnie Johnson, who used it to take a virtuoso turn.
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That opened a wide berth for Tsurenko to capitalize, and she did, with 20 winners and 38 unforced errors.
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AMD has rocketed 217 percent this year, topping out the S&P 500 for 2018 by a wide berth.
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In our system of separation of powers, the judiciary gives the executive a wide berth to enforce the law.
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Anyone inclined to give him a wide berth must have a pretty narrow view of what makes for interesting conversation.
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If a cat is abused by a person, it will be frightened of them and give them a wide berth.
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But very recent history shows that, even when dealing with devastating historical revelations, the U.S. still has a wide berth
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Presidents have historically had a wide berth when it comes to using the powers they are granted during national emergencies.
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Macau's gaming revenues have more than halved since then, as high rollers from the mainland gave it a wide berth.
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The map always shows you where the other players are and, when I can, I'll give them a wide berth.
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"But instead of helping him people give him a wide berth as if his problems are contagious," Mr. Alagbé said.
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A bildungsroman — even a spare one — needs to give its heroine a wide berth so readers can watch her unfold.
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After the birds arrive, portions of the beach are closed, giving the visitors a wide berth to lay their eggs.
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We have always given them a wide berth and enjoyed seeing them from a distance until the past few years.
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He gives those a wide berth; they mark updrafts that can flip a plane and fling hailstones for 2100 miles.
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To err on the safe side, the company's engineers often program the vehicles to give other objects a wide berth.
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The market continued to give sterling a wide berth, pushing the currency to $1.4464, well off this week's peak of $1.4664.
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The market also gave sterling a wide berth even though the consensus is for the BOE to leave rates on hold.
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They were giving me a wide berth and walking briskly, as if there were something right behind them and closing fast.
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Well, I'm on guard—I expect to see one so will keep an eye out and give it a wide berth.
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Throughout her campaign, she has tried to give the issue of abortion a wide berth, a stance that has infuriated progressives.
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The metaphor fits: This is cerebral, modern jazz that still has a convincing pulse, and a wide berth for fetching improvisations.
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Susan Collins, who has been given wide berth by McConnell to take a more thoughtful posture on the impeachment trial procedure.
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But it was a dud, with reviewers citing limited functionality and poor battery life as reasons to give it a wide berth.
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But the fund money flowing into other parts of the industrial metals space is giving the London tin market a wide berth.
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As you can imagine, it gets a wide berth upon entering the joint ... no one's rushing him at the check-in line.
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My mother — whose name was Bing — learned to give wide berth to the corpses and near-dead beggars who lined the streets.
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When it came to expectations for him this season, Rodriguez gave a wide berth to the subject, saying he has never projected numbers.
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But when it comes to the expression of opinions and beliefs—particularly political and religious ideas—schools must grant children a wide berth.
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On Friday, onlookers at the resort were directed by the Secret Service to move their vehicles to ensure a wide berth for Mrs.
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ANZ is also battening down the hatches by giving capital-intensive institutional lending a wide berth, slowing dividends and selling non-core assets.
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Though the state remains unrecognized by the Burmese government, officials have historically given the area and its remaining armed inhabitants a wide berth.
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The market continued to give sterling a wide berth, pushing the currency to $1.4450, down slightly and well off this week's peak of $1.4664.
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Former presidents often give their replacements a wide berth in office, rarely weighing in to criticize their actions out of respect for the office.
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Wade, the 1973 case that established the right to an abortion, and executive authority, where Democrats worry Kavanaugh would give Trump a wide berth.
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I give wide berth to these terms, so that courage can mean anything from standing up for oneself to saving a platoon in combat.
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Maroney gave her a wide berth, seemingly sensing that at least for this weekend, Lawrence will be the center of attention in their relationship.
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Similarly, the position against trickery for profit gives Facebook a wide berth to fight against spammers, scammers and shady businesses making false claims about products.
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The base loves that he is passionately politically incorrect and they give him wide berth to cut deals that would have sank other Republican leaders.
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The decision came as a surprise, as TPS statute gives a wide berth to the secretary of Homeland Security to determine who receives its benefits.
