The beautiful boundaries we set: work boundaries, parental boundaries, sex boundaries.
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Being assertive about boundaries and respecting the other person's boundaries.
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Being unclear about boundaries because so many boundaries have been crossed.
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Tried to span the not only geographic boundaries, but political boundaries, as well.
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But every candidate should set ethical boundaries early and stick within those boundaries.
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And it transcends all the boundaries, all the racial and sexual and cultural boundaries.
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Set boundaries Setting boundaries is key to dealing with passive-aggressive behavior, Wilding said.
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The boundaries are clear and the AI is programmed to work within those boundaries.
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Explore where your values lie, what you believe in, and your boundaries—Saturn loves boundaries!
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"My expertise is in the study of boundaries, what makes social boundaries more rigid," Lamont said.
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Titus Andromedon has helped break some boundaries for LGBT characters on television — what boundaries still remain?
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What helps me is knowing that when I break boundaries I'm helping others also break boundaries.
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We always push the boundaries when it comes to content, we always push the boundaries with product.
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She wants to exceed her boundaries, boundaries that are put on her by authority structures, cultural conventions.
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"You can't expect other people to respect your boundaries if you aren't respecting your boundaries," she said.
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If communities are defined in some sense by their boundaries, online communities have only the flimsiest of boundaries.
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Nothing expresses mastery over the boundaries of a shared knowledge better than the act of pushing at those boundaries.
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It's more about pushing boundaries — not as much about abusing the situation, but knowing when to push the boundaries.
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Some boundaries were harder to overcome—emotional boundaries, like men breaking down, falling apart emotionally, and showing their vulnerability.
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And while contamination levels at Rocky Flats historically have tested within standard boundaries, those boundaries have changed several times.
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As Fedor detailed in a Medium post, algorithmically optimizing district boundaries for compactness (such as Bdistricting) or randomly generating the boundaries actually leads to districts that are more gerrymandered than the boundaries drafted up by politicians.
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This practice will help children establish their own physical boundaries and recognize the boundaries of others at an early age.
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I explored boundaries of good taste but those boundaries were not rendered elastic by the endless expanse of social media.
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Like raising a child — you've got to give them the boundaries, and you either follow the boundaries or it's chaos.
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Once the Supreme Court has defined the boundaries of a constitutional right, a district court may not redefine those boundaries.
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Baloch pushed boundaries Yet in Pakistan, her flirty antics were unusual, pushing the boundaries of what's acceptable of women in Pakistan.
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The study demonstrates that the culture of so-called 'flexible work boundaries' has, for many, spiraled into 'work with no boundaries'.
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In the digital world, there are no boundaries, which in itself is empowering for those that are constrained by multiple boundaries.
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Monitoring, controlling and protecting organizational communications at the "endpoint" – or the external boundaries and key internal boundaries of the information system.
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This is also a day to be super respectful of other people's boundaries and to reflect on your own boundaries, too.
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I myself have thought when I was younger that the boundaries of my community were the boundaries of this very Earth.
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Rule 2: If they did not respect your boundaries in the beginning of the relationship, they will not respect your boundaries later.
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But, regardless of her surroundings, she's always been pushing boundaries in painting, and those boundaries are the limits of the frame itself.
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As his partner puts it in the Facebook post, Gaines gets to the root of the problem, sets boundaries, and respects boundaries.
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Newgrounds was a place for experimentation, but it was also a place to push boundaries often for the sake of pushing boundaries.
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"I know there are issues across boundaries, where species are moving across boundaries," he said, adding that federal involvement is appropriate there.
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I'm going to operate within the boundaries of what is strictly legal, and I'm going to push those boundaries if I can.
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So borders can be boundaries, boundaries can be transgressed, or not; borders confine people, but the absence of borders is not freedom.
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That, in turn, is a reminder that in a practical sense, most enforcement of legal boundaries doesn't actually happen where the boundaries exist.
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In the '21s, the simple act of breaking boundaries had seemed worthwhile, but by 22019—post-web—most obvious boundaries had been broken.
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District boundaries That's where another issue -- gerrymandering, the use of partisanship in drawing the boundaries of congressional and state legislative districts -- comes in.
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The mine was located within the original boundaries of the Bears Ears National Monument before the Trump administration shrank those boundaries in December.
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While in the past I've had more experiences than I can count where men I've dated tried to push my boundaries, with clients, I've learned to be clear about what my boundaries are from the start—and pushing those boundaries costs money.
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It is, however, an occasion on which to reflect—on your boundaries (Saturn is all about boundaries) and on the rules in your relationships.
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Gangs all too often impose boundaries to mark their turf, and the poorer the neighborhood, the more intricate and plentiful are the gang boundaries.
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SA: You ask what the boundaries are with adult children, but the truth is that every parent and child collaborate to define those boundaries.
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Like the boundaries between two slime mold cell fusing into one, the boundaries between human societies are eroding and engulfing one another through technology.
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Her writing pushes the boundaries of genre — her vignettes are spare, resembling prose poetry — but so does her identity push the boundaries of easy categorization.
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Today, that means setting boundaries—this can be very hard to do, especially when you're dealing with people who have weak boundaries of their own.
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When geologists identify boundaries between layers that appear to be global, those boundaries become candidates for formal recognition by the International Commission on Stratigraphy (ICS).
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Crossing boundaries In his presidential campaign Trump regularly crosses the boundaries others honor, even calling on his supporters to physically eject protesters from his rallies.
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The impact that residential segregation has on educational opportunities for schoolchildren is especially profound, given the close nexus between school attendance boundaries and neighborhood boundaries.
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" For Blanco, the collaboration asked, "How can we question all boundaries, and not just replace one for another or say all boundaries are completely wrong?
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The reality is that very few tangible urban amenities - including school attendance zones, city boundaries, water systems and voting districts - are coterminous with ZIP code boundaries.
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New maps show the bog boundaries tracing perfect 90-degree angles and straight lines — lines that happen to match the boundaries of the companies' land holdings.
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It's important, when discussing the boundaries of Senate procedure, to remember that the Senate largely imposes those boundaries on itself, through self-adopted rules and norms.
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There's a certain thrill in violating taboos and operating outside of normal social boundaries, and games like this give us permission to cross those boundaries without guilt.
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If you're willing to listen, lay out boundaries, monitor and make sure those boundaries stay in place, you can turn that toxic employee into a promising one.
