The broccoli is too green for my personal comfort level.
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Determining the amount needed is all about your comfort level.
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You'll also need to consider the comfort level you prefer.
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Depending on your comfort level, play dates can still continue.
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But it really comes down to your own comfort level.
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But it really comes down to your own comfort level.
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He wrestles with his own comfort level in handling patient requests.
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Of course, the comfort level of a slimline seat can vary.
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Her comfort level on the big stage is not soaring oratory.
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You can experiment with these to achieve your optimal comfort level.
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What is your comfort level, or discomfort, regarding shared bathroom facilities?
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Even if it looks structured, there's a comfort level to it.
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His comfort level seemed to increase as the match went on.
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"He was a risk taker beyond most people's comfort level," Stice said.
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How long did it take for you to develop that comfort level?
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My comfort level with him helped keep my body fears at bay.
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I feel like as the albums progress, maybe, there's a comfort level.
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Is there a different comfort level there now with the current members?
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"So that means your skills and comfort level have to be raised."
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There's a comfort level with the Saudis that does affect the analysis.
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Farrell's comfort level wasp partly due to the way he was raised.
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"It's a compromise that they have a comfort level with," she said.
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CM Well, that's where you run into men voting their comfort level.
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There's legacy there, a comfort level, and a lot of institutional experience.
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The design was to just strip us down from our comfort level.
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His comfort level with major league pitching is at an all-time high.
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The "power of the paycheck" is the ability to choose your comfort level.
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It depends on your comfort level and how long you've known the guy.
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There is this comfort level with racial, ethic, religious diversity, you name it.
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Nagy said changing the launch point is elevating Trubisky's comfort level and confidence.
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That idea's now grown out of their control and, sometimes, their comfort level.
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Well, I think the comfort level in part is based on the work.
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If so, how did your gender affect your plans and your comfort level?
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"A support belt can make a big difference in mom's comfort level," she says.
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Then, in extended spring training while awaiting assignment, his comfort level began to rise.
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Political messaging is all about trying to address an audience at their comfort level.
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"He asked me what my comfort level on my pitch count was," Phelps said.
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Dick Durbin, who challenged Zuckerberg about his comfort level with his own personal information.
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Ditto for the comfort level — but after several hours today, all is still well.
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"There's a comfort level on our part that we know what happened," he said.
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In June, asked his comfort level with the process, he cut off a reporter.
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Your choice of scarf can make or break your comfort level in the wintertime.
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" She continued at the time, "There's a comfort level that they bring when they're around.
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It impacts the way you interact with people and your comfort level, wherever you are.
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And when you listen to Mr. Putin's response, it doesn't give you any comfort level.
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The comfort level, I'm pleased to say, is well within bounds for a performance shoe.
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The e-commerce is just a comfort level, that people can have an additional service.
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He believes the "thermal comfort level" will be acceptable to families acclimated to tropical conditions.
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But the two men have reestablished a comfort level, and Mr. Cohn remains a candidate.
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Why would we all share the same comfort level about something as individual as sex?
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Yes, in the United States -- but I can't deny my comfort level would be low.
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Tseng says Pinduoduo's revenue growth shows consumers' "trust and comfort level for Pinduoduo has grown."
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And since the audience is self-selecting, trolls are much more rare, raising Harris' comfort level.
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"Period sex isn't about whether it's a good idea—it's about someone's comfort level," she says.
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"But the risk tolerance in that fund might not match your own comfort level," Holeman said.
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"I think it's a comfort level now," Bickerstaff said of his team surviving late-game situations.
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"It wasn't my comfort level to be together in secret," Lake told PEOPLE in March 2017.
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The comfort level setting adjusts how close the resulting route will take you to a nest.
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The lower your comfort level the bigger a buffer it will give you around nest locations.
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I don't really know what my comfort level with intimacy's gonna be, whether that's gonna change.
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In a sense, Cohen is probing the comfort level of both his subjects and the audience.
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Paradoxically, the apparent comfort level in the markets may actually be a recipe for impending shocks.
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When she gave her first TED Talks, Cain says she was outside of her comfort level.
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The comfort level and design are only a small part of what makes this blanket great.
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These can be adapted to your individual situation, and adjusted based on your own comfort level.
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The meditations range from three to 10 minutes, depending on your comfort level and general attention span.
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"It wasn't my comfort level to be together in secret," she tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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In addition, just 8 percent considered themselves knowledgeable when asked about their comfort level with the program.
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Everyone has a different comfort level, so honestly, the answer won't be the same for every person.
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Kelton's worldview, and in this instance Trump's, goes far beyond even Sanders's comfort level on the issue.
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There are many stretch routines you can try, depending on your comfort level and your body's quirks.
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That means that exploring your bisexuality can involve a range of activities, depending on your comfort level.
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"That fact that we have (Fleury) and Matt is a comfort level," Pittsburgh coach Mike Sullivan said.
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Readers have a deep understanding of the current revenue model, a comfort level gained over a lifetime.
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"We've got to give the taxpayer a comfort level, that it's a good investment," Mr. Nungesser said.
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They will and we will do it, and our collective comfort level with genetic manipulation will increase.
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The SR/S is differentiated from the SR/F in its riding position and comfort level, too.
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But because they had "such a great comfort level, that would make it work," Khris Middleton said.
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"The emphasis is on comfort level in the courtroom," Ms. Pelosi said at a morning news conference.
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"The availability of that testing has increased the comfort level with donations from drug injectors," Durand says.
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The materials are excellent, the fit and finish is wonderful, and the overall comfort level of superb.
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You're able to adjust the Dell UltraSharp monitor to your comfort level with a pivot, tilt, or swivel.
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Our well being and our comfort level depend on more than just the temperature of the surrounding air.
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Buying a new dog felt not only insulting to Sally but also pushed him beyond his comfort level.
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Whether Nyquist's comfort level helps him earn the garland of roses in eight days remains to be seen.
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"Parents need to have a certain comfort level and chemistry with a nanny first and foremost," she said.