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Some may choose to give a wide berth to personal enrichment and self-improvement in retirement because they had their share of both at work.
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Heavier-weight investors, who have historically favored long-only positions, seem to be giving the entire industrial metals space a wide berth at the moment.
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John Gan, an office clerk who said almost half of his investment had evaporated since August, is among those giving the bourses a wide berth now.
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Videos posted to social media appeared to show police cruisers involved in the pursuit giving the driver a wide berth, which was probably a good idea.
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In Lower Terolar, a village down the road from the camp, farmers say they avoid going out after dark and give the refugees a wide berth.
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And the rules give religious employers a wide berth in claiming an exemption from generally applicable laws, no matter how profound the impact on third parties.
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The public policy challenge — how to provide a wide berth for testing and deployment while still ensuring rider, motorist and pedestrian safety — is not an insignificant one.
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The group in the train station was simply making a prudent choice and giving the police, their goofy electronic glasses and their strange foreign friend wide berth.
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We also gave it a wide berth when it was climbing stairs to make sure no one would be hurt if it lost its balance and fell.
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Sure, the drone is pint-sized, but I highly recommend you should give yourself a fairly wide berth for maneuvering the thing as you learn the control scheme.
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Dressing quickly, Puig took a wide berth around a horde of reporters interviewing a teammate and, with reliever Kenley Jansen by his side, slipped into the dark night.
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Many Western banks had given Russia's privatization program a wide berth because of sanctions risks, so Intesa had stuck out its neck by taking a role on the deal.
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While most cars gave me a wide berth on the road, it was still a white-knuckling experience: you're acutely aware that you're largely unprotected while riding between cars.
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The honest answer would probably have been to just admit that Facebook gives a rather wide berth to the far right because it's so worried about being called liberal.
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Although Brown has a wide berth in terms of when he can set the election, it is unlikely that Democrats will wait a long time to fill the seat.
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But in the near-decade since Neumann cofounded WeWork, he has invested millions of his company's money and of his personal funds to pursue his wide berth of interests.
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For a quarter mile, they trailed McDonald, one in a squad car and the other on foot, giving the suspect a wide berth so as not to provoke him.
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In the middle of the crater is a "Sicario House" but if I give it a wide berth, I avoid the text on screen that would make that true.
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The activists argue that Otting's proposal would give lenders a wide berth to satisfy the law's requirements through big dollar projects — such as sports stadiums — without consulting local residents.
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Throughout the contentious hearing, now in its third day, Kavanaugh has tried to give political questions -- especially those related to Trump and his potential legal woes -- a wide berth.
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But if people did spot him at Lincoln Center or out to dinner with Iman, they usually gave him wide berth, out of respect and also a sense of intimidation.
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Criticism is broadly protected under the law and enjoys a wide berth culturally, so if jokes are a kind of criticism, then "It's just a joke" is a workable defense.
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I give it a wide berth as I take in custom-built boards and others imported from overseas, but everyone I speak to nods in the direction of that table.
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Banks are still zombies; many structural reforms (such as to the judiciary, labour and product markets) have been put off; and private investors continue to give Greece a wide berth.
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Investors also gave sterling a wide berth after British Prime Minister David Cameron was forced into a hasty cabinet reshuffle on Saturday following the shock resignation of a senior minister.
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Rejecting the world's most famous rock stars was a task the 25-year-old doorman was unable to do, he said, giving both men wide berth when they showed up.
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But potential microtargeting limits and other possible tweaks in the offing signify that the company is open to at least scaling back the wide berth it gives paid political messaging.
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Still, that has historically given them a wide berth to shape their outlook based on what is happening elsewhere, responding not just to data but to changes in perceived risks.
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We radioed for a Zodiac, the sturdy black-rubber dinghies that are the workhorses of the Arctic, and before long we were giving the bear a wide berth in the sea.
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The Supreme Court, starting in the 1970s and continuing under Chief Justice John Roberts, has also championed the corporate lobby, giving the President a wide berth in promoting the corporate agenda.
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Ms. May is spending her last hours in office working on legislation to cut Britain's net production of greenhouse gases to zero by 2050 — and giving Brexit an understandably wide berth.
