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" Lansbury added, however, "Should women be prepared for this?
Me: Will do -- anything I should be prepared for?
Of course, not every contingency can be prepared for. Gooogle.
No one will ever be prepared for this hacked Alexa.
We just need to be prepared for what comes next.
And once you do, what should you be prepared for?
So I think you have to be prepared for it.
Be prepared for the onslaught of love coming your way.
I must be prepared for more of this, much more.
Hospital staff need to be prepared for emergencies, he added.
Students need to be prepared for a shifting job market.
Just be prepared for most of them to be apples.
"You have to be prepared, for the children," he said.
If it's the latter, be prepared for a financial hit.
Be prepared for the room to light up with creativity. 
There are still matches to play, to be prepared for.
Purdue was supposed to be prepared for the defensive pressure.
People should "be prepared for a long battle," he said.
Be prepared for cyber disruptions, suspicious emails, and network delays.
You really have to be prepared for the next downturn.
The politics: Be prepared for lots of health care announcements!
"You've got to be prepared for any contingency," Sekulow said.
WARREN BUFFETT: We want to be prepared for anything, Becky.
We want to be prepared for-- anything comes along. Yeah.
And I think we need to be prepared for that.
To thrive, you must be prepared for critics and copycats.
"We need to be prepared for anything," said Ms. Mosso.
However, be prepared for at least a few long lines.
Travelers in Poland must be prepared for vodka anytime, anyplace.
Be prepared for it to come up While you shouldn't be the one to bring it up, you should be prepared for the interviewer to ask why you're no longer at your previous job.
Sandberg said the company has to be prepared for what's next.
Try your best, she says, but "be prepared for the worst."
Be prepared for changing weather and be prepared to be wet.
No one can ever be prepared for a loss like this.
If you choose to come, be prepared for sub-zero temperatures.
They are emotional, exhausting times, so be prepared for some stress.
Be prepared for bunnies and Duran Duran to feel weird after.
Be prepared for the "chest scene" to really gross you out.
"We have to be prepared for a major hurricane," Scott said.
First, he wasn&apost going to be prepared for the meeting.
Once you've made a decision, be prepared for the possible outcomes.
It does, and you'll need to be prepared for that possibility.
In fact, experts say you should be prepared for market downturns.
If you tweet about London, be prepared for Londoners to respond. 
Be prepared for several more days of sweltering above-average temperatures.
You need to learn to be prepared for different visual conditions.
As in any show, you must be prepared for the unexpected.
It's a crisis and we need to be prepared for that.
Just be prepared for premiums to rise now that you're older.
But he said he must be prepared for that to change.
So you've got to be prepared for people to make mistakes.
And in that case, we'll have to be prepared for that.
Then came a moment that few volunteers could be prepared for.
"We really need to be prepared for another cycle," he added.
"Be prepared for long and complex negotiations that will take months."
We need to be prepared for it to last a while.
We need to be prepared for it to last a while.
"I will be prepared for when the time comes," she said.
But most importantly, learn to be prepared for the answer, too.
And, be prepared for a long road to recovery, she added.
Just be prepared for some hikes up the city's famed hills.
You want to be able to be prepared for a downturn.
It helps to be prepared for whatever might come your way.
They must be prepared for the possible consequences of military action.
Business is unpredictable and you have to be prepared for that.
There's expectations, but you also have to be prepared for disappointment.
It was then shipped to Florida to be prepared for launch.
U.S. policymakers and legislators need to be prepared for this contingency.
But it is our responsibility to be prepared for all options.
Many of us like to be "prepared" for a bad situation.
"Be prepared for losses; it's a cost of business," Lalvani said.
We must embolden and empower them to be prepared for the fight.
Pilots need physical, firsthand experience to be prepared for emergencies, Sullenberger said.
But you just gotta be prepared for whatever life throws at us.
Still, US commanders say they need to be prepared for the possibility.
Unfortunately, you might not be prepared for the risks you will take.
Be prepared for the new kinship you will feel with your ankles.
What are the blind spots that people may not be prepared for?
SO, LOOK, WE HAVE TO BE PREPARED FOR WHATEVER THE OUTCOMES ARE.
Be prepared for some exciting news that you won't want to miss.
Either way, you'll be prepared for your office's Monday morning TV chat.
I don't think she's going to be prepared for something like that.
If you're thinking about grad school, be prepared for lack of sleep.
People must be prepared for medical examinations and preventative vaccinations, she added.
Be prepared for the penetrating gaze of this group of partial figures.
Companies need to be prepared for the massive retraining that lies ahead.
How long are you telling them to be prepared for the onslaught?
"We need to be prepared for volatility, no matter what," he said.
To be prepared for that, he should be interviewing agents right now.
You need to be prepared for unforeseen circumstances, especially going over budget.
They asked residents to remain calm but be prepared for possible aftershocks.
Be prepared for it to take up a decent amount of space.
But investors should also be prepared for market turbulence in the meantime.
Also, be prepared for her to be playing a fierce female character.
Just be prepared for it to echo back into the real world. 
In addition, it pays to be prepared for all kinds of emergencies.
She fell apart in ways no one can ever be prepared for.
Be prepared for some reactions — your own as well as those onstage.
They have to be prepared for their accounts to disappear without notice.
Be prepared for the person to decline your offer to give input.
Be prepared for your Twitter feeds to be consumed by this game.
On the defensive side, we also must be prepared for potential attacks.
Save on this coffee machine and be prepared for the zombie apocalypse.
Be prepared for long lines, springy vinegary goodness and a happy belly.
You better be prepared for the worst and hope for the best.
The classes are held in Central Park, so be prepared for stares.
Next time you apply for a job, be prepared for a credit check.
"We should be prepared for a future with, or without NAFTA," he said.
The long-term Bowiephile has to be prepared for the occasional lonely vigil.
Albertina is here to make a plan, to be prepared for the worst.
Angels have to be prepared for anything, including derbies and horses, I suppose.
Play whatever games you want, just be prepared for them to look bad.
He suggested you be prepared for the worst possible outcome, just in case.
Waring: Your wallets may not be prepared for all the treasures you find.
Be prepared for possible flash flooding in these areas... especially the red. pic.twitter.
Emotionally, physically—I don't think that you can ever be prepared for it.
Therefore, we have to be prepared for those who make the wrong decision.
Finance Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) seems to be prepared for this already.
There are always going to be situations that you can't be prepared for.
Ultimately this says you're the type who likes to be prepared for anything.
In a statement Monday, Scott urged Floridians to be prepared for hurricane season.
"We must be prepared for a surge of Zika testing demand," Versalovic said.
He said students should be prepared for their job plans to go awry.
If this situation ever came about, you'd like to be prepared for it.
Watch the full video below, and please be prepared for graphic, surgical images.
She also warns them to be prepared for shotguns leaning against kitchen walls.
Check out the photos here and be prepared for some serious house envy.
But he said the Philippines would be prepared for any action by China.
But if that's not possible, we'll be prepared for the alternative as well.
But if you go in October, be prepared for an unusually creepy experience.
But if you thought that was bad, be prepared for some major cringe.
The mayor also recommended measures to take to be prepared for the storm.
So now we're learning how to be prepared for these types of people.
That is not going to be -- they need to be prepared for it.
Be prepared for that rejection, and don't look at it as something permanent.
We should be prepared for how much he's about to throw at us.
Graduation allows students to complete a program and be prepared for a job.
But there is no way you can be prepared for the emotional impact.
I think this is at least two months, and be prepared for longer.
Be prepared for another year with the Acer Aspire 1 14-inch laptop.
Voters should be warned about that by candidates and be prepared for it.
Officials have warned the nation to be prepared for the virus to spread.
You want to be prepared for— WARREN BUFFETT: We— BECKY QUICK: --a crisis.
So winning isn't enough; they also have to be prepared for that confrontation.
And if so, will the other plant already be prepared for an attack?
Be prepared for the unexpected: They might talk you into whatever they want.
But be prepared for them to come back and ask for your number.
"We should be prepared for a future with or without NAFTA," he said.
Be prepared for an emotional journey about life and death and helping others.
Be prepared for anything that might come up on a long plane ride.
But be prepared for changes to the regular schedules, and delays, of course.
"You must be prepared for anything and everything on the Danube," he said.
But you've got to be prepared for it and be ready to respond.
And, of course, women need to be prepared for the jobs they want.
If it is over 27 degrees, then be prepared for slightly accelerated rising times.
What's a tough interview question you always ask that candidates should be prepared for?
That's why Americans should be prepared for the 2020 race to only get nastier.
Well, Putin is highly prepared and Trump, will he be prepared for the meeting.
Again, stay tuned to local weather conditions, and be prepared for changing conditions. [NOAA]
I'll never be prepared for no matter how often I go across the world.
Invade the nerds, she urges; but be prepared for how much they'll dislike it.
These are customers, in other words, who wish to be prepared for all eventualities.
Either way, investors should be prepared for its government business to attract greater scrutiny.
The Fed is reviewing its target in order to be prepared for a downturn.
You want to be prepared for any and all situations while staying on-theme.
Now, veterinarians want pet owners to be prepared for more possible cases in 2019.
It's not to belittle the practice; every zoo should be prepared for every contingency.
Traders warn that investors be prepared for more market volatility in the weeks ahead.
Be prepared for costly tickets and lengthy lines when visiting the Empire State Building.
It was reasonable to expect the United States to be prepared for avian flu.
The American people should be prepared for another very different dose of tax reform.
I hope the companies realize this, because they have to be prepared for it.
One way or the other, borrowers should be prepared for a rigorous review process.
You have to be prepared for the consequences and social backlash of your decision.
Hawaii County Mayor Harry Kim said officials would be prepared for whatever nature brings.
Because of her immigration status, she had to be prepared for everything to change.
The document does not specify which "mass casualty events" students will be prepared for.
As Utaudo's mayor told NRP, you can never really be prepared for a hurricane.
"How could they not be prepared for an onslaught of concerned travelers?" she asked.
He would be derelict in his duty not to be prepared for any contingency.
When a terrorist comes to your town, you should be prepared for the copycats.
Overall, be prepared for a lot of small groups, churches, barber shops and diners.
The hotel can arrange transportation, but be prepared for long drives in heavy traffic.
"How could I ever be prepared for something like that?" he replied years later.
"We need to be prepared for the possibility it will spread," Dr. Messonnier said.
You should be prepared for plenty of offers, with bundles offering the biggest savings.
I only hope that she can relax and be prepared for the long run.
Once you get your foot in the door, be prepared for multiple thorough interviews.
Be prepared for many hotels to jump up a couple hundred dollars in summer.
But if you're going to go there, be prepared for what you might find.
But be prepared for an unrelenting blast of misery without a lot of context.
Alexander and the school board want to be prepared for an active shooter situation.
Now, she's glad she didn't, and she said dispensaries should be prepared for anything.
If you think that's as perverse as it gets, be prepared for further disbelief.
Feature I wanted to be prepared for the worst nature could throw at me.
Stay flexible and be prepared for some endings; it's time to let things go.
The agency's officials said they needed to be prepared for legislation to reinstate the draft.
Motorists should be prepared for wintry conditions over Snoqualmie Pass along I-90 in Washington.
But those with large followings, such as politicians and celebrities, should be prepared for changes.
Motorists, especially tractor trailers, should be prepared for road closures across the state, he said.
That means travelers should be prepared for more crowded flights — and potentially long lines. Dec.
We have to be prepared for the day that might come to our streets here.
But those looking to capitalize on this need to be prepared for a bumpy ride.
She needed to learn and be prepared for the school environment at some point, right?
But the U.K.'s recent political history suggests we should be prepared for the unexpected.
