Be careful with what you read, be careful with what you retweet, and be careful with what you share on Facebook.
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Just be careful with those scissor hands ... but really, be careful.
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I want y'all to be extra careful in the theaters this weekend. CAREFUL.
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Partanen is a careful, judicious writer and she makes a careful, judicious case.
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We said we would be careful of our shots, careful not to foul.
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Not every waiter who dances in pain to your table crying, 'Careful, sir, careful.
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"They're all saying, 'Be careful, be careful,'" he said, peering in through the glass.
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Careful opportunists win and the establishment worries that Sanders won't be careful or opportunistic enough.
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"My wife — be careful how you tell her — oh be careful," he told his secretary.
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As they gazed up at her intently, she saw they were saying, Careful , girlie , careful .
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It all comes back to careful diagnosis, careful consideration of when medications are indicated, and careful consideration of the right medication for the right patient — despite all the other factors.
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Installing the mirrors has been a careful process Installing the mirrors has been a careful process.
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Trump, thankfully, has surrounded himself with careful military advisers, but he is not making careful statements.
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Umpire Murphy said "be careful, Nick, be careful what you're saying" when he used the word "rigging".
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You can attach it to Grip handle and shoot footage while walking around, biking (careful!), snowboarding (very careful
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Nonetheless, he must be careful to avoid a backlash at home, which makes him careful what he says.
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I want to be more careful about this too because I feel like we were ... JL: Oh. Careful.
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True archaeologists are extremely careful when dealing with human remains, because only careful treatment can produce meaningful scientific information.
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In Istanbul, I became careful about how I talked, careful not to sound—not to be —Orientalist or Islamophobic.
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Be careful: If either partner has a vagina, be careful not to get ice cream too close to their vulva.
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You have to be careful — really careful — if you want to enjoy your hard-earned millions and avoid the slammer.
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Be careful who you talk to, be careful who you hang with, watch yourself because people try to hurt you.
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Be careful that you don't sign a sheet when you have lost a polling station and be extra careful with that one.
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Nate tells Wes to be careful, but Wes tells Annalise everyone must be thinking she's the one who should be careful around him.
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Careful study after careful study after careful study has shown that the rise of Donald Trump as a political figure is the result of a long-running transformation of the Republican party's voting base in which racially resentful whites became the dominant force.
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In the paper, the researchers called for a more careful use of genetic testing tools and a more careful interpretation of genetic test results.
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Be careful where you store your iceAnother worthwhile piece of advice is to be careful about where you keep your ice in the freezer.
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" Ms. Jacobson, the film producer, said, "There's an importance to a careful vetting and a careful reposting and not just a free-for-all.
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I think they were being careful because their situation was that they had to be very, very careful because they could not pick sides.
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Just do as the characters do: Bring up a really uncomfortable topic, and then mutter "careful ... careful" when your companion tries to address the issue.
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In the NOAA's "Careful Catch" brochure, the agency explains how important careful catch and release guidelines are for maintaining the population of all marine species.
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Even a careful cyclist is likely to crash about once every 4,500 miles and, based on personal observation, many city cyclists are anything but careful.
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Certainly, a mother's soft-spoken advice to "be careful" elicits a much different response than someone yelling "Be careful!" from the passenger's seat of your car.
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"But I stand by my view that journalists should be careful, sometimes more careful than they are, with what they say on social media," she maintained.
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" Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a speech last week warned Hezbollah — and Lebanon — to "be careful what you say and more careful what you do.
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But be careful, if you're the type of person who likes to release a good fart, you have to be careful not to shit all over the place.
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"The Senate has always been very careful about its decorum and very careful about how senators act on the floor, how everything looks on the floor," Koed said.
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He tried to be careful that I didn't see the drugs, but I did, and he tried to be careful not to do them in front of me.
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Better not ... I think we just be careful ... I have to be careful about tempting fate, because I think often the most ironic outcome is the most probable.
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" — combined with real anxiety — "Please, please be careful.
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" — SETH MEYERS "You gotta be careful out there.
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"It's important to keep careful headache diaries and keep careful notes in order to be able to prove to the insurance company that the treatment is worth it," Loder says.
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"The Fed knows it needs to be careful and they are going to be careful," said Scott Wren, senior global equity strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute in St. Louis.
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" Deciding not to kill Chatmon after a white woman unexpectedly appeared on the scene, the men let him go with a warning: "Now you be careful, boy, you be careful.
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"We are operating like a startup, but we are also very careful that we are part of a global brand so very careful about the governance that must happen," Rahman explained.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Be careful what you wish for.
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" She warns, "One has to be careful with analogies.
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It will fall of its own weight - be careful!
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Have fun -- but be careful, says the State Department.
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" "Careful, they say it can make you go blind.
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"remain" — be careful what you wish for — globalists vs.
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" Careful readers might pick out the acronym "DAIRY PRIDE.
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We were careful, and pointing fingers would do nothing. ●
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Can we please … not be so measured and careful?
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If you're not careful, they add up — and fast.
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" And I said, "I'll try to be very careful.
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Flower delivery guys ... you can never be too careful.
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Such rare fatalities can serve as careful reminders that food allergies can be severe and require clear communication between caregivers, careful inspection of food labels and having epinephrine available at all times.
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And as I tell my constituents, be careful what websites you go to, be careful what emails you open because you may be unintendedly inviting that malware or spyware into your system.
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Still, Clinton has to be careful about being too careful, and some think she should do something unexpected in the next few weeks to show she isn't merely running out the clock.
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It's a total disaster, and we have to be very careful in the United States, we have to be very careful and very vigilant as to who we allow in this country.
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We ought to take this opportunity to refresh our minds about what we have and be very careful, be very careful that we don't kill the goose that's laying the golden egg.
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The directions clearly say to be careful about getting the yeast wet, so if you&aposre careful and your child doesn&apost play with his food, this shouldn&apost be a problem.
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He said he has "been working in this business long enough that you're very careful not to feel vindicated in any moment" — not "you're very careful to feel vindicated at any moment."
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"Yes, I can say, the reason I sometimes sound careful with my words, it is not that I am hiding something, it is just that I am careful with my words," Clinton said.
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Careful not to break your neck, Pence Careful not to break your neck, Pence Mike Pence made a show of shaking his head throughout the vice presidential debate against Tim Kaine on Tuesday.
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They are careful in the language that they use (Putin's statement is cagey in this regard, at least compared to Trump's) and careful in how and when they decide to announce such changes.
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In the same way that we should be careful about who we give our social security numbers or fingerprints to, we should also be careful about who we purposefully give our DNA to.
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FBI: Lanza did not 'snap,' engaged in careful planning The behavioral analysis determined that Lanza did not "snap" at the time of the massacre but instead engaged in careful, methodical planning and preparation.
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Before rounding up the usual solutions, however, we should pay careful attention to the problems for which we are seeking solutions and be careful to avoid cognitive biases that distort our decision-making.
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With the rainy season beginning, the crews are careful not to let the material wash into storm drains — they're also careful to protect themselves from anything harmful that may be in the ash.
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But Scott is careful to position Deckard as a hero.
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This decision was made after much careful thought and consideration.