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For drivers and passengers, the comfort level is high, but it doesn't rise to plush or decadent elevations.
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It seems like the comprehensive economic sanctions have disrupted their economy and Kim's comfort level about the future.
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"The comfort level with the broader base of the American people is not there yet," Ms. Pelosi said.
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Think of the clever clues and themes you encounter as a reward for stretching beyond your comfort level.
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Those who enjoyed their stay rave about the location, as well as the comfort level of the rooms.
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"There's an overall comfort level that we have here... knowing every turn, every twist," Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo said.
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As a result, certain drugs may be prescribed more often than others due to each individual doctor's comfort level.
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"There is a closeness and a comfort level between the titans on Wall Street and the Clintons," he said.
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But an investor has to take the time to get to know a business, regardless of their comfort level.
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Instead, inform yourself by doing your own research and make a decision based on your own personal comfort level.
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Every food allergic individual and family has their own "comfort level" based on previous reactions and their own experience.
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Consumer staples stocks always have had something basic going for them: a comfort level among retail and institutional investors.
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This appointment is yet another example of how personal relationships — and Trump's personal comfort level — are the whole ballgame.
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Then you might ask a few students to share their answers about their comfort level in discussing this topic.
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Residents' comfort level is so high, in fact, that it has lulled some into a false sense of security.
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"Ghosting has a lot to do with someone's comfort level and how they deal with their emotions," she added.
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But without question, people who are experts on hate groups say that there has been a comfort level that has been offered to people who are anti-Semitic and racist and on and on, and these people feel comfortable coming out in the open and supporting Trump— CONWAY: Comfort level by whom?
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"My job is to figure out each person's comfort level in the social space, because everyone is different," Wright says.
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Between commuting to work and walking around the office, these flats truly delivered the comfort level Allbirds intended them to.
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"My comfort level came in learning how to think like a man and to behave like a lady," Conway added.
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"There was a comfort level I had because he held the position for a large majority last year," Brown said.
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Gradual rollouts will give people and governments more time to adjust and build a comfort level with the new technology.
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HTC has taken feedback and added a sizing dial at the rear so you can adjust the comfort level accordingly.
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"A comfort level with people who think this is OK is indicative of what you think is OK," Packer said.
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Still, the couples are diverse and it's a pleasure to watch Annie's comfort level increase as the series goes on.
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"Hopefully, Daniel will get into his comfort level in the batter's box," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said before the game.
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This multi-sensory capability adds a comfort level to Alexa shopping that's just not there with an Echo smart speaker.How?
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" In her news conference, Pelosi said her "emphasis" was on "litigators," people who had a "comfort level in the courtroom.
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There seems to be a very disturbing comfort level with flushing away $43 billion per year to improper Medicare payments.
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As we age, we can gain a comfort level with ourselves that lets us pursue whatever we wish, without shame.
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They had a ton of stretch – like boot-cut jeggings – so the comfort level was bananas; even pregnant, they fit fine.
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That's a bit expensive as far as dog beds go, but Casper says the pets' comfort level was not taken lightly.
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Maybe it's that finding ones in the right size, with the right support and comfort level, is easier said than done.
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The comfort level they're known for, combined with their revamped look, make for an unbeatable choice to beat the heat in.
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I hope that my openness and comfort level of speaking about this will help other people get to that point themselves.
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It's about only doing what's within your personal comfort level and walking away from the date feeling like you had fun.
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"Your time and comfort level and even your mobility in this position should increase the stronger your glutes get," she says.
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As it begins to spin you around, the machine detects the numbers and adjusts its speed to match your comfort level.
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There are many low-sugar options for lunch at Starbucks, but the sodium levels are too high for our comfort level.
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ABOUT THE PACKERS (4-3): Hundley admitted a comfort level working with Rodgers as he prepares for his second career start.
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Jordan Bell's injury increased Looney's role, and he's steadily increased his comfort level and activity when switching out onto most guards.
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A new, patented "dual ring" design varies silicone thickness so moms can adjust the suction force according to their comfort level.
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Really what you're talking about is women that have the time and comfort level and resources to go on the grind.
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"The kind of hug, with whom, and in what situation makes a huge difference in one's comfort level," Dr. Nicotera says.
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The makeup of the insoles has stayed consistent, so you can still expect the same comfort level of their classic pairs.
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The Princess Diana moment, and later Sex and the City, made Blahnik a household name, perhaps beyond his own comfort level.
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There are no clear answers, experts say, and what you decide will largely depend on your comfort level and your situation.
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Marjanovic is a fast-talking, 7-foot-3 fan favorite whose hulking presence can only increase his fellow Serbian's comfort level.
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It's not yet where there's a comfort level to go to a party and say, 'I'm going to vote for Trump.
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I think it'll be on the pricier side, so I want to make sure my friends aren't spending beyond their comfort level.
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" Asked what her comfort level is in having that open discussion, Mary responds, "I'm totally comfortable with 100% people on our team.
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The other side of that conversation is assessing how you're both currently using the internet, and if anything skirts someone's comfort level.
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This was more of a "come as you are" bonanza, where you got to determine your comfort level, and then dress accordingly.
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Vladimir Rokhlin once said that your comfort level with your toolchain is the major determining factor in your ability to debug code.
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You can't be, since the entire point of the game is to seduce every woman you meet, regardless of her comfort level.
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This is well below the comfort level, although regulators seem to have granted it forbearance in order gradually to rebuild its capital.
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"Technological protection measures are so important because they give creators and innovators the comfort level to distribute their products online," he said.
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He said he needed a certain "comfort level" before endorsing Trump, whom he has rebuked on multiple occasions over the last year.
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But people also need a comfort level with them in order to feel safe -- especially if one is swabbing inside their nostrils.
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Corporate recruiter Roy Finchum, who is based in Virginia, says in general, he's observed that it depends on a person's comfort level.
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There's that comfort level if you're going to spend a lot of money: You have a lot more information about the piece.
