We strongly advise against choosing SMS as the second factor.
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The researchers are quick to advise against self-medicating with ayahuasca.
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So most fitness experts currently advise against static stretches before exercise.
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Experts and law enforcement officials advise against cooperating with the hackers.
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In good times and bad, however, they advise against multiple advisors.
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"I would have to strongly advise against it," Mr. Soloviev said.
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The US and Canadian governments advise against travelling to North Korea.
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JB: Are there any methods of hair removal you advise against?
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Zhang said many lawyers in China advise against pursuing them at all.
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Gun control advocates frequently advise against people using guns for self-defense.
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Why does writer Pamela Druckerman advise against readers comparing themselves to him?
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The Canadian and U.S. governments both advise against travel to the country.
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"On this forum, we all pretty much advise against it," he says.
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It's definitely tempting to go sans socks, but we'd advise against it.
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City officials still advise against drinking the tap water without a filter.
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These guidelines also advise against foods high in salt, saturated fat and sugar.
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"I would advise against engaging in this telephone billing fraud," the nurse wrote.
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ARE THERE ANY ADULTS WHO A DOCTOR WOULD ADVISE AGAINST GETTING THE VACCINE?
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But I advise against cubes, because the dressing coats shredded chicken more evenly.
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"The FCO continue to advise against all travel to Hubei Province, and now advise against all but essential travel to the rest of mainland China (not including Hong Kong and Macao)", UK's Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) said on Tuesday.
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Economists typically advise against taxing such things, which allow an economy to produce more.
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Authorities advise against approaching Feldman, as he is believed to be armed and dangerous.
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Although many financial advisors advise against this, it is an easy way to save.
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"While the Humane Society doesn't advise against this collar, it prefers "positive training methods.
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For example, the guidelines advise against transporting a live chicken longer than three hours.
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I advise against setting it up anywhere but where you intend on keeping it.
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In the morning, experts generally advise against hitting "snooze" and going back to sleep.
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She puts such great paints on her stuff even when people advise against it.
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GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESWOMAN SAYS WE ADVISE AGAINST ALL TRAVEL ABROAD THAT'S NOT NECESSARY
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Warning: Many cryptocurrencies are scams, and I strongly advise against their use as investment vehicles.
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But saying it&aposs his call even if they advise against him doing it. Watch.
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If you're a hot dog purist or an elote purist, we advise against making this.
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These are expenses most super savers would advise against, but they're worth it to me.
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It's gotten so bad, police in Utah actually had to advise against shooting random clowns.
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It's quite easy to find friends and colleagues who will advise against taking a chance.
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But flights have been canceled and officials advise against traveling to China if it's avoidable.
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Jay Leno, pioneering car builder and host of CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage, " would advise against it.
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While it's possible to run the miner without informing your users, we strongly advise against it.
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Right off the bat, I'm going to advise against choosing the last option there, the Play.
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"Many cryptocurrencies are scams, and I strongly advise against their use as investment vehicles," it reads.
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"We advise against cutting more than one-third of the grass leaf at a time," Morrow says.
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So I'd advise against talking to anyone who's an employee of the North Korean state in Europe.
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Vitamin B3 deficiency is rare in developed countries, leading doctors to advise against self-medicating with niacin.
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We caution, however, against holding long-dated Italian bonds and advise against any concentrated exposure to them.
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"I would advise against doing that," Brady said at The Wall Street Journal CEO Council annual meeting.
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We definitely advise against messing with people's food, and intentionally scaring strangers is not a smart idea.
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Goldberg told me that even if his clients were out of options, he'd advise against hiring Gomez.
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"I would advise against these mass closures when we're keeping this situation relatively contained," said De Blasio.
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Some phone makers advise against using wipes because they can damage protective films on the phone's surface.
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And most professionals advise against trying to time the market based on technical factors such as these.
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However, doctors advise against following a gluten-free diet merely because a family member has been diagnosed.
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There are some people who would advise against having a poop emoji engraved on your AirPods case.
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One caution: Experts advise against using spray versions of mineral products because they are made up of nanoparticles.
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But he wouldn't necessarily advise against it if a patient came to him for advice on the topic.
