In the same way that we should be careful about who we give our social security numbers or fingerprints to, we should also be careful about who we purposefully give our DNA to.
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You have to be careful about comparing yourself to others.
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She warned her son to be careful about support groups.
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So I try to be careful about doing much crunch.
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We should be careful about when to apply the label.
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People should be careful about the debt they take on.
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Sign the formYou'll need to be careful about this step.
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We have to be careful about where these roads go.
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Be careful about impulsive spending and arguments around money, too.
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And companies have to be careful about dramatically increasing production.
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But be careful about who you share information with today.
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Be careful about how much you reveal about yourself online.
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We must be careful about how we answer these questions.
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Unfortunately, he doesn't roll around, so be careful about that.
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Right. And so, you've got to be careful about that.
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You should also be careful about how you cook your meats.
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The group has to be careful about competitiveness and antitrust issues.
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That's why Trump's campaign better be careful about rooting for Sanders.
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But we should be careful about taking the distinction too far.
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So you've got to be careful about overshoots in these currencies.
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You still need to be careful about how much you eat.
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One area I've had to be careful about, though, is customization.
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"We need to be careful about using it," Jackson told us.
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Also, to smile — and to be careful about their Facebook posts.
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Be careful about projecting your anger — or your passion — onto others.
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Just be careful about making it all about McIlroy and Spieth.
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We have to be careful about where large-scale agriculture goes.
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But Graham also said Trump should be careful about his tweets.
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And just be careful about what you install on your browser.
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And I have to be careful about operating in the past.
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When it comes to choosing funds, be careful about home bias.
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It's early, so we should be careful about drawing sweeping conclusions.
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"We do have to be careful about this," Pastor Campbell said.
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But be careful about taping the encounter with audio or video.
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Now first of all, accounting, you have to be careful about.
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"I think we have to be careful about understanding people's lives."
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"We need to be careful about how we cue squatting," Milton says.
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So we have to be careful about looking at things in hindsight.
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Mr Macron, however, should be careful about mimicking German reforms too slavishly.
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You just have to be careful about what image you buy into.
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"Be careful about scheduling a first date for a hike," Spira warns.
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"She should be careful about talking about it, I agree," said Radziwill.
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We have to be careful about who we let into this country.
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Above all, we need to be careful about which technologies we normalize.
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You've got to be careful about the sort of protections you're implementing.
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You may want to be careful about how you go about things.
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The moderates should have learned to be careful about picking their allies.
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But they may want to be careful about what they wish for.
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Be careful about intentions of suitors who think you're a soft touch.
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But they have to be careful about how they go about it.
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Robinhood would certainly need to be careful about scammy tips going viral.
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"I want to be careful about not guaranteeing anything," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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"We just need to be careful about this," he told the Post.
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We should be careful about abandoning such time-honored principles of fairness.
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Democrats should be careful about reading too much into the current polling.
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She has to be careful about how she talks about her condition.
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As such, we have to be careful about how we contextualize it.
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Whatever Android phone you own, be careful about the apps you install.
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Everyone just needs to be careful about how they choose to use them.
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However, we should be careful about reading too much into Ms Sharapova's age.
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And it has negative impacts, so we need to be careful about this.
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And sure, it's important to be careful about how far ahead you look.
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But be careful about trusting anything just because it's plant-based, Minasso warns.
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Be careful about budgeting during this time—Mercury retrograde is making things complicated.
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At the same time, he said, studios should be careful about censoring themselves.
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"I also wanted to be careful about hem lengths and necklines," Jewnell said.
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Before accepting grants, be careful about when and where additional technology development occurs.
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So I don't need to be careful about what I eat or drink.
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So he should really be careful about the dangerous pizza propaganda he's spreading.
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Older adults have cause to be careful about what's in their medical records.
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And in the meantime, we have to be careful about creating false hope.
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And so, we should be careful about that, or you guys should then.
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I want to be careful about the word essay because that sounds drab.
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"I need to be careful about the places I'm visiting," Ms. Gallo said.
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China does have to be careful about how it manages this devaluation, though.
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"I suppose I should say be careful about what you tweet," Levin said.
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Judge Dennis W. Shedd urged Mr. Wall to be careful about his concessions.
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So we have to be careful about lumping people together under one category.
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Be careful about allowing financing to add to the cost of the warranty itself.
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" The Kentucky Republican added about the ban: "We need to be careful about this.
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Be careful about not losing your wallet—Mercury retrograde often finds people misplacing things.
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Lots of fun arrives this evening, but be careful about spending too much money.
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"We should be careful about why exactly we care about the monopoly," he said.
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WhatsApp has to be careful about creating the impression of data sharing with Facebook.
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"We have to be careful about endorsing broad uses of executive power," Rubio said.
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You just have to be careful about how you go about making those changes.
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So you'll have to be careful about letting the AI make all the decisions.
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Here's a new one: be careful about what deals you make with your children.
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Good vibes are flowing your way, but be careful about spending too much money.
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He argues that his colleagues should be careful about subverting the will of voters.
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First, if you have federal student loans, you'll want to be careful about refinancing.
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And I want you to be careful about being so sure about your ideals.
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But filmmakers might want to be careful about where the time machine sends them.
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Of course one laments some changes, but you have to be careful about that.
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"We have to be careful about endorsing broad uses of executive power," he said.
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Zach should be careful about what music he listens to, too—plants prefer classical.
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"Watch what you say, and moreover be careful about what you do," Netanyahu said.
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I have to be careful about praising Gypsy too much lest Elaine get jealous.
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Which is why they have to be careful about who they put into power.
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We need to be careful about these words and focus more on absolute risks.
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Under the recent settlement, you don't have to be careful about what you tweet?
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We need to go very slowly and be careful about how we do this.
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But it also means you should be careful about what you write in an email.
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"The companies ought to be careful about how they behave at this moment," Kimmelman added.
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But families need to be careful about choosing the right treatment for their loved ones.
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I should be careful about what I'm seeing, and maybe go to news outlets directly.
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With all of that uncertainty, investors must be careful about trading on headlines, adds Taub.
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They're also your health, so you're going to want to be careful about using them.
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"I think you have to be careful about shorting human ambition and ingenuity," said Horowitz.
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But it does mean that she should be careful about how she uses her platform.
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Pluto rules transformation but also greed and manipulation—so be careful about who you trust.
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"You should be careful about what he wants in return," more than one had said.
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"The one thing you want to be careful about is popping this blister," he explains.
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You'll need to be careful about how you start a conversation with a toxic coworker.
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At the same time, customers should be careful about with whom they're entrusting their data.
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Of course, we need to be careful about what we post in the first place.
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I think people need to be careful about how they choose to exercise their outrage.
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"We talk to our clients and tell them to be careful about this," he said.
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I think we have to be careful about how we draw judgement on the performance.
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"We have to be careful about any entity or individual claiming credit," Mr. Portnow said.
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Startups tend to be careful about the traditional retailers they do decide to partner with.
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Be careful about with whom you spend time today—their energy will really affect you!
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Jerry Brown, who stood next to him, should be careful about what he whispers to him.
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Enjoy having a daydream-y day, but be careful about liars or being taken advantage of.
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That's important for me; I have to be careful about who I bring into our lives.
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JV: I would be careful about reading too much into studies of voter habits right now.
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Popped pimples are similar to open wounds, so be careful about apply drying treatments immediately afterwards.
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Be careful about competing It's extremely unlikely that anyone would give themselves rhabdo working out solo.
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During the coming months, Stardust says, it's best to be careful about who you're close to.
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SO ONCE WE'RE ON THE BOARD, WE OBVIOUSLY HAVE TO BE CAREFUL ABOUT WHAT WE SAY.
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"We definitely told them [the government] to be careful about the tax," said CEO Sigve Brekke.
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More consumption would help, but growers and retailers have to be careful about pushing for that.
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However, we should be careful about quick, easy cases involving heinous individuals such as the perpetrator.
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As with all apps, users should be careful about sharing their photos and personal information online.
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The Evil Within was full of guns, but you had to be careful about using them.
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"[NAFCU] should be careful about trying to drag down profits at large banks," the group tweeted.
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To avoid discrimination, you'd want to be careful about what type of demographic data you include.
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"I'd be careful about blaming the Saudis," said a former U.S. ambassador to Syria and Algeria.
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This is why Trump's NASA should be careful about contractual financial support for the Falcon Heavy.
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Be careful about how you interact with your fans, followers, bosses, and the general public today.
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I think you've got to be careful about making judgments over relatively short periods of time.
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But Thune warned that Graham needs to be careful about following Giuliani's lead on investigating Biden.
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We in the civic tech movement have to be careful about how that power gets deployed.
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SO YOU WANT TO BE CAREFUL ABOUT HOW FAR YOU GO. THE FINANCIAL CRISIS WAS HORRIBLE.
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You should also be careful about the kinds of nibbles that are left around, she added.
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Be careful about accurately judging intent and seriousness if you hear someone use "cuck" these days.
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Yes, but: Employers need to be careful about which issues they address on behalf of their companies.
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But we should also be careful about claiming the Russians actually changed the vote count without evidence.
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It looks like Kanye West may have to be careful about which New York bars he frequents.
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Just be careful about which model you buy, as the TCL-made BlackBerry comes in two configurations.
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The grip is strong, but you do have to be careful about where you put the phone.
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Don't stick random toys in your mouth, and be careful about batteries overheating when charging your gadgets.
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Like, the "be careful about reading in public because you'll be laughing out loud" kind of hilarious.
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It means that he has to be careful about how he moves and plan his steps ahead.
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Stoere also said he would be careful about allowing the sovereign wealth fund into new asset classes.
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Be careful about dropping comprehensive coverage, said Loretta Worters, a vice president for the Insurance Information Institute.
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Taken together, these studies suggest that we should be careful about making important decisions on mobile devices.
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He had 24 after 2190, and the Red Sox still have to be careful about his shoulder.
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There's a big waterslide and because of its height, we have to be careful about tracking lightning.
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We should be careful about tossing around the word "racist," and any one incident can be misconstrued.
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Regardless, and despite the legal protections, you still need to be careful about turning in your boss.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer advised investors be careful about their stock picks as Wall Street sets new highs.
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But it means they have to be careful about how they talk about government as the solution.
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Speaking earlier at a business forum, Xi said China had to be careful about where money was spent.
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Be careful about the company you pick and what kind of personal details you give out, Hutt said.