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So as not to interrupt them, we gave wide berth to a father and his young daughter standing mesmerized before a waterfall, and to a man meditating on a mossy ledge.
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Saying data is used for something as abstract as improving stores and advertising gives the company a wide berth to act within while still falling under the rules of its privacy notice.
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And since Congress may not be "prescient enough" to write laws that address "any particular factual situation that might arise", he said, courts should afford presidents a wide berth to curtail travel.
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With both Cohen and Manafort, the Trump legal team could face serious complications after actively seeking out close and ongoing relationships when it should have been cutting both men a wide berth.
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The market gave sterling a wide berth even though the consensus is for the BOE to leave interest rates on hold at its first monetary policy decision of the year on Thursday.
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We stick out like sore thumbs amidst the gaggle of well-heeled business types; they crowd the rest of the bar but afford us a wide berth, which suits us just fine.
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Park rules dictate that visitors give animals a wide berth, requiring them to stay at least 25 yards (meters) from bison and elk and 100 yards from predators such as wolves and bears.
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But the Pentagon's request is derived in part from the Defense Production Act (DPA), a 1950s-era U.S. law that gives the Pentagon wide berth to procure equipment necessary for the national defense.
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This played right into Mr. Hernández's hands; he declared a state of emergency and imposed martial law, securing for himself a wide berth to use Honduras's American-trained security forces to repress opposition.
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The National Emergencies Act of 1976 gives presidents a wide berth when it comes to determining what an emergency is, which could provide Trump's declaration the cover it needs to prevail in court.
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That should keep inflation at bay, near the bottom end of the government's targeted range, giving the central bank a wide berth to cut interest rates to an all-time low next week.
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"Clearly, any forecast for the peso has to be given a wide berth for potential swings in either direction, given that U.S. trade policy is now up in the air," CIBC economists wrote.
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Governing coalitions on the right and left have for decades made deals with ultra-Orthodox political parties to give them wide berth over religious matters in exchange for support on diplomatic or budget priorities.
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Autonomy, a new Paris gathering of ride-sharing startups and other "urban mobility" operators, is also giving the traditional automotive fest a wide berth, setting up camp in a diametrically opposite corner of town.
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That month, regulators also ordered the closure of iBooks Store and iTunes Movies, which was a surprising move because Apple has been given a relatively wide berth for a foreign tech firm in China.
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"One thing I'm worried about in a bigger scale is that Rosenstein, by giving Mueller this wide berth, has created this monster," said one former White House official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Pedro's fractious relationships with his actors (Ana Margarita Martínez-Casado and Gerardo Gudiño), as well as with the station manager (Alfonso Rey), offer this play's director, José Zayas, a wide berth for broad comedy.
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Trump has had a wide berth to reshape the central bank, with five of the Fed's seven board seats open for him to fill, including the influential chairmanship that sets the tone for policy debates.
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Everyone was giving him a wide berth except for me, because he was positioned exactly between the downtown platform and the stairs to the uptown platform, and I didn't know which way I was going.
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I would have opted to give the bison a wide berth even if the man who worked the entrance gate at Badlands National Park had not handed me a flier warning me to do so.
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Swimply hosts typically give swimmers a wide berth, and this host, like most, had promised that window shades would be drawn; but the shades were up and a woman's forehead was visible in a window.
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But doctors tend to give them a wide berth because "we don't know what the hell they are," said Dr. Timothy E. Quill, an expert on palliative care medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Center.
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Too much capacity, too many exports and too much stock overhang is the popular perception of the aluminum market so it's not entirely surprising that financial players and investors have been giving it a wide berth.
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By giving the executive branch a wide berth in carrying out the laws, members of the House and senators can always claim that an unpopular law was carried out in a manner Congress did not intend.
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Too much capacity, too many exports and too much stock overhang is the popular perception of the aluminium market so it's not entirely surprising that financial players and investors have been giving it a wide berth.
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Republicans have largely given Mr. Rubio a wide berth to respond to a tragedy in his home state, but he is likely to encounter significant resistance on the right in any effort to restrict magazine sales.