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Critics of the administration often cite veterans' comfort level with military culture as the main reason we should support the status quo.
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"I wouldn't call it a disagreement as much as questions that could not be resolved to his comfort level," the senior Republican said.
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The digital instrument panel is much better, with three different available settings based on your comfort level with the technology powering your car.
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"This (investigation) clearly has far too much fact for their comfort level, so they have to stop it from moving forward," said Rep.
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If the name were changed to social communication disorder, would it have an impact on parents and their comfort level with the diagnosis?
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With eight of its 12 games in November decided by one goal, Ottawa is gaining a comfort level from playing in tight contests.
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"It all boils down to comfort level: If I'm going to make you comfortable, than I have to be comfortable first," she says.
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Each customer brings its own set of problems and solutions, its own language and its own comfort level with automation versus human involvement.
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"The most underrated part of our business is the continuity and comfort level we have because you know where they're going," Breen said.
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"The comfort level with a broader base of the American people is not there yet," Pelosi said at a press conference in May.
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Depending on your answers and your comfort level, you might want to think about making an emergency plan rather than an emergency fund.
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"This is based on the temperature of your comfort level when awake at home," the spokesperson said in a statement to The Hill.
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" — Ms. Twohey, on her reporting during the Weinstein investigation "I always wanted them to be in control of what their comfort level was.
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"The emphasis is on litigators; the emphasis is on comfort level in the courtroom," Pelosi said during a press conference in the Capitol.
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There are several ways to file online, depending on your income and your comfort level in dealing with the whole income tax process.
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The Weather Channel classified the breathing-comfort level in Raleigh Tuesday as "fair" but said it would go down to "poor" on Wednesday.
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" She said that "there was an immediate comfort level" when she met Mr. Soloway, whom she described as "handsome, funny and extremely well educated.
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Unlike your typical human financial advisor, robo advisors are automated platforms that create tailored investment portfolios based on your financial goals and comfort level.
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With stock market performance driving the pleasure side of the index's equation, a correction or sustained lower prices could send consumers' comfort level plummeting.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's vice presidential selection will "come down to one person's comfort level" -- Trump himself -- former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski said Sunday.
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I'm not a huge believer in love at first sight, but there are definitely some that I have more of a comfort level with.
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"We have a real comfort level in allowing the American people to voice their feelings about the direction of the Supreme Court," said Sen.
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That means the comfort level has to be real, or the internet will pick up on any hint of tension and turn it viral.
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"The comfort level with a broader base of the American people is not there yet," Pelosi said at a press conference earlier this month.
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But Mr. Trump never developed the sort of chemistry or comfort level with Mr. Manafort that he had with Mr. Lewandowski, campaign aides said.
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Economists believe that would happen should the euro fall below the SNB's 'comfort level' against the franc, seen above 1.07-1.08 francs per euro.
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Using this mouse, you'll place your hand vertically instead of horizontally, and the mouse features rests for your hand to increase its comfort level.
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Shooting the rape, and even the consensual sex scenes, was way outside her comfort level, she said, but the female crew eased the way.
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From patchwork prints and sculptural shapes to vegan leathers and more, you're in for an immediate upgrade to both your wardrobe and comfort level.
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The price is still a little high for our comfort level, but our realtor is confident we can get it for under asking price.
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This was intended to test respondents' comfort level with sharing their communities with Muslims — an issue that has been particularly contentious this primary election.
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And in all my initial conversations, I really made it clear about how I wanted to shoot the scenes, to give them a comfort level.
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A marled sweater, available in crew neck and mock turtleneck options (choose your comfort level with the outré), was jazzy in baby alpaca and polyamide.
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And yet Abby Phillip of The Washington Post reports that inside the Clinton team, there is more of a comfort level with running against Sen.
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Burlesque performer and sex educator Fancy Feast recommends making a "Yes and maybe list" to physically commit your comfort level, needs, and wants to paper.
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Maybe you've purchased a nice pair of headphones to up the quality and comfort level of your mobile listening, but that only goes so far.
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"If there's an accident involving a female, just that comfort level of having another female there makes the situation a little bit easier," he said.
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"The president…has a familiarity and comfort level with debt that I think is ultimately leading us in the wrong direction," Sanford told Fox News.
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"The key to safe bystander intervention is learning how to intervene in a way that fits the situation and your personal comfort level," McGovern explained.
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Line: Packers by 7 ½ Green Bay's offense finally seemed to find its comfort level in the first half of its Week 225 win over Detroit.
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"He had a comfort level with the levers of power and how you get what you want" that extended to the Oval Office, she said.
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One of his patients, who is in his 70s, recently discussed his sex life at an appointment, which is a testament to the patient's comfort level.
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BRAIQ is a startup that is teaching autonomous vehicles how to read the comfort level of its passengers and learn to drive the way they prefer.
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We tried to hire as many female crew members as possible—partly because we were shooting some sexually explicit scenes and we wanted a comfort level.
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It became clear that whatever prompted them to start buying a product held less importance than their current comfort level and sense of familiarity with it.
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REI Adventures offers trips for a wide variety of activity levels, durations, and activities, so you can find one that suits your comfort level and interests.
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Showing her comfort level on the surface that requires the most versatility, Konta was able to dominate not just with her offense, but also with counterpunching.
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"The risk to our audience and their communities is simply too high for our comfort level," the rock band said in a statement posted on Twitter.
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They have three all-inclusive package levels for seven-day retreats: $4,147 for the Classic package, $5,470 for Comfort level and $10,528 for the Concierge program.
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We believe deleveraging will become a lesser priority once the company reduces debt below its comfort level of 4x net debt/EBITDA (company definition) in 2018.
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But Trump's unequivocal statement that Obama is American-born is a change and a clear part of a strategy of elevating voters' comfort level with him.
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Sorry to interrupt, it's not just one group, it's one group's comfort level, one group's set of preferences, one group's set of interests, one group's priority.
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In its IPO prospectus Aramco mentions that gearing – net debt divided by balance sheet capital – will rise above its 15% comfort level immediately after SABIC closes.