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You don't need to be a stock picker; in fact, I'd advise against it for the average investor.
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But it has been enough for the United States and Britain to advise against traveling to the region.
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We advise against using one of these products if you lack the experience; consult an expert before using.
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Oklahoma: Officials advise against taking pictures of marked ballots, but you can snap photos inside a polling place.
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The effects of eating fish contaminated with it remain essentially untested, but experts strongly advise against doing so.
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Even if I weren't bald since I was a teenager, I'd still advise against bringing a hair dryer.
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Judges routinely advise against it, and often insist that court-appointed counsel be on hand as a backup.
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But unfortunately, most of the time, when you go to the doctor they will strongly advise against herbal abortions.
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Essential also has a $49 pair, but if it sounds anything like this, I would advise against it, too.
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Normally, in fact, I'd advise against playing a classic game like Deus Ex for the first time with mods.
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We are not aware of any prosecutions, if it was brought to my attention, we would advise against it.
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There's also a pregnancy tracker, which is notable because some smart scales advise against using if you are pregnant.
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"I would strongly advise against creating an even larger national champion," Isabel Schnabel, one of the advisers, told reporters.
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The agency also said it continues to advise against the consumption, and sale of romaine lettuce harvested from these regions.
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Basically, all the garments, and in a color palette, that most dermatologists — including all of mine — would specifically advise against.
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Billionaires Warren Buffett and Bill Gates also advise against passing money on to your children, or at least too much.
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"Lawyers make their money from litigation so most of them advise against mediation," said Raffaele Rotondaro, a lawyer in Rome.
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Most economists and business leaders advise against raising taxes in a recession when the economy typically needs to be stimulated.
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Most medical experts advise against it for pregnant women, children and people with serious illnesses or low body mass indexes.
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In fact, most nutritionists advise against cutting out whole food groups, particularly vegetables, which are a rich source of nutrients.
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I would certainly advise against disagreeing with her in public, since she may feel attacked or undermined (as she alluded to).
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Tillerson said he would advise against any broad-based sanctions against Myanmar, as the United States wanted to see it succeed.
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That's one reason experts advise against closing credit cards, especially older ones, since doing so could shorten your average credit history.
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Because ethical guidelines advise against letting chimeras develop completely, the scientists gathered the 186 surviving embryos after 21 to 28 days.
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While investing your money might make it grow faster, experts generally advise against investing money you'll need in the near future.
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Dershowitz had another reason to advise against taking aim at the Supreme Court — especially for someone with business before the justices.
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The World Health Organization and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advise against travel to both islands while pregnant.
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Bharara predicted that Trump will want to meet with Mueller and his investigative team, even if his lawyers advise against it.
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Unsurprisingly, medical professionals strongly advise against at-home ketamine use, citing the dangers of unsupervised use and the potential for addiction.
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I'd advise against buying them soon after launch, as LG's OLEDs tend to see big markdowns near the end of the year.
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You don't have to look far to find startup gurus and VCs who strongly advise against being remote, much less a nomad.
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While most tourists to North Korea are from China, roughly 6,000 Westerners visit annually, though the US and Canada advise against it.
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She remembers a moment when Christian uses some kind of electric shock device on Ana, and would advise against that during pregnancy.
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I would advise against watching 13 Reasons Why if you currently struggle with suicidal thoughts or self harm/have undergone sexual assault.
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Nevertheless, we folks here at VICE Canada would, even though we're not exactly bear experts, advise against feeding bears tasty frozen treats.
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To advise against applying it is to shame them for partaking in the rituals of femininity that are often thrust upon them.
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Additionally, we would advise against further restricting foreign students' ability to enter the American workforce upon completing their degrees from U.S. universities.
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I would very much advise against opting for that, but I have no qualms in recommending the Finn Access with that extra pocket.
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While most tourists to North Korea are from China, roughly 6,000 Westerners visit annually, although the United States and Canada advise against it.
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Traditionally, the person in that role reports to the chief technology or chief information officer, something a majority of security experts advise against.
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In one transcript, RCMP inspector Mark Flynn testified to advise against revealing details about the encryption key because it could harm BlackBerry's business.