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Set boundaries for yourself Getting over a breakup takes time and, "During that time you're going to have to impose some strict boundaries for yourself," says Thomas.
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We are still in a place where people are exploring the boundaries of anonymity and exploring the boundaries of what it means to be connected globally, instantaneously.
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At first go, "having boundaries" or "creating boundaries" or, NERP, "enforcing boundaries" feels like the worst stuff of self-help and self-actualization, like refusing to participate in the fundamental mess that is human relationships, and putting faith in that refusal instead of what's possible in the mess.
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In the Netherlands, instructors hold school workshops to teach boys to recognize and respect the sexual boundaries of others, as well as how to set their own boundaries.
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However, having been among those whose job is to operate on the boundaries, I know that those boundaries shift depending on whether Americans feel safe or feel scared.
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We could refuse the political boundaries imposed on us, for what are boundaries but limits, and who are Americans except people who refuse to believe anything is impossible?
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Now, 173 years after Israel's 217 boundaries were drawn, even Israeli security experts don't quite know why the Shuafat Refugee Camp was placed inside the Jerusalem municipal boundaries.
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As drag kings one of the major things we look at is breaking down those boundaries; if the boundaries weren't there then we wouldn't be able to break them.
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Students everywhere collectively gulped in dismay at the exceptionally high boundaries this year: Looking at the unofficial mark scheme for maths v Looking at the grade boundaries #GCSEResults2016 pic.twitter.
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She eschews labels like "feminist," which, she says, among some Hasidim connotes women who want to overstep religious boundaries separating women from men — boundaries that Ruchie continues to observe.
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"Just as Picasso was shocking in his time, this may feel like it is transgressing the boundaries of art," she said, "but it makes you question your own boundaries."
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The series, as represented by "Crossing Boundaries" (2015), addresses the boundaries and limitations of gender in her native Pakistan, where religious conservatism had a profound impact on her early life.
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Many, many posts have been written about the question of whether to "fire" a bridesmaid, boundaries crossed by future mother-in-laws, and boundaries crossed by grooms at bachelor parties.
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Most states require congressional maps to respect geographic boundaries, and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has specifically said the state's new map should respect boundaries for the sake of promoting competitiveness.
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We need boundaries around this ambiguous, endless stretch of time that's all around us, so anything that can create differentiation, boundaries, or difference is really good for us right now.
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It's usually a very challenging problem because it falls to water companies, and their boundaries don't correspond with the boundaries of cities, so it's difficult for cities to act on it.
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"In the mind there are no boundaries between ideas and concepts," reads a quote that marks the beginning of Transcending Boundaries, digital art collective teamLab's new exhibit at London's Pace Gallery.
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That's how communities that form around shared values, like religious or other beliefs, often work: In concert, they form practices and boundaries, and then support one another in maintaining those boundaries.
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" And, speaking of boundaries ... "Aren't you on my property?
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" Then added, "I didn't overstep boundaries, now did I?
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When Neptune is involved, it can be hard to maintain boundaries—but the sun will also clash with Saturn on April 229, finding you having deep conversations about boundaries, responsibilities, and plans.
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The boundaries commission will be chaired by a non-South Sudanese and shall conduct a referendum "on the number and boundaries of States of the Republic of South Sudan" within eight months.
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The findings highlight the notion that managing wildlife within human-imposed boundaries requires communication and cooperation with the authorities beyond a preserve's boundaries, and could have implications for wildlife management programs elsewhere.
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Three federal judges on Monday ordered North Carolina's state legislature to draw new legislative district boundaries within a month, the latest ruling against boundaries drawn by Republicans that judges have found improper.
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"We found no evidence that Noel influenced the DOI's proposed revisions to the GSENM boundaries, that Zinke of other DOI staff involved in the project were aware of Noel's financial interest in the revised boundaries, or that they gave Noel any preferential treatment in the resulting proposed boundaries," read the cover letter to the report, obtained by The Hill.
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At every party, I have my soft boundaries (things I may only be into, depending on the scene and general atmosphere of the event) and hard boundaries (things that are completely off limits).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — Dance that pushes sensual and temporal boundaries and sculpture that pushes formal boundaries share a solid connection while simultaneously remaining, in many respects, in distinct opposition.
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The aim is to draw boundaries based on geographic features like watersheds and to have agencies share regional boundaries to help them with cross-cutting issues like projects that require multiple agencies' approval.
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A reader, DMFraser from Toronto, put it this way: He has tapped into a national anger and is riding an anti-establishment wave that doesn't recognize any boundaries, let alone political party boundaries.
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Condom use, bondage, dirty talk, sexting: the app lets users set their boundaries before an encounter — boundaries that can be adjusted at any time with a tap and shared with a potential partner.
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Or if you're feeling a little bit uncomfortable, you might set boundaries like staying for a certain amount of time, or boundaries around what you talk about or are willing to engage in.
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Morgan clearly knows his boundaries, and he's still the coolest.
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We push boundaries; we adapt foods and create something better.
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When he tests boundaries, acknowledge and call out as fascism!
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I didn't have boundaries between my aspirations and their approval.
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Their work has been pushing some of those boundaries forward.
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You give the child positive reinforcement and set reasonable boundaries.
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Puertolas hopes to push the boundaries with this new model.
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It's an important time to be clear around your boundaries.
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Are people listening when you are asking for those boundaries?
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How can I learn to set boundaries in a relationship?
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It was never an attempt to push my external boundaries.
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Not just physically, but are your emotional boundaries strong, too?
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It's important to reevaluate your boundaries and state them clearly.
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In order to get better, I had to break boundaries.
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Communication doesn't flow easily, and it's important to set boundaries.
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Request a fresh start and politely set boundaries whenever necessary.
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DEMOCRATS thought they knew the boundaries of acceptable economic discourse.
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But someone has to draw those boundaries, and defend them.
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This chick has no boundaries and needs to be fired.
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Some councils have been buying up assets outside their boundaries.
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The glasses symbolize different perspectives, and the boundaries of thought.
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"Idaho has a tradition of pushing these boundaries," Trahant said.
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At best, this disconcerting scene may help viewers understand boundaries.
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Those boundaries, Moen and Kelly's work suggested, were possibly counterproductive.
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Love is in the air and it knows no boundaries.
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Identify your boundaries, intentions, and desires, and then own them.