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"It all boils down to comfort level: If I'm going to make you comfortable, then I have to be comfortable first," Obama told Vogue's Jonathan Van Meter.
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I don't know if we have become conditioned to ensure the comfort level of our white friends and fellow residents is prioritized over righteous demands for justice.
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The Driver Assistance Plus II costs $1,700 and might be worth it depending on your comfort level with assisted driving and how often you're on the highway.
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These lounges make a big difference in your comfort level when traveling, especially when it means being able to take a shower after a long transoceanic flight.
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Because the complexity of surface warfare has been offset by the comfort level associated with the environment in which ships operate, this complacency has been generally survivable.
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My comfort level grew high enough to cruise up and down the field for some panoramic shots of the Golden Gate Bridge and distant downtown San Francisco.
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"It gave me a comfort level as a new secretary of state that, yes, we're going to be attacked, and when it happens, don't freak," he said.
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But for less than $20, this is an awesome addition to my wardrobe — I was surprised by the versatility, the comfort level and even how flattering it was.
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For his part, Porzingis, asked if he had reached a comfort level with a certain amount of playing time, gave the answer Roth would have no doubt predicted.
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The comfort level seems to be a matter of personal preference, and one developer I spoke to liked the LG headset's screen distance far more than the Vive's.
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"Adding Jrue back to the mix gives us a comfort level and a confidence level we didn't have earlier when we struggled to close out games," Gentry said.
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From full coverage cups to "yep, you can see literally everything when I wear this teddies," here's 17 non-cheesy red lingerie picks that'll suit every comfort level.
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Body language is a large indicator of your confidence and comfort level in any given situation, and it can make or break your chances of landing the job.
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Rashida Jones, who is a producer of the Netflix series Hot Girls Wanted: Turned On, spoke to Refinery 29 about her comfort level with sharing on social media.
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Depending on if and how much prices rise in the next two weeks, this could increase the comfort level of farmers who may plan to stick with corn.
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What has been most noteworthy to Mets Manager Mickey Callaway, though, is Conforto's comfort level, not only as the team's cleanup hitter but also as a clubhouse leader.
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Pick an activity that matches your comfort level: Putt your way around glow-in-the-dark ogres and skeletons at the indoor Monster Mini-Golf in Chantilly or Gaithersburg.
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Irkut touted the design of its plane and fuel efficiency as its biggest selling point, giving customers a comfort level similar to wide-bodied aircraft like the Boeing 23.
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Everett Dirksen insisting on weakening regulations on employment discrimination, which is a key area where the administration agreed to soften the bill beyond the comfort level of many liberals.
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The total reserves being stored at the Fed has fallen to about $1.6 trillion, and a survey the Fed conducted last year indicated a comfort level around $800 billion.
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Because what we want is justice in this country and people to have a comfort level that they&aposre getting a fair shake when they&aposre charged with something.
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Warren represents a more diverse state, and "she does not talk with a strain; she talks with a comfort level and familiarity" in speaking with black leaders, he added.
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When you're in front of your own fans, like with Symphony X or Adrenaline Mob, they know you—they know what they're getting, and there's a comfort level there.
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After much testing and research, we find the Logitech K380 to be the best Bluetooth keyboard, thanks to its comfort level, cool design, and support for many different devices.
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"The emphasis is on comfort level in the courtroom," Ms. Pelosi said Wednesday at a news conference to announce her choices, hours before the House voted to ratify them.
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But their purchase followed a three-year house-hunting saga in which JayBey were repeatedly outbid by even richer buyers or faced prices that were beyond their comfort level.
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My hopes is that, like other subscription kits, Unbound will create a "personality quiz" to feel out for comfort level, experience, necessity and preferences when it comes to sex products.
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It seems like it is, but it really has so much more to do with your confidence and your comfort level and your delivery and your presence and your playfulness.
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This shoe does not have the comfort level of a casual or lifestyle sneaker, by design, but Nike says it is bringing Adapt to those categories in 2019 as well.
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"Adding Jrue back to the mix gives us a comfort level and a confidence level we didn't have earlier when we struggled to close out games," coach Alvin Gentry said.
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"Having a friend in the White House that you've known before, that friend acquired that kind of power -- yeah, there's a comfort level there, no doubt about it," Kaufmann said.
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Users can select their comfort level with geese — from "comfortable" to "I want to keep my distance" — and the app will find directions based on that comfort (or lack thereof).
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A Pew Research poll released Thursday asked participants about their comfort level in six different scenarios to test their willingness to give up some privacy in exchange for some service.
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"It's a fun and rewarding way to include all the shy and not-ready-to-get-naked-or-fuck girls in the party, at their own comfort level," said Sassoon.
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"The Russian aircraft cannot compare with the Chinese Boeing 747-4J6 for safety and comfort level," said Gao Zhuo, a columnist for Aerospace Knowledge, a monthly Chinese magazine about flight.
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The J.P. Morgan analyst said Saudi Arabia would like to see a higher price, and its fiscal 'comfort level' for near-term Brent is around $60 to $70 per barrel.
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Perhaps Bill de Blasio's comfort level was aided by familiarity: This was believed to be his fourth trip to Iowa since he became mayor of New York City in 2014.
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The comfort level is much higher with the Democratic candidate, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, said a member of the Overseas Friends of BJP who is based in New Delhi.
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Having spent seven seasons with the Chicago White Sox before moving to Boston in 2016, Sale has found a comfort level at Fenway that he never had as a visiting pitcher.
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Also, tech-savvy consumers have an increased comfort level with buying fresh foods online and see ordering groceries through an app as a way to save time and avoid checkout lines.
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But I found that swapping the leather earpads for the foam ones had a noticeable positive impact on the comfort level, so it's also a matter of personal preference and customization.
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Take Control of Your Payment Speed Most of these company options mentioned here, you can use on a trial basis to determine which one fits your comfort level and business size.
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The comfort level has been clearly evident during the first four rounds with Wozniacki dropping just a single set, that coming in her opening match, on way to the last eight.