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And if you're looking to give your own dog a hair makeover, experts strongly advise against binding their ears with elastics or clips.
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Former CIA Director Michael Hayden said in a new interview that he would advise against working for the Trump administration, Yahoo News reported.
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Listen, especially when they advise against somethingMost people are focused on what a planner will tell them to do to reach their goals.
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However, we advise against panicking and stockpiling baby wipes beyond reason so fellow parents can get fair access to the supplies they need.
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AH: There's a lot of preparation required [before doing this]; we advise against companies going out to market because of a false signal.
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On a related note: Experts also advise against hitting "snooze" and going back to sleep when your alarm goes off in the morning.
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While most tourists to North Korea are from China, roughly 6,000 Westerners visit annually, though the United States and Canada advise against it.
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Morrison writes: You don't have to look far to find startup gurus and VCs who strongly advise against being remote, much less a nomad.
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The reason derms advise against doing your own blackhead extractions at home is because the possibility of scarring and skin irritation is really high.
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However, they are not compatible with the heat from dishwashers, microwaves, and lava — so we would advise against taking them on trips to Mustafar.
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Though tax lawyers may advise against it, the I.R.S. has said that an audit does not prevent individuals from releasing their own tax information.
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The announcement comes as federal officials advise against gatherings of more than 10 people, among other measures, to slow the spread of the virus.
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With over 88,000 ticket applications received, officials advise against showing up to the arena without a ticket, as there won't be any screens outside.
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WHO continues to advise against any restriction of travel to, and trade with, the Democratic Republic of the Congo based on currently available information.
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U.S. intelligence agencies advise against buying smartphones from Huawei, for example, while Blu and OnePlus have been caught sending private data back to headquarters.
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The main reason dermatologists advise against doing your own blackhead-popping at home is because the possibility of scarring and skin irritation is sky high.
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" It further capped that caveat with an explicit disclaimer — writing: "Warning: Many cryptocurrencies are scams, and I strongly advise against their use as investment vehicles.
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While most professionals would advise against drastically changing your hair a few days before you tie the knot, it isn't surprising that Eugenie did otherwise.
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Personal finance experts strongly advise against this strategy, for obvious reasons, but also because situations like the Leckrones' aren't as uncommon as you might imagine.
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Authorities said they will let some residents stay overnight on their properties, but advise against it because electricity, gas and other services were not available.
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Doctors advise against using nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories, like ibuprofen and aspirin, during late pregnancy because they can compromise fetal circulation and have other adverse consequences.
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"As we advise against unnecessary social contact of all kinds, it's right that we should extend that advice to mass gatherings as well," Johnson said.
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Investors have also punished AMC Entertainment, one of the largest operators of movie theaters globally, as public health authorities ban or advise against public gatherings.
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As the Targaryen knows, Tyrion might usually advise against violent force, and he might indeed still have some divided loyalties where his house is concerned.
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"We advise against extrapolating unless the rise is sustained in coming weeks," said Jim O'Sullivan, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, New York.
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Maybe all this approval will encourage Grande to retire the ponytail and bring her curls out to play— even if Tyra Banks might advise against it.
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It still seems like a lot for a second phone, and while it's certainly adorable, I'd strongly advise against anyone using it as a primary handset.
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Again, I don't think tracking every single purchase is completely necessary — and some experts even advise against doing so — but it's a habit that suits me.
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Lee Suk-joon, minister of South Korea's office for government policy coordination, said the government continued to advise against South Koreans using North Korean restaurants overseas.
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Sanders, when asked again about making falsehoods from the White House, said: "I would always advise against giving false information as a person of human decency."
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Rudd campaigned for Remain and will be one of the few senior voices in Johnson's Cabinet who will advise against leaving the EU without a deal.
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Faux leather, for instance, sounds like a good, cheap substitute, but I'd advise against it if you want your purchase to actually look like real leather.
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While colonial governments often forced contact and integration on tribes they discovered, experts now advise against making contact, and allowing tribes to decide their own fates.
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I would just advise against buying one as a permanent streaming solution for someone who isn't accustomed to, or interested in, doing everything with their phone.