"We realized we should be prepared for this because it endangers our residents," he said.
Motorists should be prepared for wintry conditions over Snoqualmie Pass along Interstate 90 in Washington.
So be prepared for a wild ride over the course of the next several weeks.
Come with ideas to share, and be prepared for a day of mind-stretching discussion.
"Policymakers should be prepared for some disruption in the banking landscape," the IMF paper said.
Solopreneurs need to be prepared for objections, conflict and lost revenue if they stay small.
Even more importantly, did I do enough for them to be prepared for going home?
"Be prepared for like a 104° fever, a meltdown, spilt milk," Sims, 45 tells PEOPLE.
He called that sickening, and warned firms to be prepared for some big changes ahead.
But you just have to be prepared for anything when you walk in that room.
You're unlikely to feel pain in the moment, but be prepared for mild, lingering bruises.
"We have to inoculate against that, we have to be prepared for that," she said.
He had to be prepared for long days on set of walking exclusively on extensions.
The failure of government and private-sector industry to be prepared for cyberattacks is inexcusable.
Be prepared for feelings of anxiety and potentially finding yourself stuck in a storm drain.
Emergency physicians learn to be prepared for anything thrown at us in the clinical arena.
"The lesson we are not learning is that we need to be prepared for this."
Until it does, though, Americans should be prepared for things to get even more chaotic.
That way, he or she can be prepared for a possible inquiry by the press.
"As sobering a number as that is, we should be prepared for it," he said.
But the IRS ought to be prepared for a last-minute rush of web traffic.
Yes. Second, if you participate in fly-ins be prepared for a change of plans.
At this stage, as I wrote recently, it seems wise to be prepared for downturns.
We have to find a way to survive — and to be prepared for what's next.
His campaign aides knew to be prepared for conference calls as early as 0003 a.m.
On the other hand, they also need to be prepared for potentially higher Medicare costs.
They warned that volunteers need to be prepared for swift water conditions and inclement weather.
Just be prepared for the possibility of a villain edit if it doesn't pan out.
Be prepared for a bit of pain as the frostbitten areas come back to life.
Only through sober analysis and dutiful execution can we be prepared for this new reality.
Carson and McClanahan agree that investors need to be prepared for any further market volatility.
That way, when the wedding ends, we'll be prepared for anything that comes our way.
Be prepared for rejection as go-getter Mars clashes with Saturn, the planet of boundaries.
Because we are increasingly a knowledge economy, and we need to be prepared for that.
He wants her to be prepared for when he dies and leaves her truly alone.
Your Friday cheat sheetHere&aposs what to do on Friday to be prepared for Monday:
We want to somehow be prepared for the situation even though it may never arise.
WHO DIRECTOR GENERAL SAYS ALL COUNTRIES MUST BE PREPARED FOR THE ARRIVAL OF CORONAVIRUS CASES
And he urged them to be prepared for the big manufacturing push that lay ahead.
There's no way to be prepared for that, but we'll just keep working and working.
Woodham starts work at midnight each day to be prepared for the early opening time.
Pick up an expandable bag today and be prepared for the craziness of holiday travel!
"I'm not trying to scare you, but let's just be prepared for any event," he said.
I want them to be prepared for those two first because they are the most common.
The concern now is that Europe today may not be prepared for the world to come.
Parents expressed concerns over childcare and whether students would be prepared for upcoming high-stakes tests.
Worst-case scenarios come true, and must be prepared for rather than assumed to be unlikely.
And when you decide to remake a cult classic, you need to be prepared for criticism.
Dog bites, fights and attacks are events that all pet owners have to be prepared for.
In turn, this is sparking questions about whether the TSA will be prepared for more fliers.
By the time the bodies could be prepared for burial, they had already begun to decompose.
"We need to be prepared for worst-case scenarios," police chief Michel Delpuech told RTL radio.
And you have to sacrifice a lot of things that you might not be prepared for.
From sundresses to leather jackets, you'll be prepared for whatever transitional weather gets thrown your way.
But you don't want to watch 21967 movies to be prepared for the Oscars, do you?
Many said it&aposs disturbing that children so young have to be prepared for a shooting.
"Communities downwind should be prepared for ashfall as long as this activity continues," the observatory said.
Malik said Airtel and BSNL want to be prepared for the next wave of network technology.
They might be frightened by the new sanctions regime ... We need to be prepared for that.
And you have to sacrifice a lot of things that you might not be prepared for.
Those who cross the boss should be prepared for his wrath and rejection of his backers.
In addition to crowds, visitors should be prepared for an extreme climate and extensive wait times.
" But to create and produce a show, he said: "You have to be prepared for success.
Mohin: Whatever the style, dance movement is something one learns to predict and be prepared for.
People need to be prepared for some major changes in their lives, one federal official said.
Other universities have warned their students to be prepared for similar actions if they become necessary.
"You tell yourself, 'I'm going to be prepared for it, the next time,'" Ms. Middleton said.
To be prepared for basic repair tasks, homeowners should arm themselves with a few essential tools.
If you snag a table inside, be prepared for lots of dark wood and stained glass.
But what you might not be prepared for is how you feel standing next to one.
She did not know the extent to which she had to be prepared for the unknown.
And parents should be prepared for adolescents to react very negatively, regardless of what is found.
If you master this skill, be prepared for the relentless sexual subtext that comes with it.
Mr. Mnuchin said that banks should be prepared for potential sanctions actions by the United States.
According to Branstetter, conservatives pushing these bans need to be prepared for the worst possible outcome.
AN IDEA WHEN WE CAN PERHAPS GET READY FOR IT AND BE PREPARED FOR AN APPOINTMENT?
"However, prudent management requires that the Department be prepared for a lapse in appropriations," he added.
"Prudent management requires that agencies be prepared for the possibility of a lapse," a spokeswoman said.
But local officials remained confident that Paris would be prepared for whatever the flooding might bring.
I think if they go up to $45,7-Eleven should be prepared for more armed robberies.
Once you've made the color change, be prepared for one more delight: maintenance is next to nothing.
Be prepared for fewer 'discounts' on the iPhone 7 and iPhone 2900 Plus this year in India.
"We have to inoculate against that, we have to be prepared for that," Pelosi told the newspaper.
"We have to inoculate against that, we have to be prepared for that," she told the Times.
LONDON — If you comment negatively on Jade Thirlwall's Instagram photos, you'd better be prepared for the consequences.
She broke down what every employee should know in order to be prepared for a layoff. 1.
But even the face of Honest can't be prepared for parenting snafus 100 percent of the time.
However, the company's chief told CNBC that drivers should be prepared for 'a big surprise' from Ford.
If you're going to mess with Blake Lively on Twitter, you'd better be prepared for the repercussions.
She said market participants should be prepared for a possible discontinuation of the Libor benchmark from 2021.
Roy Cooper said at a news briefing, adding that all residents should be prepared for flash flooding.
It's clear that we need to be prepared for whatever the next outbreak or disaster might be.
Both sides say they do not want it to happen, but will be prepared for that outcome.
So what are these jobs, and how should you rework your resume to be prepared for them?
So, in order to be prepared for the unpredictable chaos of this world, you might need these.
You have to build hundreds of rockets to be prepared for demand, but that's exactly Vector's plan.
Surya reaffirmed Blanco's warning about Argentina's currency, saying investors should be prepared for the peso to depreciate.
So, be prepared for a wave of new, realistic computer voices to argue with and boss around.
"Then all must be prepared for anything, if it turns out that Britain joins EFTA," she said.
It is one that must at least be prepared for, and one that should be talked about.
I think if they go up to $45, 7-Eleven should be prepared for more armed robberies.
Be prepared for whatever ingredient Pinterest suggests with this 12-piece self-sharpening knife set from Calphalon.
But just [be] prepared for what comes with it...This is just all about a new choice.
That way, both Ruiz and Cullinan would be prepared for any last minute changes in stage direction.
"We have to be prepared for the worst," Morales said at a press conference, the Guardian reported.
In addition, a campaign must be prepared for the "October Surprise," even if it comes in September.
Grab the Ozark Trail four-room tent for $199 and be prepared for your next camping adventure.
Both the public and private sector need to be prepared for the next front, the mobile device.
The styles are sleek and classic, so you'll always be prepared for meetings, coffee chats, and lunches. 
However, if there are more problems than we think, we should be prepared for a giant purge.
The final welds are made before the Taycan moves down the line to be prepared for paint.
If it can accomplish that feat, Petrobras will be prepared for a higher rate period, Parente said.
Either way, you want to be prepared for an interview with concrete information about your current standing.
"We're advising clients the market is ahead of itself so be prepared for a pullback," he said.
But research reveals US hospitals may not be prepared for an influx of severely ill coronavirus patients.
Don't walk by myself as a woman and be prepared for everyone to ask me for money.
Telling shared that candidates should be prepared for lower offers, particularly in industries struggling to avoid layoffs. 
Come with an open mind and be prepared for a couple of extra bumps in the road.
Be prepared for uncoordinated and poorly communicated boat times, confusing directions, mistaken guidebooks and rapidly-changing laws.
He described tech advancements as a mounting "tsunami" that US defense agencies might not be prepared for.
But the researchers say that the industry needs to be prepared for bigger versions in the future.
Be prepared for an occasional turn of weather the other way, too, with a good, compact umbrella.
Jeter said as a swing, he must be prepared for any situation he might be thrown into.
Be prepared for testimony about physical force to be countered by attacks on all the accusers' credibility.
" Dr. Guo stressed, however, that "everyone in the country should be prepared [for the current bushfire season].
Gerstell described tech advancements as a mounting "tsunami" that US defense agencies might not be prepared for.
U.S. companies operating in China will have to be prepared for "a lot more scrutiny," she added.
But be prepared for whiplash as Donald Trump reverses himself as often as most people change socks.
When it comes to creating your child's dream playhouse, however, be prepared for a hefty price tag.
"If this goes wrong, you hope for the best, but be prepared for the worst," Khan said.
S trade dispute, urging residents to be prepared for possible market volatility after U.S. interest rate hikes.
You should probably be prepared for "La La Land" to win a lot of Oscars on Sunday.
We watch that every day, and we need to be prepared for that, and we will be.
Either way, you want to be prepared for an interview with concrete information about your current situation.
We should be prepared for some serious disruptions to Americans travel, trade, and ties around the globe.
"We have to be prepared for the fact that it could strike within our lifetimes," Bostock said.
It's never a bad idea to be prepared for all the downsides of something so life-changing.
However, the trends appear to be higher and the markets don't appear to be prepared for higher yields.
Mandatory evacuations are in place in several areas while others have been advised to be prepared for evacuations.
Expect to pay, like, 20 bucks minimum at a downtown lot, and be prepared for heavy evening traffic.
"We have to inoculate against that, we have to be prepared for that," Pelosi told the newspaper Wednesday.
Click through to listen to the songs from the series, but be prepared for spoilers from Season 1.
It's a double-edged sword in the truest sense, and Canada hopes to be prepared for the shift.
"Most of what we would do to protect ourselves now would help us be prepared for the future."
If you ask the people behind Cards Against Humanity a question, you'd better be prepared for the answer.
But he, just like any other businessperson who airs political grievances, has to be prepared for the fallout.
I think you need to be prepared for the North Koreans, and that&aposs why you have them.
"The best way to be prepared for foreign affairs in this country is secretary of state," Clyburn said.
The Arkansas folks had better be prepared for a grilling, if Judge Wolf's recent history is a guide.
"In a period of political instability we need to be prepared for a no-deal scenario," he said.
The United States should be prepared for reignited conflict and seek policies that discourage a return to violence.