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It's also not surprising to involve Mr. Cipollone in the sense that the White House is claiming a wide berth of executive privilege around the impeachment case, and he's the head of the legal team there.
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I saw Hawkins and Bland as soon as I was off the train, but they gave me a wide berth, for it was known that even here, in the city, Ryland's Hounds prowled, searching for runaways.
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The country follows an extremist version of Islam called Wahhabism that has inspired the Islamic State and other jihadis, and the judiciary is controlled by conservative clerics who are allowed a wide berth to apply Shariah law.
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The day-trading flash crowd that occasionally sweeps across Chinese commodity markets is evidently giving copper a wide berth at the moment, preferring clearer-cut directional markets such as steel rebar or the resurgent Shanghai stock market.
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Trading was light throughout the month, as many investors are giving the market a wide berth, burnt not just by January's slump, which has taken indexes back to 2014 levels, but also last summer's 40 percent crash.
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Give a wide berth to the broker who seems to be telling you only what you want to hear, the one who says your apartment is worth far more than the valuation others have placed on it.
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When they were children, the less pretty, much steadier sister tended to mother Margaret; later on, Elizabeth learned to give her a wide berth; toward the end, before Margaret's death in 2002, the princess had her pity.
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But the most dangerous bias — whether on the field, in the office or at home — is our innate privileging of the past; we give it too much importance when we should be giving it a wide berth.
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However, Bloomberg has spent even more than Trump in order to widen his campaign's approach to cover a wide berth social media — and dictate different strategies for each platform that are proven to be effective in going viral.
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Last Monday, three weeks after Sessions gave federal prosecutors wide berth to begin marijuana busts in states where it's legal, Phil Scott, the Republican governor of Vermont, signed a bill making Vermont the ninth state to legalize the drug.
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That competition, the so-called aluminum wars, was a corpse-filled struggle for control of Siberian smelters and other state-owned Soviet assets that was so violent that even some of Russia's toughest tycoons gave it a wide berth.
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The online companies' decisions are in keeping with recent statements from top Silicon Valley executives who said they will give a wide berth to speech by political leaders, despite policies that otherwise restrict or prohibit false or demeaning content.
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Although Trump has by his own admission suggested that he didn't "need to" declare this emergency, the National Emergencies Act itself gives presidents a wide berth to take advantage of it, making it tougher to field an effective challenge.
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Maybe we should be prepared to treat an encounter with vehicles laden with sensors and cameras the same way we handle intersections with clearly marked student driver cars: Give them a wide berth and some extra attention when they're nearby.
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That year, its plush booth at E3, the primary video game trade show in the US, had the comfiest carpet in all of Staples Center because no one was walking on those carpets, instead giving the booth a wide berth.
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The order came as part of a letter to Congressional committee leaders, as required under the Defense Production Act (DPA), a 1950s-era U.S. law that gives the president and Pentagon wide berth to procure equipment necessary for the national defense.
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Waiters clad in livery from Mercatores, the uniform store patronized by the elite of Milan, gave the art gizmo a wide berth as they circulated with square trays of tiny quiches stuffed with baby summer vegetables or anchovies on toast.
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"As long as migrant homes are being torched and anti-migrant slogans are being flung around marketplaces and parliaments, the foreign workers we urgently need will give a wide berth to our state and eastern Germany as a whole," said Felgner.
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They were given a wide berth from the other guests, including Sebastián Lelio, the film's writer and director; Julian Schnabel, the artist, in paint-splattered boots; Renée Fleming, the celebrated soprano; and Nicole Miller and Cynthia Rowley, the fashion designers.
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Nyong'o, who was dressed for an earlier panel discussion in a gray and black gingham pantsuit, black heels and matching round sunglasses, was trailed by two barrel-chested bodyguards, who kept a wide berth at their client's polite but firm insistence.
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As a consequence, these people give a wide berth to apartments and neighborhoods they themselves might prefer, buy or rent larger apartments than they might otherwise require, and, in a few instances, take a big financial hit for a change of address.