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While it was a hit to our savings, we were able to pay the bills without taking on debt, which is something financial experts generally advise against.
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I will advise against it," the elder Boren, 74, said, in a statement first reported by the AP. "In my opinion, it is not a good idea.
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The British government cautioned there remained risks for British nationals, and said it continued to advise against travel to some areas including those near the Libyan border.
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Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) also declined to either recommend or advise against a vote on the package in a communication sent to lawmakers, according to multiple sources.
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We'd advise against placing any bets on a fifth: Another big nor'easter this season is unlikely, and temperatures are expected to keep climbing in the coming weeks.
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The American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology advise against statins for low-risk individuals unless LDL-C levels are at least 190 mg/dL.
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You could also head to the theater to catch the reboot of "The Mummy," but A. O. Scott, one of our film critics, would advise against that.
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News organizations rely on advertising revenue to make ends meet, and often advise against readers using ad blocking add-ons to support the running of the site.
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Doctors advise against lying directly on your back for extended periods of time during the third trimester, so you'll want to skip or modify positions like anal missionary.
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OnePlus is promising "bigger and better" things this time around, too, though we'd advise against emotionally committing yourself to a phone purchase before you've seen what's on offer.
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"Because coconut oil increases LDL cholesterol ... and has no known offsetting favorable effects, we advise against the use of coconut oil," the AHA said in its recent advisory.
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Even once the link has been clicked, the virus can't install unless the user allows software from outside the Google Play Store, something most security guides advise against.
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Eleven, Will, and poor dearly departed Barb would probably advise against it – but if you've ever wanted to visit the Upside Down, you'll get your chance this fall.
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Experts generally advise against cashing out your 401(k), because you'll face taxes and penalties, and you can continue investing by moving funds to another retirement account instead.
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The 2015 beach attack, which was claimed by Islamic State, prompted Britain to advise against all but essential travel to Tunisia, and major operators scrapped their tour holidays there.
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We would really advise against anyone getting up in the morning and doing bending exercises, pulling their knees to their chest, doing sit-ups and those kinds of things.
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For now, doctors advise against testing for CHIP, since there is nothing specific to be done to reduce the increased risks of cancer or heart disease that it confers.
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If you choose to include your graduation year at all, which some career experts advise against doing, the general consensus is to remove this information between ages 40-50.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists both advise against prenatal cannabis use because of its links to cognitive impairment and academic underachievement.
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Some might advise against this, but allowing myself a limited amount of phone time helps me resist the temptation of checking it too often the rest of the day.
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While that's fine and won't cause your phone to malfunction, tech companies like Apple advise against using alcohol wipes, or other harsh chemicals like ammonia, to clean your phone.
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While I think most of us would agree that black widows are fucking terrifying, I'd advise against using this particular method of extermination lest your goddamn house catch on fire.
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If you want to build a pair for yourself (and we strongly advise against that for safety reasons) you can find a complete breakdown of how this came together here.
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However, guidelines in the Netherlands advise against an operation unless it is an absolute last resort—with education, many desperate women can be persuaded that there are other options available.
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I strongly advise against this, especially if the loved one still thinks VR is a depthless, nauseating grain you peer at through a cardboard box, duct-taped to an iPhone.
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However, the book does advise against investing when you have any high-interest consumer debt, such as credit cards, since it will cost more money to prolong paying that off.
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Some experts advise against using full words; others go so far as to recommend concocting a random iambic pentameter poem for your password, if you have a lengthy character limit.
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During his time in the White House, Painter said he would "strongly advise" against including unconfirmed nominees in substantive policy discussions to avoid even the appearance of issues like this.
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Tensions have flared in the region since the US assassinated Iranian General Qassem Soleimani in Iraq last week, prompting the US and UK to advise against going to the country.
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"The only look or beauty routine we would advise against is one that doesn't make you feel beautiful and like your true self," Brown said on behalf of The Knot.
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Moreover, as major companies report potential business disruptions and governments advise against unnecessary travel to and within China, analysts are trying to compute how much the disruption could damage growth.