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Put a strict emphasis on due diligence, boundaries and expectations.
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While a baseball field has boundaries that determine fair vs.
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Well, what happens when programs break out of their boundaries?
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They are a way of flirting around boundaries and borders.
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Boundaries that were once porous became fixed, leading to disputes.
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Meanwhile, he takes Molly's boundaries as a challenge to overcome.
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And the boundaries of protecting personal space have been reset.
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The estimate doesn't include damages in cities within its boundaries.
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"Boundaries are the key; they keep you alive," Chic warns.
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In Hill House, the boundaries between living and dead waver.
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The key, he said, is setting boundaries for our kids.
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They're crossing boundaries, melding sounds like no one has before!
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Recreational fishing will still be permitted within the monument's boundaries.
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Powerful emotions come up and boundaries become an important theme.
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Thank you for pushing the boundaries of what was possible.
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Such deeply personal questions test the boundaries of medical ethics.
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"These boundaries are subject to huge uncertainty," Oliver told me.
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This is an important day for setting boundaries and expectations.
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This is a good time to think about your boundaries.
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If not, respect their boundaries and don't pressure or push.
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I've written long enough to know where the boundaries are.
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In the best comedy, taboos are broken and boundaries punctured.
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It's an important time to be firm about your boundaries.
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And they're pushing the boundaries of what we're capable of.
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They were authentic expressions of him probing his own boundaries.
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Zeman has also tested the constitution's boundaries in appointing governments.
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Conversely, West's show was a moving experience that broke boundaries.
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Swimsuits For All is once again breaking body image boundaries.
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But she didn't want the disorder to define her boundaries.
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Get clear about your goals and boundaries around cash today.
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Pham wanted to honor culinary tradition, but still push boundaries.
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I'm most interested in pushing boundaries, working with future sound.
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We are, once again, contained by the boundaries of nature.
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This type of feminism isn't pushing any boundaries in 2017.
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"In his lifetime, he was constantly pushing boundaries," Dweezil says.
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This is a time to be clear about your boundaries.
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Write within your boundaries and write songs that mean something.
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But that false opiate security eroded all of my boundaries.
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About 25 rely on them to determine state legislative boundaries.
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I don't want to think how far my boundaries are.
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Boundaries fizzle accordingly, yielding a vast spectrum of tender gestures.
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Temperature, air pollution, and climate do not respect international boundaries.
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Saturn is the planet of fear, challenges, boundaries, and restrictions.
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We would not stop them expressing their opinion within boundaries.
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Recent developments in biotechnology have moved the boundaries as well.
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I'm assimilating, mate, still trying to figure out the boundaries.
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Make your boundaries clear instead of making your life messy!
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The question, then, is where the new boundaries will settle.
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And meanwhile, I can focus back on my defensible boundaries.
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" Kozora responded, "I apologize if I have overstepped my boundaries.
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What allows them to sidle across the boundaries of taboo?
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I'm sure I pushed the boundaries on many security issues.
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The problem: I didn't create strict enough boundaries for myself.
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So, you know, still trying to push boundaries a bit.
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It takes different forms and crosses demographic and political boundaries.
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Her flaws are within the boundaries of the human race.
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Fox still insisted to me that he was drawing boundaries
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Kelly is a community organizer with the No Boundaries Coalition.
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There is a difference between encouragement and respecting people's boundaries.
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Reflect on your needs around privacy, boundaries, and feeling secure.
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The police, again, become that entity that polices black boundaries.
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There are obviously boundaries, but she just steps past them.
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Daniel: I think that [society] really undervalues boundaries and limits.
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Most virtual reality content today simply explores and tests boundaries.
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Does it "count" if it crosses boundaries into hip hop?
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It's important for you to reflect on your boundaries today.
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Being clear about your boundaries is very important this evening.
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Focus on setting boundaries, especially around money and your time.
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The salt helped Hanindyojati envision the boundaries of the space.
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Try to be flexible, but be clear around your boundaries.
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Bartenders are pushing boundaries and trying weird and wonderful things.
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Be compassionate, but definitely be very clear about your boundaries.
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It was a classic prophylactic rule, one with clear boundaries.
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You want to seem committed but also know your boundaries.
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The new coronavirus knows no national borders or social boundaries.
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Sometimes in an emergency like this, you push the boundaries.
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"What are the boundaries that are being crossed?" she says.
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In the end, elementary school boundaries were largely left alone.
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Academically speaking, the boundaries of sexology are still somewhat vague.
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I suspect he is lonely and unaware of appropriate boundaries.
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Recovering after heartbreak is about boundaries, space and finding yourself.
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Loss rockets him into spaces where meanings and boundaries blur.
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Its boundaries are commonly identified with the 11756 ZIP code.
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But other wavelengths of light extend far beyond these boundaries.
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It didn't seem like there were very many boundaries, though.
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You draw boundaries around what's appropriate behavior for your staff.
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I mean he just wanted to stay within the boundaries.
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Should therapists' boundaries be different — looser — with terminally ill patients?
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Mr. Trump has pushed the boundaries of what is acceptable.
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This phenomenon underscores the blurry boundaries of China's state sector.
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They should decide their ethical boundaries as precisely as possible.
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Billie Eilish pushed boundaries with her fashion choices in 2019.
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My instructions to them is that there were no boundaries.
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And defining Harlem's boundaries with precision has long been elusive.
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They must live outside the boundaries of the village proper.
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Public health knows no borders, no boundaries, nor should it.
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"Talk about your boundaries along with your desires," Goldwyn says.
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Setting boundaries is just that in another version of that.
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Within U.S. boundaries, Muslim minorities are being targeted and ostracized.
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These are important decisions defining the boundaries of US culture.
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Currently, Brazil's president retains the power to set such boundaries.
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"Those boundaries are there to keep you safe," she writes.
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It's been a movement that's tried to maintain its boundaries.
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Why are they careful to emphasize these boundaries and distinctions?
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When people violate your boundaries, follow through with clear consequences.
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This is one way to set boundaries for yourself. Delegate.
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Mr. Trump had already pushed the boundaries in other ways.
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So, this is the one that we put boundaries on.
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A few Chinese publications with private funding were pushing boundaries.
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I'm reckoning with restrictions and limits and boundaries right now.
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Ms. Holzer's resistance to truth telling apparently knew no boundaries.