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House Democrats could also contest the status of the national emergency by arguing that it's not actually an emergency at all, though experts have said that the law has typically granted the president a wide berth to determine what an emergency is.
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"The path to not putting them on is if Mexico puts in effort to reduce illegal immigration at the border," the official said, noting that what that path entails was "intentionally" left ambiguous, giving the President a "wide berth" of actions from Mexico he could consider satisfactory.
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But a wide berth of forecasters, economists and investors said Friday that the prospect of steadily escalating tariffs, slapped without warning across one of the world's most integrated supply chains, has substantially increased risks to the economy and increased the likelihood the Fed will have to respond.
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" As they ascend to the 15,000-foot plateau, he writes, "We are immediately sobered by the desolation we ride into, its lifeless, lunar magnitude, the dense stacking of scorched, scoured mountains, so unwelcoming, we had quickly learned, that even the Maoists were giving Mustang a wide berth.
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It's important to be able to spot these cons and give them a wide berth—otherwise you could find yourself stuck with malware on your device or see your online accounts exposed or find some of your most sensitive financial information leaked out on to the web.
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Trump has had a wide berth to reshape the central bank but at the urging of advisers like Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and others sensitive to the importance of maintaining market faith in the Fed's independence, he has picked a collection of comparatively mainstream economists and centrist Republicans.
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At a time when President Trump's America first policy is causing real damage to the U.S. and global economies, and at a time when it is failing to produce its desired results, the Democratic Party's presidential hopefuls are choosing to steer a wide berth from criticizing Trump's trade policies.
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The question, however, is whether Mr. Meyer, 54, one of the best-known and highest-paid coaches in college football who has won three national championships, looked the other way or was cut a wide berth by those who dared not challenge him regarding an individual so close to him.
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Her photos, for example, aren't framed tight to the images Woodman shot; rather, they are given a wide berth, framed around the photo paper itself that holds the images, with darkroom smudges and creases fully visible, a move that keeps the focus on the process of making pictures instead of the finished product.
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"What this order essentially does is gives a wide berth to security and investigative agencies to access data and information protected by the fundamental right to privacy without providing reason why such a draconian measure has been invoked," Chitranshul Sinha, a Supreme Court lawyer in India, who called the order "unconstitutional," told BuzzFeed News.
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"On strategy and tactics, most Republican members of Congress will likely give the President a wide berth, but on mistakes or issues that don't appear to be based on some bigger strategy, I think those same members of Congress will begin to speak out," said one senior Republican House member granted anonymity to speak candidly.
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Second, the wide berth at the bottom means more people can fit inside, and the narrow crack at the top means that at a very specific point in the day (between 11:30 am and 12:453 pm) at a very specific time of year (late spring to early fall), sunlight pours into the space.
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But the operation formerly run by Mr. Silverman, an affable executive with a tendency to give directors a wide berth, has also delivered films of irregular quality — something that did not matter so much in the past, when consumers had fewer entertainment options, but a shortcoming that is now considered unacceptable, especially as studios like Warner increasingly rely on sequels.
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He usually wins an unearned wide berth and political concessions from the West by his offensive habits of saying anything to anyone at any time — in between episodic threats to the West to yank NATO troops out of Turkey, to send along even more Middle Eastern young males from war-torn states into the heart of Europe, or to demagogue Muslim tensions with Israel.
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In light of the wide berth the First Amendment affords artistic speech, the ADF lawyers claim, "Phillips is as shielded by the Free Speech Clause as a modern painter or sculptor, and his greatest masterpieces—his custom wedding cakes—are just as worthy of constitutional protection as an abstract painting like Piet Mondrian's Broadway Boogie Woogie, a modern sculpture like Alexander Calder's Flamingo, or a temporary artistic structure like Christo and Jeanne-Claude's Running Fence".
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Notably Bezos chose not to publish this information with any kind of official connection with The Washington Post (such as a letter from the owner or the like, or with Post lawyers); considering this is more of a personal issue for him and that he is accusing AMI of poor journalistic practices (in fact of masquerading as journalism for nefarious purposes), it is well for him to keep a wide berth from potential accusations that he is abusing the Post in any way.
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