In the new Cold War with Russia, the US must be prepared for the use of chemical weapons.
Wray told his staff in an agency-wide email Monday that the bureau should be prepared for scrutiny.
But according to Vanguard's chief economist Joe Davis, investors do need to be prepared for a significant downturn.
He has made a point to warn lawmakers of the need to be prepared for the next recession.
The NRC's guidance addresses how environmental reports should be prepared for the construction of a nuclear power plant.
" Warning against the involvement of the militias, he said, "They should be prepared for what they will face.
Cruz worried that the latest outage signaled that Puerto Rico won't be prepared for the upcoming hurricane season.
While a wind advisory is only in effect until noon, be prepared for cool, blustery conditions all day.
Abadi said Iraq had entered "the post-victory over Daesh phase" and must be prepared for future threats.
Be prepared for awkward conversationsThis may seem obvious, but not everyone is cut out to be a landlord.
Some Muslim leaders in America are urging their communities to be prepared for a protracted fight against coronavirus.
You've got to keep an open mind for what you're looking for, to be prepared for the unexpected.
Just take the right precautions, and you should be prepared for almost any hiccup that comes your way.
A tip: the grilled cheese has orange marmalade on it, so be prepared for it to taste unique.
If you ever make plans with Kanye West, you'd better be prepared for him to cancel on you.
"Indonesia is doing what is possible to be prepared for and defend against the novel coronavirus," he said.
"The market may not be prepared for the severity of our fourth-quarter cuts," wrote analyst Jamie Baker.
The reproductive freedom movement must be prepared for inevitable challenges in the year ahead, both internal and external.
Doug Collins of Georiga, the top Republican on the committee, so members can be prepared for their antics.
The lesson: if you're going to let anyone send you snaps, be prepared for things to get weird.
He said Mexico would be prepared for the possibility of a border shutdown if it were to happen.
We exist on the fringe of the economy, so you have to be prepared for drastic and total change.
"If you're about to get handed a large sum of money, you need be prepared for it, " Artis says.
But you've got to be prepared for the fact that you're affecting somebody's experience in a potentially adverse way.
"We need to be prepared for volatility," he said in an interview at the CERAWeek energy conference in Houston.
With the durability of the Corolla Altis, you can be prepared for whatever the open road throws your way.
Disrupt SF might feel familiar to many of you, but I encourage you to be prepared for a surprise.
There are a lot of things we all need to be prepared for short of an all out conflict.
Two, you need to be prepared for whatever the weather might have in store (high humidity, thunderstorms, who knows).
Don't be afraid to take emotional risks—but do be prepared for how deep your feelings will be today.
"We need to be prepared for everything," said Jane Toogood, the CEO of Johnson Matthey's Efficient Natural Resources sector.
Serve at your next gathering, but be prepared for a round of pictures before you can actually dig in.
Not least, complex systems always break down and failing to be prepared for this is a fundamental policy error.
However, the family has to be prepared for what that means, especially if the family appears in the show.
I was just constantly worried that I would miss a story or not be prepared for the day ahead.
You have to be prepared for reinventing yourself, and "Heroes and Villains" kind of came out of that period.
"Our country's development faces more and greater difficulties ... so we must be prepared for a tough battle," Li said.
Recent transplants coming from hot, rural regions may not be prepared for what they'll face in a crowded city.
China's Consulate in Denpasar warned citizens on Sunday to "be prepared for the possibility of being stranded" in Bali.
It also shares challenges most sellers go through, so you'll be prepared for virtually anything that comes your way.
By definition ... these crises almost by definition are something you don't see coming — otherwise you'd be prepared for it.
"We need to be prepared for a full frontal assault on the right to encrypt in 2017," says Bankston.
If businesses want to continue shaming mothers for nursing, they're going to have to be prepared for the consequences.
Houston, Texas and the country must be prepared for future storms, while we rebuild stronger from the last one.
But parents should be prepared for demands that they make their assistance equal in some way, according to Kraus.
But, he added, "we should be prepared for them" with bathrooms, more spacious parking and electrical hookups for campers.
"We love peace, we're not looking for war but sometimes you should be prepared for war," the source said.
You want to bring enough gear to be prepared for any weather, without overpacking and creating a heavy pack.
A White House official told CNN that the island may not be prepared for a presidential visit quite yet.
So I didn't really need to adjust there, but you do have to be prepared for kicks and things.
While the risk of quarantine also depends largely on the destination, it's a possibility travelers should be prepared for.
He added fans should be prepared for a slightly lesser quality on the broadcast, at least at the start.
Be prepared for explanations and excuses, and they had better be good, because cycling investigators have heard some doozies.
"Market volatility is something that investors should be prepared for, despite the recent volatility being quite extreme," he said.
"No one could be prepared for such an insidious and rapid rise," he said on the phone that evening.
It's an important conversation, and Solnit's thinking here is essential and humane, but listeners should be prepared for it.
Before You Take a Road Trip, Do This Make sure your vehicle is ready, and be prepared for emergencies.
If he feels knowledgeable, competent and in control of his own choices, he'll be prepared for the ramen years.
And I think it's very important for people who want to use the cup to be prepared for that.
A government official told Reuters the government was always looking into various scenarios to be prepared for all options.
"You have to be prepared for those situations whenever your number is called," Rudolph told The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
Because it's Rooney, be prepared for her to hit on your most painful deep emotional thoughts without any warning.
"When you innovate, you've got to be prepared for everyone telling you you're nuts," says Larry Ellison, Oracle CEO.
"That's telling me we should be prepared for this upper breakout and that would attract new buyers," he said.
The point is that Putin will be prepared for this meeting, and he will come with a clear plan.
We asked the moms in our lives for some guidance, so we'd be prepared for gift-giving season this year.
That is why Cramer wants investors to be prepared for the new risks that Trump has introduced to the market.
I'm the type of person who likes to be prepared for things and to know what I'm getting myself into.
Even the Avengers could hardly be prepared for the threat, with moviegoers in California facing possible exposure to the virus.
"We have to be agile, we have to be prepared for the unforeseen, and that's exactly what we are doing."
Earlier this year, the Information reported that Apple had told studios and networks to be prepared for an April launch.
In order for the world to be prepared for a global pandemic, governments around the world need to work together.
Future astronauts will need to be prepared for this sudden explosion of gravity, but they won't feel it for long.
The increasing reality is that they have to be prepared for the fact that they may never get that money.
If you've never played through Metroid, you've got a treat ahead of you — but be prepared for a serious challenge.
"Everyone pays attention but it is difficult to be prepared for an attack," said Fatou Fall, a manager at Lamantin.
If you're going to ask the internet for help, you have to be prepared for the ramifications... It's November 23rd.
Millennials told Deloitte that businesses should be responsible for training employees to be prepared for the changing world of work.
"We ought to be prepared for this and also take urgent action to slow down the melt down," Rignot said.
I think we need to be prepared for the things we are upset about, his words, being put into action.
However frustrating this waiting period might be for Barnier, he should be prepared for it to last a little longer.
To settle debt, communicate in writing — find sample letters and agreements online — and be prepared for back-and-forth negotiation.
Schaeuble added that, with Brexit, Britain should be prepared for financial services to move to European centers such as Frankfurt.
"We know these skills are going to be vital for young people to be prepared for the workforce," said Futter.
"Be prepared for an interactive conversation around DTC (direct to consumer) advertising on a smaller screen," the conference agenda reads.
And according to its latest PSA, the FBI wants you to be prepared for the possibility of this Ballardian apocalypse.
Be prepared for a long wait on weekends, as they make each taco fresh—no pre-mixed egg action here.
However, before you go out and get a donkey for yourself, she warns, you should be prepared for the commitment.
Knowing that I'll be prepared for whatever life throws my way fuels my drive to keep making smart financial decisions.
Those traveling around or through France should check on the status of their transit plans, and be prepared for delays.
"I feel fairly confident we can build the ship and be prepared for launch in about five years," Musk says.
According to Russia, they had another "breakthrough" this past January, however, so be prepared for a new slew of headlines.
"Be prepared for things to change," said Tim Steffen, director of advanced planning at Robert W. Baird & Co. in Milwaukee.
But rather than clients going to the extremes of lawsuits, media agencies should be prepared for account reviews, Miller said.
Secretary DeVos must be prepared for all manner of criticisms that the world will end because of expanded parental choice.
"We must be prepared for all scenarios," he said at an event hosted by the Social Democrats (SPD) in Berlin.
I mean, if we're going to take off the rhetorical gloves, then be prepared for everyone to take them off.
The travelers are expensive, but I take solace in knowing I'll be prepared for future big catering orders ($272.09 expensed).
"All residents, especially those along the east coast, need to be prepared for possible impacts," DeSantis said in a statement.
If you're going to use metaphors that involve well-loved superheroes, you'd better be prepared for them to strike back.
Keep an open mind and know how much it's going to hurt, and be prepared for that amount of pain.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are warning people to be prepared for major disruptions in their daily lives.
It underwent a $60 million restoration in 2013, and was supposed to be prepared for flooding, according to Architectural Digest.
"A bug bounty will attract thousands and thousands of eyes and you have to be prepared for that," Langevin said.
And be prepared for him to tell you that gossiping about other people's medical problems can raise ethical issues, too.
Be prepared for at least some changes in the c-suite New CEOs' assessments will usually start at the top.
But "Love Island" will sink its claws into you eventually, and it's good to be prepared for when it does.
Hatch told CNN he thinks the committee will be prepared for their prescheduled vote Friday to formally advance Kavanaugh's nomination.
Now that the luxury of ironic posturing is no longer affordable, we should be prepared for a new, expressive austerity.
You also have to remember in this role, it's important to be prepared for the things you can't plan for.
Asking our military to be prepared for every mission set under the sun is unrealistic and unfair to service members.
But be prepared for the worst because this could be a really tough year,'" Dent said on ABC's "This Week.
Tillerson told reporters on Friday that he is "fairly confident" the agency would be prepared for an opening in May.
He added that the church must be prepared for any difficulties, and that no predictions on the economy were definite.
"I might go too far on buying groceries and not be able to be prepared for next month," she said.
Do not focus on the exact forecast track or intensity of Lane, and be prepared for adjustments to the forecast.
The second lesson was that when calling Drake out, it's best to be prepared for him to bite with quickness.
You'll unfortunately need to allow push notifications from Hopper to accurately monitor a trip, so be prepared for the occasional spam.
"We have film that will be prepared for our printer for either decision," associate census director Al Fontenot explained in April.
So be prepared for the long haul by trucking over to the hardware store to rent a huge freaking power generator.
" The post warned attendees to "be prepared for violent police repression (pepper spray, flash bang grenades, tear gas, beatings, arrests, etc.).
The nation's zoos have to be prepared for every kind of natural disaster, so the animals under their care stay safe.
But he wants the US side to be prepared for a substantive discussion on other issues, including Ukraine and North Korea.
Autoplay sound won't change things too much for publishers — they already have to be prepared for users to engage both ways.
The ground has to be prepared for the six floors of offices and shops to be built over the new station.
However, they might experience a different stage on a daily basis, so be prepared for whatever it is that they're feeling.
" She continued: "There are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the incident and a file will be prepared for the coroner of Hertfordshire.
Amidst all of this, President Trump should be prepared for new North Korean missile tests during his time in the region.
"When they do happen, they're going to shake the region pretty severely, so people should be prepared for that," Poland said.
The only way to properly deal with an unexpected disaster is to be prepared for it to happen at any moment.
But do not expect slick logic or a lyrical panacea for sorrow: be prepared for painful, eloquent searching and riddles unsolved.