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If you want to do this, you must be careful!
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Just be careful when it comes to taking it off.
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We should be careful not to come across as condescending.
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But historically careful investors are slowly embracing the new industry.
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She's more careful about posting specific locations on social media.
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Also, be careful of criticizing your own looks and weight.
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I'm super careful about looking out for any possible deductions.
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We have to be careful of that across the board.
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You gotta be so careful with what you say now.
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"I just wanted to be careful what I sent," says .
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Be careful not to get swayed by sales pitches, though.
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You should still be careful with your credit cards, though.
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The lesson here: Be careful where you get your chargers.
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And remember: Be careful out there this Fourth of July.
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"I told him to be careful," she told the paper.
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They were careful to go slow and keep us safe.
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We all need to pay very careful attention to that.
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And be careful of what you post on social networks.
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But Zophres was careful not to make the dresses unrelatable.
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You have to be careful with how you hold it.
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But it's not where careful, considering Nora Lum comes in.
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For his part, Quincy Jones was careful to publicly emphasize
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However, Mandel believes it's prudent for investors to be careful.
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If so, they should be careful what they wish for.
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Donald Trump is generally not the world's most careful speaker.
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Now, the president is careful in his choice of words.
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"Be careful not to step on Gary!" the website warns.
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You have to be careful about comparing yourself to others.
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I was careful about where and when I went out.
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I think he'll probably watch out and be more careful.
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She said that she always told him to be careful.
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It works thanks to a lot of careful narrative crafting.
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Shum's careful, thoughtful defense of affirmative action hadn't swayed them.
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"Obviously be careful; I think we were lucky," said Victoria.
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They said they would call back tomorrow, so be careful.
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Charm away, but be careful not to lead anyone on.
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I want to be careful not to speak for him.
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Just be careful of melted ice cream and dropped scoops!
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It needs the right soils and careful husbandry to thrive.
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But Duterte, I believe, is being careful rather than coy.
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Much of that may be due to more careful lending.
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There, a lawyer warned the worried attendees to be careful.
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Just be careful not to drop too many crumbs, Pig.
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It's worth being "very careful" when approaching certain ESG investments.
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Modise is always careful to call her sport women's soccer.
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From afar, the figures look almost careful stackings of color.
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In one instance, his consistent, careful pattern of behavior escalated.
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Let's be careful and check ourselves while we're checking others.
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However, be careful to cleanse very thoroughly in the evening.
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He trod a careful line when it came to Trump.
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Rules already on the books need a careful rethink, too.
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Boneparth said people should be careful not to over contribute.
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And that's something that should be done with careful consideration.
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And why candidates should be careful what they wish for.
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Even on encrypted messaging platforms, be careful what you send.
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Western politicians and media must be careful to stress this.
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And ultimately, that means that Google has to be careful.
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When you raise money, be careful with your board members.
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She warned her son to be careful about support groups.
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Now saying "I love you" is something we're careful with.
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Since then, she's been careful not to share too much.
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She seemed careful with food and didn't have any caffeine.
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I WANT TO BE CAREFUL OF GOING THROUGH THE SPECIFICS.
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Police are warning Pokémon Go players to be extra careful.
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"We are asking you to be careful," the announcer said.
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Regular updates and careful key management are still vitally important.
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But be careful, because many of them are completely fake.
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Be careful with spoilers if you're ever around Jake Gyllenhaal.
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So I try to be careful about doing much crunch.
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"You gotta be careful," he explains during the kiss drill.
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"Be careful with your new friend," she said, of Parks.
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He is careful, too, not to go for cheap laughs.
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We all should be careful with our communication right now.
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Most Lava Jato prosecutions are based on careful detective work.
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But they were careful to make the platform easily hackable.
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"I told him to be careful," Bloom told the outlet.
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And you're being more careful with your emails, I presume.
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I have to be careful when I read my timeline.
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Are you careful about what business projects you take on?
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Mueller's careful, methodical strategy often only reveals itself in hindsight.
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Be careful not to burn the sugar (or yourself). 27.
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Be careful, make sure you don't fall in the water.
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Meanwhile, his guides from the cartel were apparently less careful.
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So we've been probably the most careful on that piece.
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Just be careful he doesn't leave you at the game.
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But being careful about its externalities is the important piece.
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Anyway, I told him to be careful of his back.
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"I would be careful in overplaying his role," Aguilar said.
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You can never be too careful with your online privacy.
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A more careful look might alleviate some of those concerns.
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I think they've got to be careful, all of them.
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He liked it, and he said, 'We'll be very careful.
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So let's be careful, I think the stock is extended.
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I have to be so careful about what I say.
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Name or no, Google is sticking to its careful plan.
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We should be careful about when to apply the label.
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Although algorithms have gotten more powerful, they require careful direction.
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Maybe I should have been careful what I wished for.
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" Interjecting, Bush again playfully warned his mom to "be careful.
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I always say 'if you can't be good be careful.
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I need to be careful not to beat him up.
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Maybe I should be more deliberate and careful and precious.
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They better be careful, they have a lot to hide!
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I'm just careful to make sure takeout doesn't become habit.
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Be careful with the words you choose early on today.
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Turkey's relationship with the EU requires a careful balancing act.
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Show initiative, but be careful not to be a nuisance.
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It's time to be careful," Tanious told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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I hovered in the kitchen, careful not to spook him.
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I fear for a pullback, I want to be careful.
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No, I'm only kidding, I want you to be careful.
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Be careful what kind of pickle you wish for, folks.
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Move a few steps, careful to avoid a spike trap.
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If they are not careful, they will all leave. Sad!
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"Be very careful about the numbers going in," Puzder warned.
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We have to be very careful in the United States.
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"We are giving it careful consideration," a government spokeswoman said.
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More careful diets would also offer more direct health benefits.
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Warning: This page does include flashing images, so be careful!
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This week the government was careful to manage the backlash.
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Just as long as he is careful about collateral damage.
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Everything involving the ships feels so sleek, careful, and crisp.
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Careful Kyle, those hands are for shootin' not for fightin'.
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The rest of the show was straightforward, even oddly careful.
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Each work requires up to a month of careful preparation.
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Government lawyers were careful not to oversell the potential agreement.
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"I'll just be more careful next time," my brother said.
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That means we should be careful when we use bellwethers.
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They have been very careful to keep their options open.
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"Be careful and try staying in your house," Trump advised.
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People should be careful about the debt they take on.
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And most importantly, be careful with this very popular buzzword.
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We have to be very careful as much as possible.
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That will require new ways of thinking and careful judgment.
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Rule Three: Be careful what you reveal about the meeting.
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Lawmakers must be careful not to confuse redress with revenge.
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Be careful not to send any personal information on it!!!
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Mr. Eisenberg was methodical and careful, according to former colleagues.
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"We have to be careful to resist everything," King said.
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Careful planning and strong supports help to ease these transitions.
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But if Hershey isn't careful, its rivals could outmaneuver it.
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Market pros noted Powell was careful to stay on message.
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"But I do think that we have to be careful."
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Be careful of your 52nd Amendment if they get in.
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I was very careful with how I answered their questions.
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These holes form not from puncture, but from careful addition.