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Despite disagreeing with statements from Washington, Summers says the Fed should be careful about raising rates too quickly.
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That's how the fake news dollars are made (and why you should be careful about what you share!).
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Most executives know to be careful about disclosing material information to the public regardless of the medium used.
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Parents of young children may therefore want to be careful about bringing a new cat into the home.
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For years, the service providers have been telling Silicon Valley to be careful about what they wished for.
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I definitely think it's something that you want to be careful about and we will see what happens.
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It's great to feel like you're getting closer to your boss, but be careful about getting too friendly.
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She wanted to warn Democrats talking about jobs this week to be careful about the companies they engage.
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"I also think you have to be careful about what regulation you put in place," the CEO said.
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Zuckerberg said Wednesday that regulation is "inevitable" but lawmakers need to be "careful" about what regulation is enacted.
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Consequently, I have to be careful about what chairs I sit on and how I sit on them.
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"There aren't too many freezing plants, and you have to be careful about moisture and odor," he said.
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We, especially as influencers and tastemakers, need to be careful about how we portray things that aren't real.
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"We should be careful about not getting me too much in the political arena," Ginsburg said to applause.
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When getting to campus, students should be careful about the products and services that are advertised to them.
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I rolled my eyes and told him good job but be careful about what you say about people.
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The first piece of advice I'd give you is to be careful about which news sources you trust!
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"Anyway, we should be careful about getting me too much into the political arena," she added, to laughs.
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Thus, his company is trying to be "careful" about when and where it opens brick-and-mortar locations.
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So while Meitu is definitely having its moment, you might want to be careful about participating in it.
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That is why it is so important to be careful about buying from people or companies you don't know.
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All of which is to say, I've tried my best to be careful about the information I put online.
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And you&aposve got to be careful about your diet, what you have before you go into these competitions.
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And that worry goes both ways: We'll want to be careful about contaminating or killing any Martian life, too.
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But you'd want to be careful about that, because it might create a narrative that we're investigating you personally.
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The micro-USB charging port has no door to protect it, so be careful about getting the JIB wet.
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HARKER: OBVIOUSLY THERE'S A LAG TO INFLATION AND WE HAVE TO BE CAREFUL ABOUT NOT GETTING BEHIND THE CURVE.
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Why startups need to be careful about export licenses and the Huawei ban Reasons for the drawback are unclear.
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"So people need to be careful about who is injecting something into their face," a spokesperson reportedly told Nottinghampost.com.
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The United States will have to be careful about declassifying documents that might disrupt that accord, Mr Sabatini says.
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KUPCHAN: What we need to watch for and be careful about is if 10,000 becomes 103,000, 20,000 becomes 30,000.
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"Be careful about advice," said Jackie Perlman, principal tax research analyst at The Tax Institute at H&R Block.
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We thought, if we don't optimize to be careful about resource consumption, we'll crash the devices they're used on.
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As with your computer, it's also smart to be careful about what sites you access and apps you download.
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One thing the CEO advises other leaders to be careful about is being too focused on the big picture.
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Although Dev got away with reusing this line over and over again, you have to be careful about that.
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Also, Trump needs to be careful about taking too much of a victory lap when it comes to ISIS.
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Cummings admonished lawmakers in the room to "be careful" about how they talk about the motives of their colleagues.
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He remarked that from an early age he had learned to be careful about his appearance and his mannerisms.
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Godsick said that tennis must be careful about the integrity of the sport, but that it still must innovate.
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Morrison believes he has to be careful about how much he pushes his players because he's afraid they'll quit.
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Bret: We have got to be careful about calling Social Security benefits an "entitlement," as readers sometimes remind us.
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Some inspiring conversations are sure to take place, thanks to Mercury and Jupiter's connection—just be careful about exaggerations!
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In a statement this week, Mr. Monsees said the company had been forced to be careful about its marketing.
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Now, the thing here that you want to be careful about is, does it have any forward-emitting signals?
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TSB spokeswoman Supreet Thomas said the bank encourages customers to be careful about how much personal information they share online.
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Still, Trump should be careful about taking credit: If and when it goes down, he's going to be in trouble.
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As always, however, you should be careful about installing beta software on anything you rely on as a primary device.
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You'll want to be careful about your notification settings if you choose to secure your app, though, specifically message previews.
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Borrowers need to be careful about how much debt they carry if they hope to achieve a high credit score.
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I should be careful about the things I say because people burning down the streets is not funny in 2017.
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Apple needs to be careful about squeezing too much out of its customers, as they risk pricing many people out.
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But the San Francisco 2000ers star has tried to be careful about his spending since first being drafted in 33.
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If 2020 is the sixth, Democrats need to be careful about where their nominee is positioned on Medicare for All.
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The message data "was obviously sensitive so we tried to be careful about who could access it," Mr. Kogan said.
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It's important that you trust your intuition today, Cancer—but be careful about letting your imagination run away from you.
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Remember when Ron warned Harry to be careful about Bertie Bott's Every-Flavor Beans, which range from chocolate to boogers?
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And while the teaser deck may be more innocuous, you'll want to be careful about sending financial information via email.
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"You do have to be careful about what order you read things in because you don't appreciate them," Kiel said.
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Of course, during this process, you do want to be careful about going overboard in your handling of the situation.
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Still, Trump should be careful about taking credit: if and when it goes down, he's going to be in trouble.
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This means that the president should be careful about getting what he wishes for in terms of trade deficit reduction.
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But that apparently couldn't cause Trump to realize he needs to be careful about who he legitimizes on the platform.
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Of course, you do have to be careful about potholes and speed bumps with that kind of minimal ground clearance.
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" In an email, Lelkes wrote that he and his co-authors felt it important "to be careful about causal reasoning.
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"People subject to the code have to be careful about what substances they put into their body," Mr. Harris said.
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And they can do that — they just have to be careful about how much detail they share about personal information.
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KJR: Art and fashion are ubiquitous, universal languages, and we have to really be careful about only showing one story.
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"We need to be careful about what we wish for from a superintelligence, because we might get it," Bostrom writes.
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" Sessions said the country needs to be careful about whom it admits, adding that the issue is a "serious matter.
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"I just always want to be careful about how we spend our money," Warren told The Washington Post on Wednesday.
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Keep in mind that you need to be careful about getting lost in or swallowed up by your own anger.
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Like Europe and South African competition authorities, the DOJ should be careful about approving this transaction without seeking additional remedies.
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A senior administration official said O'Brien planned to be careful about bringing new people into the NSC staff for now.
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Europe, gold and bitcoin may be places to avoid Still, investors should be careful about certain parts of the market.
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I have to be careful about tempting fate, because I think often the most ironic outcome is the most probable.
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I didn&apost know forever until one of his friends came to me and said, &aposYou should be careful about him.
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Before leaving, she warns him to be careful about making the "easy choice" and not finding someone who is actually serious.
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The front of the speaker is also a fine, "acoustically transparent" fabric that can't be removed, so be careful about spills.
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"If you think there is misalignment with the company's goals and practices, you have to be careful about it," said Anastasi.
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It's still a tough market, and investors have to be careful about their exposures, he told CNBC's Scott Wapner on Monday.
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In other words, be careful about listening to this while you're drunkenly scrolling through your phone contacts in the wee hours.
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Stefanko says some Android apps will subsequently ask users to provide "device admin" access, which you should be careful about granting.
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Airport operators also need to be careful about electronic countermeasures, warns Iain Gray, director of aerospace at Cranfield University, in Britain.
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It also cautions users to be careful about forwarding messages that contain misinformation and said doing so, could have serious repercussions.
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Be careful about whom you let close to you—you're so generous, but not everyone deserves to be treated like family.
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Colao said he had to be careful about what he said in response to Hoettges' original comments to avoid getting personal.
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If you die, you're done for the round, so it's extra important to be careful about sticking your neck around corners.
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To all future pop stars: Be careful about which you sing, for your nonna may someday have to listen to it.
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We have to be careful about safety and think about the societal disruptions that come about as a result of it.
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Ash and debris could be 'very toxic' Health officials warned residents returning home to be careful about sifting through their belongings.
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This means parents need to be careful about the type of VR content they allow their children to view, experts say.
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"We were warned, you know, in a number of ways, just sort of to be careful about this," Ms. Zagieboylo said.
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If you have a mischievous dog, you have to be careful about more than just household items that might get chewed.
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You do want to be careful about announcing a political moment, given how many such proclamations turn out to be ludicrous.
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Mercury squares off with Mars on January 8, so be careful about a combative energy in the air, especially at work.
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Unless you want to end up in a cautionary listicle, be careful about anything that may be construed as racially insensitive.
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Shippers may have to be careful about the loss of insurance coverage, reputational damage and stiff fines if they are caught.
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The senior consultant said companies needed to be careful about who they appoint as the primary decision-maker during the pandemic.
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James told reporters Monday that people need to be careful about what they tweet and say, as there can be ramifications.
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"I think Democrats probably should be asking themselves, sometimes you've got to be careful about what you ask for," he said.
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You also need to be careful about when you take Social Security and how much you spend on housing, he said.
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As you yourselves once told me, the internet is a scary place and we should be careful about what we share.
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"When a parent uses a cup, they have to be careful about how they hold the cup," Yin said by email.
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There is no price, so the economics of these things are so different that we want to be careful about it.
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In most games, when you're making a "choice," the game outright flags players should be careful about what they do next.
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Add eggs to the list of healthy snacks you should be careful about eating right now, thanks to ongoing foodborne-illness outbreaks.
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As we've said though, be careful about paid-for software, which will usually have a limited number of installations attached to it.
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When Nick's dad hears that Gypsy's mom might be "crazy," he starts going off about how Nick should be careful about Gypsy.
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"Overall, you need to be careful about making long-term structural decisions in response to something that just pops up," he said.
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Bruno, of the Victims Rights Law Center, said they often counsel clients to be careful about speaking in public about an assault.
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If this virus is present in the community, then be careful about exposing your dog to events or facilities with other dogs.
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Viewing all code as speech would make regulation of digital communication ver complex, and courts will likely be careful about setting precedents.
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"Turkey will have to be careful about the other side's red lines," says Oytun Orhan, of ORSAM, a think-tank in Ankara.
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I had been involved in some classified work beforehand, so I knew what to be careful about and which things were classified.
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It ends on January 8, but until then, be careful about travel (delays are everywhere) and making important decisions or signing contracts.
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We should be careful about evaluating the ideological trajectory of the Court based on a few select cases from a given year.