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His deep roots in the Mormon Church transcend political boundaries.
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In college, they learn about boundaries and what constitutes assault.
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They lead the "Borders and Boundaries in World Politics" project.
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McGrady: I didn't lay out expectations clearly or boundaries clearly.
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Most national boundaries have something to do with a war.
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Artists by their very nature are supposed to push boundaries.
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Growth is taking place, boundaries being set, and commitments considered!
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"They want to push out the boundaries," Mr. Varvatos said.
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We can call back remember all the boundaries and layers.
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The key to building successful workplace relationships is setting boundaries.
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Like contemplating the ocean, it needs boundaries to provide meaning.
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"I'm a comedian who pushes boundaries," Gillis said last week.
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To me, that's more dangerous, because the boundaries are limitless.
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Create boundaries and take a minute to hear yourself think.
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Soon, many in the group were seeing their boundaries fall.
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You just really need to have good boundaries for yourself.
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Intuitive, sensitive Water sign Pisces can be bad with boundaries.
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Keep an open mind, but demand respect for your boundaries.
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Should you cross inappropriate personal boundaries with a professional colleague?
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"The good news is the 22025-270 boundaries have broken down; the bad news is the 240-5 boundaries have broken down," Steve King, partner at small business consulting firm Emergent Research, told Recode.
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The boundaries between pop culture and politics have always bled together, but today—with a reality TV star as the President of the United States—those boundaries have become difficult to discern at all.
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For me, dating a neo-liberal (what I would argue most liberals are today) crosses many moral boundaries similar to how dating a non-vegan crosses many moral boundaries for many vegans, including myself.
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Those feelings of tension also tend to dissipate when family members realize the boundaries were created for personal mental health reasons, and that setting boundaries doesn&apost mean a person is shunning their family.
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City boundaries, and how far they extend beyond an urban core, impact local races too; some jurisdictions that include suburban areas may be more hotly contested by Republicans than cities whose boundaries include fewer suburbs.
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I don't intentionally push boundaries, I just do what I do.
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Crucially, state legislatures will redraw US congressional district boundaries in 2021.
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The great thing about today is the boundaries are being blurred.
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Expect sober conversations about commitment and boundaries, not cuddles and cake.
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It does not care about national boundaries, or race or religion.
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Once you set the boundaries, they actually do respond to it.
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Well, I'm the first fall Scrooge, so I set the boundaries.
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"Any person who crossed boundaries has to be punished," he added.
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Get clear on your boundaries, and be sure to express them!
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Heilmann prefers instead to explore the boundaries of geometry and color.
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The black maxi dress is a frock that knows no boundaries.
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Saturn is all about boundaries, while Neptune likes to dissolve them.
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Trump's bold new world is already pushing the boundaries of tolerance.
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That's what creativity is about—experimenting, pushing boundaries and shocking yourself.
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The exhibition complicates the artificial boundaries separating art, design, and craft.
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Artist MJ talks about pushing beyond the boundaries of traditional folk.
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Today, there do not seem to be any boundaries at all.
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"Our virtual reality reveal today has pushed technology boundaries," said Callum.
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This is how the boundaries of presidential authority are gradually discovered.
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Regardless of the motive, this is when boundaries come into play.
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Just going to continue pushing the boundaries of electronic dance music.
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If someone's boundaries are crossed, that sabotages intimacy and breaks trust.
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What Gordon was able to do was break down those boundaries.
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Be clear about what your boundaries are—to yourself and others.
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The book catalyzed a debate about the boundaries of nonfiction storytelling.
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This is a time for new coalitions that cross old boundaries.
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Another abandons temporal boundaries and is told in "loops" of time.
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But that night I sought its boundaries and rules for solace.
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Communicate your boundaries before you hook up—and ask about others'.
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Conversation will be focused on your home and your personal boundaries.
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Will the boundaries on the globe not change in our lifetime?
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We're going to take out the artificial boundaries, the artificial lines.
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The question of responsibility and boundaries in biohacking isn't exactly new.
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Nevertheless, with time, the boundaries between reality and virtual reality fade.
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Despite fierce protests by some white families, the boundaries were redrawn.
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And George W. Bush enthusiastically pushed the boundaries of presidential power.
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It's important today that you're very firm about your emotional boundaries.
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"We're still exploring the boundaries of its capabilities," he told Fridman.
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As the sign of limitlessness, boundaries can be tricky for you.
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So, how do you set boundaries without sounding like a jerk?
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Researchers push gently on the current boundaries and see what gives.
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Other actors have been nominated for roles that crossed gender boundaries.
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But Eddie can't respect boundaries, even in his own personal relationships.
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It's when we start creating boundaries that we get into trouble.
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His government has gerrymandered electoral boundaries to enhance the BN's chances.
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That said, it is a great day to reflect on boundaries.
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They want him to rewrite the boundaries of the politically possible.
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If Your Family Hates Your Job Remember that your boundaries matter.
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The colorist's approach to Beyoncé's color is to always push boundaries.
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He gets a boner, because he doesn't know what boundaries are.
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Miles Davis, Ornette Coleman, and Coltrane were always pushing the boundaries.
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By reusing images across works, temporal boundaries collapse into malleable fictions.
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This is a major time to check in on your boundaries.
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And Milania's a good kid too, but she has no boundaries.
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Aren't we as creative people supposed to break boundaries and barriers?
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Now the boundaries separating the inside and the outside are shattering.
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It's important to establish healthy boundaries that make your expectations clear.
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But setting firm boundaries will save you from stress later on.
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Breaking boundaries and reminding all girls that you can be ANYTHING.
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Thoughtful and empathetic conversations about commitments and boundaries are taking place.
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They were pushing past their boundaries in a very big way.
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The spilled material remained within the boundaries of the mine site.
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Saturn's energy is all about boundaries—are you clear on yours?
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The moon connects with Saturn, finding you reflecting on your boundaries.
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There were no limits or boundaries of decency or good taste.
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Forgiveness, letting go and putting up strong boundaries will be themes.
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Take away: Set healthy boundaries on your smartphone and internet use.
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Millennials, it seems, don't like staircases, or clearly defined room boundaries.
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We need to establish boundaries between our personal and professional lives.
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Though he's not laying down the law in terms of boundaries.
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Based on that knowledge, set your personal boundaries before you go.
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This is an important time to reflect on boundaries and privacy.