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It just requires really good data, and really careful extractions!
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"You have to be careful: A character can change you."
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You'll need to be extra careful while decorating this tree.
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Have fun folks, but be careful what you wish for.
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Be careful in what you assume in politics, these days.
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This is exactly why Democratic leaders need to be careful.
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" "You know," Doggett warned, "being thorough and careful is important.
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Dylan is very careful at controlling what he gets asked.
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Be very careful before you decide to write this story.
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If I wasn't careful, my trajectory would soon be established.
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I'm all for making important decisions on a careful basis.
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"Be careful with the threats, Iran," he tweeted last week.
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For prudence, compromise and the careful weighing of competing interests.
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For careful observers, this should not come as a surprise.
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If you're not careful, it could skyrocket your wedding bill.
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You have to do it in a very careful way.
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If we're not careful, they can further entrench existing disparities.
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And federal officials gave the Center's policy papers careful consideration.
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Then you have to be careful on the back nine.
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She was reminding me to be careful, a pleasant surprise.
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His friend Casey Cochran wants him to be careful, too.
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He really is careful about his relationships and his bets.
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But be careful when using medications to ease the symptoms.
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The Fed has been very careful to avoid surprising markets.
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This material is hard to summarize but rewards careful looking.
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The evidence is against Americans having done such careful planning.
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He was also very careful and deliberate with his movements.
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Most can be treated with diphenhydramine (Benadryl) and careful observation.
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"You have to be careful with butter," Ms. Foust said.
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Sign the formYou'll need to be careful about this step.
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They're told: Be careful how you act, mind your environment.
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Something like that would need a lot of careful thought.
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I don't really have any solid advice, just be careful.
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This is not the same thing as careful or secure.
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A leader must speak with care — and in careful measure.
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Be particularly careful if the water rises above your knees.
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At times, Barr certainly placed careful caveats around his views.
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We have to be careful about where these roads go.
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I have to be careful cycling along the canals, though.
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Mercury retrograde creates miscommunication, so be careful with your wording.
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Other countries will also need careful thought, EU diplomats said.
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We have to be careful what we feed our algorithms.
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Be more careful about considering who you're going to date.
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But just be extra careful not to miss any appointments.
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Again, I have to be careful in how I answer.
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Be careful about impulsive spending and arguments around money, too.
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Since then, she's been more careful about her financial disclosures.
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"She pays careful attention to the album format," Fernow says.
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Go deeper: Doctors are being more careful on opioid prescriptions.
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I was just going to be a lot more careful.
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In formulating the strategy, Johnson took a careful lawyer's approach.
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But you have to be careful how you do it.
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Owners should also be careful of serotonin syndrome in dogs.
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You need to be careful, so they don't run away.
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Maybe the protesters should be careful what they wish for.
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But he has been careful not to clearly show favorites.
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You've got to be careful the way you pitch him.
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Finally, after hours of careful monitoring, the turkey was done.
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But, for goodness' sake, be careful while taking those selfies!
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Dissenters in China these days must walk a careful line.
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You can take it to the pub, but be careful.
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Latta is careful not to get too consumed with presentation.
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Careful, though: Indosole sizes tend to run a little small.
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And companies have to be careful about dramatically increasing production.
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You can top out at six figures if you're careful.
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But a careful observer will notice a few unusual details.
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The rest of America should be careful not to follow.
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I needed to be careful in Morocco, she told me.
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Please be careful to take all your belongings with you.
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You have to be careful in the 30s and 40s.
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Taking more safety precautions and my privacy, being more careful.
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A recent edition about careful editing contained a glaring typo.
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From now on, though, she will have to be careful.
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Are there any other terms we should be careful using?
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"Be careful, it is true what they say," he said.
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But be careful about who you share information with today.
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You have to be smart and careful with your words.
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I careful about my social media; about what I'm posting.
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But, oh dear fans, be careful what you wish for.
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You have to be careful not to make Alberich stupid.
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She was careful to ensure that Teresa retained some softness.
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People concerned about privacy often try to be "careful" online.
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The filmmakers have been careful about leaks of advance copies.
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As always, be careful and know your threshold for risk.
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But you have to be careful how you describe that.
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I asked readers to take careful notes about their conversations.
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"Be careful what you wish for," Klitschko wrote on Twitter.
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The analysts were careful to collect data without being noticed.
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"We would be very careful about this rally," Emanuel said.
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But the group's members attributed their successes to careful planning.
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"Personal truth" trumps reality based on careful and proportionate analysis.
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"I'd be more careful with Roth IRA beneficiaries," said Slott.
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Arduous road trips can be eased with careful preseason planning.
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President Kennedy was cool, rational, careful and willing to compromise.
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In nobody's worlds should being careful mean not being yourself.
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But he was careful not to rule those proposals out.
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Are you being more careful about what you eat now?
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"The rights holders need to be very careful," she said.
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To avoid injuries, be careful not to splash the liquids.
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"The actors have been very, very careful," Ms. Pozniak said.
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You're careful about how you use pronouns, making no assumptions.
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We are left reconstructing the pieces through careful detective work.
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Such careful thinking is unlikely during Trump's time in office.
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"All of those things require a lot of careful consideration."
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"The U.S. has to be very careful here," Lee said.
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And, as people of faith, we need to be careful.
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MadBox has a careful approach when it comes to growth.
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Even he has to be careful of what he posts.
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We have got to be more careful with the earth.
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We have got to be more careful with the earth.
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She is wearing a long cardigan and a careful smile.
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She is now warning other app users to be careful.
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But she's been careful about how she spends her money.
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"He too is being careful right now," the officials added.
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We were very careful to have proper costumes, proper attitudes. . . .
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Mr. Jacinto and Mr. Kieran approached in small, careful steps.
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The first stage consists of careful measuring by compass bearings.
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"I definitely was careful with Upton right there," said Chatwood.
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He said he'll now be more careful in the water.
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Any political party seeking advantage ought to be awfully careful.
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I was careful to not believe it all the way.
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Still, she's careful to avoid sweeping optimism about the process.
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It could be summed up in five words: Be careful.
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"I'm very careful with what the press says," he said.
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"We need to be careful with this terminology," she argued.
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Why are they careful to emphasize these boundaries and distinctions?
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He may say: 'Be careful when you talk with Trump.
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Be aware and careful, but don't completely avoid Moroccan people.
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But no matter how careful you are, sparks are inevitable.
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But no matter how careful you are, sparks are inevitable.
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She was careful not to overstep her authority, he said.
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"I need to be careful," Columbus coach John Tortorella said.
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If you're not careful, you could end up on pleaserobme.com.
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Knight pays careful, writerly attention to the details of desperation.
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So, you should remain careful about sharing your genetic information.
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T. has asthma so we have to be very careful.
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Clinton has been careful in discussing the Supreme Court vacancy.
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The people asking the questions also ought to be careful.
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If the administration isn't careful, it will hasten the unraveling.
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He was careful with his words and respectful of norms.
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Ms. Lawyer said that careful matching is crucial for success.
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It's a careful character piece, superbly realized and often unexpected.
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It's a real estate investment trust, though, so be careful.
