Also, be careful of criticizing your own looks and weight.
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We have to be careful of that across the board.
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And be careful of what you post on social networks.
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Just be careful of melted ice cream and dropped scoops!
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I WANT TO BE CAREFUL OF GOING THROUGH THE SPECIFICS.
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Anyway, I told him to be careful of his back.
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Be careful of your 52nd Amendment if they get in.
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Owners should also be careful of serotonin syndrome in dogs.
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Even he has to be careful of what he posts.
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"The Democrats have to be careful of overreach," he said.
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Be careful of news that's too good to be true.
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You'll have to be careful of challenges in communication this evening.
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Be careful of your promises and who you make them to.
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She had to be careful of water temperature and sun exposure.
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"Be careful of being sued by Dong Mingzhu," one netizen mocked.
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Abe also has to be careful of the potential market reaction.
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"You have to be careful of that financial outlay," he added.
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Be careful of whom you take your advice from this week.
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"I have to be careful of what I say," she added.
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"Voter fatigue — governments need to be careful of that," he said.
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MAS also reminded financial firms to be careful of cyber security threats.
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" American Water Works: "We've got to be careful of American Water Works.
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" American Water Works: "We've got to be careful of American Water Works.
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DTE also urged the public to be careful of any downed wires.
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Invitations to party will come your way, but be careful of drama!
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And, so, you almost kind of have to be careful of it.
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You could find some juicy info, but be careful of paranoid vibes.
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Make time to network today, but be careful of overwhelming energies tonight.
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Be careful of rumors and hoaxes about the voting and polling places.
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What I do want to be careful of is this prohibitionist approach.
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"You have to be careful of appliance-driven therapy," Dr. Waldman said.
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Still, Lemonides said to be careful of companies that have jumped in price.
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I think that's quite right and Republicans need to be careful of that.
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"It's the only way to learn — be careful of the fakes," he said.
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"I think that's something we certainly need to be careful of," he said.
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We said we would be careful of our shots, careful not to foul.
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It was a perfect day for kayaking — just be careful of motorized watercraft.
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Online hackers—be careful of the Tunisians, there's a whole network of them.
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Therefore, lawmakers and regulators must regulate wisely and be careful of unintended consequences.
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"There's an upside bias but be careful of going all in today," said Redler.
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Be careful of changing mindsets and be ready to make those adjustments when necessary.
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So remember: Be careful of who you're texting, or you'll be exposed on Twitter.
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Keep doing you, ladies — just be careful of tip-toeing the serial spender line.
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"We must be careful of not suffocating the thing that we love," she said.
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Because you have a platform, you have to be careful of people misusing it.
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We should think about and be careful of what sort of game we're making.
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You can hunt for bargain tickets on resale websites, but be careful of counterfeits.
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"I have to be careful of what I say," said one, Victor Clayton-Johnson.
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There's still stuff we have to be careful of, that can pull people apart.
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It's not just US companies that need to be careful of this kind of penalty.
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Of course, you also want to be careful of the conditioners that you choose, too.
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And to be careful of their own biases when making leaps of judgment between facts.
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That said, don't expect things to be simple: Be careful of jealousy and shady behavior.
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In democracies, you have to be careful of conventional losses, the losses among your citizens.
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On the higher-tech side, always be careful of what you post on social media.
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Finally, the Moon clashes with Pluto at 10:54 PM: Be careful of envy and obsession.
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We had to be careful of what we hung on the walls, as our nursery is petite.
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This is a huge story, and as with all big stories, be careful of hoaxes and misinformation.
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"But be careful of those who are doing it because of the popularity of it," Eadig warns.
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Still, we have to be careful of comparing apples to oranges when it comes to the statistics.
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So we have to be careful of that, but then we also have to break it down.
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What you have to be careful of is that they may not only sing, they may compose.
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"You have to be careful of this ripple effect that happens through your tax return," Steffen said.
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He's got to be careful, of course because with his rage versus ours, he can destroy people.
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"Always be careful of listening to campaign trail patter and trying to translate it into policy," Hobbs said.
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Be careful of over-idealization as Venus squares Neptune on January 20—again, no promises you can't keep.