A shame he had to go so soon, but there is another lesson here for children everywhere: Be prepared for anything.
He warned residents to be prepared for quickly rising waters and evacuate even if water had not yet entered their homes.
In his pursuit of building Jelly, Biz learned the valuable lesson that every company should be prepared for massive viral growth.
Kim really wants to be prepared for the tough questions, but Kris and Khloe are majorly shut off to the idea.
He said the automotive industry needs to be prepared for 4 terabytes of data being generated by every car every day.
Let us all hope and pray for the best, but indeed be prepared for unexpected events that could imperil our nation.
"We cannot control the weather, but we can all be prepared for whatever the weather brings us," he told reporters Thursday.
But a king without heirs, now that's a tragedy ... Be prepared for a stunning proposal that power and beauty should bond.
From icy conditions to keeping your car secure, these tire mats are a perfect way to be prepared for the unexpected.
Just 31 percent of millennials are contributing to a retirement account, a crucial financial step to be prepared for the future.
But at the same time we must be prepared for those scenarios, where we will have to act on our own.
But as with every technological advance, we better be prepared for the sacrifices in privacy that are hot on its heels.
Instead, express sincere gratitude, and at least offer longer-than-usual notice (although be prepared for that offer to be declined).
During testimony before a House subcommittee on Tuesday, Barr stated that the report would be prepared for public release within days.
The Durham County Sheriff's Office tweeted a photo of a damaged patrol car, warning drivers should be prepared for hidden dangers.
Investors should be prepared for relatively muted returns on major equities in 2018, according to strategists at investment bank Societe Generale.
Be prepared for hazardous travel due to the reduced visibility and snow/ice covered roads, in addition to hazardous wind chills.
"We must be prepared for a new type of conflict which can arise in a radical digital media world," he said.
To build a strong business and clientele, you have to always say yes and be prepared for anything on the job.
But if you're going to invite Beyoncé onto your stage, you'd better be prepared for her to make it her own.
But if it doesn't pass, consumers will still need to be prepared for major speed bumps come open enrollment this fall.
But I think the best thing is to be prepared for anything and have a few race strategies up your sleeve.
We wanted to create an accessible way for families to have the knowledge and tools to be prepared for the unexpected.
And to do that effectively, they'll need to be prepared for the possibility of winning a political fight with the Fed.
Mixing Disney innocence with an extreme emotional appeal is by now a science for Pixar, so be prepared for the waterworks.
As the foundation starts to crumble, restaurants and the people who love them need to be prepared for what's to come.
Just be prepared for the likelihood that he'll see whatever you write, and will say whatever he can to discredit you.
"We need to be prepared for everything, but of course we will do everything to find a solution," Ms. Grybauskaite said.
Not every undergraduate will like the idea of granting access to health records, so be prepared for a possibly complicated discussion.
But at the same time we must be prepared for scenarios in which we will have to act on our own.
"The best thing to do is always be prepared for bad things to happen, because one day they will," she said.
"Shelter-in-place restrictions will be needed for at least two months, Garcetti said, and residents should "be prepared for longer.
Local leaders need to be prepared for that eventuality and willing and able to support mental-health resources in their communities.
Americans need to be prepared for the possibility that COVID-19 could become a seasonal disease, Dr. Anthony Fauci warned Wednesday.
The situation is however evolving very fast and WFP recognizes the need to be prepared for further deterioration of the situation.
Fifty years ago, Americans feared nuclear fallout or destruction; today, the list of disasters to be prepared for is much longer.
"The administration, if it's serious, better be prepared for much more," said Derek Scissors, resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
But realistically, we need to be prepared for the possibility and maybe the likelihood that we will see more cases here.
Congress must be prepared for opponents of a "gold standard" deal with Saudi Arabia to push back on these particular grounds.
Source: 2018 Annual Employment Screening Benchmark Report Regardless, job candidates should be prepared for more stringent policies in the near future.
"We will be prepared for all contingencies, I want to make that clear, including the possibility of a lapse," Nauert said.
Be prepared for a long battle: Mr. Comey warned on Monday that the Russians will be back for the next election.
"Who would have thought that a place of worship and tranquility has to be prepared for something like this?" she said.
"We want to reach an agreement," Mr. Videgaray said, referring to Nafta, "but we have to be prepared for all scenarios."
We never know when we're going to need it, and when the time does come, we would be prepared for it.
Masahiko: Well, we always have to obviously, get ourselves to be prepared for any risk - political risk, consumer (risk), reputation risk, whatever.
"The reusable first stage … would be prepared for the next flight, potentially within hours," DARPA spokesman Jared Adams wrote in an email.
While that&aposs a lot of fat, Maixner said it made sense because "they had to be prepared" for the harsh terrain.
CNBC's Jim Cramer wants investors to be prepared for the week ahead after days of news-driven swings in the stock market.
Industry needed to "be prepared for lower for longer" in regards to iron ore prices, Mackenzie told a business conference in Melbourne.
"The FL panhandle needs to be prepared for a direct hit with sustained hurricane force winds," Scott wrote on Twitter on Monday.
And if you do fill up the A9's image buffer, be prepared for other parts of the camera to slow down.
If you want Jason Momoa to judge your pumpkin carving skills, you'd better be prepared for a big clean-up operation after.
Last month, she posted a tweet exhorting GoT fans to either watch the show live or be prepared for spoilers from coworkers.
So, it's difficult to prepare for everything, and you and your horse have to have enough experience to be prepared for anything.
Residents of 1,600 other homes have been told to be prepared for possible evacuation, said Megan Graham, spokeswoman for La Plata County.
Animals have to go through the dirty side first, before they go into where they're going to be prepared for human consumption.
"It wil be prepared for the EU digital summit taking place in Tallinn at the end of September," a presidential official said.
Be prepared for disruptions to bus and subway services, along with possible fuel shortages, and stock up on supplies ahead of time.
Go on your own personal Ikea adventure with the ten dual-purpose home goods ahead — and be prepared for unexpected apartment space.
There is still a long way to go, and everyone along the coasts should be prepared for the remainder of the season.
While Twitter has become a space where I feel I always have to be prepared for verbal combat, Snapchat is just fun.
Climate change, private prisons, a crisis in Myanmar and a butcher in Bosnia: Read up, and be prepared for the year ahead.
Khan was talking about a bombing in New York and said it was essential that cities would be prepared for such cases.
With the busy part of the season now here, officials stress that residents in coastal areas should be prepared for any storm.
You'd better be prepared for doing a lot of touring because that's really the only unique situation that's going to be left.
While the care has been great, the parents say, there was just no way to be prepared for the various health scares.
They would also need to be prepared for the sitting president to resist — either in the court of public opinion or otherwise.
While MacLeod and the others wait for the skin biopsy samples to be prepared for inspection, I meet Ibrahima Sory Camara again.
Constancio went on to refute the suggestion that investors should be prepared for further similar such developments in the Italian banking industry.
"Natural disasters should be prepared for in advance to better ensure families, businesses and communities are ready when they strike," Stefanik said.
This means that adoptive parents need to be prepared for unexpected expenses that could place their adoption costs at $50,000, or higher.
I aggressively argued we needed to be prepared for a new and more destructive kind of warfare to spread across the globe.
Even though Zidle wants investors to be prepared for what's coming, he said the current environment is still encouraging for market gains.
Be prepared for radical value changes in your Bitcoin investment, including single day drops or increases in the thousands of dollars. 5.
"I made contact with the families, and as you'd expect, you can never be prepared for something like this," Sheriff Schultz said.
" He added: "While the secretary has never advocated for regime change, we all have an obligation to be prepared for any scenario.
And when the economy does reopen, we will need to be prepared for new outbreaks, because no testing regimen will be perfect.
"I know we'll be successful in putting this down now, but we really need to be prepared for another cycle," Fauci said.
"With the nuclear deal ripped up, our nation and our allies should be prepared for what we've seen in the past," Gen.
If the federal government doesn't issue a rescue mission in the coming decade, it's a tragic extinction we should be prepared for.
"If that ceiling holds, Garner says, you want to be prepared for a sell-off, possibly for a severe one," Cramer said.
"Travelers should be prepared for travel restrictions to be put into effect with little or no advance notice," the State Department said.
We have to expect that they're going to be these hard-fought battles and be prepared for those as we go forward.
When you have children at home, you have to be prepared for the worst, or at the very least, the extremely inconvenient.
He resisted the urge to spend the extra side hustle paychecks because he wanted to be prepared for the ups and downs.
At one point, an attic door falls open in Nancy's house, revealing a set of secrets she may not be prepared for.
"We just wanted to be prepared for anything that might happen — making sure the company is in a stable condition," he said.
Clark wants the union to be prepared for potentially difficult negotiations ahead with deep-pocketed owners and M.L.B.'s fleet of lawyers.
Clark wants the union to be prepared for potentially difficult negotiations ahead with deep-pocketed owners and M.L.B.'s fleet of lawyers.
As they fight to become the last remaining house guest, be prepared for stellar fights, alliances and betrayals, and some memorable lines.
We'll certainly be prepared if it for some reason takes place at a later date - we'll be prepared for that as well.
The goal is for the system to be prepared for at least one cross-country autonomous ride by the end of this year.
"Whether there's a tech backlash or not, we're moving in an increasingly connected world and have to be prepared for that," Hurd says.
Be prepared for unexpected expenses Life happens, and no matter how hard you to try to avoid them, unexpected expenses will always arise.
Apple is also very careful to express you should be prepared for bugs, and you should absolutely back everything up before you start.
China "must be prepared" for any military confrontation in the South China Sea, the country's Global Times newspaper said in an editorial Tuesday.
Feeling motivated and knowing that I'll be prepared for whatever life throws my way fuels my drive to keep making smart financial decisions.
So if you're interested in picking one up, you should be prepared for a big price tag to go with that giant screen.
But if not, be prepared for the basic income/disability/safety net discussion and debate to dominate our discourse for years to come.
While the scenery will be stunning, the spectators and the golfers will need to be prepared for the coolest tournament in several years.
Specifically, he believes there are four major disruptors investors need to be prepared for, the biggest concern being emerging technology's impact on industries.
CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday that investors should be prepared for the United States to slap another round of tariffs on Chinese imports.
In general, however, Li said the HKEX's goal is to be prepared for when Chinese companies that are listed abroad decide to return.
"There is not believed to be any third party involvement and a report will now be prepared for the coroner," the statement continued.
"Prize" Images: PepsiCo Frito-LayWhen you place your ballpark side order of peanuts and Cracker Jack this summer, be prepared for a shock.
The authors warn that policymakers, anti-tobacco advocates, and the health care community need to be prepared for action when the products arrive.
LONDON — If you leave your child alone with a dog and a pot of nail polish, you should be prepared for the consequences.
This oddly captivating nightmare stars Paul Walker as a low-level Mafia hood and it's totally bonkers, so be prepared for anything. Seriously.
The singer says that she recognizes it's a surprising decision for a young person but she wants to be prepared for her future.
So be prepared for maximum sequins to come from the star, who works closely with stylist Kate Young on her red carpet wardrobe.
Raab added that if the EU sticks to that line then the United Kingdom needs to be prepared for a no-deal Brexit.
The company has said that it was warned to be prepared for further cyber attacks once word of the giant breach got out.
RBC Capital Markets' Helima Croft told CNBC on Friday that investors should be prepared for another OPEC meeting that falls short of expectations.
If you chose to add the cameras, which are not included with the security system, be prepared for another full day of work.
FBI Director Christopher Wray has also warned that the U.S. government should be prepared for another attack on American election systems in 85033.
But what companies can learn from the Capital One breach is to always be prepared for what happens once they do get inside.