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LARRY KUDLOW: You know, we have to be careful there.
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We've got to be very careful not to upset that.
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And again, be careful not to water damage your phone.
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Franken told me that he became more careful after that.
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According to Shumpert, James isn't just careful with his cash.
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Such efforts require sophisticated skills, careful planning and, yes, resources.
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I'm choosing to celebrate but also to be very careful.
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It's not the end of the world, but be careful.
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I think he's also going to be very, very careful.
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However, Drayer says, be careful how you prepare your catch.
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"I guess be careful what you wish for," Musk said.
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Many Coptic clerics are careful of engaging in public debate.
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Be careful about how much you reveal about yourself online.
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This is where you need to be extra careful, though.
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They had planned to be especially careful with Ms. Yovanovitch.
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We must be careful about how we answer these questions.
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Investors (and presidents) should be careful what they wish for.
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Billionaire Mark Cuban has always been careful with his money.
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He really understands painting, and is a very careful observer.
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The Fed's discussions are always couched in careful, precise language.
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Be careful with programs that run longer than 90 days.
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Unfortunately, he doesn't roll around, so be careful about that.
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Still, the authors cautioned that coastal residents should be careful.
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And be careful what you say to them as well.
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A bit of advice as you step outside: Be careful.
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In nobody's world should being careful mean not being yourself.
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This is a ballpark that you've got to be careful.
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Be careful delivering baskets to anyone with a hydraulic press.
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She's careful about what she says and who to trust.
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"You just have to be careful out there," Meredith said.
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He was careful to note that he doesn't think Rep.
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But let's be careful not to pathologize historically oppressed communities.
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But they are also careful to give one another space.
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"They didn't say be careful or anything," Ms. Ali said.
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"They didn't say be careful or anything," Ms. Ali said.
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I'm more careful, like, 'Oh, did I do that right?
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Research requires safety monitoring, careful planning and significant support throughout.
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Verlander is also careful about other aspects of his body.
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Verlander is also careful about other aspects of his body.
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She needs to be extra careful protecting her respiratory system.
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Tourists have to be careful in all kinds of ways.
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I'm trying to be careful in how I describe it.
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Right. And so, you've got to be careful about that.
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This is one of those answers that requires careful parsing.
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We might accidentally bomb South Korea, if we're not careful.
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"The Democrats have to be careful of overreach," he said.
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But, this time, she was careful to credit Mrs. Clinton.
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"It makes him a very careful leader," Mr. Goodman said.
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Be careful what you wish for ... Nat EddyDeep River, Conn.
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Be careful Bernie, or my supporters will go to yours!
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Be careful of news that's too good to be true.
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Was very careful about what he did, what he said.
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Trump, obviously aware of the backlash, delivered a careful speech.
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I gotta be careful you don't get a boob shot.
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If I had a rebellion, it was a careful one.
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I think you ... You have to be careful with emails.
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I have to be careful that I'm not losing myself.
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As the saying goes: Be careful what you wish for.
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But if history is any indication, Sisi should be careful.
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Yes, of course, we all need to be more careful.
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"Be careful on your way to the airport," Æsa said.
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" Naftali said that the incident, if true as reported, is a "huge gaffe" that sends a terrible signal to our allies that the administration is "not careful about secrets" and "not careful about alliances.
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It has embarked on a campaign this year to contain risks from debt, but officials have been careful — some critics say too careful — not to tighten the screws too much and hit economic growth.
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"A year ago I would say you have to be careful but now I'd say you have to be extremely careful," said Kim Forrest, senior equity research analyst at Fort Pitt Capital Group in Pittsburgh.
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You should also be careful about how you cook your meats.
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"You must be very careful as you plan ahead," said Yorke.
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Be careful, Prey tells us, because they're coming for you next.
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Though the call to arms was careful, Somoza never forgave him.
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Be careful: Again, sugar near a vagina can cause yeast infections.
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Be careful: Don't just use any old candle from your cupboard.
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She's an expert hacker because she knows she must be careful.
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"You gotta be careful, throwing the baby out with the bathwater."
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But the process is riddled with pitfalls and requires careful thought.
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Be careful — you only get one chance to make your vote.
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I think being a drummer especially, you have to be careful.
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Thus, we are careful of whom we allow to live here.
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It's not too deep though, so you have to be careful.
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Ace's programming is careful and pointed, but it never feels overdetermined.
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You'll have to be careful of challenges in communication this evening.
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Once safe, he texted his brother, warning him to be careful.
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He engaged in careful discussion of political issues, as does Obama.
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""We should be very careful to rely on these huge datasets.
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It's been a slow, careful process that everyone takes extremely seriously.
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In effect he was telling Trump: Be careful what you say.
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Just be careful out there, because drugs are dangerous and illegal.
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The Proposal is shot with many careful images, often still ones.
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Rebalancing is a crucial matter that requires careful thought and research.
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Another area that demands careful attention from developers is player intent.
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The models are based on careful use of big data sets.
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Comey, however, kept careful memos documenting his interactions with the president.
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WATTERS: I think you better be careful what you wish for.
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I want you to be very, very careful of this stock.
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You have to be careful to not be in the middle.
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If we're not careful this thing could start to get ugly.
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Still, TechNet is within that, but we've gotta be very careful.
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"Be careful how much you listen to other people," says Woodman.
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The alligator was trapped, but officials told residents to be careful.
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"They get along," she said, careful not to reveal any spoilers.
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If I'm not careful, I end up peggings-ing all winter.
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Gently fold in remaining whipped cream (being careful not to overmix).
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CONTINUED CAREFUL DEBT MANAGEMENT: The province has demonstrated prudent debt oversight.
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And we need to be very careful not to do that.
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Oh, and be careful who you tell about your good fortune.
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You have to be careful how you handle for good reason.
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When personalizing the high-fat diet, be careful with your choices.
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Be careful of your promises and who you make them to.
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DeWine is just being careful not to hug either too tight.
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Netflix wants people to be careful doing the Bird Box challenge.
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He took his time and kept careful watch on his surroundings.
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"He has got to be very careful," Sandweg told BuzzFeed News.
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But again, I should have been careful what I'd wished for.
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You still need to be careful, to watch for subtle signals.
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Rejection suggests a conclusion based on close examination and careful reflection.
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The group has to be careful about competitiveness and antitrust issues.
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There were famous exceptions to all this careful concealment, of course.
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That's why Trump's campaign better be careful about rooting for Sanders.
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IT'S STILL GROWING THOUGH, SO I ALWAYS WANT TO BE CAREFUL.
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He is careful, calculating, protective of his reputation and his privacy.
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Be careful with concessive clauses (often beginning with "though" or "while").
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An overly careful show might have avoided this, but it's crucial.
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Porsche designer Thorsten Klein was careful not to call it vegan.
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But he was careful to avoid calling for violence, analysts say.
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But I also am careful not to make it so bleak.
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That said, today's seed investors need to be smart and careful.
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Since then both sides have been careful not to stoke tensions.
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"You should be careful," a trucker said to Kevin in Idaho.
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They make space for quiet in the most careful, lovely way.
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She had to be careful of water temperature and sun exposure.
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So be really, really careful with it, just like Motorola asked.