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Though he found his comfort level quickly, he said he still thinks of the par-three known as 'Calamity Corner' as the 14th hole, even though it is now the 16th.
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That cushion may vary, based on the size of the airport and your own comfort level, but should be at least 295 minutes for domestic flights and three hours for international.
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I'd go so far as to say that the Q7, being the largest Audi you can buy, represents the state of the art — the comfort level is nothing short of spectacular.
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Eventually he was bitten by the drone bug, and came up with an idea for a drone he thinks anyone, no matter their comfort level with aircraft, would be happy to own.
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Whether you rely on trusty "granny panties" or up your game with a frilly cheeky every now and then, underthings are meant to be a personal decision based on your comfort level.
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It's wireless, yet it lasts up to three years using just two AA batteries, and it retains the function and comfort level of a full-sized keyboard in a more compact form.
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And since everyone from lesser-known startups to the giant phone manufacturers are getting in on the second-hand game, you can choose to shop on sites that match your comfort level.
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With its limitless reach and real-time distribution, however, internet-based selling changed their comfort level dramatically by removing the ticket owner from the supply chain and costing them billions in margin.
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As for choosing a mattress, Ms. Pickart stressed the importance of trying out several mattresses in person to find your preferred comfort level, rather than taking a chance with an online order.
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"I think there were some more details to be filled in to give the judge a certain comfort level" that might make him more likely to rule in Kelly's favor, Greenberg said.
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"The local unit continues to hold its own against the greenback, having seemingly found a comfort level below 13.00," the local branch of South Africa's First National Bank (FNB) said in a note.
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While you've been busy trying to figure out why you continue shading a shoe brand whose comfort level even you can't resist, Ugg added yet another high-fashion designer collaboration to its roster.
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On a recent episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kardashian West revealed that her now-6-year-old convinced her to do something very much beyond the KKW Beauty guru's comfort level.
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A high-quality personal massager comes with a variety of heads to work different areas of the body, has adjustable speeds to fit your comfort level, and is made of heavy-duty materials.
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Setting feasible goals, admitting when you're feeling discouraged and forcing yourself to reach beyond your comfort level can help you strike a balance between getting stuck in your feelings and pushing through them.
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"North Korea will have a comfort level there that they just don't have in other countries," said Franklin L. Lavin, who served as the American ambassador to Singapore under President George W. Bush.
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I plopped into the front seat, expecting to laugh in the face of the machine attempting to measure my age, gender, emotional state, and comfort level all through infrared cameras and other sensors.
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Just as the first lady's role is undefined, with each woman molding it to her personality, interests, and comfort level, there is no script for what comes after the first lady finishes the job.
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His former campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, who is now a CNN political contributor, told CNN's Brianna Keilar Sunday on "State of the Union" that the key to Trump's selection will be his comfort level.
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It's not pleasant, it's not fun, but keep your eye on your long-term goals and make sure your portfolio is invested based on your time horizon, comfort level for fluctuation, and planning goals.
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"This is one of those topics that really is subjective, and depends on the comfort level of both partners," Diane Gottsmann, a national etiquette expert and owner of the Protocol School of Texas, says.
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It remains to be seen whether this is a good idea in the long term, since oral prescription meds require physician monitoring, but there is a growing trend and comfort level with the practice.
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"It has grown steadily in terms of the number of clients who are choosing to bid online, and their comfort level with the level at which they're spending has also grown," Mr. Branczik said.
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According to multiple sources involved in internal conversations, despite the agency's comfort level with disaster relief, FEMA was entering the response with no data from HHS—virtually starting from scratch, two weeks too late.
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"They also urged caution to citizens returning to the downtown area, saying that, "We don't have a complete comfort level that we have all the suspects," and that it is still an "active crime scene.
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As Zipline continues to expand, and as companies like Amazon push communities' comfort level with drones, venture investor and Zipline board member Susan Choe said she expects Zipline to enter into large-scale global partnerships.
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"There is now — unlike before — a comfort level with knowing there's a lot of Latinos living here and Latino leadership here," said Mr. Sarmiento, 22003, sitting in the law office he keeps in his house.
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But the whole album in recorded in Dallas, actually, so I went back home to specifically a comfort level of where I've recorded everything before, and had the engineer that I've used in the past.
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Again, you don't have to sit on my knee — you can sit to the side, we can both sit on the ground — the most important thing is to keep the kids at their comfort level.
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He said that the F.A.A. initially oversaw certification for the software, but delegated more authority to Boeing over time, "when we had the comfort level" that designees at Boeing were knowledgeable enough about the system.
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Mr. Trump has appeared to grow noticeably more comfortable in the role of president, according to advisers, and that comfort level has reinforced his confidence in his own instincts, including what he regards as facts.
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Gina Rodriguez comfort level with using the n-word is on display in a resurfaced clip -- and while it's a scripted sketch, it supports the notion Gina, and others, feel like she gets a pass.
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But, it feels like the former basketball player only asked his subject about her "comfort" level on the images to shame Kris for what he assumes will be the outcome of the Kardashians' many sexualized photos.
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" They add: "For me, when coming out, I thought, what is my comfort level using they/them pronouns instead of she/her and how does it affect my own understanding of myself and inform my subjectivity?
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Clinton has been fighting to give women more power since her days as an earnest firebrand at Wellesley, so that her authority and comfort level are surely at their peaks when she speaks on those issues.
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A listless Stephens won a single game en route to surrendering the first set and though she fought back in the second, Garcia's greater comfort level on clay saw her through 23-1 7-6(7).
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I informally schedule sex two or three times a week just to make sure that when my sex drive does finally come back (hopefully after I'm finished breast-feeding), we won't have lost our comfort level.
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CFA also claims to have an industry-low client turnover rate of only 1.8%, which they attribute to "a continuity of service that supports 'big picture' strategy" for almost every age group, individual and comfort level.
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"It's a real comfort level knowing that if your club is tied or has the lead after the fifth inning you feel like you're going to win," Royals manager Ned Yost said of his relief corps.