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Experts advise against trying to shield children from the news; it's better that they watch what's going on with an adult and are able to ask questions in a safe environment.
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If you find yourself getting into the narrative, you can of course download a full free copy on Kindle, iBooks or dozens of other reading apps, but I'd advise against it.
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After the British foreign office raised its level of alert to advise against all but essential travel, UK tour operator Thomas Cook started evacuating nearly 1,000 holidaymakers by air on Wednesday.
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Certain that the city attorney for Wells would advise against passing the measures, Mr. Myer said he and his fellow council members decided not to seek legal advice about their actions.
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This can work well on small projects, but some homeowners who feel they have been duped on larger renovations advise against it and urge a more detailed schedule and payment plan.
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"I believe it's really important to save money on dining out," she acknowledged but she—and we—both advise against trying to save on eating out by skimping on the tip.
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Critics worry that Mr. Kudlow could miss the warning signs of another recession, or advise against government action to help pull the country out of any economic dip that might occur.
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U.S. District Judge Brian Cogan told the jurors after the verdict that it was up to them to decide to talk to the media, but that he would advise against it.
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As the report noted, both the government and cybersecurity experts advise against paying ransoms for stolen data for many reasons, foremost because including that paying up doesn't necessarily resolve the issue.
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Food safety experts advise against rinsing raw meat, poultry and fish in the sink; it risks spreading noxious organisms on surfaces that will later come into contact with foods eaten raw.
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Prior to that stage, experts advise against starting any hormone treatment, and encourage families to begin the process by meeting with a pediatrician, a pediatric endocrinologist, and a mental health professional.
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National and international guidelines advise against prescribing hormones during this early stage in the assessment without having considered the presenting client, which is something that can't be done in a short time.
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In February, intelligence leaders told Congress that they would advise against Americans purchasing products from the two firms, warning that their devices could be used to conduct espionage on behalf of Beijing.
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So, many coaches and organizations, including the American College of Sports Medicine, began to advise against static stretches and advocate instead for dynamic stretching, during which limbs and joints stay in motion.
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In June 2015 a gunman killed 30 Britons in the Tunisian resort of Sousse and the following month the government changed its travel guidance to advise against all but essential travel to Tunisia.
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I would advise against trying to shoot any zoomed photos with this phone, you're just not going to like or want to keep any of the smudged-up imagery it produces when zoomed.
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Related: North Korea's Propaganda War With Seoul Is Starting to Get Out of Hand North Korea has a long history of detaining foreigners, and the US and Canadian governments advise against travel there.
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Analysts speculated that should Norman lose patience with either he would have a ready-made replacement in King, although Britain's corporate governance guidelines advise against moving a non-executive director to an executive role.
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Even though showering can lift patients' spirits, potentially speeding recovery, concerns about contamination often prompt doctors to advise against getting wounds wet until stitches are removed, which can take many days, or even weeks.
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Other sports could also create problems: Cartier's watch care instructions advise against sports like golf or tennis — presumably in part because of sweating, although it doesn't specify, as well as exposure to extreme temperatures.
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Google, Twitter (TWTR) and Facebook (FB) have their own sign-on tools already, but some security experts advise against using a single sign-in service across multiple sites, in case your one login is compromised.
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This is why I always advise against investing more than 5 percent of your money in any one stock or bond, or more than 20 percent in any one segment (energy or transportation, for example).
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Under most circumstances we'd advise against anyone inking a beloved's name on their body (an act often considered to be the relationship kiss of death), but in Drew Barrymore's case we'll definitely make an exception.
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Senior Justice Department officials tried to discourage Mr. Comey from sending the letter, saying that it would violate department guidelines that advise against talking about current criminal investigations or being seen as meddling in elections.
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If your business is on the small side or you're just starting out, that sum may not be reasonable — and we strongly advise against spending more than you can comfortably afford just to earn points.
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Throughout the 90s, the APA went on to advise against discrimination in immigration and naturalization processes based on sexual orientation, along with encouraging members to prevent and respond to incidents of bias against gay people.
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Animal rights advocates advise against keeping most wild animals in captivity, but that hasn't stopped exotic pet lovers from legally owning everything from ferrets and foxes to more dangerous beasts like alligators, bears, and tigers.