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But American bureaucrats stress that the duties come after careful deliberation.
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Even Mr Musk was careful to describe the timeline as aspirational.
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We have to be careful not to oversimplify this, of course.
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"We have to be more careful," Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic said.
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It's a careful Obama scenario aimed at bringing the country down.
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Mr López Obrador has been careful to avoid provoking Mr Trump.
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Regime change is something we need to be very careful about.
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Be careful: Roads will remain perilous as snow melts and refreezes.
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We have to be very careful about making sure about that.
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She's also careful to offer more complements to her fellow queers.
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To some, this is careful and principled application of the law.
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Be careful if you're DMing Maisie Williams, her mom is reading.
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We are very, very careful not to do anything like that.
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Because our company is a listed company, we must be careful.
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A careful look at predecessors' mistakes may well be important, too.
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He better be careful because they could say it about anybody.
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Be careful though, you may just get addicted to fly kicks.
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They were very careful about how they moved about the world.
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Better be careful — that's within striking distance of a flying mouthguard.
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Just be careful the game doesn't turn your world upside down.
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Careful Ric, this stuff isn't pre-determined like you're used to.
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So, I think we were very careful on the spending issues.
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Though be very careful with those buttons as they're extremely sensitive.
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One must be careful not to ask, or spell it out.
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Careful observers might note a few differences between how non-U.
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But, Neil, you have to be careful how you do it.
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If a drone comes to my house they better be careful.
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INSURANCE is supposed to be about the careful management of risk.
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Still sounds like a bargain—but we ought to be careful.
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Scientists have taken careful measurements of Earth's spin axis since 1899.
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But if we're not careful it also gives us painful sunburns.
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It's a pain, but has made me a very careful budgeter!
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And after 50 minutes of careful scene-setting, it finally does.
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We were very careful to be respectful of what's come before.
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"The Iranian tension ... still makes any oil bear careful," Varga said.
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Figuring out what approaches to pursue takes time and careful consideration.
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KS: They're going to take over from you, just be careful.
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"Be careful of being sued by Dong Mingzhu," one netizen mocked.
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And if you're sticking anything else in your butt...be careful.
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I'm being very careful about who I share the goal with.
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And that requires not just careful analysis of what has happened.
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Because, you know, I have to be careful what I say.
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But we should be careful about taking the distinction too far.
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In a statement, Pishevar said: Be careful what you wish for …….
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"Me and the mom should have been more careful," Rodriguez said.
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Since then, I've become even more careful than I was before.
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"He understood his legacy and was careful with it," she says.
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Guevara-Aguirre quizzes them about their ancestors and takes careful notes.
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After a couple careful taps, the tool's display reads 0.4775 inches.
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So this needs to be done in a careful, thoughtful way.
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Careful rescue attempts were made by the Pelagic Shark Research Foundation.
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It's just, we've got to be careful, protect people's Civil Rights.
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Abe also has to be careful of the potential market reaction.
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I would be careful there and I would take some profits.
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My instructions to my financial people were to be very careful.
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I want to be very careful because I fear the tweet.
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Just be careful he doesn't leave you at the game. #GoBlues.
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"We ought to be careful in the coming period," he said.
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What I will say is we want to be very careful.
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After careful physical and psychological evaluation, doctors decided he could proceed.
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CUOMO: Listen, I'm careful about my words because they matter, Anthony.
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I just feel like I'm a little more careful, you know?
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But perhaps road warriors should be careful what they wish for.
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We're asking you to go about your day, but be careful.
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To prevent harm or backlash, careful science and caution is essential.
|
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Jones is careful to situate his activism in a broader context.
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Hoping the hurricane dissipates, but in any event, please be careful.
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She was careful to add that I wasn't in any danger.
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But be careful for all the small ways this might manifest.
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I know the stock spiked on it, but please be careful.
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Eggert responded on the show, "Be careful what you wish for."
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Add the brandy (be careful here because that booze might ignite!).
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LeCun is careful to couch his statements when discussing the future.
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This is why companies should be careful when designing future technology.
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You've got to be very careful with these biotechs right now.
|
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A careful read of Carolina's season reveals some reasons for optimism.
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The Alt-Knights aren't always quite as careful to denounce violence.
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We have to be careful, but the city needs more policing.
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Gaga has to be careful not to step over the line.
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She has also paid careful attention to growing her email list.
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Even airlines, which benefit from low energy prices, are being careful.
|
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But some outside experts caution that he has to be careful.
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So you've got to be careful about overshoots in these currencies.
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Still, parents should be careful and attentive at any amusement park.
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You've got to be very careful, stand small in the group.
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And the public using these infrastructure projects should also be careful.
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"Be careful ... nature is not a joke," Surachate wrote on Facebook.
|
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"You have to be careful of that financial outlay," he added.
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Be careful to add vinegar or lemon only just before serving.
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Be careful of whom you take your advice from this week.
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With strange dogs, people just need to know to be careful.
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I'd tell them to ease off a bit or be careful.
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So be careful, and keep these stocks on the watch list.
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You want to be careful — it is not my favorite name.
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You seemed really careful about how you proceeded with this interview.
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You want to be careful — it is not my favorite name.
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He remained careful on Tuesday to avoid specifically backing new sanctions.
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Be careful what you wish for, folks ... 'cause it usually backfires.
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"There is such a thing as being too careful," Faust said.
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Each piece shows careful attention to detail, despite their small size.
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You still need to be careful about how much you eat.
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In fact, the Reese case exemplifies Gorsuch's careful and fair jurisprudence.
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Disney has been careful to downplay its expectations for Rogue One.
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Take good care of yourself and for God's sakes - be careful!
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They were so careful, as they watched her through the glass.
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Antolini : As a company we're very careful about work-life balance.
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Let's hope this issue is solved in careful and respectful way.
|
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She is careful to give most time to those most affected.
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Agrichemical companies have since taken a careful approach to launching products.
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I do have to be careful when I sit down, though.
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She is also — perhaps as a result — inaccessible, careful, and withholding.
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The shutdown politics are politically tricky for the careful GOP leader.
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We are more careful than anyone in the past has been.
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Careful management of Duncan's career has certainly contributed to his longevity.
|
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Journalists covering the extreme right have to walk a careful line.
|
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"I'm careful when I mention being influenced by Japan," she said.
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We need to be careful, they are coming at us strong.
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Though you should definitely be careful — taking selfies can be dangerous.
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Not that there is anything wrong with careful, considered financial bets.
|
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But the directors were careful not to make Ursula too glamorous.
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Ransomware attack You need to be careful where you click today.
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"Be careful because with mezcal, it's how you feel," Amayo said.
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All I said to her was be careful what you say.
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Many will need careful assessment and appropriate psychosocial or pharmacological interventions.
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Instead, I started a careful dose of pain and sedation medications.
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It is tenuous and dangerous and the administration's approach is careful.
|
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OPEC is warning Trump to be careful what he wishes for.
|
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" Still, she said, "America has to be a little bit careful.
|
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"Draymond is going to have to be very careful," Kerr said.
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Clearly, a careful mix would seem to be the best approach.
|
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Some Democrats in particular should be careful what they wish for.