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"I think we have to be careful about over-interpreting the results," Kunisaki, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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The writers wanted to be careful about surfacing Wasp in a story where they couldn't take the time to properly introduce her.
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Diversity is our strength #WelcomeToCanada This tweet illustrates the need to be careful about what one says on a social media website.
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He's saying maybe we've got to be careful about the quarter coming next week, so I'm going to subscribe to his view.
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When you spend 40-plus years building your credibility and your reputation, you have to be careful about how you use that.
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"I want to be careful about how I answer that question here because there is an ongoing inspector general investigation," Wray said.
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We also, warns Durham, need to be careful about the way we talk about sexual violence, gender, and the nature of victimhood.
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Though the company does need to be careful about consumer protection rules as it seeks to excise friction from the buying process.
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While the internet is a vast, endless source of advice, you've really got to be careful about where you're getting your information.
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We must be careful about the world we are creating in the age of social media, especially since there's no turning back.
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With a global backdrop that is not improving anymore, we have to be careful about the back half of 0003 and 2000.
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I'd say if you're looking at a certain company then you want to be careful about how many jobs you apply for.
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A U.S. policymaker said on Tuesday that low yields meant the central bank would have to be careful about raising rates further.
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"I just always want to be careful about how we spend our money," Ms. Warren told reporters in New Hampshire on Wednesday.
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As facial recognition becomes more powerful, she said, companies and governments must be careful about when, where, and how they are deployed.
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Former senior FBI profiler Mary Ellen O'Toole said she would be careful about characterizing misspellings or mistakes as carelessness by the perpetrator.
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"What it did teach us is that you just have to be careful about the words that you choose," Ms. Jarrett said.
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But be careful about tracking how much you're trading, because you're going to owe it to the tax man in a few months.
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Given the overlap between the two cases, Ellis said he wanted to be careful about not sentencing Manafort twice for the same conduct.
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The T-Shirts have been removed from the website and we will be careful about what we portray as a branding moving forward.
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"We're mindful of the volume of product that would go into those services, and we want to be careful about that," Iger explained.
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But you have to also be careful about the triggers of things that may lead to actually to a market correction over time.
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For example, during the Zika outbreak, CDC officials were aware they had to be careful about recommending women avoid pregnancy or use contraception.
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But some analysts said International Paper should be careful about increasing its bid further, as savings from a potential deal could be limited.
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Other Republican strategists say senators should be careful about handcuffing the party to the president while the results of the investigations are unknown.
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Jupiter is the planet of growth and expansion—and the hangovers it leaves behind are intense as hell, so be careful about overindulging.
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I want to be careful about spoilers here, because there are details left out of Petey's account that the show touches on later.
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And if they are seeking to stir up the populists, both parties may want to be careful about attacking big banks right now.
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Mr. Niedt of Kiplinger cautioned shoppers to be careful about overspending, since retailers often offer sales on nonexempt items during tax-holiday periods.
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"We've had presidents assassinated before in this country, so anything like that, people should really be careful about that kind of thing," Sen.
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"Working for him, if you're young, means always needing to be careful about sharing your actual opinion with him," said the former aide.
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But it's precisely because they're such an iconic part of our culture that we should be careful about the way we're presenting them.
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A founder needs to be careful about what they offer to investors, Adam Struck, the founder and managing partner of Struck Capital, said.
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Finally, Sally Mills of Coburn, Pa., confessed to participating in office chitchat, but said she tried to be careful about what she discussed.
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Despite a seemingly endless supply of self-help and religious literature that urges bountiful forgiveness, be careful about offering it up willy-nilly.
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Some Republicans warned that he had to be careful about stepping into the mix, given his upcoming role in several Trump-related cases.
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If you later decide to date again, be careful about potential partners looking for you to give them money or pay for expenses.
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When the Syrian uprising began in 2011, he received a frightening email telling him to be "careful" about his mother, still in Syria.
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Israel had previously urged the United States to be careful about the handling of the intelligence that Mr. Trump discussed, the officials said.
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Debt is not necessarily a retirement inhibitor but you do want to be careful about the type of debt you have, Anastasio said.
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Luke S. told Hannah to be careful about Luke P., because the guy might have some issues, and Hannah defended Luke P. Ugh.
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"Compliance-oriented bureaucrats have learned to be careful about adopting policies or practices that aren't explicitly codified in law or regulation," Petrilli wrote.
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"Whenever I hear people saying AI is going to hurt people in the future, I think yeah, you know, technology can generally always be used for good and bad, and you need to be careful about how you build it and you need to be careful about what you build and how it is going to be used," says Zuckerberg.
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So this latest trend may be as short-lived as the previous ones; President Trump should be careful about claiming credit for the stockmarket.
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"We do have to be careful about these exercise recommendations, though," said Guy Eakin, senior vice president of scientific strategy with the Arthritis Foundation.
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All of that is to say, we better be careful about how we develop and use these technologies because there will be sweeping consequences.
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"Both sides have to be careful about either minimizing the problem, or making something into a problem that's not really a problem," she said.
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Be careful about messing with your toenails in general, because an ingrown toenail is a medical issue, not just a cosmetic one, she says.
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So, I think it's important for us to be careful about the language we use, which is why I've been critical of Donald Trump.
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Be careful about putting your Home device near your TV. The next big payments IPO could be a fast-growing startup not named Stripe.
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If there's anything to learn from this thread, it's that you should be careful about what you say in front of an Uber driver.
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Be careful about getting distracted by next gen tactics like chatbots or VR if you haven't even figured out the simple channels of reach.
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Let yourself be inspired by all the action that's happening around you, but don't take anything too seriously, and be careful about your wallet.
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Absolutely. I think what we have to be careful about is recognizing that not all causes are going to be amenable to earned income.
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"We will only enforce these limits in cases where our licensing agreements require us to do so" So be careful about your repeat viewing.
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First, we should be careful about drawing policy recommendations or national lessons from all this, because the picture varies starkly from place to place.
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Critics had to be careful about turning their position into a platform for polemics, or about dispensing provocative generalizations, as he once gleefully had.
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That said, he believes based on past research that we "do have to be careful about human exposure" to large concentrations of ultrafine particles.
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Be careful where you store your iceAnother worthwhile piece of advice is to be careful about where you keep your ice in the freezer.
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"We have to be careful about how long we leave out certain photographs and works on paper," said Rich Cherry, the Broad's deputy director.
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Be careful about impulsive spending, but do enjoy the surprises in your social life that pop up, especially as the moon connects with Uranus.
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SaturdayI had to be careful about when I started this challenge, because I needed seven days with as few pre-planned events as possible.
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"We need to be careful about the commitments we make, but we must be willing to keep the commitments once made," Mr. Gates said.
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Brett Gardner played center field on Friday, but Boone said he wanted to be careful about how often he used Gardner, who is 34.
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But I also think Democrats need to be careful about putting too much emphasis on turnout and not enough on winning over swing voters.
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We have to be careful about not being like the Weimar Republic, as in being ignorant up until the point that it's too late.
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"I just always want to be careful about how we spend our money," Ms. Warren said in New Hampshire when asked about the cancellation.
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Tabatabai said that blame game is one reason the Trump administration has to be careful about its next steps, especially on the messaging front.
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We have to be careful about generalizing from five businesses in one country, but this study has still shaped our views of factory work.
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While that can be true, you need to be careful about how much you're taking on and for what reason, as with all debt.
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That, in conjunction with the HHS spokesperson agreement, minimally seems to acknowledge that these government agencies want to be careful about using specific words.
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She gave Insider a list of the foods and other festive items you should be careful about leaving around when you have an animal.
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And so, you know, this administration's going to have to be careful about supporting these companies where that ends up being the only opportunity.
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I think that actually now the thing that we need to be careful about is suggesting that the regulation always benefits the little guy.
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"It's one-time funding, so we want to be careful about how we use the grant and how we leverage it," McShane told me.
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Even in terms of subject matter, I have to be careful about how many things involve a plant, a vase, or a figurative woman.
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"Down the road this may be increased to a recommendation to be careful about sexual transmission to any woman or to another man," he said.
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I think that we should be careful about thinking that social media is bad because we're experiencing negative news on it, or contact trauma. Right.
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"In general, I think it's pretty good advice that if you have risk factors for mental illness, you should be careful about using recreational drugs."
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De Langhe said she received a tip from the Ugandan priest who had ushered the first group of refugees to be careful about the newcomers.
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You've probably been warned in the past that you should be careful about what you post online, since employers will often glance at your profile.
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With elevated levels of fine particulate matter in the entire region, everyone in the area needs to be careful about spending time outdoors, especially exercising.
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"I think we've got be careful about in some ways thinking too much of our Sunni partners and not taking Iran seriously enough," he said.
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"That suggests that you have to be careful about artificially increasing income starting January 1 of your child's sophomore year in high school," he said.
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"You have to be careful about where you are positioned in the markets as the theme changes from currency manipulation to domestic demand," Jones said.
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When you do give input, keep in mind that your friend probably cares about your opinion, so it's important to be careful about your phrasing.
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He was a communications specialist for Purdue, and had launched a vigorous campaign to defend the drug, warning newspapers to be careful about their coverage.
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Infantino said the sport could not close its eyes to using technology to help referees but had to be careful about interrupting matches too much.
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"You have to be careful about distance recall," he said, noting that people often have distorted recollections of their behavior from even a week ago.
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"We hope that our Serbian partners will be careful about any transactions of this kind," Palmer said in an interview with Macedonian television Alsat M.
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Be careful about that in the context of the workplace, Ms. Peppercorn said, because it is a de facto social network with no privacy settings.
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Communications are hit with an intense energy on July 8 as Mercury retrograde meets action planet Mars in Leo, so be careful about speaking impulsively!
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Just like people with pacemakers, those with D.B.S. implants must be careful about getting diagnostic MRIs and spending time around devices that generate electromagnetic fields.
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"Cost is such an overwhelming importance to them that we have to be careful about 100% decarbonization," Ralph Izzo, CEO of PSEG, said at BloombergNEF.
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As Microsoft points out, that means you need to be careful about what you install, where you go on the web, and who you communicate with.
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You can tell the app to only back up over Wi-Fi if you need to be careful about using too much data on your phone.
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I'm trying to be careful about how much time I spend reading the news because I can easily go down a black hole of pessimistic speculation.
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Also note that anything can happen between a game's announcement and its release, so be careful about getting too excited by the games shown on stage.