But whether it's just for an hour or days on end, you should be prepared for anything that might happen on the road.
And if we get this opportunity again in the playoffs, and get a chance to get in, then we'll be prepared for it.
"There was a keen sense in my household that you had to be prepared for whatever was going to happen," Ms. Joyner said.
Still, food needed to be prepared for the gathering I was supposed to attend that evening of retired faculty women from Indiana University.
"You want to be prepared for a downturn," he said, without becoming so risk-averse that you fail to benefit if investments rise.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said New York City residents should be prepared for a "shelter in place" order within the next 210 hours.
Health experts and governments around the world are urging caution, but it's also critical to be prepared for the outbreak to become worse.
"Because I know we'll be successful in putting this down now, but we really need to be prepared for another cycle," he said.
" On Tuesday, the WHO had warned countries around the world to be prepared for the coronavirus to be "literally knocking at the door.
Ms Ghose: Liberals in India need to be really, really brave; be prepared for attacks and undertake collective action to push their cause.
We should be prepared for that because we know that sometimes you can go to countries and stuff like that can happen unfortunately.
As fears of the coronavirus grow, stock prices are likely to contract and investors should be prepared for buying opportunities, CNBC's said Friday.
"We do believe we need to be prepared for a $40 environment, but we recognize the fundamentals do not support that," Hollub said.
"Student groups that are going to bring provocative or controversial speakers need to be prepared for scrutiny and press attention," Mr. Mogulof said.
"We have film that will be prepared for our printer for either decision that they make," Associate Census Director Al Fontenot told reporters.
It might not be a one-and-done conversation; be prepared for an ongoing discussion as you define the new role with management.
Just understand that you're dealing with powerful people whose chutzpah knows no bounds, so be prepared for things you might not have imagined possible.
Because what better way to be prepared for your next bowl or vape than to wear a very useful smoking accoutrement around your neck?
And if you're lucky enough to get an interview with the big boss Elon Musk, then you need to be prepared for this question.
It caused me to already be prepared for that and be one step faster, three steps better and really put my best foot forward.
Be prepared for your heart to explode from cuteness, because Khloé Kardashian just posted the most precious video of daughter True Thompson to date.
If your goal is an IRL meet-up, Hope recommends having three message exchanges before you ask them out, and be prepared for rejection.
"Just a warning in advance, be prepared for lots of belly pics this weekend," the mother-to-be posted with the hashtags, #babymoon#30weekspregnant.
As the first black woman to hold the position, she had to be prepared for a particular type of attention to her every move.
Suggested Strains: Champagne Kush and Blue Goo Aquarius Your relationships with family and friends are on your mind this eclipse—be prepared for shifts.
So to be prepared for Ebola in the future, we need to discover how the virus moves through the wild and the city alike.
Catch the discussion here Cramer said that investors should be prepared for the United States to slap another round of tariffs on Chinese imports.
President Trump needs to be prepared for the highs and lows along the long, bumpy road ahead if he wants to secure a win.
If you decide to play fast and loose with the laws of snack-making in Scotland, you had better be prepared for the consequences.
The end of the ECB's asset-buying program known as "quantitative easing" is a "natural evolution which everyone should be prepared for," he said.
"I'm ready for tomorrow, but I'll be prepared for Monday, for Tuesday, whenever," Swiss Beat Feuz, one of the race favorites, said on Saturday.
I think we expected that'll be the spectrum of what we'd witness, but you can never be prepared for what happens in a moment.
"You'd better be prepared for doing a lot of touring because that's really the only unique situation that's going to be left," Bowie said.
But this is an emergency and people need to be prepared for it—even if, in the end, the category-five hurricane is downgraded.
The team "needs to know their record and assess their vulnerabilities and the need to be prepared for a proctological primary season," he said.
Green said patients should be prepared for a range of reactions from their doctors when they bring up direct-to-consumer genetic test results.
But Prime Minister Manuel Valls of France, speaking on France Inter radio Wednesday, made clear that the country must be prepared for more attacks.
"It's not about image, it's about the health and condition of your body to be prepared for what work is calling for," she says.
A New York Police Department (NYPD) official says a domestic terror attack is "inevitable" but insists that the city will be prepared for it.
Lastly, the greater the potential for conflict in the Arctic, the more our servicemen and women need to be prepared for inhospitable conditions there.
If you're buying into a volatile, illiquid corner of the market, you should be prepared for how your investment will react to new information.
"Nobody can predict how it's going to play out," he said, adding that those in the commodity business needed to be prepared for downturns.
Mercury is the planet of communication and Aries is an impulsive fire sign, so be prepared for people to be sharp with their words.
You need to be prepared for the people coming into your restaurant and serve them what they want—even if it's well-done steak.
Although Dunn says no one can truly be prepared for a parent's death, she believes she and her family were as prepared as possible.
Until then, seriously, please wash your hands, distance yourself socially to the extent you can, and know how to be prepared for the coronavirus.
So I guess if you really wanna make anything sincere, you sort of have to be the road dog and be prepared for that.
While JHS has all the Storm Troopers they need for Hurricane Dorian, they want to be prepared for the next bit of bad weather.
It's strangely consoling to be reminded of my failure, to remember that my efforts to be prepared for epic loss were mostly in vain.
"The weather changes multiple times per day in the U.K.," Mr. Seminara noted, so it's best to be prepared for rainy and windy conditions.
"Ultimately, the stakes are high in this one, given the complexities of the case, and the government must be prepared for that going in."
"We should be prepared for this, but who knows how to do that or if it matters at all," Matthew Pendergrass, Mills' colleague, wrote.
And if you are a fan of the British version, be prepared for just as much cursing and viciously cutthroat gameplay from the start.
Still participate, still be long, but be prepared for more noise than we've had in the last few years," Duran told CNBC's "Power Lunch.
Luckily, they made it to a hospital quickly, but it was a good reminder that it's important to be prepared for a health issue.
Be prepared for anythingEdd and Cynthia Staton, who worked in auto lending and real estate, respectively, didn&apost expect to retire when they did.
But you do want them to understand strategic positioning on the most important issues and be prepared for what the other candidate will say.
You have to assume you can have some slowdown in the next five or six years and at that point be prepared for it.
Again, you should not judge what you are installing today based on this, but you might want to be prepared for some weirdness still.
For the month ahead, investors should be prepared for another bumpy ride as October has historically been the most volatile month, Goldman Sachs warned.
Reality stars need to be prepared for trolling and online harassment, but they also need to be aware of cancel culture, milkshake ducking, doxxing.
True, not having to carry cash or credit cards while you're there does make life easier, but you should be prepared for some quirks.
And hopefully he inherited some of those skills himself because a Bachelor needs to be prepared for any romantic drama situation in these final weeks.
"Be prepared for the new look," said certified financial planner Debbie J. Freeman, CPA and director of financial planning at Peak Financial Advisors in Denver.
Be prepared for an even more authoritarian decent when the curtain is pulled back on this totally unwizardly dolt and his klan of dangerous fools.
We rarely get two straight glorious days during the first weekend—never mind four—so we should be prepared for misery in the Sweet 16.
And while it would like to be prepared for a higher call on its crude as non-OPEC supplies fall fast, increasing capacity takes time.
The industry knew what MiFID 2's rules would be, prepared for it in a consistent way and could test its likely effects in advance.
But the analyst warned clients they should be prepared for how to invest around a surprising deeper cut to rates or no cut at all.
While setting limits on devices are important, you still want you kids to be prepared for the brave new world that they're growing up in.
Be prepared for your grocery store to add more value and services in an effort to compete with emerging online food players like Amazon Fresh.
"This is a set of circumstances that very few outside analysts anticipated, and that Iranians themselves did not appear to be prepared for," Maloney says.
Patients and families need to be prepared for the possibility that cognitive problems can develop and linger for years, Dr. Osazuwa-Peters said by email.
This has spared the Democrats a nasty and demoralizing primary season, but it means Clinton won't be prepared for many of the attacks to come.
To cope with falling crude prices, Statoil has initiated a number of cost saving measures to be prepared for an extended period of weak markets.
If you do raise the subject, be prepared for faces to get red, neck veins to bulge and obscenities and conspiracy theories to soon follow.
However, due to the physical nature of the job, candidates should be prepared for manual labor — and perhaps things that go bump in the night.
So we've got to be prepared for a grind-out game, and I think we showed the last few games we can grind it out.
Costa Rican President Luis Guillermo Solis said authorities were gathering information and asked residents to remain calm and to be prepared for any possible aftershocks.
The Creole stir-fry, made with rice, meat, and veggies, may be prepared for public consumption in the open using iron pots and wood fires.
I chose the all-season weight because I tend to feel cold, especially during the night and wanted to be prepared for New York winters.
It also meant that I inherited a TON of old photos from my childhood (so be prepared for more tbts and fbfs), including this gem.
Be prepared for anything with this Amazon's Choice travel backpack that Amazon has on sale for less than $20 as a lightning deal right now.
Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart are hosting the 2016 MTV Movie Awards, which means you can be prepared for many jokes about their size difference.
Whether the Olympics will be prepared for them is a whole other story — and it's something advocates behind the scenes are working hard to change.
Queensland Health Minister Cameron Dick said the state had to be prepared for more cases of Zika, linked to thousands of birth defects in Brazil.
So, I think the benefits of some experience are that you can see how the world shifts and that you can be prepared for it.
"People need to be prepared for extended outages — weeks," commented an FPL representative on the expected duration of power outages in Florida following the hurricane.
"We must be prepared for the worst-case scenario," said the statement from the committee, which functions as the city's executive branch, or mayoral office.
But Kellogg faculty have advice on how to be prepared for several common career situations (and perhaps even that calculus test in your dreams).1.
Opponents of that regime need to be prepared for the real possibility that good things will happen to bad people, at least for a while.
"We've got to be prepared for the potential arrival of a very large group," said Kevin K. McAleenan, the commissioner of Customs and Border Protection.
"As sobering a number as that is, we should be prepared for it," Dr. Anthony Fauci, another top medical expert on Trump's team, told reporters.
This can signal a tipping point of the environment that we need to be prepared for and we need to be looking at right now.
But if the Yankees swept the Astros, the Stadium would need to be prepared for the World Series, and for any Yankees practices preceding it.
Officials and witnesses said Mr. Kelley appeared to be prepared for an assault, with black tactical gear, multiple rounds of ammunition and a ballistic vest.
You may not be ready for it when she starts playing, but you certainly won't be prepared for the spell to break at the end.
The apps must also be prepared for regulatory challenges, said Seth B. Weinberg, a lawyer who teaches food law and policy at Columbia Law School.
"The more we can understand what's causing those, the more we can be prepared for the next influx of tidal flooding events," Dr. Sweet said.
Investors, therefore, must be prepared for the possibility that an impasse will be reached; if so, they will have to determine how markets will react.
Although your rentvestment may be a good money-spinner, it's important to be prepared for the unexpected costs that can crop up for all homeowners.
However, Messonier said Americans should be prepared for the virus to spread in the US."The disruption of daily life might be severe," she added.
As fears of the coronavirus grow, stock prices are likely to contract and investors should be prepared for buying opportunities, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
"You can have a go at the greens but you'd better be prepared for some diabolical positions if you do get it wrong," said Forsyth.
Even though nearly everyone watching will be prepared for some kind of twist, the buildup and delivery of some episodes' final moments is gut-wrenching.
They made the smart move of putting a bunch of robot vacuums on sale so you can be prepared for the chaos after the fun.
Guy says those living in Antigua, Barbuda, Montserrat, Anguilla and the British Virgin Islands should be prepared for a possible hurricane by late next week.