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Retirement security is one of those issues that crosses partisan boundaries.
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They're just too adorable and too floppy for dated human boundaries.
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To hear Beth tell it, love can only thrive without boundaries.
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"Real queerness means pushing boundaries of what is forbidden," says Leap.
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It's a major week for setting your personal boundaries in relationships.
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How will real-world boundaries be respected in a virtual realm?
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America's opioid misuse epidemic knows no geographical, partisan, or ideological boundaries.
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The Moon in Libra asks you to set boundaries today, Cancer.
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Boundaries are important not only in relationships but with yourself, too.
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So screw those boundaries and the concept of a therapist-bot.
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Instead, use your energy to reflect on your boundaries in relationships.
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" Koza said that under his proposal, state boundaries "would not matter.
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The groups felt boundaries in a new federal system disenfranchised them.
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This is a wonderful time to reflect on closeness—and boundaries.
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Be clear about your boundaries, and watch out for power struggles.
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It's a great time to reflect on and restate your boundaries.
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"Set your physical boundaries and stick to them," says Derick Dillard.
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" Kim, to Kourtney: "Good to have learned these boundaries this season.
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As a former exotic dancer, Kuba is keenly aware of boundaries.
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Swimmers pushed the limits of performance and the boundaries of sportsmanship.
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"Show full size" means it may reach beyond the boundaries.5.
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Regardless, Google's actions here suggest that some boundaries shouldn't be challenged.
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Odds are, you can stretch your boundaries more than you think.
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American entrepreneurship has always pushed the boundaries of invention and ingenuity.
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The eponymous Grand Staircase, meanwhile, stretches far beyond the monument's boundaries.
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And surprisingly, older women have nudged her to push past boundaries.
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Respecting people's boundaries is simply a part of being a streamer.
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Group conflict hardens the boundaries between groups and reinforces the identities.
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What are the POC's boundaries when it comes to this trip?
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The courts may well take us back to the original boundaries.
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However, this does not mean the present unfair boundaries must stand.
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They dealt in familiar Republican themes and operated within certain boundaries.
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"Boundaries are an important part of mental health," said Dr. Ducharme.
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Be kind, but maintain boundaries, and stand up for your needs.
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These ideas and the violence do not recognize boundaries or borders.
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But religious groups already cross First Amendment boundaries to proselytize prisoners.
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Major cities California, Oregon, and Washington have drawn urban-growth boundaries.
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Harness Leo's proud lion energy to stand firm in your boundaries.
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This gives them a lot of freedom, but also sets boundaries.
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But most importantly, I want to teach my kids about boundaries.
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Be upfront with sex workers about payment, expectations, and boundaries.2100.
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It's an important time to be firm about your emotional boundaries.
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Respect others' boundaries and beliefs, and don't forget your own, either.
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I don't want to push the boundaries with something like this.
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You get so much freedom from acting – no boundaries, no judgement.
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It's an especially good time to get clear on your boundaries.
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It also keeps me from pushing my boundaries with all this.
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Here are some projects changing the boundaries of science and design.
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And with her latest look, she's truly redrawn the beauty boundaries.
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I always imagined that people who set boundaries were, like, graceful.
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They are pushing the boundaries of what glass is capable of.
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And by the by, being open doesn't mean living without boundaries.
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Saturn rules boundaries and rules, while Neptune dissolves everything it touches.
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BCFS confirmed that these would be fireable offenses that crossed boundaries.
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"He was this enigma that pushed all the boundaries," she says.
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You want to be generous with everyone, but boundaries are important.
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Boundaries will be pushed, and you'll learn who you can trust.
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Now Musk is pushing boundaries in the factory that makes them.
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Interpretations of modesty differ across religious boundaries and even within them.
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But it has faced criticism that its boundaries are somewhat arbitrary.
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In your mind, what are the boundaries of the Styles section?
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But yes, Miss Manners knows that the boundaries are often violated.
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The national media should expand the boundaries of the debate. 2.
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Lawmakers should redraw school district boundaries to include more diverse populations.
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It started off with boundaries, and then it started getting confusing.
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We have boundaries and a new perspective, a manifestation of place.
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Mr. Trump has shattered boundaries, at least those his predecessors observed.
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So we're very mindful of each other's boundaries and constant communication.
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Fathers are often the guardians of gender boundaries, especially for boys.
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The problem is that those precincts don't align with neighborhood boundaries.
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"You've got to have boundaries or there is chaos," she observed.
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Drone warriors shuttle back and forth across such boundaries every day.
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"It's really letting them know what the boundaries are," she said.
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It's without boundaries, which is what makes the playing field even.
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While she lived for the rush, Lauren also had her boundaries.
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"But let me check with you about your boundaries," Opie said.
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But like any artist, and any skateboarder, he pushes the boundaries.
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Others routinely found ways to sneak around or through the boundaries.
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Those two groups can now discuss borders and boundaries, she said.
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Editors, in turn, felt they had a license to push boundaries.
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Overall, he says, about 40% of his clients don't respect boundaries.
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She tries to establish firmer boundaries with her cloying mother, Shelley.
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Some cities have larger boundaries, with suburbs included within city limits.
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" Singer's characters experience a city in which "the boundaries seemed fixed.
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Curb frivolous spending by setting up clear, firm boundaries for yourself.
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America's demand for drugs illustrates the boundaries of what's possible in
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According to Evil Hat, setting boundaries early leads to better games.
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We all have different cultural boundaries that other cultures don't understand.
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But soon I was pushing the boundaries of this anthropomorphizing impulse.
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Children are given the freedom to challenge and cross gender boundaries.
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You're pushing the boundaries, and it's a bit of a thrill.
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Busting the boundaries of pop music, ballet, opera, theater and design.
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Those mother-daughter boundaries blur real fast with diseases like this.
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But some also said it's O.K. to set boundaries for yourself.
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Sustaining the legitimacy of racial boundaries requires suppression of these narratives.
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Use today's energy to reflect on boundaries and rethink your plans.
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Use today's energy to reflect seriously on your commitments and boundaries.
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Regardless of how a country reacts, technology does not understand boundaries.
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There are very few boundaries among the ways that Maira works.
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Donald Trump has pushed the boundaries of ethical norms as president.
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Boundaries fall on a spectrum between overly porous and too rigid.
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Parents can also set up verbal boundaries and use shared accounts.