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But shoppers should be careful about using the service, as Instacart charges higher prices than you'd find in-store, according to the Krazy Coupon Lady website.
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How Detail Oriented You Are Even though a truly thorough personal audit is unlikely for the average person, there are some things to be careful about.
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While you can find some good bargains in the discount bin, be careful about buying whites or rosés that are more than a few years old.
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But she said there are also potential dangers in having people in drug treatment involuntarily, and jurisdictions must be careful about how they run those programs.
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Most accounts can be shared fairly easily, though be careful about who you share your login credentials with and practice good password security along the way.
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I try my best as her big sister, who she loves and looks up to, to be careful about what I say in front of her.
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But Amazon does not vet everything on its virtual shelves thoroughly, if at all, and that means you have to be careful about what you're buying.
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And they had to be careful about what they said to each other, even in private, since they could be compelled to testify against each other.
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Healing conversations and a chance to connect heart to heart will come, but whenever Neptune is around, you know you need to be careful about illusions.
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We should be careful about assigning blame to a single incident in the past, ignoring the many other issues that existed then, and still exist today.
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One major reason to be careful about investing in a small private business is because there's likely no market for trading your shares once you've invested.
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The CDC has long reported that media outlets and public forums addressing suicide have to be careful about "suicide contagion," including glorifying self-harm or suicide.
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His announcement came with a warning to Syria's main international backers, Russia and Iran, to be careful about standing too close behind Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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I would be careful about that because, as for Puffy's involvement, it's basically his word against the word of Keffe D, who was Orlando Anderson's uncle.
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But that's not say that the Ivors don't need to be careful about how they move forward from here when it comes to addressing black talent.
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What the professor explained is that, as a historical source, you have to be careful about the conclusions that you draw from looking at that material.
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You have to be careful about things like a patient chart in the background, because someone can take a screenshot and zoom in on a name.
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So be careful about reaching any premature conclusions on election night, or even in the days after, particularly if those conclusions seem quite favorable to Republicans.
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M&A is part of the toolkit, but the exchange will be "careful about it, be very strategic about it, very disciplined about it", Schwimmer said.
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The fee under consideration by the governors would be much smaller, but sensible politicians certainly need to be careful about new measures that burden working people.
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Regardless of the topic, be careful about how you react, especially if the argument intensifies: It can make the difference between good heart health and bad.
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I largely agree, but I also think that Democrats need to be careful about alienating their current constituencies — particularly since many of those constituencies are growing.
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But if, in the words of BoE governor Mark Carney, a country depends on "the kindness of strangers", you have to be careful about your currency.
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As tempting as it might be to treat your pets to something extra over the holidays, you should be careful about what you&aposre feeding them.
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Even if regulators do enact sweeping privacy legislation, consumers will still need to be careful about what kinds of smart devices they introduce in their home.
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Ms. Pils said while it was important to look at these influence operations, Westerners need to be careful about assumptions they make about Chinese living abroad.
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"I just want to alert the people that climate is changing all over the world and we all have to be careful about it," he said.
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She has to be careful about what she eats, has an implanted defibrillator, and regularly spends time in the ER for painful, even life-threatening abdominal problems.
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"You need to be careful about how much you sell," Cramer said after the major averages pulled back dramatically, reflecting worries about slowing economic growth in China.
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"Now we must really be careful about what we're doing because at any time we can be raided by officials or a fundamentalist group," Teguh told VICE.
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You shouldn't install other browser plugins in Tor Browser; you shouldn't use torrents over Tor, and you have to be careful about opening documents downloaded through Tor.
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Anti-Trump Republicans demand a concession to political correctness: Be careful about language, pursue minority voters sensitively and even adopt policies such as immigration or police reform.
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But Sylvia Garcia, a Democrat Texas State Legislator who represents parts of Houston, warns Kaine to be careful about where and when he uses his bilingual skills.
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"If they get wet or muddy, they'll look like a dog that was caught in the rain, so you'll want to be careful about puddles," Kim said.
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But while this inference is a tempting one to make, Muscheler said we need to be careful about jumping to conclusions owing to a dearth of data.
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So, I would just advise everybody to be careful about suddenly attributing to whoever pops up at a time of economic anxiety the label that they're populist.
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But Selva cautioned tying individual accidents like the KC-130T crash to a reduction in training, saying senators and others "should be careful" about drawing snap conclusions.
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Even though your cheating threshold could change, she adds that "norms are a powerful thing," so you have to be careful about what you consider acceptable behavior.
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MOSCOW, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Russia's President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that the Bank of Russia should be careful about shutting banks when purging the country's banking system.
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Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan said the Fed needs to be careful about raising U.S. interest rates further due to low rates on 10-year Treasuries.
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While you should always be careful about ordering contraceptives online, hopefully eliminating the middleman will mean that the products are more regulated and therefore safe to use.
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"We just really need to be careful about making sure kids have access to these same human interactive experiences that probably our brains are wired to require."
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Like most camera panorama programs, it doesn't do well when multiple people move within the frame, so you'll need to be careful about when you use it.
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You don't even need to be careful about aligning the screen image – it detects its position and auto-aligns for a clear view through the headsets lenses.
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Every time my private-duty nurse gave it to me, she issued a warning: The medication was highly addictive, and I should be careful about taking it.
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You need a paper trail to show how and when you've met each standard — but be careful about the tone you use when you create this ledger.
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"Of course, we need to be careful about how the technology is being used, but I think it's important to keep in mind that technology is neutral."
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"It's important to be careful about the person you name," said Marve Ann Alaimo, a partner at the law firm Porter Wright Morris & Arthur in Naples, Florida.
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Senate Banking Committee member Bob Corker warned on Tuesday that people should be careful about how they handle emails that reference Equifax following its massive data breach.
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And shouldn't the resistance—a movement that claims to value things like science, journalism, fact-checking, and norms—be careful about the language that gets thrown around?
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So I would just advise everyone to be careful about suddenly attributing to whoever pops up at a time of economic anxiety the label that they're populist.
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If you're a widow who decides to date again, be careful about a potential mate who expects you to be their purse, providing financial stability for them.
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This is a sensitive moment and you need to be careful about being hypercritical of yourself—instead, use this energy to slow down and reconsider your needs.
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I want to be careful about not overreacting to the 2014 violation of Facebook's terms of service by one researcher who then worked with one nefarious company.
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"Dominic is going to have to be careful about his physical conditioning certainly over the next few years, if not throughout his career," Alderson said last month.
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Choose lighter strollers when possible if you're going to be carrying them, and be careful about using baby carriers for long distances once the child gets heavier.
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" And that — in the context of that, I said "Sir, you want to be careful about that, because it might create a narrative we're investigating you personally.
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After consuming alcohol in particular, students should be careful about climbing into bed, or make plans to sleep on the bottom bunk or a couch, Loder added.
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The 2020 hopeful added that the U.S. needs to be careful about influencing the electoral process with impeachment, and the public should ultimately decide who is president.
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Ahmed pointed out that although there was no indication of an economic recession in the near-term, investors needed to be careful about how they absorbed risk.
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"We need to be careful about the rising currency," Anthony Scaramucci of Skybridge Capital told a panel discussion at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos.
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But we should be careful about drawing too many close parallels between New Zealand and the US: the two countries are very different, both politically and culturally.
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And as a bank we need to take into account the potential slow down the potential review of supply chains that we need to be careful about.
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And with such a big spotlight on them, the companies will probably be careful about changing service plans, partly to avoid angering customers and attracting lawmakers' attention.
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"I think that we as a society should be careful about any action where one person can make the decision to 'out' multiple people's data," Chou added.
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With rain forecast for Friday afternoon and Saturday, he urged people to be careful about loose soil that could cause unstable houses to collapse or further landslides.
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Wall Street and the banks are back, but investors should be careful about sky-high expectations of regulatory rollbacks, Goldman Sachs Chief Strategy Officer Stephen Scherr said Tuesday.
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At the same time, there is a special need on the left — where most pro-Palestinian sentiment resides — to be careful about just how you discuss those things.
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Without directly addressing Dorsey's announcement, Zuckerberg opened Facebook's third quarter earnings call by saying "we need to be careful about adopting more and more rules" surrounding political speech.
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Especially when you're coming into contact with different cultures, or even different civilizations, you need to be careful about what you say, and how it could be misconstrued.
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It looks very cool sitting on its own — just be careful about touching the bronze: it picks up fingerprints in a way that detectives could only dream of.
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Just be careful about the claims, Kantrowitz said, because sometimes the savings companies advertise just come from suggesting a repayment plan that's faster than normal—say, five years.
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Mr Emmerich recently commented that superhero films were "silly" compared to his own brand of blockbuster, but he should be careful about using that adjective as an insult.
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Obama, likewise, had to be careful about where he campaigned during his time in office and was given a "shellacking" -- as he put it -- in the 2010 midterms.
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Zuckerberg fanfiction is odd, and often hilarious, but in just a few years it's aged into a stern reminder to be careful about who you idolise as faultless.
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"Let's be careful about writing off players because they're 30 years old or they haven't performed well over the first couple of months of the season," Alderson said.
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"Just be careful about how often you're having them, the amount that you're having, the sugar content of what you're adding, and added sugars/ingredients," Dr. Gupta said.
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"It's important for institutions to be careful about the word 'independent' and be transparent about what this means," said Paul G. Lannon Jr., a partner at Holland & Knight.
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Former senior FBI profiler Mary Ellen O'Toole said she would be careful about characterizing misspellings or mistakes as carelessness by the perpetrator, who appears well-versed in politics.
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In India and areas of the Middle East and Africa, eating with hands is normal, but be careful about using the left hand — it can be considered unclean.
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Better not ... I think we just be careful ... I have to be careful about tempting fate, because I think often the most ironic outcome is the most probable.
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Benner recalled a conversation he had with an investor who visited IBM's headquarters in the 1980s and was warned to be careful about how to talk to the janitors.
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At the same time side, there is a special need on the left — where most pro-Palestinian sentiment resides — to be careful about just how you discuss those things.
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It seems obvious, but any parents who use weed at home need to be careful about where it's kept and if their kids could inadvertently be inhaling the smoke.
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Though enemies respawn, rocks do not, so you need to be careful about the path you're carving; you might accidentally remove the ground beneath you or block off areas.
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Thomas Figures, a black former assistant U.S. Attorney in Alabama, said Sessions once warned him to be careful about what he said to "white folks," according to NBC News.