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Experts like Li and Angie Murad, a wellness dietitian at the Mayo Clinic Healthy Living Program, advise against it, especially for older people or those with compromised immune systems from diseases like cancer and HIV.
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But Dr. Ashar said that although the F.D.A. wanted women to know that the lymphoma was more likely to occur with textured implants, there was not enough data for the F.D.A. to advise against them.
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Other verses advise against squandering wealth, while the Prophet Muhammad warned in a hadith (a collection of his sayings) that one "who is prudent in spending will not be dependent on others" later in life.
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A group of 17 House Republicans is calling on the Obama administration to strengthen its travel warnings to countries hit hard by the Zika virus so as to advise against "nonessential" travel to the countries.
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When it comes to investing, most experts also advise against buying individual stocks — like Apple or Amazon, for example — in order to keep your portfolio as diverse as possible and to steadily gain wealth over time.
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And while you may be thinking that you can laugh all you want from the safety of your own computer at home or your workstation, I would advise against any chuckles, guffaws, or yuck-em-ups.
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Financial planners and experts advise against panicking and pulling your money out of the market to hoard cash — as dramatic as a recession might be, it&aposs an expected part of investing&aposs highs and lows.
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Desperate to contain the spread, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that his government will from Monday advise against non-essential gatherings of more than 500 people, though this does not include schools, airports or public transport.
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For example, the ethics board could advise against using AI-driven applications in areas that Google deems to be potentially profitable, or recommend constraints on AI that severely limit the scope and future potential of its products.
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Why Pentagon is acting now: In February, intelligence leaders told Congress that they would advise against Americans purchasing products from the two firms, warning that their devices could be used to conduct espionage on behalf of Beijing.
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Doctors in the U.S. and the UK advise against water birth in hot tubs or pools with jets because of an increased risk of contamination, and they also caution against filling the tubs in advance, researchers note.
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The clever tease is that "raven-haired" Sylvia (whose name Walter has changed to disguise her true identity) is originally from an unidentified southern country, whose "blazing interior" guidebooks strongly advise against visiting in July and August.
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This professional jealousy turned deadly when Lord Denys of House Darklyn, noticing the tension between Aerys and Tywin, lured Aerys to Duskendale, knowing Tywin would advise against going — and that Aerys would go anyway, just to defy him.
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The Australian government has advise against non-essential domestic travel and several of its states and territories require arrivals from other parts of the country to self-isolate for 14 days, leading to a plunge in domestic demand.
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The Internet's Endless Appetite for Death Video In the wake of the Christchurch attack, John Herrman explores the internet's surprising appetite for death footage: Experts almost universally advise against casting the consumption of violent footage as a fringe phenomenon.
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Dr Mattatall said reading about Mel B's story was the first time she had heard of a woman having her vagina scraped for cosmetic reasons, and she would advise against it until research has been conducted into its safety.
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If I have the opportunity to advise against watching anything on this list, let it be All Through The House, which—though The Elf tried its hardest—may be the worst film I've ever seen in any context, ever.
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"Since the trade dispute has become the driving force behind equity markets, we advise against adding significantly to equity exposure, particularly for those with an adequate strategic allocation," Mark Haefele, chief investment officer at UBS Global Wealth Management said.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada may soon advise against non-essential foreign travel, and it will be taking a number of new measures at airports in a bid to slow the spread of coronavirus, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Friday.
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Although many health organizations strongly advise against drinking while pregnant -- the American Academy of Pediatrics says no amount should be considered safe -- some controversial studies have suggested that light drinking might not be harmful for the baby's future health.
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While getting sloshed every night has never been officially recommended, the UK's chief medical officers now explicitly advise against daily drinking, suggesting that both men and women drink no more than 14 units a week, according to the BBC.
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While the FDA would probably advise against tripling down on Fieri-approved fare three meals in a row, my review of the weekend can best be summed up in one of the man's own frequently used catchphrases: Winner, winner, chicken dinner.
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Experts generally advise against refinancing federal student loans with private loans because they come with consumer protections that most private loans lack — like income-based repayment options and the right to forbearance, or a temporary halt to the requirement to pay.