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News will arrive when the Moon opposes Mercury at 2:51 PM, but be careful of nervous energy.
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They told me how white men would view me sexually and to be careful of their racist fetishes.
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What you have got to be careful of is that they may not only sing, they may compose.
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However, be careful of high interest rates, especially with retail cards, which could have higher rates than average.
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We'll do this when there are things users really need to be careful of—certain combinations or amounts.
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"He said be careful of illnesses, watch what you eat, watch your digestive system and your skin," she said.
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Aziz let me use his hover board before dinner but after champagne Really easy but be careful of antiques!
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Aziz let me use his hover board before dinner but after champagne Really easy but be careful of antiques!
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Switch out Refreshments and High Calorie Additives Be careful of typical Thanksgiving foods: gravy, bread, butter, potatoes and dessert.
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"We should be careful of the illusion of bipartisan agreement on the issue, even among its advocates," Tanner notes.
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Be careful of mass-market rosés, though, which often have fleeting life spans rivaling the longevity of tsetse flies.
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"Again, you want to be careful of the spots that you want to stay away from," Mr. Kest said.
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Associates told Broidy he should be careful of violating American lobbying or anti-corruption laws, according to the Times.
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The United Kingdom wants British travelers to the US to be careful of potential anti-LGBTQ laws and attitudes.
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A firm individual must also be careful of any request done via electronic communication or ones that exhibit suspicious behavior.
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The most obvious way to do this is to teach them to be careful of their language when greeting people.
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Moreover, we should be careful of criticising an over-reliance on sometimes ill-trained and ill-disciplined pro-government militias.
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I was just speaking with a healthcare real estate investment trust specialist who said to be careful of healthcare trusts.
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You could be let in on a deep secret today, but be careful of poking any emotional wounds this evening.
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But, striking workers "need to be careful of settling for unrealistic promises from politicians that are ultimately unsustainable," he warned.
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If I'm working, the snacks and the doughnuts are all lying around, and I have to be careful of that.
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Things are going to heat up in your relationships, but please be careful of sensitive vibes and emotional blocks today.
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CoinList CEO Andy Bromberg on CNBC Tuesday cautioned investors to be careful of fraud when buying into initial coin offerings.
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The president's chief of staff, Reince Priebus, warned Mr. Shaub on national television to "be careful" of criticizing the president.
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He has to be careful of our engagements or military action so that we don't enter into an unnecessary war.
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But to my earlier point -- and this is where you have to be careful of labels -- you're investing in ideas.
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"Be Careful of Smartphones While Walking." reads the text below an image of a smartphone-smitten pedestrian bumping into a car.
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Be careful of protocol: When Russia hacked Ukraine's electrical grid it did so through employees remotely logging into the grid network.
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"We have to be careful of buying into the rhetoric which reinforces the fact that 'sustainable fashion' is expensive," she says.
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But be careful of miscommunications today, and though this is very unlike you, try not to make promises you can't keep.
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"Since 2018 we have warned the Jayapura government to be careful of flash flood risks because of this deforestation," he added.
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Just be careful of overdoing it, and, for men, there is a higher risk of heart attack associated with shoveling snow.
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The typical Mercury retrograde warnings apply: avoid signing important contracts or making decisions, and be careful of miscommunications, technical difficulties, and delays.
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When people talk global warming, I say the global warming that we have to be careful of is the nuclear global warming.
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Avoid gossip on this day, be careful of miscommunications and frustrations in your commute, and watch out for shady people and liars.
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He has to be careful of how close he stands to fellow train commuters and how he talks to people in public.
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The mayor urged people to be careful of the heavy equipment moving around on the roads and to keep children especially safe.
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People have short tempers at this time, so be careful of drama in your social life and in your love life, too.
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SpongeBob and Patrick have been tasked with painting Mr. Krabs's living room, and ordered to be careful of his precious framed dollar.
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"The service calls on honorable citizens to be careful of attempts to drag the country toward a complete security breakdown," the statement said.
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The back drop is a representation of Paris as painted by a Dadaist, or a painter too great to be careful of perspective.