It&aposs always a good idea to be prepared for accidents or mishaps while on the road, but it&aposs especially important during the winter.
In a speech on Thursday in Kabul, Mr. Ghani warned Afghan security forces to be prepared for possible Taliban attacks ahead of any peace deal.
"There are not believed to have been any suspicious circumstances around the man&aposs death and a report will now be prepared for the coroner."
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford in a statement said the Trump administration "should be prepared for a legal challenge" should Nevada's federal funds be affected.
The kit comes in a beautiful storage box made of pine and birch, so your gift recipient will always be prepared for their next Taco Tuesday.
"The backdrop (of falling oil) means that banks must be prepared for rising losses," Jensen of the right-wing Progress Party told a labour union conference.
"When you go through Marine Corps boot camp or any type of training in the military, you're trained to be prepared for something big," she said.
The military should be prepared for all kinds of situations, especially if there is credible intelligence that Iran aims to attack Americans in the near future.
Italy's Europe minister, Paolo Savona, also rattled the markets, by declaring that Italy needed to be prepared for "all eventualities" concerning its membership of the euro.
Such nuanced interpretations are unlikely to deter a national narrative that assumes that every student can be prepared for any four-year college or any career.
"What it means for the Great Lakes is that we need to be prepared for extremes," warns Wendy Leger, co-chair of the Great Lakes-St.
"In our industry, you always need to be prepared for any major swings in the market," Michael Berretta, VP of Network Development at IWG, told Recode.
It looks like she's set her sights on the entertainment industry, so everyone should be prepared for a double dose of talent from the Yelich-O'Connors.
"But if the United States takes the crazy measure of trying to prevent us from doing that, then it should be prepared for consequences," Zarif added.
"Weight loss surgery is a life-altering surgery, so you have to be prepared for all the changes that come along with it," Dr. Choi says.
Not only were many of the Dodd-Frank regulations mind-bogglingly complex, but cost/benefit analyses and other materials had to be prepared for many rules.
As Michael Shear reminded us, Trump should be prepared for anything because history shows anything can happen when the POTUS goes away from the White House.
The biggest sacrifice is losing the ability to reserve a seat when booking a flight (so be prepared for a middle seat in the back row).
" Foreign Affair Minister Chrystia Freeland said all parties should be "prepared for some moments of drama," and that it's "an expected part of any trade negotiations.
"If the United States takes the crazy measure of trying to prevent us from doing that then it should be prepared for the consequences," he said.
Back to something Bush said in 2005 while touring the wreckage:  "I don't think anybody can be prepared for the vastness of the destruction," Bush said.
Roy Cooper released a statement Monday urging coastal residents and tourists to be prepared for heavy ocean surf, deadly rip currents and possibly storm surge flooding.
"Although we should all ask Congress to act within six months, we should be prepared for the possibility that it will not do so," Smith said.
Markets do not appear to be prepared for bigger falls - there are not many large option strikes below the $22016 mark GRAPHIC: Sterling options data - tmsnrt.
CBS had informed its users on Tuesday that they should be prepared for a blackout from June 19, unless an agreement was reached with AT&T.
But we should be aware that even the best policing cannot stop every crime and that we should be prepared for further tragedies of this kind.
Even more satisfying was savoring the fact that I'd figured out, however shakily, some secrets to ordering street food in mainland China: Be prepared for adventure.
I saw plenty of finger-food platters for sale, leaving me assured I'd be prepared for any tailgate, cocktail party, or networking event without a sweat.
Be prepared for this question There's one question that is bound to come up during an interview: Why are you looking to leave your current job?
According to Dr. Adnan Munkarah, the health system's executive vice-president and chief clinical officer, all health systems must be prepared for the worst case scenario.
No. But if I'm going to be a serious investor, I know I have to be prepared for times of economic turmoil, however long they last.
From the first day of June until the last day of November, there is a general awareness that you need to be prepared for a storm.
De Blasio advised New Yorkers to be prepared for a possible shelter-in-place order, saying a decision will be made in the next 2202 hours.
"I want every American to be prepared for the hard days that lie ahead," Trump said during a press conference at the White House on Tuesday.
And so I had tried over the years to force myself to be open to nuance, to be suspicious of cliché, to be prepared for surprise.
"It is difficult to state if and when this would be implemented, but the operator ... has to be prepared for any scenario," a PSE spokeswoman said.
"Recent high market volatility combined with a large influx of new customers and increased volumes means the industry needs to be prepared for scale," Assia said.
LONDON, March 2 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday that the country needed to be prepared for the new coronavirus to spread further.
The CDC warnings are appropriate at this time, because our institutions and the American people need to be prepared for the next stage of this outbreak.
Be prepared for any response — a woman may not want to talk about it at all, or she may want to talk about the gory viscera.
"There is so much potential flexibility in income year over year that they need to be prepared for the years that aren't their best, " he added.
China's economy faces increased downward pressure as the global economy slows and the government should be prepared for greater international economic volatility and risks, it said.
Be prepared for several change attempts, don&apost be too ambitious, don&apost keep your change a secret, and allow yourself to be complimented and encouraged.
A good piercer will want to see you for follow-up checks and possible jewelry changes, so be prepared for more than a one-time visit.
He said that when investing with a manager like Gross, who can buy bonds anywhere, investors need to be prepared for multiple years of lackluster performance.
So investors should be prepared for a lot of back and forth," the chief market strategist at SunTrust Bank said in an interview with "Closing Bell.
Washington may have won that battle, but it must be prepared for the day after — namely Iranian attempts at colonization — or it will lose the war.
The Fed's language choices diminish the importance of the recent weakness and, in our opinion, mean investors should be prepared for another rate increase in June.
" Then be prepared for an answer ranging anywhere from "I thought you would like the picture of the cats" to "Yes, get away from my son.
When carrying Marine infantrymen, the three-man AAV crews have to be prepared for not just vomiting, but also panic, flips and rollovers, and unexpected malfunctions.
China: While neither platform has uncovered a misinformation campaign originating from China targeting the U.S., experts say we should be prepared for something along those lines.
"Investigations are ongoing in this case, and at this time a file continues to be prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions," a police statement said.
From left: Brooklyn, Taylor Dunnavant, baby Noralynn and Chris Barnwell "Everything from grocery stores to doctor's visits, I have to be prepared for people's questions," she says.
It's simply a question of retraining your muscle memory to cope with a new way of working, but again be prepared for it to take some time.
While I wouldn't have avoided them, I'd just say to be prepared for crowds, and obviously be considerate and respectful while you're there, because they're worthwhile sites.
That leaves Johnson as our only guide, a job he says he's taken on because he thinks the world needs to be prepared for what is coming.
The Mavic Pro, a delightfully foldable drone For all the fun that drones offer, a gentle reminder that we should also be prepared for their eventual misuse
Here's a list of all the things we should all be prepared for in 2017: According to the IAB, the digital advertising industry continues to grow nicely.
But one anecdote in the lengthy document released this week showed that when some cops try to hold their colleagues accountable, they better be prepared for backlash.
But the way technology is developing, Jeeves better be prepared for the day when he's no longer asked to get the Rolls ready for a drive. Questions?
And those in-demand workers may not be prepared for what's coming, as the bulk of government and company reskilling efforts are targeted toward the lower end.
While the changes are still being promulgated, we should be prepared for large changes in the ways that companies — particularly those in the technology sector — are capitalized.
If we fail to do this, if we fail to see what's happening in front of our faces, we will not be prepared for what comes next.
Even though Islamic State has not perfected the ability to weaponize chemicals, U.S. and Iraqi forces still have to be prepared for a chemical attack, Davis said.
And with the road cleared for implementation of GST from July 1, we should also be prepared for disruption at home in the short to medium term.
If you're going to go off-script for a nativity scene, as one child does in this video from Tennessee, you'd better be prepared for the consequences.
Army Gear 23-in-1 Survival and Camping Kit You never know when disaster will strike, which is why you always need to be prepared for anything.
I think every bank is -- the Bank of England, the regulator APRA have been very clear, that we've got to be prepared for the worst case scenario.
Over the next six weeks, employers need to be prepared for employees to reenact this rumble in the political jungle across offices, factories, and other workplaces nationwide.
Picture Different Outcomes It's tough to be prepared for a surprise attack, but Cassetta recommends visualizing how you would handle the situation if someone does grab you.
But we must be prepared for similar campaigns in the future, because when such "challengers" go out to the polls, their activities can easily descend into intimidation.
But he also pointed out that many of the other large technology companies do have exposure to China and said investors should be prepared for possible retaliation.
Businesses need to be prepared for on-site examinations in which regulators review institutions' policies and procedures, inspect documentation of past and pending transactions, and interview personnel.
Once you have your ducks in a row with infrastructure and resources, be prepared for some challenges as you shift your work life from employee to freelancer.
As a result it won't be moved back from the LZ [landing zone] — it'll be cannibalized for parts — as the pad will be prepared for Starship MkI.
A recent study in Nature Climate Change concluded that "ecosystems and society should be prepared for an increasingly disturbed future of forests"—in part, thanks to insects.
So be prepared for surprises on the next two Tuesdays when 85033 states hold primaries and caucuses to select another 942 delegates to the Democratic National Convention.
After the bodies of her parents had been retrieved to be prepared for burial, Tahera said her mother had three bullet wounds and bruises on her face.
The impending Capitalist attack was just one of countless threats a Soviet child had to be prepared for, even in the waning years of the Soviet Union.
In Colusa County, about 60 miles north of Sacramento, Jim Saso, the assistant sheriff, told The A.P. that he was warning residents to be prepared for evacuation.
My company, TenX, provides debit cards that people can use to spend their cryptocurrencies, so I want to always be prepared for whatever the future may bring.
As the old saying goes, if you swing at a kicking net, you better be prepared for it to swing back, and thus a viral moment was born.
So, just based on those stories and not remembering so much of my day-to-day life, I feel like I have to be prepared for that fallout.
Many chefs and restaurant owners say they try to be prepared for the customer who shows up with an unexpected cake because the practice is becoming so common.
The company's chief AI scientist, Yann LeCun, told Bloomberg that FAIR has a duty to "see around corners" and be prepared for future products and services, including robots.
"We have to inoculate against that, we have to be prepared for that," Pelosi said, referring to the possibility of Trump challenging the legitimacy of a Democratic win.
This not only represents a danger to people in the area, but a particular danger to areas that may not be prepared for the sudden rise of water.
It transforms from a sturdy, structured tote for day into an edgy snake-print clutch for evening, which means you'll always be prepared for whatever the day brings.
Do you think it would have been possible to be prepared for a launch like that, given how many people were playing the game pretty much right away?
Otis (and multiple peers) resign themselves to this credo, to getting the un-special sex out of the way so they can be prepared for the special sex.
Ride-hailing service Lyft will be "prepared for storm conditions, and encouraging drivers and passengers to put safety first before deciding to travel," according to a company spokeswoman.
"Along the Jersey shore, people have to be prepared for major coastal flooding and beach erosion," meteorologist Gary Szatkowski, in Mt. Holly, New Jersey, told Mashable via email.
Joining them this season are newbies Hannah Berner, Paige DeSorbo and Jordan Verroi — none of whom appear to be prepared for the wave of wackiness coming their way.
"It is a reality I'm afraid that London, New York, other major cities around the world have got to be prepared for these sorts of things," he said.
And to avoid being left in the dust, don't forget to add the future release dates to your calendar so you'll be prepared for when they hit stores.
But the words of a U.S. president will always carry weight, so we had better be prepared for a world where Trump's erratic tweeting drives global foreign relations.