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It will likely stunt the market for EVs, at least in the short term The spread of coronavirus is especially bad news for the transportation industry, as governments advise against travel and companies tell their employees to work from home.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Airways said on Monday all its flights to mainland China had been canceled until the end of March as the government continues to advise against all but essential travel to the country due to an outbreak of coronavirus.
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"Following the horrific attacks on Easter Sunday, and the ongoing Sri Lankan security operation, I have ... decided to update the travel advice to British nationals to Sri Lanka to advise against all but essential travel," Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said.
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LONDON, Feb 10 (Reuters) - British Airways said on Monday all its flights to mainland China had been cancelled until the end of March as the government continues to advise against all but essential travel to the country due to an outbreak of coronavirus.
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But other than short spells on his left side and then his right side—while officers searched his pockets a minute or so later—Firkins was handcuffed and down on his stomach, in the prone position that many training manuals advise against.
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"I would strongly advise against creating an even larger national champion," she said, adding that cost savings would probably not be easy to achieve, it was not clear the deal would make business sense and that it would exacerbate the "implicit state guarantee".
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"Two separate incidents occurred at the base of Bridalveil Fall when the subjects hiked to the viewing platform below Bridalveil Fall and scrambled up the boulder field toward the base of the waterfall, bypassing signs that advise against leaving the trail," park officials wrote.
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The zippered cargo pockets hold a lot of gear, but I advise against filling them up on a ride as you'd be better off carrying your tools and snacks in a hydration pack or even a secure hip pack like Backcountry's Mid Mountain 2L.
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The World Health Organization says it "continues to advise against the application of travel or trade restrictions to countries experiencing COVID-19 outbreaks," saying such restrictions tend to be "ineffective," can disrupt the flow of aid and may have negative "social and economic effects."
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If you can suffer through the singing, which, respectfully sounds like the mewling of the kid in the glee club no one has the heart to advise against singing in public, there's some choice digs: Huck's pictured in iMessage chatting up fellow Republican candidate Sen.
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"I would always advise against giving false information," Sanders told reporters during a briefing after Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani's disclosure that the president had reimbursed his longtime lawyer, Michael Cohen, for hush payments made to adult film actor Stormy Daniels over her alleged affair with the president.
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The history of booze and pregnancy While many health organizations strongly advise against drinking while pregnant -- the American Academy of Pediatrics says no amount should be considered safe -- some controversial studies previously have suggested that light drinking might not be harmful for the baby's future health.
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While one expert, Carol Shoshkes Reiss, senior scholar at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security Amesh Adalja, claims it should be okay to use your phone on transit unless someone coughs directly onto it, several experts advise against using personal mobile devices while riding public transit.
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Zoran Stevanovic, spokesman for Northern Europe for the refugee agency, said it would strongly advise against returning to Afghanistan a person who had failed to receive asylum but was older and ill because, aside from the growing violence there, Afghanistan lacked appropriate facilities to care for her.
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They'll be acting in ways that throw you off, since the Moon and action planet Mars will conflict with Uranus; I advise against escalating conflict right now, since things could get out of hand and you'll have trouble expressing yourself with Mercury retrograde in your sign.
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But the representative for Equity said they would advise against that course of action, noting that neither the stage manager nor the Equity deputy has any legal responsibility in these situations, and that reporting harassment to the wrong person could complicate making a formal complaint down the line.
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"The Foreign and Commonwealth Office advise against all but essential travel to the districts of Palma, Mocimboa de Praia and Macomia in Cabo Delgado province due to an increase in attacks by groups with links to Islamic extremism," the office said in a warning posted on its website.
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In general we'd advise against doing anything on public wi-fi that you don't want other people to see, just to be on the safe side—in other words, check the sports scores and Twitter while you're out and about and leave your internet banking til you get home.
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Sleep doctors broadly advise against keeping a phone near the bed, but Rajkumar Dasgupta, a sleep doctor and assistant professor of Clinical Medicine at the University of Southern Caliornia's Keck School of Medicine, told VICE he increasingly hears that his insomnia patients are using podcasts to fall asleep.