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I knew something was going to happen, but I didn't know what was going to happen, and that's because, rightly, he needed to be careful about who knew what.
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"It is true that one does need to be careful about over-punishing sexual assault, but I don't believe this is over-punishment by a long stretch," O'Neill says.
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Now, of course, those of us who backed the Remain camp need to be careful about the sin of "confirmation bias"—looking for evidence that confirms our gloomy view.
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A new cycle around home and family is beginning, but you'll have to be careful about how you spend your money, who you trust, and who you associate with.
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"We need to be careful about letting the voice of the Republican Party be someone who thinks that all immigrants are rapists or drug dealers," Paul said of Trump.
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Warrior planet Mars clashes with the lord of the underworld, Pluto, on November 19, which is certainly a day to be careful about arguments, greedy behavior, and power struggles.
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Why startups need to be careful about export licenses and the Huawei ban Third, the development of 5G wireless technology standards and associated hardware devices just increasingly gets battered.
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You will also need to remember to be careful about any voice assistants you use as they often default to using Google to look stuff up on the web.
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Even though we're so young, and we need to be careful about growing sustainably and anonymity, we're already talking with SAG, with the Writer's Guild, with all these organizations.
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What Harris and other would-be presidential candidates must be careful about is positioning themselves so far to the left that it backfires in a general election against Trump.
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They needed to be careful about how they went about archiving, however, as too many people trying to scrape at the same time could make the whole site crash.
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Now they're telling residents to be careful about where they walk, as a trip-wire device can be activated by simply stepping on a wire connected to the bomb.
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Secrets are revealed and power plays are made as Mercury clashes with Pluto on September 26—be careful about who you're trying to outsmart, and watch out for manipulators.
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It's probably just a joke programmed in by Amazon, but it may also be a sly warning to be careful about what you say around your Echo or Dot.
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I do know that I'll be careful about Caesar in my own Rome in the future, but be assured that I always knew that my Rome was very small.
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Park also had to be careful about how she presented herself and what she said out loud in a country where citizens can be imprisoned for criticizing the government.
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"You need to be careful about how much you sell," Cramer said on "Mad Money" after the major averages pulled back dramatically, reflecting worries about slowing economic growth in China.
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But Signal isn't perfect, and if you use the desktop client on a Mac, you might want to be careful about the app's notifications—they may expose your private messages.
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The 2016 election instilled in voters a deep scepticism of polling, but is also served as a lesson to forecasters to be careful about how confidently they convey their predictions.
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Frances said when she's choosing a scent or perfume on set, she has to be careful about it because she doesn't want to wear anything too overpowering or too cloying.
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It had the perfect drop-waist bodice, because when you're a short girl wearing a ballgown, you have to be careful about it cutting you off on the wrong lines.
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The findings, say the researchers, show that, as robots and AIs become integrated into social spaces, we need to be careful about the influence they wield, especially on the young.
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ORTAGUS: I think what law enforcement has to be careful about is proven by Jim Comey the most is that they&aposre not politicians and they don&apost understand politics.
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We have to be careful about blanket endorsements of violence and I say that as someone who has been sucked in and found the allure of that redemptive violence before.
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You have to be intentional about managing your email so it isn't a time drain and be careful about what you say in it so it isn't a career drain.
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If you're planning on ordering Apple's sleek new titanium credit card after signing up for the Apple Card, you'll want to be careful about how and where you store it.
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You're in a chatty mood today, Libra, thanks to the Moon in Sagittarius; however, be careful about getting into arguments—Mercury retrograde will clash with the planet of war, Mars.
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"It's like reading a Jane Austen novel — it gives you lots of great insights, but you have to be careful about generalizing to society as a whole," Dr. Cohen said.
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Again, you want to be careful about volume here, too: A tablespoon of table salt has about a quarter more salt in it than a tablespoon of coarse sea salt.
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But while Mr. O'Rourke has quickly become a beloved figure among many grass-roots activists, some elders in the party argue that Democrats should be careful about swooning too soon.
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"We need to be careful about putting requirements on the candidate which have no bearing on whether we are going to win the next general election," the London mayor said.
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They suggested that American intelligence officials had warned Israel to "be careful" about sharing classified information with the Trump White House, for fear that it would be given to Russia.
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"One thing people should be careful about is to not tip their hand to their employer that they're thinking of retirement if they're not ready to do so," said Collinson.
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Khan told Business Insider that Labour must be "careful" about demanding specific characteristics of its next leader, like being a certain gender or from a particular region of the country.
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In a letter to his staff obtained by CNN, District Attorney Jeff Rosen said he has to be careful about releasing information that could damage the state and local investigations.
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We should be careful about reading too much into the committee report as a complete reflection of Mr. Clayton's views, even though he was the committee's chairman at the time.
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" Panetta warned that if Trump is to be a "strong" president, "he has to be careful about the words he uses and how he relates to the rest of the world.
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We need to be careful about overstating the apparent ineffectiveness, and I'm positive that there's a lot more that the FBI is not revealing to us at this time as well.
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AND SO THERE'S A LOT OF DEBATE ABOUT WHAT THE RIGHT COURSE FORWARD IS, BUT THE CLEAR THING IS LET'S BE CAREFUL ABOUT IT BECAUSE WE'RE SELF INTERESTED AS AN INDUSTRY.
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The Fed and investors have been clamoring for the return of inflation, but like that old expression goes, be careful about what you wish for, because you just might get it.
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"We need to be careful about talking to parents and grandparents about not kissing newborns when they have cold sores, because often the baby has no immunity at all," she says.
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"With darker skin types, you have to be careful about using laser the way you use it on lighter skin types," as they can cause discoloration in the skin, Parikh says.
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Still, Arminak said the NDA sends a clear message: Chyna should be careful about not speaking about anything unrelated to her case, such as dishing secrets or dirt on the Kardashians.
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Slovak central bank chief Jozef Makuch also said that no further measures were needed now, adding that if future steps become necessary, the ECB needed to be careful about rate cuts.
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"When a bank is important systemically, important to the country, among the 10 largest, I have to be careful about getting rid of essential management at that financial institution," Marques said.
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Whether you are an investor or policymaker, be careful about using what a pundit calls a bellwether unless you understand how well the bellwether actually predicts what you want to predict.
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Stefan Esser, CEO of Germany-based IT security company Anditd0te, warned that iPhone owners should be careful about what apps they download from the App Store until the vulnerability is fixed.
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"We are happy with $60, maybe a little bit more than $60, but we have to be careful about the effect on the other side of the river," the minister said.
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" Pompeo also pushed back on a question about Khashoggi getting lured to the consulate in Turkey by the Saudis, saying, "You should be careful about the facts that are out there.
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William K. Reilly, a Republican who was E.P.A. administrator under President George Bush, said Mr. Trump needed to be careful about whom he picked for the top jobs in each department.
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And the Supreme Court will be careful about separation of powers issues that ask whether a congressional committee can force the Department of Treasury to hand over the president's tax returns.
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"We have to be careful about not over-interpreting signals about the US economy," said Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz, on the CNN Business Markets Now show Wednesday.
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That was sort of in our heads, and still is in our heads, about how to be careful about what we write, to never go too far or assume too much.
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Maybe you should be careful about which jeans you choose to wear: Many brands have become increasingly associated with Republicans or Democrats, Suzanne Kapner and Dante Chinni of the WSJ write.
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David Chase, a former prosecutor with the Securities and Exchange Commission in Miami until 1999, said that members of Congress on company boards have to be careful about conflicts of interest.
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"In the type of global economy we live in, she has to be careful about the dollar increasing too much, creating dollar shortages and liquidity problems as a result," he said.
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Iger responded on the record, saying: "Any intellectual property company should be careful about being lulled into supporting a platform that may not serve the customer effectively in a disrupted world."
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"It's about the fact that we completely finance our campaign through grassroots, and I just always want to be careful about how we spend our money," she told reporters last week.
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That liability means conventional retailers have to be careful about the products they stock, making sure every item on store shelves has passed at least the most basic product safety requirements.
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Rasmussen said that although accent walls can add a big statement to a space, you should be careful about how you use them because of how easily they can look dated.
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By pointing out that only WE can prevent forest fires and reminding us to be careful about fires, Smokey has probably single-handedly helped thousands of people stop catastrophic forest fires.
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Two weeks later, he said that he had to be careful about whose accounts he reviewed: "I got to have a reason to be in that account," he said, adding an expletive.
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So now it's gonna be something we really look for and be careful about because it's very important for us that everyone that comes feels safe and not threatened in any way.
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Also, if you're exercising a lot while you're trying to lose weight—especially if you sweat a ton when you work out—you need to be careful about slashing salt too severely.
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As Defleur and Desclaux were apt to point out, the finds at Baume Moula-Guercy represent an isolated episode, so we need to be careful about generalizing this example to other Neanderthals.
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Still, Clinton has to be careful about being too careful, and some think she should do something unexpected in the next few weeks to show she isn't merely running out the clock.
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The key is to be patient enough to take advantage slowly — so you don't buy too close to the top — and to be careful about the stocks chosen in a bear market.
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The senior Treasury official said that both Treasury and the OMB wanted to be careful about the rules because the opportunity zone program has the potential to have a big economic impact.
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When I was Miss USA, I could discuss those things... I just had to be careful about how I voiced them and figure out how to phrase things without people getting offended.
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To reduce eye strain, Singh said, people should be careful about how close their eyes are to screens, how long they're using the device, and in particular, the brightness of their screens.
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Dorsey himself has said he's been weighing the idea for "quite some time," but has said Twitter has to be careful about rushing it out to avoid unintended "use cases" of it.
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Due to a string of deaths attributed to beer with high concentrations of methanol, Fodor's is recommending that travelers be careful about their bar and resort selection in Mexico and Central America.
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What the S.E.C. accomplished in settling the cases against Mr. Mudd and the other executives hardly sends a message to other executives to be careful about how they act in the future.
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The key is to be patient enough to take advantage slowly — so you avoid buying too close to the top — and to be careful about the stocks chosen in a bear market.
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Self-treatment is not generally recommended, but here's the safest way to go about it: Since ketamine's effects are very dose-dependent, you want to be careful about how much you take.
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And Democrats should be careful about counting on a big Latino turnout: In 2016, Hispanic turnout was actually a little bit lower than it had been in 2012, despite Trump's wretched rhetoric.
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As we consider more targeted relief, like the package now in front of Congress, we need to be careful about succumbing to special pleadings, a well-established fallibility of the Trump administration.