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That's why I said in that post that people need to be careful of what is written, how they write, the little words.
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Trump's announcement came with a message to Syria's two main foreign backers, Russia and Iran, to be careful of the company they keep.
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But as we move toward that goal, we need to be careful of what technology and information is given to who and when.
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Cultivate all kinds of friends, but be careful of pushing them outside their comfort zones or demanding more than they want to give.
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Be careful of stories that suggest there's a huge cultural movement or political uproar based completely around people saying things on the internet.
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"Not a single U.S. person has the right to work on Iran, so you have to be careful of that," Mr. Pouyanné said.
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"We have to be careful of course, we don't know what discussions he's been having with his medical team," he told the BBC.
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They described him as wearing a black hooded top with a bright pattern on the front, and warned people to be careful of him.
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Later, the Moon challenges taskmaster Saturn in Sagittarius at 10:02 PM, so be careful of people who have giant sticks up their butt.
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" Later in the podcast, Roenick said he tried to be careful of the things he said "because of my boss ... and because of NBC.
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You're in an intense mood and have to be careful of arguments about money as the moon enters Aries and opposes warrior planet Mars.
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" Later in the podcast, Roenick said he tries to be careful of the things he says "because of my boss ... and because of NBC.
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Cramer warned to be careful of Diamondback because oil has had such a big run, it may not have that much more room for upside.
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It's fine to go to Argentina, you want to do the work, but you've got to be careful of these little photo ops and optics.
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The Moon gets in more trouble when it picks a fight with warrior Mars in Pisces at 7:40 PM: Be careful of irritable vibes!
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Be careful of introducing the 2018 Echo Dot into a household filled with old ones, though: It succeeds mostly by making its predecessors look bad.
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If Democrats are going to attack Trump for lying and deceiving the American people, they should be careful of what they advertise themselves to be.
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"You want to be careful of the spots that you want to stay away from," he said and then moved his hand a few inches.
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"Seriously, if you're coming out to see the ice balls, please dress warm and be careful of snow covered debris," park staff said on Facebook.
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It can get messy, you have to watch for "puddles" sometimes, and you also have to be careful of the tiniest performers under your feet.
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Be careful of making work-related commitments you can't keep when the Sun makes a tense aspect to planet of boundless optimism, Jupiter, on Wednesday.
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While investors may still want to keep their eye on gold, there is one big commodity market that they should be careful of, according to Gartman.
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On the drive to the mansion, signs warn me to be careful of wildlife, complete with a portrait of what I am guessing is a wombat.
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"The demerits of further easing could exceed the costs, so we need to be careful of debating such an action," said Suzuki, a former commercial banker.
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"If he wants to do a wag the dog in Syria, let us be careful of the timing of this is all I'm saying," Behar warned.
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But I do believe that some of their words unintentionally can give a green light to people, and that's what we've got to be careful of.
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"We think of it more as what we have to watch out for, what we have to ... tell our clients to be careful of," Harvey said.
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Bashir formerly pledged allegiance to the Islamic State (ISIS) in 2014, but in January this year withdrew support and warned people to be careful of it.
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And that's why Republicans who are so eager to get Susan Rice in front of that Intelligence Committee should really be careful of what they wish for.
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Sometimes I apologize to Chuck, because I used his life to tell a cautionary tale of celebrity and narcissism: 'Be careful of telling your story too much!
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"We often advise officers to be careful of their actions in public because at this age they can't get away with crimes or actions," Mr. Kamara said.
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Suspenders is sometimes wearing a hat, but he's always packing something that bites just as hard as it barks, so Lincoln has to be careful of it.
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"Investors should be careful of the equity exposure they have in their portfolios," he said, adding that they shouldn't "shy away" from the fixed income market, either.
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Be careful of being duped into spending way more money than something is worth this weekend, when action planet Mars squares off with Neptune, the planet of illusions.
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The Moon in Libra clashes with Pluto at 11:18 AM and with Mars at 1:17 PM, creating an irritable energy — be careful of jealousy and obsession.
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" Danner replied, "You know, I'm happy to say that I really like my own company and I've become a bit of hermit, which I need to be careful of.