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That means creating new perspectives, acquiring new skills and pushing boundaries.
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Whether "Twin Peaks" pushed the boundaries of TV. No, no, no.
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Am I pleased that the Bears Ears Monument's boundaries were reduced?
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If you can capture that, there are no boundaries in life.
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Saturn binds things and people together—but Saturn also symbolizes boundaries.
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Those boundaries are porous, and crossings in any direction are negotiable.
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Like a sound, her works radiate their effect beyond visual boundaries.
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As our boundaries widened, all of humanity would become our country.
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Azur has a curious mind, and he wants to push boundaries.
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K. rap, grime, black music — I'm trying to push those boundaries.
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He is incredibly grateful to them and respectful of their boundaries.
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"We cannot think about this in terms of boundaries," she said.
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The community's boundaries are commonly identified with the 07853 ZIP code.
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We like to kind of push the boundaries when we're playing.
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Operational boundaries will be enforced by the electronic leash of geofencing.
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Their boundaries are fixed—learn where they are and keep away.
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In terms of pastoral roles, there's a real negotiation of boundaries.
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He has no boundaries about commenting on their appearance or sexuality.
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It's how we've pushed boundaries and promoted freedom around the world.
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Reflect on your boundaries and your needs concerning privacy and safety.
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With that said, let's talk about the current boundaries of reconciliation.
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This evening, make time to reflect on and discuss your boundaries.
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"In the past 10 years we have seen such an explosion in public gender awareness, understanding, and a willingness to explore boundaries and the social norms that contributed to the construction of said boundaries," she says.
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I think it was brilliant for them to make that turn with the show, so it becomes clear that even within masquerade practice there are clear boundaries, and those boundaries are now getting challenged and pushed.
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Director Alma Har'el frequently uses blurred boundaries (between past and present, sets and reality, dreams and waking life) to tell this story about other blurred boundaries (between father and son, money and affection, trauma and recovery).
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Moreover, so long as urban-growth boundaries are in place, the cost of land per housing unit is still higher for high-density housing than for single-family housing in places that don't have growth boundaries.
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The agreement says state boundaries will be drawn by an independent boundaries commission appointed by Inter-Governmental Authority on Development, the regional trade bloc, within two weeks of the signing of the agreement in Addis Ababa.
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The municipal boundaries of many settlements in the West Bank are extensive, enabling Israel to argue that housing units built near the fringes of those boundaries are not new settlements, but only neighborhoods of exiting ones.
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" Her work requires her to carefully navigate the boundaries between her personal life and her male customers' fantasies in order to protect both her privacy and physical safety, and "everything is a flow of boundaries and instincts.
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The new boundaries are generally drawn up by a state's governor and Legislature, and so the party in power tries (without making it too obvious) to draw boundaries designed to benefit itself — a process known as gerrymandering.
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In the gallery space, Shechet blurs the boundaries between inside and outside.
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No one can say that he does not push his own boundaries.
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It's amazing where the boundaries are of how honest one can be.
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For example, early sex-ed would involve lessons about communication and boundaries.
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I've learned over the years that kindness and creativity have no boundaries.
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Delhi's chief concerns though are over its boundaries with Pakistan and Bangladesh.
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Still, the boundaries with the game world remained at least partly visible.
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The moon squares off with taskmaster Saturn, encouraging you to set boundaries.
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For English fans, however, there was a certain aptness to counting boundaries.
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Because of this, the boundaries between their finances were already somewhat blurred.
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And when you consume that data, you apply boundaries of meaning-making.
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Gerrymandering is the manipulation of electoral boundaries to gain a political advantage.
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CNN: Were there any boundaries between the girls and the first lady?
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Even if the laws are effective, they'll be limited by local boundaries.
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I'm tempted to see E., but I have to set my boundaries.
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Many of those genes are shared across racial, cultural, and geographic boundaries.
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Venus is an affectionate energy, but Saturn is the planet of boundaries.
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Long weekends are great to build on your trust and establish boundaries.
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It's important to strike a balance between empathy and emotional boundaries today.
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The pictures they produce are characterized by diffuse boundaries between different objects.
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It's a strictly single-player experience with clearly defined boundaries and goals.
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Pricey Harrison (D), who helped redraw the legislative district boundaries last month.
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Just because I live in the boundaries doesn't give them the right!!!!
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Do you ever worry about being too outspoken, or crossing any boundaries?
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But they believe their presence puts boundaries on Trump's most extreme actions.
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National boundaries were instead drawn along the lines of Western colonial interests.
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She wholly celebrates living outside the mold and thrives on pushing boundaries.
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It still bumps up against all the same creative boundaries as before.
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This is not the first time DHS has seemingly overstepped its boundaries.
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We believe that music has the power to transcend boundaries and borders.
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"He has no boundaries," a former senior White House official told Axios.
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Those are all familiar politics, with familiar boundaries, in a familiar system.
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Pay close attention to who bullies you or breaks some boundaries today.
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Setting boundaries while black can cost you your job or your life.
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Few people are able to see beyond the boundaries of their time.
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Every so often electoral boundaries are redrawn to correct these irregularities. How?
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"It is about shifting the boundaries and shifting the norms," Pankowski said.
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But what if there was another way to set boundaries for biohacking?
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At the end of the day, it's all about respect and boundaries.
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Tonight brings a solid energy for communicating your needs, boundaries, and plans.
|
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But for Kim, information transparency is an issue that transcends disciplinary boundaries.
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Reflect on your boundaries, especially in terms of your relationship with money.
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"I don't think we're bumping up against unreasonable boundaries yet," says Belfiore.
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At what point are the boundaries of social media pushed too far?
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Lively is serious about raising a girl who knows no boundaries. 12.
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These women are breaking boundaries to inspire the next generation of girls.
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The "establishment lane" may not have had such clear boundaries after all.
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For years, tech activists have called for more transparency about these boundaries.
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"It's celebratory of epic human beings and always pushes boundaries," she said.
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You are an unwelcome guest outside of the boundaries of familial comfort.
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But trauma requires surgeons to operate across anatomical boundaries under extreme pressure.
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Being the president's science adviser isn't a job that has precise boundaries.
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Constituency boundaries and term limits were altered at about the same time.
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And that's why we watch porn, to push our boundaries around sex.
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They will work together to help us create healthy boundaries this week.