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" Mitchell, an Atlanta native, opened up about working with Beyoncé, telling Vogue last year, "When she sat down for me there was immediately the kind of comfort level you'd have with a friend, which was quite unexpected.
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Chastain names three tasks to master in your 20s: Find your own comfort level with debt, "what are you willing and not willing to go into debt for"; understand your earning potential; and choose the right people.
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How do you give them reassurance that in addition to seeing your work that they can't guarantee that they're going to get the kind of piece they want, but they also have some comfort level with you?
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I think if he does get an opportunity to use it in a game a couple times and has success with it, his comfort level with it will be higher and he'll start to use it more.
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The debate over the proper office temperature during the summer was given new life on Tuesday, as Cynthia Nixon's team suggested that room temperatures were "notoriously sexist" in being geared toward the comfort level of most men.
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A separate internal government document which analyses the draft law noted that taxation issues were of "great interest" to investors and excluding it from the law's purview could reduce the proposal's intent to boost their comfort level.
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The first was to pick a Scalia-like thinker for the court as candidate Trump had promised, and the second was to give Kennedy a comfort level so he could retire and give President Trump a second nominee.
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Reign: Yeah, I think—and I don't want to pit these two movies against each other—but I think what we still see is the comfort level, with respect to the people in power, only goes so far.
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"People think automatically of home and auto insurance and have a comfort level with them," said Juli McNeely, certified financial planner with McNeely Financial Services and immediate past president of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - Very few players can match the comfort level enjoyed by Bubba Watson at Augusta National but the American has felt out of place at this week's Masters after being thwarted by allergies and swirling winds.
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Dr. David Erstein, an allergist who founded the company Assured Bites, which makes Hello, Peanut, said he hoped the limited health claim on the package will both raise awareness and increase parents' comfort level with the new recommendations.
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Perhaps due to some combination of Will & Grace's own comfort level and outside expectations, the show didn't even feature a same-sex kiss until its second season, and even then it was a stunt between Will and Jack.
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Even people who have done their own taxes for years can reach a point where their return becomes more complex and pushes them beyond their comfort level, said Brian L. Thompson, president of the National Society of Accountants.
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Depending on your comfort level and where you need it (side of the face, chin, forehead underneath a baseball cap, etc.) and where you&aposre going (beach, airplane, running errands) the still-there visibility may not matter anyway.
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The show modeled the gradually increasing comfort level of a real party; people were shy at first about talking to strangers, but by the end it all felt truly convivial, despite the inevitable sad turn in the plot.
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A weak rand has meant South Africa has not been able to fully benefit from tumbling oil prices and inflation is expected to average at 6.0 percent this year, touching the top-end of the Reserve Bank's comfort level.
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Considering that the gown was custom made for her (it even featured a specially-designed apricot shade and a hand-embroidered lace overlay) it's hard to believe she wouldn't have checked the strap comfort level before the big night.
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" Pornhub Vice President Corey Price stressed that when it comes down to who tuns into one of these super users who publicly engage with explicit sexual stuff on Twitter, it "just depends on the person and their comfort level.
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"Through the ASPCA Storytelling Program and Martin's violin playing, we often see a change in their body language and an expanded comfort level with meeting new people," Kris Lindsay, senior director of ARC and CARE at the ASPCA, said.
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They push grand legislation, they help the nation to reach difficult agreements, they push members of their party to go beyond their political comfort level and they put forth bold ideas that transform the way we think of problems.
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Saudi Arabia requires the deeper cuts in order to support oil prices and maintain them within a "comfort level" range of $60-$70 per barrel which is closer to the kingdom's fiscal budget break-even level, Malek told Reuters.
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Amazon denies that rumors Alexa will start serving ads, but there's really no reason not to start offering more and more paid promotions of this variety if customers' comfort level with disembodied corporate voices talking to them continues to rise.
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"It can be a tricky balancing act to choose what one feels is in a client's best interest but not diverge too much from their comfort level, which can lead to emotional and counter-productive responses on their part," Wander said.
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It's a pretty convenient feature depending on how good you are at managing and keeping a calendar, but it's also one more way you're sharing data with Uber, so your comfort level may vary with that aspect of the integration.
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It's no where as unwieldy as many of the more massive watches on the market, and depending on your own comfort level, you may even find it possible to where to bed, to take full advantage of that sleep tracking.
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For now, perhaps the best approach to a possible volatility eruption is to expect it, get stock exposure to a comfort level before the storm, and and ride it out in the knowledge that most pass without inflicting crippling damage.
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Proponents, in general, are betting that as more vehicles using semi- and fully autonomous technology, never mind completely driverless products, take to the road, the comfort level will increase and more people will say they're willing to go for a ride.
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I know it's important to diversify, and since I don't pay attention to the stock market, I use robo-advisors to tailor my investments toward my risk-comfort level and automatically reallocate funds when there is a change in the market.
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"It's kind of stabilized to where we have a comfort level with the growth rate and what it's going to do," Peretz said after UPS, often seen as a U.S. economic bellwether, posted first-quarter net profit that beat expectations.
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If so, go for it: Be aware of boundaries, but depending on your comfort level, you can say 'I need to take time for my mental health' rather than detail how you had a panic attack or a bipolar episode.
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So one qualification that might set a potential Mars explorer apart from your average Joe looking to vacation on the red planet: A required comfort level with a grand adventure that has quite a high chance of ending in death.
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In "I Don't Belong Anywhere: The Cinema of Chantal Akerman," Marianne Lambert makes a sensitive attempt at portraying Ms. Akerman, a groundbreaking director, and her work, displaying a comfort level perhaps born of working as a production manager for her subject.
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India's daily money market cash deficit has stayed well above the RBI's comfort level of 1 trillion rupees ($14.81 billion) since the start of December as the government has pared spending ahead of the end of the fiscal year in March.