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"(What) we want to be careful of is, we just don't want to create lots of 'wallpaper' for the sake of it and a lot of noise," he said.
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Yeah, it's really, we have to be careful of how we do it, and I think we do it by how engaged and involved we are in the work.
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The Moon enters Cancer today, activating the sector of your chart that rules communication, but be careful of what you say—Mercury is retrograde and you could be misunderstood.
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"I just want to remind the government and businessmen and let everybody be aware of the risks, telling them to be careful" of the country's weakening cost advantages, he said.
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During one, Julian's mother tells Villanelle to be "careful" of him, but it's unclear if that's the dementia talking or her genuine knowledge of what the man is capable of.
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Mercury in Sagittarius means people will be saying whatever is on their minds, since since it's retrograde, things might not be said in the right way—be careful of misunderstandings.
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ROBERT KAPLAN: I'm saying balancing -- the reason I want to be careful of cuts rates unless we have to, cutting rates hurts savers, it pushes people to take more risk.
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Bill Clinton seemed to hedge his criticism at times, saying "I gotta be careful of what I say," but in his speech here, he seemed to do exactly the opposite.
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Either way, be careful of manipulative behavior or obsessive thoughts, and keep an open mind—the way you see the world is changing, as is how the world sees you.
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I use a lot of sunblock, which is something I learned from my mother at a young age–to stay out of the sun and be careful of skin cancer.
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Now she was in the red rocks and the spike forest and Papa said she had to be careful of the black bugs who could sting her whenever she walked.
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Continue to cook, covered, until the potstickers start to swell and the top of the dough starts to become translucent, checking only after 4 minutes (be careful of escaping steam!).
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"You always have to be careful of fraud, but having some economic motives for requesting asylum shouldn't necessarily be disqualifying," said Jaya Ramji-Nogales, a law professor at Temple University.
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"You know, I'm happy to say that I really, really like my own company and I've become a bit of a hermit which I have to be careful of," she replied.
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But I'm in a band where my actions and my words have repercussions on them, so I have to be careful of certain kinds of storytelling, you know what I mean?
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Also during this eclipse, the Sun will oppose Mars retrograde in your sign, so be careful of big egos (including your own!), and be mindful that people are in an argumentative mood.
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There are specific security measures you can take on your own, especially when it comes to your account and PIN numbers, and always be careful of public WiFi, spyware, and other susceptibilities.
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"We're so quick to crucify each other when we don't know the backstory of anything, so we also have to be careful of things like that as well," Rowland told BuzzFeed News.
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" She goes on to say that she "coulda did what you did to me a few times," but that she's "not that kinda bitch" before issuing a warning: "Be careful of me.
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"I think we should be careful of using terms of an 'act of war,'" said Eugene Rumer, now director of the Russia and Eurasia Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Any robovac large enough to plop a child onto can serve as a temporary nanny in a pinch, just be careful of loose clothing, and children protective services eventually banging on your door.
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This is an exciting moment for your career, and a good time to think of your future goals—but be careful of exaggerations and don't make promises you can't keep, especially concerning work.
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"If you are in the woods, be careful of irritating or poisonous plants and hostile or poisonous animals, and pay attention to the weather so you don't get sunburn or frostbite," Bisbey says.
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"We have to be careful of Taal because of the danger it may still bring, so at the lower level there should be heightened preparedness," said Renato Solidum, the head of the institute.
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The regulations also do not specifically cover social media, however broadcasters must continue to follow the rules -- no matter the platform, and individual journalists still need to be careful of what they share.
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Conversations that took place over the last few weeks will be revisited as Mercury retrograde begins at 11:42 AM. Be careful of delays and misunderstandings, and use this time to rest your mind!
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Those residents that are being allowed to go back home are being urged to be careful of hazardous conditions when they return to their neighborhoods, many of which have been destroyed by the flames.
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"I would walk out into the courtyard outside my dorm and for some reason I had this thought to be careful of the trees because they were going to collapse on me," she reported.
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Moroccan, Algerian and Pakistani migrants said they followed advice from friends who had crossed earlier: "Go to Italy because you get ID papers there" and "Be careful of Croatian police, they beat you up badly".