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Risa Lieberwitz, a professor of labor and employment law at Cornell University, said the university was right to be careful about punishing Professor Rasmusen for views he expresses outside of his job.
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The directions clearly say to be careful about getting the yeast wet, so if you&aposre careful and your child doesn&apost play with his food, this shouldn&apost be a problem.
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"However, we should all be careful about letting political correctness win over crucial, frank and essential discussions about radical Islam and Islamic values in our democracies," he said in a telephone interview.
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Earlier this month, he said the low cost of borrowing meant it had "great attractions" to fund investment, but that Britain needed to be careful about the signal it gave financial markets.
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Iger's response to the criticism has been: "Any intellectual property company should be careful about being lulled into supporting a platform that may not serve the customer effectively in a disrupted world."
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Even as the Republicans seemingly rush to pass a bill that would undo much of the current law, the doctors and hospitals urged them to be careful about whatever changes they made.
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Now, we don't have the evidence to prove it, and so we have to be careful about saying it happened, and that it's like 1968, but the patterns are very, very similar.
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You know the drill already about Mercury retrograde: Don't buy electronics, expect delays, and be careful about signing contracts during this time, because people don't know what the fuck they are talking about.
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How ironic is it that Dee Dee claimed Gypsy was the one with a sugar allergy, when all along it was likely Dee Dee who needed to be careful about her sugar intake?
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"I'm going to be careful about how far I go ... but they were employed against [an] ISIL target, an ISIL target was struck and the operation," Defense Secretary Ash Carter told reporters Monday.
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Nikki Haley, today at the U.N. said Israel takes great care to be careful about civilians and not be disproportionate in its response, but the media doesn&apost seem to be having that.
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While penis shafts are fun to decorate with whipped cream, if you or your partner has a vagina, be careful about getting the dessert inside the labia, as sugar can cause yeast infections.
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Swift said retailers had to be careful about how they implement purchasing alliances so they do not ring alarm bells with competition authorities, adding they do this by not sharing too much information.
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Up to this point, I'd brushed aside warnings to be careful about my safety around Alig, trusting a gut instinct that he was no longer dangerous—at least, not in a violent way.
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Anyway, there will be lots of noise, and because Mars is cranky and retrograde, and because oppositions can bring confrontations, I want you to be careful about wild fights over cash or ego.
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Iran hasn't been silent, On Thursday, supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned Iraq's Prime Minister Haider Abadi not to trust America: "You should be careful about the Americans' mischief and never trust them".
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"We have to be careful about chasing the unicorn of regular order in the middle of traffic," one Freedom Caucus member said during Monday night's meeting, according to another member in the room.
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"We should be careful about the management of depression after a heart attack," said Dr. Samir Kapadia, who is a cardiologist and section head of interventional cardiology at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio.
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"Be careful about letting down the revolution's voters," said Freddie Velazquez, 54, directing the comment to Maduro, as he carted scarce gas canisters down a street in the hillside slum of El Valle.
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Washington (CNN)White House chief of staff John Kelly has warned President Donald Trump to be careful about talking to witnesses in the Russia investigation, a White House official told CNN on Thursday.
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We should also be careful about mixing high risk prisoners with low risk prisoners in a treatment setting because the low risk individuals may become more likely to re-offend as a result.
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Why startups need to be careful about export licenses and the Huawei ban In addition to impacting Huawei's business, the blacklisting has ramifications for telecom providers who are getting ready to launch 5G networks.
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As trends continue to revert to the pre-2013 means, entrepreneurs should be careful about continuing to operate under the assumption that a fresh equity round on company-favorable terms will always be available.
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I've established organizing committees in 20 cities and we give them a tool kit of how to run their own town halls, because yeah, you have to be careful about your communication for sure.
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The Attorney General was not silent; he responded to this comment by saying that the FBI and Department of Justice needed to be careful about following appropriate policies regarding contacts with the White House.
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That exact scenario might not ever play out, but the lesson, according to Bostrom, is that "we need to be careful about what we wish for from a superintelligence, because we might get it."
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Founders need to be careful about soliciting customers that are either too small or too big for their entry point into the market, or not even in the actual market segment they are targeting.
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But Trump's argument during the Fox News town hall (and elsewhere) was to insist that Americans have already learned the necessary lessons of social distancing and will be careful about practicing it at work.
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VPNs do not offer complete security, and you should be careful about which VPN you trust; theoretically, a VPN could protect your data, only to collect information itself and then sell it to others.
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I referenced a policy statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics that called on pediatricians, in particular, to be careful about using harsh, stigmatizing or judgmental language with our patients around this sensitive issue.
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Jed Nelsen, a senior compliance manager at etailz, which helps brands sell on Amazon, Walmart and eBay, said he's been advising sellers to be careful about what claims they make on coronavirus-related products.
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"If the U.K. wants an open link with us for the products — zero tariffs, zero quotas — we need to be careful about zero dumping at the same time," he told a conference in Stockholm.
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" Professor Halberstam is skeptical of this argument, saying: "It's great that there are transbodies visible in the world, but one should be careful about what it means beyond that and about making claims politically.
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"Buying food and condiments in bulk can be prudent if you're throwing a big party or event, but be careful about buying it for your home fridge or freezer for everyday use," McGrath says.
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She said you don&apost always have to worry, but to avoid unwanted surprises, these are the foods and other festive items you should be careful about leaving around when you have an animal.
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And because the rearranged digestive tracts can dump sugar into the bloodstream too quickly, they would have to be careful about sugar intake or risk "dumping syndrome," which can cause vomiting, sweating and shakiness.
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"Bringing in a new thing like generative design, it's a disruption and they have to be careful about how they introduce it and give engineers the confidence it's a valid way to proceed," says Davis.
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" J.P. Morgan's Global Market Strategist, Hannah Anderson, told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Wednesday: "I do think we need to be careful about interpreting too much on the long-term outlook from month to month releases.
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Late in life, Billy Graham expressed regret for his earlier alliances with politicians such as President Richard Nixon—and related anti-Semitic remarks—and warned his followers to be careful about their involvement in politics.
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It was part of a propaganda campaign that encouraged Americans to be careful about what they said in public, for fear that the enemy was listening and could use the information against our armed forces.
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"First, we need to be careful about assuming causation from correlation when thinking about the impact naloxone laws might have on crime, opioid use, and other factors," Hawk, Egan and Keane wrote in an email.
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On Saturday, the regulator called on banks and insurers to address "weak points" in China's infrastructure sector and cooperate with local governments to identify their needs but be careful about raising their hidden debt levels.
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There's been talk about launching a proprietary Marvel service and Star Wars service, but we're mindful of the volume of product that would go into those services, and we want to be careful about that.
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" But Dr. Bruce Y. Lee, director of operations research for Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health's International Vaccine Access Center in Baltimore, Maryland, warned, "We should be careful about jumping to conclusions from the study.
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But Cathcart said that progress on economic liberalization would likely be slow because North Korea will want to be careful about the increased political risks that could come from relaxing restrictions on the currency and migration.
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Unlike at the trial, where prosecutors had to be careful about referring to the more than 50 other women who have accused him of assault, they likely face no constraint at the sentencing hearing, experts said.
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The exact impact of the recent buyback boom still needs to be explored further, but investors should be careful about putting too much faith into companies that rely on buybacks to pump up their own stocks.
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There are some legitimate strategic concerns there, for our continuing to have the production capability for high-grade steel and aluminum, but on the other side, there's some economic risk we have to be careful about.
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You see that with the North Korea coverage as well and how everyone I think actually has been giving him his due credit for making progress, but also saying we need to be careful about this.
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We've been thinking about whether we can do something that can redefine the industry, maybe not completely but in a small way, and if we can't do that, we should be careful about participating in it.
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"When we were on cable, we could be no more than 43 minutes, so every scene had to be careful about how long it ran," Breck Eisner, a director on the series, said at Comic Con.
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He will need to act cautiously and deliberately, and be careful about giving ammunition to his detractors by inserting anything resembling politics into decisions that ultimately concern only the safety and security of the American people.
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"I think we have to be careful about [Snapchatting] and things like that, because people know exactly where you are when you're snapping because it's contemporaneous," Legend said during an appearance on SiriusXM's Sway in the Morning.
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Even under the best-case scenario, where negotiations with North Korea lead to a credible agreement to dismantle its nuclear weapons, Trump needs to be careful about the benefits he is willing to give Kim in return.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Brazilian Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles said on Friday his government will be careful about reacting to the market turmoil triggered by the election of Donald Trump to the U.S. White House.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - With yields on U.S. 10-year Treasuries as low as they are, the Federal Reserve needs to be careful about raising U.S. interest rates further, Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan said on Tuesday.
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"The attorney general was not silent; he responded to this comment by saying that the F.B.I. and Department of Justice needed to be careful about following appropriate policies regarding contacts with the White House," the statement said.
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An extreme example was when President Nikolić warned the Prosecutor "to be careful about what he is digging up in Serbia," when evidence, implicating the current Chief of the Serbian Army with a mass grave, was revealed.
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But based on my stated goal of designing a team to get Giannis the M.V.P. Award, I would be careful about having these two on the floor together all that much unless we start to fall behind.
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" Thomas Figures, a black former U.S. assistant attorney who worked under Sessions in Mobile, Alabama, testified that he had insisted on calling him "boy" and warned him to be "careful about what you say to white folks.
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Not only will you have to be careful about falling off the tracks floating high above Los Santos, you'll have to watch out for missiles, navigate through smoke screens and dodge mines to make it to the end.
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And there's one more reason it's not always the most popular product on the block: "BPO can bleach your fabrics, so be careful about letting it touch any darkly colored pillow cases, towels, or clothing," Dr. Zeichner notes.
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"At my church, our pastor is saying, just be careful about who you're looking at as the election comes closer, because some of them are like wolves in sheep's clothing," said Cheryl Freeman, 57, from Thousand Oaks, Calif.
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Kavanaugh said he figured he's get a lot of hypotheticals, but as a sitting judge he needs to be careful about answering, but that he was trying to describe in summary fashion exactly what the Supreme Court said.
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With the 10-year Treasury yield barely above 2 percent, he said, markets are forecasting sluggish growth ahead, and the Fed should be "careful" about lifting short-term rates, now between 1 percent and 1.25 percent, much further.
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"A big trade-secret case sends a message that you need to be careful about leaving, that you're at risk, even if there's no non-compete, because they can get you for what's in your head," Lobel said.