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Yet the advent of social media has blurred some of these boundaries.
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But remember that it's not selfish to have boundaries and say no!
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VICE News stayed the night to explore the boundaries of #Resist capitalism.
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But this is a unique situation that falls outside the normal boundaries.
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The thing is about needing boundaries, but I think that is fine.
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" A White House adviser tells Politico: "He doesn't really know any boundaries.
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The Spurs are pushing the boundaries, too, just in a different way.
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It's important to be clear about your boundaries during this time, Libra.
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Enugu, for example, is well beyond the boundaries of the Middle Belt.
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Learning how to become and unbecomeinside the boundaries of letter after letter.
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"I will not violate the physical boundaries of the patient," Watts says.
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It's so important for you to set boundaries around these themes, Sagittarius.
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You're reflecting on your boundaries as the moon connects with serious Saturn.
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This year celebrity attendees pushed fashion boundaries and it definitely paid off.
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Now we're going to expand ShotSpotter to the boundaries of those districts.
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"For friendship to survive, you have to draw boundaries," Dr. Bonior says.
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Clearly, both Sophia and Shane struggle with boundaries between work and life.
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Success and fulfillment often depend upon your ability to set good boundaries.
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Sober clients understand these boundaries but wasted clients often ignore the rules.
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When it comes to targeting, Cruz's mobile app is pushing the boundaries.
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As long as interactions stay within socially acceptable boundaries, then it's cool.
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The boundaries of protected free expression on our campuses must be expansive.
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The diverse lineup represents a cross-section of artists pushing musical boundaries.
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There is a strong theme around consent and violated boundaries in Raw.
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They were always pushing boundaries even of what rock 'n' roll is.
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Turkey maintains that some of those boundaries fall onto its continental shelf.
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It's so important at this time that you keep your boundaries strong.
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Witches blur the boundaries of biological sex as well as cultural gender.
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The Moon enters Sagittarius today, encouraging you to reflect on your boundaries.
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I wasn't just born understanding myself and knowing what my boundaries were.
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" Still, like Franz Ritter, he was optimistic: "There are no insurmountable boundaries.
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It has a defined geographic territory, even if those boundaries are amorphous.
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"Set your own boundaries and be very clear about it," Unsworth says.
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A monthly report helps to set both expectations and boundaries, Currier says.
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Spotify's complicated algorithm struggles to push the boundaries of your own habits.
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Until now, state and federal officials assumed those boundaries no longer existed.
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You haven't been challenged to push your boundaries and accept new assignments.
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My generation has moved beyond the boundaries of traditional expressions of conservatism.
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The boundaries between safety and human dignity are are pretty thin here.
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It's a fantastic evening for discussing boundaries and commitments with a partner.
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The 'besharam' name comes through all the boundaries I want to cross.
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There will be no boundaries — no limits to the ugly divisive speech.
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As jobs and talent have clustered, expertise has spilled over urban boundaries.
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The history of nationhood is a history of boundaries marked on land.
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After all this time, it's good to know that have clear boundaries.
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One advantage of Furman's approach is that it cuts across ideological boundaries.
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His employer, Valero Energy, is pushing industry boundaries in its own right.
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Chapman challenged the human body's limits, pushing the boundaries of the possible.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the boundaries of Sunset Park.
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"I think the instructors were just going to put boundaries on it."
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Ratified by 109 countries, this first treaty sets boundaries for space travel.
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In just the past few months, Republicans have pushed even more boundaries.
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Maintain your personal boundaries by putting personal appointments on your work calendar.
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But he also always pushed boundaries and was entrepreneurial from early on.
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The IRS has drawn some boundaries on who can claim the deduction.
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You have different needs and boundaries, and that's OK—we're all different.
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It's so important to be clear about your boundaries at this time.
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This is also a crucial time to get clear around your boundaries.
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Some stress at home pops up today, so make your boundaries clear!
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MY GREED KNOWS NO BOUNDARIES, HEDONISM IS THE ONLY WAY TO FULFILLMENT.
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She has reached across all of the boundaries that everybody can understand.
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We need to actually see the farthest boundaries of our idea space.
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Is everyone living up to their responsibilities, and are boundaries being respected?
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This is an important time to strengthen your boundaries in your relationships.
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You know what you want, and it's time to set some boundaries.
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If we want to prevent that, we should proactively define the boundaries.
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Respect boundaries and ways people feel comfortable with nudity, tactility, and sex.
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It spilled over the boundaries of genre to engulf the entire country.
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It's a good time to be clear around your needs and boundaries.
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But made really clear boundaries as to be respectful to each other.
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Be clear about your boundaries and your need for privacy and stability.
|
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This is also an important time to get clear on your boundaries.
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The Moon is in Capricorn today, encouraging you to reflect on boundaries.
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You're stepping into your role as an authority and reestablishing your boundaries.
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Setting boundaries in your personal life is an important theme today, Libra.
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Reflect on boundaries and your sense of security and privacy today, Taurus.
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It's an important day to reflect on—and set—your boundaries, Libra.
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It's an important time to get clear on and express your boundaries.
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It's changing the boundaries of how we think about what we think.
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It's an important time to be clear about your values and boundaries.
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Besides, an integral part of a friendship is acknowledging and respecting boundaries.
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Pollution continues to impact all of us, and it knows no boundaries.
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Is there something about working with younger musicians who are pushing boundaries?
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Certainly, there are rock musicians who push the boundaries of the form.
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We don't always set the right boundaries or model the right behavior.
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The reporters in the Geräteraum sought to observe clear boundaries with Pinto.
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The state's new districts hew more compactly to county and town boundaries.
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With each series, Ruff pushes the boundaries of photography further and further.
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Yosemite's boundaries shifted seven times over industrial-scale forestry and mining interests.
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Some argue that placing racial boundaries around expressions of fandom is unnecessary.
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Your ruling planet Mercury connects with taskmaster Saturn, helping you set boundaries.
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The decision means the court-drawn boundaries of Virginia's third district stand.
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And have the courage to set boundaries to make wiser choices now.
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But Mr. Modi is not India's first leader to push the boundaries.
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Look for us pushing boundaries — seeking parity in pay and congressional representation.
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Deleting this material raises difficult questions about the boundaries of free speech.
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Innovation comes from pushing boundaries, from pushing rules and pushing comfort levels.
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It's rehearsing the identification and setting of boundaries, a legitimately invaluable skill.