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York's radical feminist circles in the late 1960s, you were careful
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One area I've had to be careful about, though, is customization.
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But Clinton needs to be much more careful with her words.
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"We need to be careful about using it," Jackson told us.
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Traders can be careful, but experts warn that nothing is guaranteed.
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Holiday celebrations could turn into holiday nightmares if you're not careful.
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"Be careful," Ammar al-Salmo, a rescue worker, warned Mr. Barakat.
|
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We have told them, Be careful, don't go into these things.
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Customers tell us that women are careful drivers and very professional.
|
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But his careful approach has led to frustration from progressive organizations.
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If one isn't careful, members of Congress start believing their importance.
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For that reason, Chira said, they tried to be especially careful.
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Careful listeners heard something else, too: a declaration of local pride.
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He takes a careful, scientific approach to hitting and his bats.
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And we must always be careful not to overstate the case.
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Instead, careful curation is key in landing that dream career path.
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And we could go back there again, if we're not careful.
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Raul: I tell everybody: Be careful when you try these tacos.
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So they are very careful about the odds they put up.
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It doesn't take much to ruin years of careful retirement planning.
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If your intuition tells you to be careful, follow your gut.
|
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The report was careful not to overstate or understate the problem.
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So, after some planning and careful consideration, that's what we did.
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He is a little more careful to avoid getting tick bites.
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"I have to be careful of what I say," she added.
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Clinton has also paid careful attention to select the right issues.
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But be careful because some types of antihistamines can cause drowsiness.
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Thunberg's personality comes through in her direct, careful way of speaking.
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And if we are not careful, he will bankrupt this country.
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And so we are going to do very careful, thorough vetting.
|
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International diplomacy is a world of careful rituals, hierarchy and credentials.
|
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Also, to smile — and to be careful about their Facebook posts.
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I had to taste it, so we had to be careful.
|
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That's still plenty of time to give aid packages careful assessment.
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Nonetheless, Luschini said investors should be careful when weighing these data.
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Now I'll have to be careful where I let him go.
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Be careful with how often you seek out credit, warned Pollak.
|
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"Peter and Jakob are extremely careful and thoughtful mathematicians," Conrad said.
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We just do recommend people are very careful about their passwords.
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Be careful to avoid sharing personal problems and confessions too quickly.
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Be careful about projecting your anger — or your passion — onto others.
|
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Both sides of the political aisle should give this careful consideration.
|
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Clinton and her advisers walked their own careful line on Wednesday.
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Just be careful about making it all about McIlroy and Spieth.
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China can also accelerate the destruction if we are not careful.
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We have to be careful about where large-scale agriculture goes.
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I've dispatched the careful placement of peas; I've removed the partridges.
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That will take thoughtful, careful and integrated cybersecurity and resilience planning.
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I'm going to have to be more careful in the future.
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Be careful for miscommunications this evening, especially in your love life.
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For years, they were careful to the point of being obstinate.
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But after some careful picking and peeling, the stack finally relented.
|
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"I either avoid this position or am very careful," Santucci said.
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Just be careful to not be empathetic at your own expense.
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The last stage involves careful deployment and monitoring of the model.
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Pokémon Go users, be careful with your phones catching this one!
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I would be very careful in assuming Sanders represents the future.
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But Graham also said Trump should be careful about his tweets.
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And just be careful about what you install on your browser.
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"I understand they have to be really careful now," one says.
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Be careful not to lose any marrow in the process. 2.
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It will kill you, so you have to be more careful.
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Be careful with your words, Sagittarius, and think before you speak.
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Normally I'm pretty careful, but I was just lazy this time.
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The mood will be very sensitive—be careful with your stinger.
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He is careful to insist that he is not a d.j.
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But Coons cautioned that Democrats should be careful in moving forward.
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If you fly Delta, just be careful when picking your seats.
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" He paused for a moment and said, "But I am careful.
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Were you guys very careful in how many details you dropped?
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A shucker should be careful not to puncture the organism inside.
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ONLY TOO was another borderline-acceptable entry that required careful cluing.
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All year, Mr. Corker has strained to maintain a careful balance.
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But we've been extra careful at all of our polling places.
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Nothing could be more serious, or more deserving of careful investigation.
|
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"People are more careful in making these transitional decisions," she said.
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Initially, he said, Lyric was careful to steer clear of cocaine.
|
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What we're trying to be very careful of is not overpromising.
|
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"They should also be careful to avoid contact with sick people."
|
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Mr. Adams said some of the preparations seemed careful and deliberate.
|
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"Sometimes we're not careful with people, with each other," she says.
|
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Be careful for a tricky (or even manipulative) conversation this evening.
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"Iran better be careful," Trump said, looking directly into the camera.
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Something about being "very, very careful that we don't overdo it"?
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What came to my mind is: Be careful what you say.
|
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"Voter fatigue — governments need to be careful of that," he said.
|
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"I'm really careful with that word," he said, his smile dissipating.
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But Warren later apologized, and she has been more careful since.
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Unfortunately, Eler's book would have benefited from a more careful edit.
|
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"It all depends on judges' exercising careful, reasoned judgment," Stevens wrote.
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If you're not careful, it'll spatter your fingers, sleeves and shoes.
|
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It will take time and careful study to answer these questions.
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"In Lebanon, in general, you have to be careful," he said.
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"We need to be careful what we say," Judge Tuter said.
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But be careful: While some smell sweet, others are downright offensive.
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"Everyone be careful, take care of yourself and quarantine," he said.
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"Be careful with that," warned Amerah, 16, supervising while thumb scrolling.
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She was careful never to boast about what had been regained.
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The trick is being careful and fast at the same time.
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It wants careful, thorough study and analysis of modern grid needs.
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A careful calibration of diet, sleep and the perfect running gear.
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Be really careful when sneering at a man in a diaper.
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"I was always very careful about showing my face," he said.
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But taking great first-look photographs often requires some careful planning.
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People with respiratory issues, allergies or asthma should be especially careful.
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And I have to be careful about operating in the past.
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Now, he said, he is careful about what he shares online.
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"We've been careful not to make it a museum," says Muytjens.
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NASA also conducts careful inspections of facilities, manufacturing, and all that.
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You just have to be careful you don't mess it up.
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During the season, Counsell was careful with his use of Hader.
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I'm careful, even when delivering pizzas — I use sanitizer every time.
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Sure, careless people will get it, but so will careful people!
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At the same time, Democrats must be careful not to overreach.
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His works mingle chance and careful choreography, philosophy and irreverent humor.
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The Washington Post eventually published a careful debunking of Everytown's figures.
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Again, be careful to avoid drenching your case in the solution.
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"With adolescent brains, you have to be very careful," Sharon said.
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What came to my mind is, be careful what you say.
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Be careful not to ice people out if someone annoys you.
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Be careful with your feelings as we enter this new transit.
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At 37 I had to be much more diligent and careful.
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I was mesmerized by his careful planning and the inevitable outcome.
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And if you're not careful, Tom Steyer will haunt your dreams.
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You just need to be careful how you approach the topic.
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You had to be careful or you would lose a foot!
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Even a careful, orderly departure like the one proposed by Mrs.