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It was striking that this came — that this, forgive me, bulls--- attack on 'fake news' came just moments after the secretary of state said that the American people have to be careful about where they get their information.
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Plus, you won't have a very diverse portfolio if you only own stock from a few companies, and with some plans, you won't even escape fees, so you have to be careful about what you sign up for.
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One reason we need to be careful about how we measure and respond to loneliness is that, as the University of Chicago psychologist John Cacioppo argues, an occasional and transitory feeling of loneliness can be healthy and productive.
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Then, on the January 27th dinner, you show — you told the president that he should be careful about asking you to investigate, because, quote, "You might create a narrative that we are investigating him personally," which we weren't.
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I have to be careful about what I allow into my head, though of course sometimes I have no choice—as is the case with the river horse—and then I want to shriek with sadness and powerlessness.
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Questions have been raised recently about companies raising drug prices, so the government may be signaling that executives had better be careful about how they try to generate increased profitability on the backs of patients and insurance companies.
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She told them that the casting material would be used in the film — that anything they said on camera during the auditions might end up in the final cut, so they should be careful about what they say.
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Ultimately, Cramer thinks Trump and many other individuals need to be careful about being too negative, given that there aren't many other options outside of stocks that offer the ability to make a lot of money in this economy.
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"This is the thing about inclusion that you have to be careful about: If you are hired because you're a woman, that's just problematic," firm cofounder Ben Horowitz said in an interview with Recode editor Kara Swisher in 2015.
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"Borrowing, when the cost of money is cheap, has some great attractions, but this country is already highly indebted," Hammond later told ITN, adding that the government needed to be careful about what signals it sends to the markets.
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Ms. Zideyah said that she and many of the women who attended the Ignite training were aware that they had to be careful about their social media posts, but worrying about what was stored on their phones was new.
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Even if an executive or founder does want to sell stock, they need to be careful about not timing any sales to create the impression that they have lost faith in the company, or were trading on nonpublic information.
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"In my head, I assume it's a new job, and I've got to be careful about not bringing the last job or the last experience to it," she said, standing in her kitchen with a cup of black coffee.
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Again, conservatives should be careful about using the irrational, racist backlash to the presence of a little black girl to make a point, when the pathology that inspired that backlash is arguably exactly what got Trump elected just last year.
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With global concern over the Zika virus growing, health officials are warning pregnant women to be careful about who they kiss and calling on men to use condoms with pregnant partners if they have visited countries where the virus is present.
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"We should be careful about focusing too much on the notion of an 'opioid epidemic' and instead should be thinking about a more general fatal drug epidemic," health economist Christopher Ruhm of the University of Virginia told BuzzFeed News by email.
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There are dozens to choose from, however, and I don't claim to be an expert; many are reviewed here if you want to be careful about the jurisdiction the VPN is based, the extent of its record keeping, and so on.
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"I said to him, 'Sir that's up to you but you want to be careful about that because it might create a narrative that we're investigating you personally and, second, it's very difficult to prove something didn't happen,'" Comey said.
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In an interview this year, Ms. Vestager said individuals had to be careful about how much data they shared with companies, and she questioned whether the collection of large amounts of information gave one company an unfair advantage over another.
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" Sessions contradicted that account on Tuesday, echoing a previous Justice Department statement claiming that he had responded by saying that the FBI and Department of Justice "needed to be careful about following appropriate policies regarding contacts with the White House.
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Peterson excels at explaining why we should be careful about social change, but not at helping us assess which changes we should favor; just about any modern human arrangement could be portrayed as a radical deviation from what came before.
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I DON'T KNOW IF ANYBODY ELSE CAN DO IT. FACEBOOK CAN DO IT. EVANS: AND SOME PEOPLE SAY WE SHOULD BE CAREFUL ABOUT UNDERMINING OUR OWN CORPORATE CHAMPIONS WHEN CHINA IS GOING TO GREAT MEASURES TO KIND OF BUILD UP ITS.
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I think it's prudent to be careful about trying to "grab a falling knife," but it is true that downturns in the stock market can also lead to some of the best opportunities to pick up stocks at a discount.
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Rachel Klein, the senior director of advocacy and strategy for the EveryLife Foundation for Rare Diseases, which was founded by a drug industry executive, said policymakers need to be careful about tinkering with a program that has been around for decades.
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"He responded to this comment by saying that the F.B.I. and Department of Justice needed to be careful about following appropriate policies regarding contacts with the White House," the department said in a lengthy statement circulated after Mr. Comey's testimony.
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Japan should be careful about recent remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump on currencies and might need to convince Washington its monetary easing is not aimed at weakening the yen but beating deflation, a finance ministry official said on Saturday.
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Matthew Holman, the MPC's director, told Gizmodo that the object is near the Sun in the sky when viewed from Earth, making it challenging to observe, and astronomers must be careful about potential effects the atmosphere might have on any observations.
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" Asked about when he is going to get into the race, Biden said his lawyers have told him he has to be careful about what he says because he doesn't want to "start the clock ticking and change my status.
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When so many people have limited resources, you need to be careful about deeming foods "bad," says John Weidman, deputy executive director of The Food Trust, a nationwide non-profit dedicated to ensuring that disadvantaged communities have access to affordable, nutritious food.
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"This is really idiosyncratic and I'm not sure that we would recommend trading this as a group because each one of these stories often trades against another chip stock, so you have to be careful about how you trade this," she said.
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RUBIO: So I&aposm on the intelligence committee so I want to be careful about confirming or denying any sort of media articles because a lot of the work that&aposs being done with regards to this -- I&aposm not confirming it.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Japan should be careful about recent remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump on currencies and might need to convince Washington its monetary easing is not aimed at weakening the yen but beating deflation, a finance ministry official said on Saturday.
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If one views climate change as a prolonged period of chaos, it makes sense that investors would seek to protect their current ownings, be careful about what they bet on next — and look out for shrewd places to put their long-term money.
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During an appearance on Good Morning America on Tuesday to promote her new book, A New Model: What Confidence, Beauty, and Power Really Look Like, Graham, 29, discussed how parents should be careful about how they speak to their kids — and themselves.
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It would be better for travelers to avoid exposure to the seaweed in the first place and to be careful about tour operators or hotels that may not be transparent about the severity of the rafts in the area, the authors write.
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Tom VilsackThomas James VilsackUSDA: Farm-to-school programs help schools serve healthier meals OVERNIGHT MONEY: House poised to pass debt-ceiling bill MORE (D) said in a new interview that Democrats should be careful about courting "rock stars" as 2020 presidential candidates.
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MANAMA, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Bahrain's central bank governor said on Tuesday that the country's economic growth might accelerate because of the recovery of oil prices since mid-2017, but he warned that the government needed to be careful about its budget deficit.
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Why startups need to be careful about export licenses and the Huawei ban The company, which is the world's second largest smartphone vendor based on shipments, said it will continue to develop a safe software ecosystem for its customers across the globe.
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"It was striking that this came, this, forgive me, bullshit attack on fake news came just moments after the secretary of State said the American people have to be careful about where they get their information and go to sources they can trust."
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"Bernie's going to be careful about not looking too political — too electoral — and being the guy who says, 'Well, I can get this many delegates and go on to the convention...' No. That's not where Americans' heads are at," an adviser said.
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But Payton should be careful about trotting that information out, lest he forget that he once had a romantic relationship with Astrid and her boyfriend River (David Corenswet), and those kinds of things always have a way of getting out in tense elections.
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As demand has increased, Tien says he has to be careful about how fast he can expand his operation, "Right from the start, I formed this idea around the fact that the harvesting can never exceed the grasses' natural reproduction rate," he said.
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Once they arrived on her set, Green explained that the casting material would be used in the film — that anything they said on camera during the auditions might end up in the final cut, so they should be careful about what they say.
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GIGOT: Is this also about, from your point of view, sending a message to the president that says, look, don&apost blow up NAFTA, for example, and be careful about where your trade policy is heading because you could do damage to the economy?
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Maybe it's just that you need to be careful about cleaning whatever you decide to use to get off (please, please clean your sex toys — natural or not), or that whatever weird sex thing you think only you have done probably isn't that uncommon.
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In January, a Republican PAC sent a series of FOIA requests "to understand better what partisan politics are afoot at OGE," and then incoming White House chief-of-staff Reince Priebus warned Shaub to "be careful" about politicizing his office during a TV appearance.
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Finally, Mueller's conclusions about crimes committed, as opposed to descriptions of the underlying evidence itself, aren't prohibited from disclosure under Rule 6(e), although he would have to be careful about violating DOJ guidelines for discussing criminal subjects and proceedings, even with a subpoena.
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During a conference call with reporters about the state of the presidential race, Wasserman Schultz noted that it's common for rivals to use sharper language as the primaries wind down and said she's advised both of the Democratic candidates to be careful about their tone.
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"In some ways — I want to be careful about my comments — but there isn't really the kind of direction coming out of the White House that would typically come out of a White House," said Mr. Corker, the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Sanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Democratic strategist: Sanders seeking distance from Warren could 'backfire' MORE (I-Vt.) to be careful about how he goes about differentiating himself from progressive 2020 rival Sen.
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When feeding a raw meat-based diet to dogs, pet owners should be careful about separating human food from pet food in the kitchen and use different bowls and utensils to prevent the spread of bacteria to other foods and surfaces, Hansson and colleagues advise.
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As much as we like to see innovative tech gadgets appear on sites such as Kickstarter and Indiegogo, be careful about buying anything to add to your smart home without carrying out due diligence on the company behind it and the security measures put in place.
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"While conditions in the retail sector have weakened, we should be careful about reading too much too soon, as consumers were likely to err on the side of caution in the immediate period following a vote to leave the EU," CBI chief economist Rain Newton-Smith said.
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Throw in the fact that Trump won the overwhelming majority of the states where Senate seats are up for grabs in 2018, and you realize that both Republican and Democratic candidates are going to have to be careful about how they attack and challenge the White House.
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As Rob Kenner, a Grammy screener, wrote for Complex: I soon learned another unwritten rule during private conversations with other committee members: be careful about green-lighting an album by someone who was really famous if you don't want to see that album win a Grammy.
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Algorithms are often flawed and can have larger, deleterious effects that aren't immediately visible, so Facebook will have to be careful about what other information it factors in and how else this score is used, lest it accidentally discount reports from a specific community of people.