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But it highlights how fast traditional boundaries in health care are dissolving.
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The second time management issue is a severe allergy to setting boundaries.
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"There would be no boundaries," Mr. Herzog said in a telephone interview.
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You can negotiate rates, you can request that they keep certain boundaries.
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They are crossing boundaries that you do not want them to cross.
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You wanted an artist who'd push the boundaries of the new institution?
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In that moment you realize the boundaries of what's possible have expanded.
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He wrote a memoir, "No Boundaries: A Cancer Surgeon's Odyssey," in 2005.
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We have set boundaries and divided all of our clients and responsibilities.
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"We're really pushing the boundaries," Dr. Milliken said of the study methodology.
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But he has also been careful to set his own ethical boundaries.
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But as in Mr. Kavala's case, Mr. Erdogan's sweep knows no boundaries.
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"I don't know that we really pushed any boundaries here," she said.
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His images, visually rich and evocative, pushed the aesthetic boundaries of photography.
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The only firm rules are the boundaries political actors set for themselves.
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Student activists are naturally going to test boundaries and make maximalist demands.
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Disputes over boundaries would be settled by a court-appointed special master.
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Past presidents haven't tested these boundaries and therefore courts haven't weighed in.
|
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There is a need to reduce those uncertainties and have clear boundaries.
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Apple's iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus continue to push the boundaries.
|
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The solutions it sets forth are about respect, establishing and maintaining boundaries.
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"We are yet looking at the legal boundaries of that," Sanghera said.
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"If it's weakening or eroding because people think the boundaries have shifted."
|
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There were fewer boundaries defining someone as an artist or a scientist.
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For young children, it may start as acceptable to cross gender boundaries.
|
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But, beyond shifting and mysterious boundaries, no journalist may stray without risk.
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Still, Ehsani said, parents need to play a role in setting boundaries.
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" Rarely has Mr. Zorn pushed the boundaries as much as in "Jumalattaret.
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I've always loved a woman who uses language to push the boundaries.
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Each one stretched the boundaries of what it meant to be human.
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Can you name the tribes within the boundaries of your home state?
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To be free of boundaries and the "stereotypes" of non living items.
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Except unlike with money-for-sex arrangements, here there were no boundaries.
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The meth, in other words, both replaces the fee and obliterates boundaries.
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The very design of the meeting, almost ignoring national boundaries, is disruptive.
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Do your best to draw boundaries that will allow you to recharge.
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"The political and cultural boundaries of Europe are potentially shifting," he said.
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The Supreme Court sets nationwide boundaries on how far states can go.
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The Supreme Court sets nationwide boundaries on how far states can go.
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Luca feels unmoored from the boundaries of time that have always existed.
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Sometimes this means erasing boundaries between indoors and outdoors, buildings and environment.
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That didn't stop him from pushing the boundaries in other areas, though.
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When approached, Republican members attempt to fashion boundaries on Trump-related engagement.
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Holding yourself to those boundaries doesn&apost make you a bad person.
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Jennifer Lopez has been pushing the boundaries of our thirst for decades.
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STEIN: Put it this way--I don't trust their sense of boundaries.
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Or as Bloom glosses it: More Life Into a Time Without Boundaries.
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There are no public middle or high schools within Cole Valley's boundaries.
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Especially one that broke so many boundaries and pushed so many buttons?
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I breached the trust and overstepped the boundaries between student and teacher.
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" The therapist then looked at me and asked, "Where are your boundaries?
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In addition, it's important for you to set boundaries with your family.:
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There is a need to reduce those uncertainties and have clear boundaries.
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I challenge its boundaries and how leather can be worn and shaped.
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A city's boundaries are clearly drawn; cross a line, and you're there.
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Don&apost be afraid to break down some boundaries. Tech. Finance. Engineering.
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"Outside" is how villagers refer to the world beyond their constricted boundaries.
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Given carte blanche to break down boundaries, Ms. Neuwirth went all-out.
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Cuddle parties are not about sex but about setting boundaries and connecting.
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Geographical boundaries are meaningless, and it can circle the globe within hours.
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These boundaries have an outsize impact on millions of people's daily lives.
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Stress at home bubbles up, and it's time to set some boundaries.
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Setting boundaries at work doesn't have to be a huge to-do.
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Because much online activity crosses state boundaries it falls under federal jurisdiction.
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Segers's disregard for the boundaries between mediums makes him feel very contemporary.
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Mental and emotional boundaries are trickier to understand because they are intangible.
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Visualize your boundaries getting crossed and imagine how you'll handle those situations.
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We [eventually] talked about holding space for people and living with boundaries.
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At times, it is as though there are no rules or boundaries.
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" In his apology, Gillis claims "he is a comedian who pushes boundaries.
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Or teenagers' advice for fellow teenagers on how to set healthy boundaries?
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And the best way to do that is by establishing healthy boundaries.
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Bazelon: Do you worry about women losing out from boundaries like that?
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Knotweed often rudely breaches its intended boundaries when included in landscaped plantings.
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Along the way, Sackler also reset the ethical boundaries of medical marketing.
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As specials have proliferated, stand-ups have increasingly pushed these shows' boundaries.
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Your mother-in-law and her boyfriend seem unconcerned with honoring boundaries.
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An improvement at home or concerning security or your boundaries takes place.
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From video installations to pioneering net art, Cheang never stopped pushing boundaries.
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The boundaries Trump crossed with Comey were many, according to the testimony.
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Until then, it's up to the workers to draw their own boundaries.
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Music is constantly changing, what's in trend, what boundaries can be pushed.
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Part of the focus is on developing physical, emotional, and psychological boundaries.
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Reflect on what safety means to you and what your boundaries are.
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"Neither of us had any facade or barriers or boundaries," she said.
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I think she was the one who pushed the boundaries the most.
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I especially enjoy pushing the boundaries of what is private and public.
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It took awhile to build up this internal strength to have boundaries.
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Perhaps because these rules benefit the majority, they don't feel like boundaries.
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The band had famously blurry boundaries between their business and personal relationships.
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Reflect on your boundaries, Cancer, because people are likely to cross them.
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But cohesion, when feminism's and femininity's boundaries are involved, may be overrated.
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The moon enters Sagittarius, asking you to get clear on your boundaries.
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Or, if you want, you can choose not even to HAVE boundaries!
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