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"The message was: One, be careful for security purposes," said Rep.
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OPEC and Russia will be very careful about voluntary 'blood letting'.
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Brandon Zavala has become very careful about paying attention to regulations.
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Violet's Bake Shoppe To make Vietnamese banh mi requires careful calculation.
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McConnell, however, was careful not to get out ahead of Trump.
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" But, he added, "I am careful that I can be naïve.
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When it comes to choosing funds, be careful about home bias.
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Their leaders may want to be careful what they wish for.
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It's early, so we should be careful about drawing sweeping conclusions.
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She was polite to everyone and always careful about her diet.
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I was extra careful to walk at the woman's slow pace.
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Keep hunting, Usyk ... but remember, be careful what you wish for.
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Alice has a tic that careful viewers will become obsessed with.
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Just be careful handling it afterward so the stone doesn't crack.
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The book is thronged with detail, but of a careful kind.
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Be careful with this strategy and really consider your risk tolerance.
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He was careful to stay sober enough when we were together.
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They're hard to do and require careful planning and meticulous execution.
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It takes months of careful work until they're ready to sell.
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Careful comparative analysis cannot help but make your argument more persuasive.
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"You got to be extremely careful -- you never know," he said.
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Unfortunately, the rest of us have not been quite so careful.
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On the other hand, you have to be really, REALLY careful.
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But the official was careful not to criticize the president directly.
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As a careful journalist, Ms. Meadows make no claims for cures.
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If you&aposre not careful, these fees can add up fast.
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If you're not careful it sounds like you're condoning that behavior.
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First, the careful study is highly relevant for the current outlook.
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"Be careful what you wish for," the former vice president added.
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The choice was based on a careful legal and economic calculus.
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"We do have to be careful about this," Pastor Campbell said.
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If we are not careful, things can get heated real quick!
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Now, minimalism and careful budgeting gives her a feeling of control.
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The conclusions of the new report are careful, and narrowly drawn.
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But be careful about taping the encounter with audio or video.
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I promise to take care of him and keep careful watch.
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"I would just say look out and be careful," he says.
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You're going to need to be careful with this one, though.
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They grew slowly, careful not to spend more than they earned.
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To all wannabe selfie deckers: Be careful what you wish for.
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As for student loans, be careful if you have federal loans.
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We&aposre going to be very careful shepherds of their capital.
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Now first of all, accounting, you have to be careful about.
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" Shultz said he agrees, adding to "be careful with red lines.
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The negative attention has made Ms. Coulter careful about her privacy.
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And much of what she outlined was crucial, substantive and careful.
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The symbolism of this—be careful, or culture will fall overboard!
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I submit that The Times needs to be very careful here.
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You might want to be careful pouring those bad boys, though.
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But be careful to weigh the pros and cons, he cautioned.
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More careful, balanced American foreign policy is not in Moscow's interest.
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We don't use it lightly or without careful discussion and consideration.
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They must be taken only after careful consideration and thoughtful reflection.
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"With all the security, you have to be careful," he added.
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Throughout, he was careful to avoid straying from his report's conclusions.
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Throughout, he was careful to avoid straying from his report's conclusions.
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But Barton Gellman, a careful national security writer, has another theory.
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Monteverdi, though, was careful to avoid long stretches of uninterrupted recitative.
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Mr. Haldenwang was careful not to comment directly on that prospect.
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Mr. Greenstein said the prayer book carried evidence of careful use.
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If Angelina's not careful ... someone's gonna offer these kids modeling gigs.
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But Lobel is careful to make Frog and Toad entirely nonsexual.
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This is an extreme example, but you have to be careful.
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For the first 10 minutes, Clinton is polite, conciliatory, and careful.
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The jurors' questions merely show they are being careful and thorough.
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"I think we have to be careful about understanding people's lives."
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They are careful to say they do not resent the Steelers.
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We wanted to be very careful not to glorify the period.
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Rest up, Aubrey ... and be careful where you swing that thing.
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The recall effort instructs judges to be careful in exercising discretion.
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Unless you are super careful about those tickets, they will cancel.
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But after working in ... I know, you have to be careful.
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On the Muslim immigration ban, however, Pence has been more careful.
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Sneakers can be worn to work, but you must be careful.
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People don't realize how careful you are with your words, Taurus.
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He was very careful with his words during our initial conversation.
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The proposal explains some of the careful thinking behind each design.
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If we're not careful, AI will perpetuate bias in our world.
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We need to be very careful how we handle our eggs.
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I have to be careful, because it's a very heavy word.
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With laptops, you really need to be careful with the monitor because in all monitors you have the backlights, and you need to be very careful not to break them and to contaminate them with mercury.
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If you want to follow the recipe that uses lye, be careful (generally speaking, kitchens can be dangerous places if you aren't careful) but don't worry about having remnants of a toxic chemical in your food.
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Tiptoeing through dead leaves, watching him, knowing that his type spooked easily, so be careful, Maggie, be careful, Stan, the four of them fanning around him, their hands spread in a red-rover-red-rover chain.
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I feel bad for imagining her now in the present as a toddler, both in emotional intelligence and in how careful I'd have to be with my words — careful not to set off a paranoid rant.
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Roku is at least being careful about how it's all being implemented.
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Such hawks should be careful what they wish for, warns Mr Mora.
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More importantly, Michael Dreeben is careful, meticulous, non-partisan, and fair-minded.
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But you need to be careful, gave me a yeast infection once.
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What's after 2 is 1, so I guess I better be careful.
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As the old proverb has it, be careful what you wish for.
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But the real estate mogul is always careful to hedge his bets.
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Without blood flow of their own, they can't survive without careful monitoring.
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These are times that call for cool heads, for careful decision-making.
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TARA MALLER, SPOKESPERSON, COUNTER EXTREMISM PROJECT: You do have to be careful.
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However, bond removal liquids can be extremely flammable, so be extra careful.
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He has been careful not to criticize U.S. policy in the past.
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But building a coalition will be complicated and could take careful choreography.
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That's like a lost paycheck, so you have to be more careful.
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But the supermodel has been careful to keep her personal life private.
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I now understand that I have to be more diligent and careful.
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You've got to be very careful with the fingers and the cuticles.
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But it's a big decision that should be met with careful consideration.
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Most amount to nothing more than a pledge to be more careful.
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"We need to be careful about how we cue squatting," Milton says.
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Rentfrow is careful to qualify the report's prediction of possible personality impacts.
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Gorsuch, a judge and a law professor, was careful in his response.
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"They have to be careful with some of these promotions," he warned.
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Getting dressed for a White House visit obviously demands some careful thought.
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But it turns out that PC hardware makers are not so careful.
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So you can, technically O.D. on the D. Be careful out there.
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After careful research, he found a way: Bryant took up tap dancing.
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We need to be careful what we wish for, or even condone.
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You've got to be careful out there with that kind of stock.
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"This reflects a careful balancing of public health considerations," Gottlieb said Thursday.
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Careful training of the store personnel who do the picking is key.
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Make sure your plan fits your usage, but be careful when downsizing.
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I'm just trying to be careful and not get ahead of myself.
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As to climate change itself, he is careful to skirt outright denial.