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And people tend to think the artifice around all that is what made the movie great, but it was really that emotional journey and so, you almost kind of have to be careful of it.
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Investors should be careful of the euphoria that's propelled bitcoin to past $19,000 a day after crossing $14,000 because it's very early days in cryptocurrencies, BK Capital Management founder Brian Kelly told CNBC on Thursday.
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Based on that downtrend, Johnson believes that gold's rally this year is really just temporary and investors should be careful of an impending drop in gold prices — even if Donald Trump were to win Tuesday's election.
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The SEC hasn't registered any coin offerings and it hasn't approved any public offering for exchange-traded products that hold cryptocurrency, so investors should be careful of anyone who makes claims to the contrary, Clayton warns.
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Venus enters Gemini at 8:12 PM, creating a flirtatious and chatty vibe, but be careful of what you say: Mercury will clash with Uranus at 8:51 PM. This is an erratic combination of planets.
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We have to be careful of all attempts to impose easy solutions or rip up the whole thing and start again, because all those attempts only advance singular interests and the internet is not about singular interests.
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Click here to view original GIFThe iPhone 6 was "flexible," but the iPhone 7 doesn't seem to be quite as bendy, though as you can see, you might want to be careful of damaging the waterproofing adhesive.
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During the introduction to the sanctuary, guides warn visitors to be careful of the bull and to watch out for their feet being stamped on by "crazy yaya" — a young elephant who has not been "trained" yet.
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But the ideology and the execution [of national-security initiatives] is where we really have to be careful of not making those snap decisions, because there's a tail effect... Within 24 hours, we saw a 'tail effect.
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NBC host Megyn Kelly said Thursday that women need to be careful of how American society and institutions deal with men accused of sexual misconduct, or run the risk that allegations against men will lose their weight.
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Action planet Mars squares off with Neptune, the planet of illusion and delusion, on Saturday—be careful of how other people seem, and parse out what they're actually showing you from the potential you see in them.
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Your other, more ancient, planetary ruler, the planet of abundance, Jupiter, will make a tense aspect to the Sun on Wednesday: Be careful of committing to things you may not have the bandwidth to follow up on.
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Japanese authorities issued guidelines to coincide with the game's launch in that country last month, asking players not to walk while playing on train platforms, reminding them to be careful of heat stroke and to carry extra batteries.
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Given our own idiosyncratic political and electoral system, we in the U.S. should be careful of trying to draw lessons from the French case, or any of the other European cases, regarding what might happen to American populism.
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For example, an analyst who understands that she harbors red-hot anger toward her father would need to be careful of unconsciously and mistakenly hearing resonances of her dad in words coming from the person on the couch.
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The Moon in Sag connects with the Sun in Leo at 7:05 AM, creating a supportive vibe, but be careful of the Venus's in Virgo clash with Saturn at 10:31 AM: People will not be very cozy!
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And be careful of getting lost in guilt – not just on a personal level towards (perhaps) a man whom you might have hurt but also a bigger, broader guilt, for having "had a good man and thrown him away".
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It's not something journalists often talk about: We have to be careful, of course, not to cast ourselves as advocates or problem-solvers to the people we interview and the readers we serve, but we should not forgo compassion.
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Romaine lettuce harvested outside of the counties where officials say the outbreak originated is pretty much safe to eat, though shoppers and diners should be careful of noting the labels indicating where it came from and when it was harvested.
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I think that -- I can't help looking at Jessica and Mimi and hope that something of our old friendship in me could emerge, but I'm sure like me, they have lawyers who say to them be careful of what you say.
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"I love the accents of the pearls," Metz told PEOPLE on the red carpet of the lace design with pearl embroidery on the neckline and hemline, adding that she had to be careful of people stepping on her train on the carpet.
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" Instead, Trump has said repeatedly that he's more worried about another climate threat saying in a New York Times interview "When people talk global warming, I say the global warming that we have to be careful of is the nuclear global warming.
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Mac users should follow the same security best practices as everyone else: keep their software up to date and be careful of what they're downloading and installing, though that can be difficult when legitimate applications like Transmission and HandBrake get compromised, he said.