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As it stands, shareholders, knowing where boards' bread is buttered, may disbelieve them if they advise against a bid, making it more likely that they accept an underweight offer, and more likely that boards decline to let them vote or resort to takeover defense measures like poison pills.
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They're loyal to the people within their insular training camp, and while fads change and fighters move from tire-flipping to muscle-ups, Nate keeps putting in miles of triathlon and marathon work, the kind of long slow distance stuff that MMA strength and conditioning coaches so often advise against.
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As I listened to the album and pondered the hate mail arriving in my inbox, I realized it was time to go outside and do something I imagine Thom Yorke would advise against or at least look down on, by virtue of it being a mass-marketed, readily available concept.
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People Now's Jeremy Parsons and Andrea Boehlke have been getting the inside scoop from our celebrity guests about how they love to spend the holiday season — including favorite family traditions, go-to holiday treats and even some helpful travel tips for people flying to visit loved ones (spoiler alert, most advise against it).
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Here are some of the considerations that cause lawyers to strongly advise against such an appearance: Danger 1: Lawyers said such a meeting would be "a massive false-statements trap," because Trump is inclined to remember things selectively, and often embraces a version of events that is the way he would like them to be.
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There were times of doubt for the Austin-based Callahans — strict grocery budgets, countless 20-hour days, feeling like they didn't know the end game — but the riskiest financial move of all in supporting Kevin's business, the one most experts would advise against, paid off in the end: Maggie liquidated her 401(k) to help fund the fitness app.
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In postponing or seeking to delay their primary elections, state officials are arguing that holding elections during an unprecedented pandemic violates the current Centers for Disease Control guidelines, which advise against holding gatherings of 50 people or more, and recommend that people stay six feet apart from each other — a difficult distance to maintain in a crowded voting line.
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And he certainly doesn't appear to be taking measures to advise against dangerous behavior, like communicating with hostile foreign powers, failing to accurately report foreign meetings like the Trump Tower meeting, failing to disclose foreign offers to provide "dirt" on an opponent (even if it doesn't pan out) and any foreign activities when it is perceived that it could help a campaign's efforts.
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Over the past month, I've staunchly defended my decision to keep a trip through South Korea, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Thailand going instead of returning to the US. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention did not advise against visiting the countries at the time, and on the ground I felt just as safe as I would have back in New York.
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In postponing or seeking to delay their primary elections, officials in other states are arguing that holding elections during a pandemic violates the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's guidelines, which advise against holding gatherings of 10 people or more and recommend that people stay 6 feet apart from one another — a difficult distance to maintain in a crowded polling place.
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"Urologists in your area may be unfamiliar with the conservative [non-surgical] treatments, or are dead-set to perform an adult circumcision, which they often reach for as more lucrative for them, but which we absolutely advise against as unnecessarily intrusive and destructive," Denniston says, adding that preputioplasty, a minimally-invasive surgical procedure that widens the foreskin opening, could be a better option.
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When one of the Tidying Up episodes starts with parents telling their child that they're not going to take him to Toys 'R' Us because they're all going to learn about "being happy with how much [they] already have," that's their projection — Kondo, who of course peddles a few products of her own, does not actually go so far as to advise against consumerist impulses.
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Picking out a fragrance for someone else is tough, and most people will advise against it, but hear us out: When you nail it, when you find the one that'll be her signature for years to come, all those times you didn't call when you promised you would, or said you couldn't afford a present as you showed up in a new dress, will be erased.
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Short of hiring people to label data — which is a thing, by the way, and it's pricey — or all of the companies of the world suddenly agreeing to open up all their proprietary data and distribute it happily to scientists across the globe (we'd advise against holding your breath), then the answer to the shortage of good training data is not having to rely on it at all.
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Their latest draft recommendation for ovarian cancer was just released, and for women with no symptoms and at no increased risk for ovarian cancer, they advise against screening and give their lowest grade, D. This grade was the same as their last recommendation in 2012, and was bolstered by a 14-year study of more than 200,85033 women in the United Kingdom that suggested screening of asymptomatic women at normal risk does not significantly reduce ovarian cancer mortality.
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