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Despite the tech-heavy focus, they're careful not to label themselves scientists.
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Because we should've been a lot more careful about going into Iraq.
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Careful translation of languages must be applied to alphabets and to art.
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So we have to be careful about looking at things in hindsight.
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When I'm doing great, that's when I've got to be extra careful.
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"So be careful what you share over mobile messaging, WhatApp or otherwise."
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But we also need to be careful not to hype the harm.
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After careful consideration, I choose Frederic Malle's Carnal Flower and Musc Ravageur.
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This illustration of a lung uses some careful color-coding, for instance.
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" The environment: "We're going to be very, very careful on the environment.
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Haste makes waste — but careful not to get stuck in the mud.
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The researchers are careful to point out that these findings aren't definitive.
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It's this universal fundamental physics you can get at with careful experimentation.
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It's always a careful balance of conditions at this time of year.
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Deciding what gets to hitch a ride when requires ultra-careful preparation.
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"We have to be very, very careful here," said one European diplomat.
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YouTube is trying to walk a careful line with these new guidelines.
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But be careful, because there are plenty of ways to measure things.
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"If you are careful and take the necessary precautions, you'll be fine."
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"The Monkey's Paw" is a "be careful what you wish for" classic.
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Mrs Merkel is widely admired, and careful not to seem too dominant.
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But doing so requires careful thought, a light touch and managed expectations.
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So Democrats are being careful because they want to win swing voters.
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Levels are often large and complex, and require careful observation to solve.
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Still, we kept a careful eye on how we spent our money.
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It is a time for careful deliberation, rather than for open hostility.
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Like many things in 2019, what we need is more careful consideration.
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MAS also reminded financial firms to be careful of cyber security threats.
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That may be partly because of Dr Mahathir's careful choice of words.
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"He better be careful what he's wishing for," Trump told Fox News.
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If you're not a citizen, however, you need to be more careful.
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We're shaping perception with media, so we've got to be very careful.
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The researchers also plan to keep a careful eye on FRB 180916.
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But Wylie sells the scene with careful use of color and lighting.
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But if you're careful and follow instructions, it's a very safe sport.
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Still, his general attitude towards money is to be careful with it.
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"We're very careful about what's going on in the market", he said.
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"I don't know if he is being careful, or humble, or remorseful."
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" American Water Works: "We've got to be careful of American Water Works.
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But this will require further education and careful attention to do well.
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It's also being careful not to overwhelm the app with pop-ups.
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" American Water Works: "We've got to be careful of American Water Works.
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Be careful, our hearts are with you —will be there to help!
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Playfully pursue others, but be careful not to ply anyone with pressure.
|
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I will forewarn you—be careful when clicking on the above link.
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But a careful examination of his ears and nose were otherwise unremarkable.
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Be careful out there, handsome, and keep your heart open to love!
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Mr Macron, however, should be careful about mimicking German reforms too slavishly.
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With an economy advantage, FaZe moved with careful aggression against Astralis's defense.
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And I'm careful about keeping my phone and keys separated, mind you.
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Microsoft is also being very careful about where these adventures are placed.
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Its police have to be extremely careful in their use of force.
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Glueck is also careful to note that the financing round was oversubscribed.
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But, he tells the show, he's a lot more careful these days.
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But as the genie once said: be careful what you wish for.
|
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Yet in 2017, Damon's careful public image is showing signs of wear.
|
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Williams, however, is also careful to show where Disney doesn't provide answers.
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The careful balance of ministers based on their Brexit views has gone.
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You just have to be careful about what image you buy into.
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They tell me that he's sketchy, and ask me to be careful.
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Be careful, our hearts are with you- will be there to help!
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To this question, in private conversation, Father Jenkins gives a careful answer.
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But I'm more and more careful about that all of the time.
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We take careful measure to ensure our brand is not impacted negatively.
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"He was safe, he was careful, he did everything right," she says.
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Careful underwriting ensures that borrowers have the ability to repay their mortgages.
|
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Given Dr. Lee's background, there is good reason to pay careful attention.
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We built up this pitch count fast, so good to be careful.
|
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After careful analysis of the photos, I've come up with some theories.
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Careful, this trick—er, illusion has a second, surprising twist in it.
|
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And Strategy Analytics is careful to say "shipped" and not "sold" here.
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The secret lies in perspective cues and some very, very careful planning.
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Be careful not to overbeat, or the cream will become grainy. 5.
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It's our responsibility to be careful what data we put in there.
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"Be careful about scheduling a first date for a hike," Spira warns.
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After careful consideration, I have decided to resign from the 500 team.
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I have been extra careful about signing contracts, using technology, and retrogrades.
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She's also careful about how she stores her milk to prevent contamination.
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It's made me very aware and careful of every move I make.
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He has also been careful to maintain a dialogue with interested parties.
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"She should be careful about talking about it, I agree," said Radziwill.
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Historically, Cloudflare has been careful about what it bans from its platform.
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"Such an important decision therefore requires careful consideration," the ISC statement said.
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You've got to be very careful in how you think about it.
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If we're not careful, the answer will be a resounding mm-hmm.
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But policymakers have also been careful not to trigger a sudden crash.
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Politicians should be careful not to incite the public against the judiciary.
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You have to be careful crossing the border with all that cheese.
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"I told him, just be careful who you deal with," she said.
|
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Fire officials are warning other hikers to be careful in the area.
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"This is what comes out of doing patient, careful searching," Bannister says.
|
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But after that: If not quite a blackout, then a careful rationing.
|
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However, Clinton was careful to strike a positive tone throughout the interruptions.
|
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But for all his seeming conservatism, Pratt walks a very careful line.
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Clinton's candidacy – which even careful viewers would have no way of knowing.
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But I'm still very careful and triple check before turning it on.
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Some things can actually cause harm, so you have to be careful.
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I promise to be more careful with my words in the future.
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We have to be careful about who we let into this country.
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It's a systemic matter and you need be careful at dismantling it.
|
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"They are much more careful in how they expand," he told Reuters.
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Affluent, highly educated men and women marry late and after careful consideration.
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Is it the careful pour of the molten aluminum into the mold?
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In the past, Google has been careful about ties to military research.
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The film-makers have been more careful when producing their latest dramatisation.
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"Careful business people don't have a party right now," says Ms Glover.
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This is a question that requires a very careful attempt at explanation.
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BAIER: You were careful to call it extremely careless, not grossly negligent.
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Harriet was very careful about not including anything that was terribly salacious.
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Indeed, the Sharks are very careful when it comes to their money.
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This careful treatment of race is not necessarily the norm in advertising.
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But be careful what you wish for — I got big, old Alan!
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And since that case, all of us lawyers have been very careful.
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Also, be careful not to change your lifestyle too drastically right away.
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"We need to be careful not to compete against ourselves," he said.
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York Times, Nathaniel Popper took a careful look at the consumer relief
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The order "mischaracterized Ayala's careful weighing of the circumstances," the lawsuit says.
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"I have to be careful with surfing," he told PEOPLE in 1998.
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Needless to say, you'll want to be careful when flying the Anafi.
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DTE also urged the public to be careful of any downed wires.
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