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Airbus earlier this month warned Tiger pilots to be careful of rapid switches from autopilot to manual mode during turbulence, after initial indications showed that such a switch may have played a role in the July crash that killed both crew members.
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Furthermore, Christians need to be careful of those who misuse Romans 13:1-4, a passage that tells Christians to live in a way that is respectful and honoring toward our governing authority, while recognizing that God is sovereign over kings and presidents.
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Mr. Leff also has a friend, he said, who ran into a flight attendant recently who threatened to summon law enforcement when the friend asked the flight attendant to be careful of the delicate items she had placed in the overhead bin.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Airbus Helicopters has warned pilots of its Tiger military helicopters to be careful of rapid switches from auto pilot to manual mode during turbulence, after initial indications that such a switch may have played a role in a fatal crash in Mali.
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This album is more mournfully grand than her norm, conjuring wider spaces and gloomier melodies, with lyrics that dwell on environmental collapse above all ("Be careful of the natural world," she warns on the first song, and then: "Have mercy on the natural world").
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That is why Brexit Britain "needs to be careful of signing up to any European regulations that would make it more difficult to do business in the US." In November Wilbur Ross, America's commerce secretary, said Britain's exit deal should "[take] into account our commercial interests".
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It serves as yet another reminder to be careful of what you install on your phone, and to carefully review an app's permissions – especially if it's asking for access to something it shouldn't require, like a game that needs to turn on your microphone, for example.
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Mercury retrograde is famous for being a time during which miscommunications and delays go down—but this time around, since Taurus rules material objects, I especially want you to be careful of losing valuable belongings or paperwork concerning your finances, inheritances, or other fancy adult stuff.
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Frantz offers a few suggestions for how to go about this, in no particular order, include thermite, which is always fun (and stupid-dangerous) to use: HammerIncineration (be careful of toxic by-products)Industrial shreddingDrill/drill pressAcidElectrolysisMicrowavesThermiteAll of these methods require the use of proper safety gear and some requiring training.
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The moon in fire sign Aries connects with the sun at 5:52 AM, boosting our confidence—but watch out for short tempers as the moon clashes with Mars at 7:30 AM. Messenger Mercury clashes with Neptune, the planet of illusion, at 9:23 PM, so be careful of miscommunication.
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Lesson #3 — Be careful of which funds you take on as investorsWhile there are lots of angel investors who are willing to put money in early-stage cannabis companies, the lack of traditional venture and private equity firms means there's a dearth of capital at later stages of a company's growth.
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IT'S ONLY A MONTH SO YOU HAVE TO BE CAREFUL OF OVERSTATING IT. BUT IF THEY TELL YOU THEY'LL DO IT, LETS SAY ITS 5%, 10% MORE AGGRESSIVE IN TERMS OF INVESTMENT, THAT'S A BIG DIFFERENCE WHEN YOU TAKE ACROSS OUR 153,000 -- OUR 200,000 SORT OF MID SIZE BUSINESS CUSTOMERS.
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"I think there's reason for concern, in terms of Mr. Bolton, in terms of his positions, because he is much more aggressive in terms of the use of force ... So I think we have to be careful of our language, that the rhetoric doesn't get ahead of the policy," Cohen said.
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Michael Gerhardt, a law professor at the University of North Carolina, said that Congress has the ability to approve non-binding resolutions but should be careful of the wording to make sure that the measure is not an unconstitutional "Bill of Attainder" that punishes a specific person or group of people.
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So the thing that Twitter has to be careful of is all of those users are also probably Twitter users, and it's not that complicated for you to have one or two turns of the dial, and I think Discover on Snapchat shows you what that looks like, where a more visually interactive, snackable form of Twitter becomes the way. Absolutely.
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Just finished dune bashing in the desert Scary,fun and camel riding the dunes is equally exciting if less predictable Shortly after her thrilling and unpredictable adventure, she went to her pal Aziz's place and demonstrated her excellence in barefoot hoverboarding while swiftly avoiding antiques, a feat made even more impressive by the fact that she was a little toasted: Aziz let me use his hover board before dinner but after champagne Really easy but be careful of antiques!
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