In 2014, the ECB flagged a boom in prices for prime commercial real estate, urging banks, insurers and pension funds to be prepared for a change of fortune.
As practical in the kitchen as it is on a campsite, this multipurpose scissor is perfect for the survivalist who likes to be prepared for any unforeseen circumstance.
During a campaign rally in Montana on Thursday night, Trump dismissed concerns that he would not be prepared for the summit while also brushing off criticisms of Putin.
Rather than believe you're flawless and nothing can go wrong, accept that obstacles are bound to show up and that you'll be prepared for them when they do.
With increased geopolitical worries threatening markets at every churn of the 24-hour news cycle, CNBC's Jim Cramer wanted investors to be prepared for the next marketwide panic.
U.S.-China tensions over trade may have abated for now, but with China ready to escalate at any moment, Cramer wanted investors to be prepared for potential pain.
"I think she's going to be a good witness and I think we will be prepared for that and be prepared to refute any unjustified criticism," Cornyn said.
Traders need to be prepared for this oscillation behavior where the value rallies and falls, but does not test the upper or lower edges of the trading band.
"Nebraskans should watch the forecast closely in the coming days and be prepared for severe weather events in conjunction with potential historic flooding," Ricketts said in the declaration.
When you decide you want to arm wrestle with Secretary of Defense-designate Jim Mattis about it, be prepared for your bosses to give him what he wants.
Though many of us anticipate some significant body changes during and after pregnancy, knowing what will come doesn't always mean that you'll be prepared for such dramatic changes.
San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz, a frequent critic of recovery efforts since the September hurricane, worried that Puerto Rico won't be prepared for the upcoming hurricane season.
In fact, getting good grades is awfully difficult when you are working 50 hours a week on your sports and might not be prepared for college-level work.
" The deluge of slut-shaming character assassination that takes over the narrative of their lives "is a shocking thing that I don't think anybody could be prepared for.
No matter how advantageous your position is for you, if your organization holds to a point of view that's contrary to social norms, be prepared for the fallout.
Those in professional fields historically dominated by white people, including law, medicine and politics, say that the pressure to be prepared for these moments can feel particularly acute.
"If and when the Supreme Court decides to return the issue of abortion back to the states, we want to be prepared for what comes next," he continued.
The U.S. Surgeon General warned on Tuesday that Americans should be prepared for a larger outbreak of coronavirus, but stressed that it shouldn't be a reason to panic.
You could replace the plaster with Sheetrock, according to Mr. Reeve, but be prepared for a messy and involved job, which may be why the super discouraged it.
Law enforcement officials say the public should be prepared for interruptions to two basic functions: quick responses to all 911 calls, and the right to a speedy trial.
Every piece of investment advice I received was tempered with the harsh reality that I needed to be prepared for my portfolio to take some hits over time.
You need to have a certain level of confidence in your skills and experiences in order to be prepared for the next level in your career, she says.
It holds that children should be prepared for the workplace of the future—and that the workplace of the future will demand individuality, creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking.
Nonetheless, it's still smart to be prepared for anything so we've rounded up some pocket knives and multi-tools that may come in handy on your summer adventures.
"Be prepared for fires or any power outages or the Corona Virus," a posting for what appeared to be dehydrated meal kits typically used for the military said.
At a meeting last week, House Republicans were advised on security precautions so they would be prepared for protesters at town-hall-style meetings or their district offices.
President Obama met with federal emergency response officials on Tuesday and said the public needs to be prepared for the 2016 hurricane season, which starts on June 1.
If you wanted to invest in ways that were good for the environment, you had to pay a stock-picker high fees and be prepared for low returns.
Yet if the primaries deliver Ms Warren the presidential nomination, she will need to be prepared for voters to give her health-care plans a more thorough examination. ■
LONDON — If you wear a very eye-catching green coat while attending the premiere for a major Hollywood movie, you'd better be prepared for the Photoshop-based consequences.
We don't want you heading into the Thanksgiving weekend with a bad attitude, we just want you to be prepared for the inevitable: like relatives bickering over politics.
When we do, I'm not sure he'll be prepared for what's in store—not just meeting 17 donor kids, but realizing that we've all forged a "family" together.
In 1790 in George Washington's first annual address to Congress, he stated to be prepared for war is one of the most effective means of preserving the peace.
Let this be a lesson for all of us: If you're going to come for the office supply jewelry market, you best be prepared for a sick Twitter burn.
But one of them, Nigel Farage, later rowed back on his comments, saying he didn't want a new vote but that Brexit campaigners needed to be prepared for one.
That doesn't mean the WHO should have held off on issuing recommendations, he says, just that people should be prepared for this guidance to change as we learn more.
Yet "especially in a country like Russia", he says, "where the rules of the game are not always very clear", in general you "should be prepared for a fight".
Premier Li said on Saturday "we must be prepared for a tough battle" to keep the economy growing, while pushing hard to create more jobs and restructure inefficient industries.
"There's a lot going on right now that car shoppers are dealing with, which could be especially hard for people who might not be prepared for it," Jones said.
Despite the popularity of Hillary Clinton in the polls prior to the election, Jim Cramer earlier this week advised investors to be prepared for a Donald Trump surprise victory.
Anyone who wants to run for office needs to be prepared for the toughest thing they've ever done in their life, but also the most fun they've ever had.
Be prepared for members of your family to ask awkward questions about your relationship, and maybe even implement some rules during the trip (separate bedrooms, no date nights, etc.).
In the 2017 version, the motherly teapot will be played by Emma Thompson, who should be prepared for what being attached to such a beloved Disney property could mean.
That's why keeping track of your unique symptoms and triggers can help you be prepared for an incoming migraine and, in some cases, stop it before the worst arrives.
So my question to you is: Other than giving you money, which we should all do, what can we do to help to be prepared for the next time?
"When the 2008/2009 downturn happened, I didn't have enough cash saved, and I promised myself that I would always be prepared for potentially a recession again," he said.
Howard Baker, the incoming White House chief of staff, was advised by his predecessor to be prepared for a possible invocation of the 25th Amendment due to Reagan's incapacity.
You can interpret this the way many MRAs do, that women have won the war, made men an oppressed class, and now should be prepared for a triumphant comeback.
Her father taught her to be prepared for the worst, which, in his case, meant having a bunker in their home, stocked with emergency canned goods and other supplies.
And that's why we ask people to be prepared for three days, and you know hopefully in these landmark events, citizens will start to take these preparedness measures seriously.
There comes a time when every driver ends up with a flat tire — it's an inevitable occurrence that you should always be prepared for when you're on the road.
More and more, school shootings are being treated not as a horrific tragedy that could be avoided, but an act of inevitability that students need to be prepared for.
In an interview with CNBC Make It via email, Zhou shared three pieces of advice for entrepreneurs: Zhou said entrepreneurs always need to be prepared for what's to come.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I think she has the right to say what she wants to say but I think she better be prepared for people to not pay any attention.
Since 103/210, the nature of world conflict had changed; the military needed to be able to fight more than two wars, and to be prepared for unconventional threats.
"We need to make plans, we need to be prepared for the worst as always," Renault Sport F1 managing director Cyril Abiteboul told Reuters at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
They get way more complicated as a business owner, and you need to be prepared for that from day one because you don't want to mess with the IRS.
Be prepared for remote meetings Remote meetings can be just as productive as those with everyone sitting around a conference table, but they take a little more prep work.
President Trump and company should be prepared for the consequences of this decision —because the people most likely to be disappointed in this Glum New World will be themselves.
Governor Andrew Cuomo said New Yorkers should be prepared for widespread business closures and stay-at-home orders to last for months to combat the surge in coronavirus cases.
Banks must be prepared for interest rates to remain low for a longer time — which will squeeze profitability for lenders, deputy chief executive of Societe Generale said on Thursday.
Also, though these plans allow you to dodge brokers fees, many of them charge enrollment fees, so be prepared for some upfront costs when purchasing stock from the company.
If you travel to an area without an outbreak, you should be prepared for the possibility of being quarantined if an outbreak develops in the region where you're traveling.
A veteran Wall Street analyst says tech investors, particularly those in semiconductor stocks, should be prepared for a "potentially severe demand shock" as tech stocks tumbled further on Monday.
"Be prepared for a higher number of interviews depending on the role," said Brooke Shepard, a former EVP who worked at Weber for 16 years before leaving in February.
He remained with Ms. Dumala and her family until early that Saturday, when he was returned to the funeral home to be prepared for the trip to his homeland.
But Mr. Wang has also said he never expected to become the head of the party's anticorruption agency, and has warned officials always to be prepared for unexpected tasks.
The deputy secretary of State reportedly said Tuesday that the United States must be "prepared for the worst" if diplomatic efforts to combat North Korea's aggression do not succeed.
Should that happen, the press should be prepared for a Vesuvian eruption from Trump about how the media are the enemy of the people, intent on promoting fake news.
With the U.S. Department of Commerce on the cusp of deciding whether to place tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, Cramer wanted investors to be prepared for the fallout.
Still, you should be prepared for possible questions about how much you give, which may lead inevitably to ones about how much you make and how much you have.
It is drilled into us that scene safety is dynamic and we have to be prepared for danger at any moment should anyone become violent or have a weapon.
"If a country goes to war with another country or another people or another community, I think they have to be prepared for things like [that] to happen." he said.
Yet those expecting a whiz-bang film should be prepared for a more cerebral and emotional experience, admirable for its ambition and tone, if not wholly satisfying in its payoff.
Shouldn&apost he be preparing that everybody from washing machines to food staples are going to get caught up in this and you, America, have to be prepared for that?
"We don't know how matters stand and how political decisions might affect the economy," Eder said, adding that one had to be prepared for import restrictions in the United States.
Still, the measures go well beyond what's available for Touch ID, suggesting Apple wants to be prepared for any users that end up on the wrong side of the algorithm.
"Any buyer of Santos would need to be prepared for ongoing engagement with government and public scrutiny for many years going forward," said Saul Kavonic of energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
Ocean Warrior is expected to arrive in Australia at the end of 2016 so it can be prepared for the activist group's 11th whale defense campaign in the Southern Ocean.
They will also have more restrictive rules around the use of capital, and be prepared for the available portion of the line to be lower than your cash on hand.
Bulgaria's per capita real gross domestic product is 6,300 euros ($7,350), a fifth of the euro zone's average, raising concerns that it may not be prepared for such a leap.
I'd say it's safe to order Front Row Shop's trendy wares, but just be prepared for slight differences in fabric texture or details compared to the photos on the site.
"We must be prepared for volatile stock markets, and cannot expect such a return every quarter," the fund's Chief Executive Yngve Slyngstad said in a statement, reiterating an earlier warning.
U.S.-China tensions over trade may have abated for now, but with China ready to escalate at any moment, CNBC's Jim Cramer wanted investors to be prepared for potential pain.
"It is at the moment unclear if that will be the case after Brexit, so the advice from our legal team was to be prepared for any outcome," she said.
Period underwear, absorbent underwear designed specifically for menstrual blood, is a useful way to be prepared for an irregular cycle or to provide back-up for tampons or menstrual cups.
"I think they [Bayer] need to be prepared for groups, including farmers, that have viewed the Monsanto brand in a very skeptical way over the past quarter of a century."
If Turbo Grafx 16 is still coming out, be prepared for this to maybe dominate the lyrics, unless he has some new, harsh words for his (former?) "friend" Donald Trump.
As Britain begins the process of splitting from the European Union, investors should be prepared for a difficult road ahead for the country, expert Fran Burwell told CNBC on Wednesday.
Making the decision to start a family is a beautiful thing, but what you might not be prepared for is how long (and emotionally complex) the ride ahead could be.