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But the Tax Foundation has learned that politicians have to be careful about how they go about broadening the base "because you can make mistakes along the way that end up sabotaging the growth that you're trying to get from the lower tax rates," he said.
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Stephen K. Bannon, the president's former chief strategist, is loudly urging Mr. Trump to back away from Mr. Strange, while some current White House officials counsel the president to be careful about spending political capital on a candidate who may lose, according to a senior administration official.
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And so if we're talking about a country that does not yet have some of those basic metrics in place, then I do think that there are more compelling reasons for them to be careful about admitting people who they have reason to believe are infected.
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"When resources for antipoverty policies are scarce and dwindling, especially in this Congress, we need to be careful about our targeting," says Jared Bernstein, a senior fellow at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities and the former chief economist and economic adviser to Vice President Joe Biden.
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But following her role on the creepy series, where we also learned the value of owning curtains, Mitchell leaves us with one solid piece of advice: "I don't ever post where I am, and I think everybody should be careful about when they're posting [on social media]." she encouraged.
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He said it sounded as if the clown in Clarksville was "out trying to do something nice and trying to be a happiness spreader in the world," but he cautioned that clowns have to be careful about handing out candy, particularly outside the context of an official event.
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Fernando Simón, head of Spain's centre for health emergencies, told reporters on Sunday that "one needs to be careful about the latest figures," but pointed out that there was a 13% rise in new cases on Saturday, followed by a 9% rise in new cases the following day.
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On-ramping yourself in small doses to new habits can be helpful, but it's important to be careful about being stingy with your time and desires—only allowing yourself tiny half-nibbles—when you actually might need to take one big chomp in order to make the new habits stick.
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Many training courses on how to fall off a horse encourage riders to be careful about breaking their descent with their arms, but Anderson says that if you're going down head first, you should use your arms as a bumperlike "crumple zone": A broken wrist is better than brain trauma.
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"We need to be careful about the rising currency, not just because of what is going on internationally but it will have an impact internally to the United States as well," Anthony Scaramucci, who will become a White House adviser and public liaison to government agencies and businesses, said in Davos.
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At the same time, one needs to be careful about assuming that either Russia or China is seeking to sabotage American efforts in Afghanistan, rather than react to the growing possibility that the United States will win every battle, lose the war, and leave out of eventual frustration and exhaustion.
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"We need to be careful about talking to parents and grandparents about not kissing newborns when they have [the herpes virus], because often the baby has no immunity at all," Yvonne Bryson, a professor of pediatric and infectious diseases at the University of California at Los Angeles, told Tonic in June.
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"I know there's an intent to try to prevent government shutdowns, but we have to be careful about how we do that and not lock in something that's even worse or incentives for us never to come to new budgets on things or to even recognize a new majority," she said.
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"Japan has to be careful not to slip into another economic decline, which means they are going to have to be careful about how they phase the timing of future tax increases and whether they offset that with spending in their economy so that it doesn't create fiscal drag," Lew said.
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In fact, I think one of the issues African leaders will have to be careful about now is how they have to manage their relationships with China and the US. The US has been a little bit lackadaisical in its approach to Africa while China has made great strides on the continent.
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I THINK THE DIAGNOSIS IS RIGHT WE HAVE AN IMBALANCE WE HAVE TO FIX NOT CLEAR ON THE TACTICS IT THERE'S NO QUESTION AT THE MOMENT CHINA'S ECONOMY HAS BEEN UNDER MORE PRESSURE THAN THE U.S. ECONOMY HAS BEEN I THINK YOU HAVE TO BE CAREFUL ABOUT HOW YOU CARRY THAT THROUGH.
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"As you move the layers of security around, you have got to be careful about having areas where you are going to have significant numbers of people dwelling because that becomes a soft target, a target of opportunity when you're dealing with the type of adversaries that we're looking at today," Ahern said.
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Light eyes: If your eyes are blue, green, or gray, you may be at a higher risk for skin cancer than those with darker eyes, Ruth Williams, MD tells Everyday Health (though those with dark eyes also need to be careful about sunscreen use and getting regular mole checks with a derm).
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"If you receive a message from a big sender (like a financial institution, or a major email provider, like Google, Yahoo or Hotmail) that isn't authenticated, this message is most likely forged and you should be careful about replying to it or opening any attachments," Google explained in its Gmail help section.
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While Scorpios may act like they are always on top of shit, they need to be careful about overindulging, as eating an entire weed cookie may stir up their intense emotions in a way that leaves them hiding behind a houseplant at a party, haunted by literally every mistake they've ever made.
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The building in question, indicated by a diamond, produced many normal signals (green), but suspicious ones at close range (other colors) The building in question, indicated by a diamond, produced many normal signals (green), but suspicious ones at close range (other colors) "We want to be careful about our conclusions," cautioned Smith.
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Experts have said that, unlike at the trial, where prosecutors had to be careful about referring to the more than 50 other women who have accused Mr. Cosby of sexual misconduct, they may be able to present multiple accounts from women beyond the six who were allowed to testify at the trial.
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"We know that symptoms for one child are so different from symptoms for another child, so we have to be careful about any blanket treatment that is just going to be applied without knowing what the individual's particular difficulties are going to be," says Somer Bishop, a clinical psychologist at University of California, San Francisco.
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"They're not bashful about expressing their views or sticking up for their agencies in private, but in public, they are smart to be careful about being consistent and being respectful of the commander in chief," said Andy Keiser, a former Trump transition official who was also once a senior staffer on the House Intelligence Committee.
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Still, while most people will "go on with their life" after an ice cream binge, she said, "we worry about people who are at high risk for heart disease or who already have heart disease — they should be careful about eating a calorie-heavy meal" or indulging excessively in high-fat, sugar-laden desserts.
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"What scares me about this case is that it's a pretty strong signal from the police that prosecutors across the country should be careful about bringing charges when it comes to police misconduct... which most of them already are!" said Daniel S. Medwed, a law professor and expert on prosecutors and wrongful convictions at Northeastern University School of Law.
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Hillary Clinton needs to tread lightly around issues of what it means to be a woman in this society, and especially to be a woman with aspirations to hold a powerful elective office in this society, in the same way that Barack Obama has always had to be careful about the way he talks about race.
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"We should be careful about what appears to be an emerging narrative that the mass DHS firings of recent weeks, and supposed motives behind it, somehow absolve those fired by Stephen Miller from their roles in implementing the family separation policies," Carlos Guevara, immigration policy advisor at UnidosUS, a Latino advocacy group, said in a statement.
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Letting the price system work to ration a scarce commodity doesn't solve the problem, but it is a better way to deal with the problem than having a bunch of headline-hungry politicians try to punish people for setting up a system that would cause people to be careful about how they used a scarce and important product.
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Why startups need to be careful about export licenses and the Huawei ban "[China]'s digital economy will be a high-rise built on sand and hard to sustain if we don't continue to work hard on basic research and key knowledge, not to mention the transformation from old to new forms of drivers or high-quality development," Ma pointed out.
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Sen. Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) said Tuesday that her Republican colleagues should be careful about repealing ObamaCare taxes that could be used to pay for a new healthcare reform bill.
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GOP pollster Conor Maguire said on Wednesday that Republicans should be careful about how President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is used on the campaign trail heading toward the 2628 elections.
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We need to be careful about placing artificial deadlines, such as "90-day" — some projects will be ready to start in a short time, but considering that this bill is to include a great number of works from small to very large projects such as airports, train stations, ports, bridges and highways, they need to have enough time to start.
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Both would have to be careful about how they approach the issue, lest they accidentally endorse the policies President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has already started to implement with the First Step Act.
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And while I understand some of that reasoning — people do need to be careful about what they post on social media, especially if it's geotagged (Kardashian didn't geotag her tweets, but she did use Snapchat to share photos of herself in the apartment where she was staying) — it's still an instance of victim blaming, with a side of respectability politics.
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While having access to EC that doesn't come through a healthcare provider can be and has been important for people who are uninsured or young people who may be embarrassed about their need for the pill to talk to their parents or a doctor, a new Vice report shows how important it is to be careful about where you're sourcing your morning-after pills.
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I THINK THE LOW REAL INTEREST RATE ENVIRONMENT CONTINUES TO SORT OF PLAGUE OUR THINKING AND SORT OF PUT A PREMIUM ON US BEING CAREFUL TO NOT GET TOO FAR AHEAD OF THE CURVE BECAUSE IF THINGS DO GO IN THE OTHER DIRECTION INEVITABLY AT SOME POINT DOWN THE LINE, THEY WILL, WE NEED THE CAPACITY TO LOWER RATES, AND SO WE SHOULD BE CAREFUL ABOUT THAT.
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"We have to be careful about how far we go from now onwards, not watering down what we have done but at least we have to give the banking system breathing space so they absorb what we have done, test these new regulations and see what is the impact on economic growth," Bahrain central bank governor Rasheed Mohammed al-Maraj said at an investment conference in the Saudi capital.
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HBO executives have previously said they want to be 'careful' about making 'Game of Thrones' spin-offs and prequelsAt TCA in July, HBO Programming President Casey Bloys would not comment on the status of the other "Game of Thrones" prequels besides the Watts pilot, but did not rule out the possibility for another "Game of Thrones" offshoot to get a green light by the end of the year.
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"We do have to be careful about drawing conclusions from studies of neighborhood factors that lack detailed information on characteristics of individuals living in those neighborhoods because the observed associations could very well be due to attributes of the individuals rather than the environment itself," said Scarlett Lin Gomez, author of an accompanying editorial and a researcher at the Cancer Prevention Institute of California and the Stanford Cancer Institute.
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The securities laws governing corporate accounting can be pursued both in civil and criminal proceedings, so the potential for a prosecution has to be considered in any response to the S.E.C. It would not be surprising if prosecutors were looking over the agency's shoulder to see whether the case might develop into a criminal prosecution, so Mr. Schiller's lawyers will need to be careful about disclosing information that may implicate him in any misconduct.
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"While I think we should be careful about characterizing a complaint that hasn't yet been filed, false statements and abusive legal filings can give rise to criminal liability, including for obstruction or witness intimidation," said Norm Eisen, ethics czar under former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE and an outspoken critic of the Trump administration.
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Granted Twitter dragged them, but they probably got the most page views that month than they've ever gotten, and so I try to remind my audience to really be careful about how you use your voice when it comes to calling out these issues because they absolutely will be taken to task but we can be critical of media and outlets without like propping them up and helping them, and the YouTube community especially, we've seen a lot of people saying very anti-Semitic things.
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