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"There's something about the like-mindedness where perhaps the comfort level rises," said one of the authors of the study, Robert K. Christensen, associate professor at the George W. Romney Institute of Public Service and Ethics at Brigham Young University.
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Now parents must figure out their comfort level with their kids balancing school and social media fame along with the usual list of privacy concerns for any social network, especially a relatively new one owned by a company based in China.
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Woods's comfort level with Torrey Pines factored into his decision to make the Farmers Insurance Open, rather than a European Tour stop next week in the Middle East, his first full-field event after a 241-month, injury-induced layoff.
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Their financial contribution to the Rebel isn't a minor detail — Levant claims the Rebel is entirely viewer-supported — it's emblematic of whose barbarity you're willing to swallow in order to maintain your social standing, your racial superiority, and your own comfort level.
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The Privacy Assistant app first takes users through a privacy preferences quiz, asking up to five questions around a person's comfort level with social media and finance apps having location data, or how a person feels about productivity apps having access to contacts.
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Still, it was clear that some people's comfort level with the town only extended to documenting it to show other people later or maybe to brag on social media about having been there — which is exactly how some people approach vacations anywhere.
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Now, that's what makes the luxury business, in general, different and, I think, harder to access for Amazon than most other industries: It really has to do with the comfort level of the seller with the environment in which they sell. Sure.
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"While the potential for real cost savings and environmental benefits under this rule are there, the fleets will ultimately determine the success or failure of this rule based on their comfort level purchasing the new technologies," said Glen Kedzie, an association official.
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"I actually thought it might be 24 years, not four years, building the credibility of the party and the comfort level of islanders with this new party to the point where we could actually present ourselves as government in waiting," he said.
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"Prosecuting a case this old is inherently risky as jurors need to have a comfort level that justice is reasonably speedy and has not been delayed for improper reasons," says Dennis McAndrews , a former Pennsylvania prosecutor who has been following the case.
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"That told us loud and clear that the industry was more concerned about their guests' comfort level than protecting their employees from sexual harassment," said Erik Van Rossum, the president of Unite Here's chapter in the Northwest, which covers Seattle and Portland, Ore.
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"I have a comfort level with having a bipartisan record to look at issues in a way that is pragmatic and I believe I have a very good understanding of what is possible and how to navigate the policy-making process," he said.
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"If you ask parents in the U.S. where their comfort level is in speaking to their kids about hard issues, they rank sex and drugs over money — they have less comfort talking to their children about money than sex and drugs," she said.
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It can be hard enough to convince yourself to see a therapist, but getting another person—who has their own needs, desires, and comfort level with talking to a professional about personal problems—to go with you to couples therapy can be even more difficult.
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With the new release of Old Dominion's sophomore effort Happy Endings — the follow-up to their smash hit debut album Meat and Candy — there is perhaps no more telling sign of how far they've come than their current comfort level while out on the road.
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"I think he was a dovish choice, which probably gave a greater comfort level to investors on Wall Street, although I think his selection had already been baked into the market," said Chuck Carlson, chief executive officer at Horizon Investment Services in Hammond, Indiana.
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If you're going to engage youth, you have to be able to be more open and find that comfort level to talk with them where they are and what they want to talk about... In the '90s, talking about adolescents and sex [was subversive].
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — I've said this before and I'll say it again, for the benefit of newer readers: If you are hesitant to push past your day-of-the-week comfort level because you think you "can't" solve the late-week puzzles, do it anyway.
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"As more and more evidence accumulated, I think our comfort level with saying this looks like the right thing for all babies, term and preterm, seemed the right thing to do," said Dr. Maria Mascola, a maternal and fetal medicine specialist in Marshfield, Wis.
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For example, inviting your best friend to be your date at a casual event, or to meet your parents for coffee when they are in town, will allow you to explore your friend's comfort level — and potentially note his or her flattery over having been invited.
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"I have a great comfort level with Hue and his ability to assist me with the day-to-day responsibilities on defense, including analyzing our opponents and helping me on game days with the players and defensive coaches," Bengals coach Marvin Lewis said in a statement.
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Twisted Pixel says Defector will come with a ton of settings to help players adjust the game to their own preferred comfort level, including tunneling in the screen during movement to reduce motion sickness and letting players adjust walking speed and other in-game movement elements.
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The Mavericks, when it was their turn, bestowed a five-year, $158 million contract upon Porzingis in the first allowable minutes of free agency on June 30 and have made the player's comfort level a priority after watching how quickly his relationship with the Knicks spiraled.
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She gave me ample time to change and get covered by the sheets (you can keep on underwear, shorts, or nothing — whatever you choose), gauged my comfort level throughout without ever disrupting the flow, and talked as little or as much as I showed interest in.
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Depending on a client's comfort level, I would let him or her decide if they would like to do the grocery shopping (based on a list that I give them), or if they would like the groceries brought to them (time-saver and a small extra cost).
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That was how long he needed to gauge his comfort level with two prospects: Could he hold his right hand over his heart during the playing of a national anthem that was not "The Star-Spangled Banner" and not feel like an impostor — or a traitor?
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"For Chinese consumers, there's this real glee in having exposure to things that seem like futuristic technology developments, and then beyond that, I think there's a much greater comfort level with data sharing," said Mark Natkin, managing director at Beijing-based technology consulting firm, Marbridge Consulting.
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Like the time he nearly bit my lip off because I wasn't being "active enough in bed" and he wanted to "shock me into feeling some passion" (really I was just inexperienced and needed to develop a solid comfort level in order to be sexual in any way).
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These folks missed the broader reality that many millions of people were being extremely productive on their smartphones using a touch-based operating system, and that generations of young people would grow up with an intense familiarity and comfort level using touch-based systems as their primary computing platforms.
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Planes for flying horses domestically are specially designed to accommodate passengers of different sizes, with stalls that can be configured for the size of the horse or the comfort level prescribed by its owner, from standing up to being able to graze as if it were on the farm.
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Simplicity alone isn't enough, however, and the PSVR manages the right balance between simple and powerful, giving an end-user experience that's as likely to wow the average person as is a high-end Vive or SteamVR game, but without the high-end technical requirements or comfort level with tech.