So whether you actually have a formal invite on your calendar or you just want to be prepared for all the one day/what-if events you've imagined, shop away.
If bad guys are gonna start being more innovative, then we're gonna have to adjust so we're a couple steps ahead of them every time and be prepared for it.
"These confrontational war-mongering remarks cannot be interpreted in any other way but as a warning to us to be prepared for a war on the Korean Peninsula," he said.
The novel coronavirus "very well might" become cyclical and the US needs to be prepared for it to return seasonally, Dr. Anthony Fauci said at the White House on Wednesday.
I'm grateful for my own mother, Lynette Schwartz, who taught me from a young age to always expect the unexpected and be prepared for the things that you cannot see.
Even with the vast computing power of Google, which operates giant data centers around the world, Waymo won't be able to train its computerized "driver" to be prepared for everything.
At a televised news briefing, Toshiyuki Matsumori, an official at the meteorological agency, advised people in the area to be prepared for follow-up quakes of around the same intensity.
If you check into the Kimpton Hotel Palomar San Diego after work but before dinner, as I did, be prepared for crowds taking advantage of the daily wine social hour.
But I doubt even he would be prepared for the visceral thrill of Nicholas Hytner's electric reckoning with this oft-performed play currently at the Bridge Theater through April 15.
Begin checking the bacon at the 12-minute mark, but be prepared for it to take up to 20 minutes for the meat to reach your preferred level of crispiness.
Most brazenly, Marty Obst, a senior Pence adviser, told a Republican donor that Mr. Pence wanted to be prepared for the next presidential race in case there was an opening.
"To say I'm going to run one day and go out there – this is a huge commitment to the people and I want to be prepared for them," Bollier said.
"This is going to be Buttigieg's turn in the spotlight, and he had better be prepared for the worst," said Aaron Kall, director of debate at the University of Michigan.
In a report dated last week, the United Kingdom-based firm speculates about two hypothetical "cyber events" that could cause global damage cybersecurity insurance providers may not be prepared for.
The efforts Gottlieb outlined are a good start—though he should be prepared for powerful industry interests to try to delay or derail them, as they have in the past.
McDaniels also says to be prepared for expenses beyond the down payment: Inspections, new furnishings, moving costs — all of these add up, and you need the savings to pay them.
Frank Lindenberg, vice president of finance and controlling at Mercedes-Benz Cars, said the company had to be "prepared for a kind of transition" once it rolls out electric cars.
"Companies evolve, change and fail and employees, and even business owners, need to be prepared for the unexpected," said Mike Silane, a chartered financial analyst with 21 West Wealth Management.
Hayes said the number of children crossing the border are always in flux, and just because the HHS facilities are currently empty, they have to be prepared for another surge.
Almost any question on the topic is fair game, and panelists must be prepared for even the most specific questions regarding everything from dining options to which characters sign autographs.
"I don't know if I would recommend this profession, but if this is really what you want to do, then be prepared for the ride of your life," he said.
"All of our efforts now are to prevent the sustained spread of the virus in our community, but we need to be prepared for the possibility that it will spread."
We had a 10% correction recently so we should be prepared for that sort of thing to happen again but there's no reason to believe a bear market is lurking.
When your mother is Kim Zolciak Biermann, you better be prepared for her to document much of your life on Snapchat, and no one knows that better than her daughter Ariana.
On-call shifts require employees to be prepared for a shift they may or not actually be working, with the knowledge that they could be called off at the last moment.
Festival organizers told a news conference that performances would resume after the storm blew over, and said they had warned some 92,500 participants before arriving to be prepared for bad weather.
"To be prepared for...a two-front war, the huge deficiencies and obsolescence of weapons, stores and ammunition existing in the Indian army do not augur well," said the army's report.
The duo should be prepared for when "poorer" arrives, even if that simply means there are no more free pairs of sunglasses to be had or Bravo billboards to pose for.
In this age of political polarization, the United States must be prepared for violence from the left, the right, jihadists, and also those who subscribe to hard-to-categorize conspiracy theories.
Sure, everything is happening and you will not be able stop a fire and have it wait for you, but you can have everything ready and be prepared for whatever happens.
People shouldn't focus on where the eye will come ashore but should listen to local authorities and be prepared for rain through the weekend and possibly into next week, he added.
"Be prepared for water over roads due to rapid rises on creeks and streams or even water flowing from farm fields," the NWS in Des Moines, Iowa, said in an advisory.
What America should be prepared for, it appears, is an intense, vicious and dispiriting campaign, the result of which will be a 45th president faced with an even more divided country.
Warsh would be charged with piloting policy forward, a task that he would be prepared for as a former Fed official acquainted with the nuances and granularity of central bank activity.
When trans people receive love from their parents, they're far less likely to experience mental health issues that statistically plague the community, and are more likely to be prepared for life.
The Forest Service is working with its interagency partners to be prepared for potential increases in the fire activity by strategically staging smokejumpers, engines, crews and equipment to reduce response time.
"We see relatively little impact because our export volume to the U.S. is not that much, however, in the long term we should be prepared for global trade protectionism," Park said.
Schwarzman said that all entrepreneurs must be prepared for emotional pain and failure, and that they have to devote themselves fully to a unique project in order to make it worthwhile.
First we see the Falcon Heavy liftoff, and soon after its two booster rockets separate and return to Earth in controlled landings, intact and ready to be prepared for future missions.
Instead, your collection should reflect your personal style — and be prepared for whatever situations life may throw your way (we're talking date nights, heavy periods, even Netflix-and-chill nights in).
"We are still aiming for a 10 percent return on sales, but have to be prepared for a kind of transition, with a corridor of 8 to 10 percent," he said.
And be prepared for a "You lie" moment, like the startling rebuke yelled at Obama by House Republican Joe Wilson during a health care speech to a joint session in 2009.
"Plants were told to be prepared for more Russian oil next year ... Liaoyang will be the main participant as it's poorly located for seaborne shipments," said one of the refinery sources.
New York's governor, Andrew Cuomo, held a news conference on March 224.96 in which he advised New Yorkers to be prepared for a shutdown that could last up to nine months.
SAN DIEGO/NEW YORK - As the number of coronavirus cases climbs globally, with more and more cases appearing in the United States investment advisers must be prepared for possible business disruptions.
"Like every other system in the world, their system is going to become overwhelmed at some point, and so we want to be prepared for when that eventuality comes," she said.
CNBC's said Friday that the stock market remains in a feeble position, the bond market is flashing a warning sign and the investment community should be prepared for more coronavirus uncertainty.
But "La Ibero," an elite private Jesuit institution, must have seemed to promise a polite reception, where students would ask well-meaning questions that the future president would be prepared for.
"If he goes to Italy, they're not going," he told Good Day New York earlier this year, adding that his sister "has no choice" but to be prepared for a divorce.
If you're going to pass notes, leave early, or play with fidget spinners during Trump's impeachment trial, you had better be prepared for Stephen Colbert to crack some jokes about it.
Be prepared for the time commitmentAnother thing you&aposll need to estimate — and likely double or triple the number to get an accurate read on — is how much time fundraising takes.
I'm doing so because I think what I am describing has a possibility of happening, and I think people who are invested in this presidential election should be prepared for it.
With the U.S. Department of Commerce on the cusp of deciding whether to place tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, CNBC's Jim Cramer wanted investors to be prepared for the fallout.
So, to those of you dedicated to upending business as usual, in case you had any illusions, Obama's comments prove that you better be prepared for the fight of your life.
One of the things lawyers are telling people like Ms. Mosso, 38, is to be prepared for the worst and to get their paperwork in order to keep their family together.
And if you're going to go on journeys like this, you better be prepared for pain, disappointment; and eventually you wear the world down, they give up, and then you're off.
PREP I look in my work bag to see what the first three meetings are that I have to be prepared for, and I do the same thing with my son's schoolwork.
Markets have recovered nicely following Britain's vote to leave the European Union, but investors should be prepared for a potential wave of selling, Needham Growth Fund Portfolio Manager Chris Retzler said Friday.
Asked on local television whether it was more likely NAFTA would survive or die, Videgaray said there were reasons to be reasonably optimistic, but that Mexico should be prepared for all eventualities.
Having tried everything from boot camp to barre classes, I thought I would be prepared for any workout, but this was definitely one of the most challenging classes I have ever tried.
"Although the U.S. should be prepared to accept all concessions Kim is willing to make early on, such as closing the nuclear test site, it must be prepared for a phased approach."
Instead, they use their participants' motivations and worries — from yearning for new friends to wanting to be prepared for school shootings — to justify their virulent "military subtext," as Blesener once put it.
Thelander said many companies have tools in place to combat fraud, such as for card-not-present charges (the $22015 billion estimate), but they may not be prepared for the sudden uptick.
Days ago, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi signaled to House Democrats that they should be prepared for an active legislative agenda in the 116th Congress should they win the majority of House seats.
Plus, if you pay your mobility bill through the app, they'll notify you in advance if your payment is higher or lower than you're expecting, so you'll be prepared for any fluctuations.
"Management should be prepared for and willing to listen to investor comments about selling more of those modules," two Citigroup analysts, Todd Bault and Erik Bass, wrote in a note on Tuesday.
When interviewing the entertaining and unpredictable cast of Outlander, you have to be prepared for anything – including when a certain cheeky star decides to do an impromptu impression of an Internet meme.
The United States must be prepared for consequences if it tries to stop Iran from selling oil and using the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif warned on Wednesday.
Even though electric vehicles are generally cheaper than gas, you should be prepared for the cost of driving one – particularly if you are not able to charge at home or at work.
We have to be prepared for it and the American people have to be informed about what this all looks like so they can recognize when it's being passed around the internet.
"I think at this point we need to be prepared for a hard Brexit as a very realistic outcome," Mnuchin said at a hearing of the U.S. House Committee on Financial Services.
The United States must be prepared for consequences if it tries to stop Iran from selling oil and using the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, warned on Wednesday.
Washington (CNN)Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser apologized Thursday to district residents for the city failing to be prepared for an inch of snowfall that came down on the nation's capital Wednesday night.
A word of advice: if you're going to tweet at J.K. Rowling and question her right to tweet about political matters, you should probably be prepared for a fairly no-nonsense reply.
Tennis Australia head of performance Wally Masur warned him pre-tournament to be prepared for the grind of the minor tours if he fails to win a match at the U.S. Open.
"It tells us that this wave out there is beginning to break against Britain and that we've probably got to be prepared for more," UK counterterrorism expert Michael Clarke told ABC News.
Flipping houses can be rewarding and a good investment, but you should be prepared for unexpected problems, budget increases, time-inducing mistakes, a longer renovation timeline, and issues selling on the market.
Szymoniak said the decision to specifically design a school with so many elements specifically to be prepared for a mass shootings inside the building was prompted by the frequency of school shootings.
"The general lesson that emerges from the review of recent central bank experiences is the need to be prepared for new situations where liquidity assistance might be required," the BIS report said.
These days, toy companies have a different message for parents as they hawk their coding toys: Your kids will have fun, but they'll also be prepared for the jobs of the future.
In a Q&A, be prepared for the "Why Now?" question Randy and Eric both love to ask entrepreneurs why now is the right time and place to be starting this business.
If Ford is serious about having its new subsidiary succeed, it needs to be prepared for it to participate in that process — creating products that undermine the profitability of its parent company.
"It's recognizing there's a bump in the road ahead, and what are we going to do when we get to that bump — are we going to be prepared for that?" he said.
"I do think she will need to be prepared for not being taken seriously in this because of some of the language and rhetoric that comes from her husband," Ms. McBride said.

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