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I think the scale and impact has also dramatically changed because of the proliferation of mobile devices and the comfort level of the whole world with social networks and data and how people manage and use their data, like the concept of what we're able to do at companies like Strava.
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In December, The Hollywood Reporter reported that Ruth Wilson left Showtime's ''The Affair'' in part because of the way the show's sex scenes were handled; sources claimed that she felt pressured past her comfort level on set and ignored when she took objection with the frequency of nudity on the show.
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You might find that older employees (or any employees, for that matter) have ways of working that are different from yours—such as the formality of their email messages, the amount they want to talk about their personal lives in the office, or their comfort level with certain technology—and that is okay.
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At some point in Biden's courting process, before their lunch meeting made at the former vice president's request, members of Biden's team gauged her comfort level with what they had planned next, a source close to Biden's team told BuzzFeed News: for the broad contours of their meeting to be made public.
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Carpenter from CNNMoney points out that while all of the aforementioned reasons like competition and fear are completely understandable — and that everyone is entitled to doing things at their own comfort level — if we ever truly want to see equal pay, we have to push ourselves to shatter the taboos around salary secrecy.
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In 2013, researchers reported that participants in a culinary medicine program reported a higher comfort level with cooking and were better able to assess patients' nutritional status and advise them regarding nutrition changes, and in 2015, a culinary program at New York University reported improved culinary skills and budget-appropriate meal preparation.
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When to start using a fever reducer depends on your or your child's comfort level as well as the presence of any underlying cases or conditions, but these are the general guidelines set forth by the Mayo Clinic:Infants, 0 to 3 months: Call your pediatrician for any fever 100.4 degrees and higher.
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Despite the few hoops I had to jump through, my Warby Parker shopping experience has been very positive and I am happy with the quality of the glasses, but I will say that it was only possible because of the in-store experience, which helped me rectify issues and achieve the desired comfort level.
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Here are the best men's winter coats you can buy:Best winter coat overall:Patagonia Topley JacketBest waterproof:Columbia OutDry Ex Gold Down Hooded JacketBest for working:Best for extreme cold:Mountain Hardware Absolute Zero ParkaBest versatile parka:Fjällräven Kyl ParkaThe best places to buy scarves onlineYour choice of scarf can make or break your comfort level in the wintertime.
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We were so fortunate to have Anna express interest in the role, because she brings that same quality to the screen that links this conversation directly into what we talk about when we talk about Hillary specifically as our first female presidential candidate, in terms of their comfort level with how likable she is.
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The survey measured physical well-being, which asks about neck, arm and upper back pain, mobility and the ability to lift the arms; psychosocial well-being, which focuses on body image and confidence in social settings; sexual well-being, including sexual confidence and feelings of attractiveness and comfort level during sex; and breast satisfaction.
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I happened to be a member of one such focus group, and some of the commentary and questions posed by participants regarding their comfort level with racially-charged (or just racially-focused) subject matter offered an eye-opening glimpse into the DIA's struggle to expand perspectives and conversations in a city that has remained deeply divided along racial lines.
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Here are the best beanies you can buy:Best beanie overall: The North Face Shinksy BeanieBest under-$20 beanie: Carhartt Acrylic Watch HatBest cashmere beanie: Naadam Signature Ribbed Cashmere BeanieBest pom-pom beanie: Patagonia Vintage Town BeanieBest high-tech beanie: Tenergy Wireless Bluetooth BeanieThe best places to buy scarves onlineYour choice of scarf can make or break your comfort level in the wintertime.
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You start off the game with one character (they gave me Bowser) and one kart, which is fine, but I really only ever want to play as Toad (the red one, please) or Peach (gotta stick to my comfort level and this is what the boys made me play as when I was a kid — watch out for my frying pan).
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Home3D also allows viewers to customize the depth effect depending on their comfort level, and it combines both phase-based rendering and depth image-based rendering techniques for a method that doesn't sacrifice all that much resolution while still being able to accurately render 3D even for scenes with significant depth, where the left-eye and right-eye images are considerably different from one another.
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I suited up in some linen pants and a cotton T-shirt and stood under the midday sun, but as these fabrics were already part of my daily wardrobe rotation, it was hard to gauge their efficacy, so I decided to use the getup as my control outfit, taking note of what would be my baseline comfort level, before changing into something a bit more engineered.
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Democratic strategist Estuardo Rodriguez said Tuesday that Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE will always represent the "safety candidate" in the 21625 race no matter what gaffe or slip-up he commits, arguing that voters already have a solid comfort level with the former vice president.
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Pelosi said she hopes that "as we emerge into the election year, the mantra will be more 'health care for all Americans'" "There is a comfort level that some people have with their current private insurance that they have, and if that is to be phased out, let's talk about it, but let's not just have one bill that would do that," Pelosi said.
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Here are the best beanies you can buy:Best beanie overall: The North Face Shinksy Beanie, $30Best under-$20 beanie: Carhartt Acrylic Watch Hat, $12.99Best cashmere beanie: Naadam Signature Ribbed Cashmere Beanie, $65Best pom-pom beanie: Patagonia Vintage Town Beanie, $45Best high-tech beanie: Tenergy Wireless Bluetooth Beanie, $24.95 The best places to buy scarves online Your choice of scarf can make or break your comfort level in the wintertime.
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Fair or not, there's a comfort level in knowing your coach has been to the mountain top, seen it all, knows what it takes to get there, and won't panic once the roster's talent catches up to his own IQ. He's a phenomenal leader whose players don't take possessions off, and the Hawks would be set up in a terrific position with him as the face of their franchise for the foreseeable future. 3.
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That they also are part of the identity the first lady brought to Washington — that her comfort level and ability to walk in exactly the kind of shoes that cause other women, wearing more solid shoes, to wince and crunch their toes in imaginary pain was part of her narrative and image from the start — does not obviate the fact that they have also come to represent her remove, for both good and ill.
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